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Official Publication the of Archdiocese of Newark. N. J., and Diocese of Paterson, N. J. Vo! 12, No. 52 With Pontiff DECEMBER 1963 DON'T THURSDAY. 19, PRICE: 10 CENTS

VATICAN CITY (NC> - H’HII.E THE complete Paul VI will be Pope accom- schedule of the Pope’* visit 1* MISS panied on hia not yet available, it Epiphany pil- wa* grimage to the Holy Land by learned he will leave Rome three Cardinal* are 8 a m. who top at 30 (Rome time) on THE experts on the Oriental Jan 4. The 1,500-mile Jet Churche* Eugene Clrdinal flight is due to arrive at the Tisserant. Amleto Cardinal Ci- outside airport Jordan's capit- BUS cognani and Gustavo Cardinal al. Amman, about two hours Testa later. Cardinal Tisserant, dean of Pope Paul is expected to the Sacred ON RENEWING YOUR College, was secre- reach Jrrusslem at 2 30 pm. SUBSCRIPTION tary of the Sacred he Congrega- Then will make hi* way tion for the Oriental along SEE the path that Chmt bore COUPON PAGE 2 Church from 1936 1959 the to Car- Cross and then to the dinal Cicognam followed m Basilica of the Holy Sepulch- that po»t for two years before er. the site of the hurial and ot becoming papal Secretary Resurrection ot the Lord. He State in Cardinal Testa to low 1961. is offer a Mata at the aerved Father hat a* secretary since aite of Christ's Bosio Dies; tomb. 1962 August. (Conlmued on Page 2) Other* named tn accompany Priest 60 Years the Pop* included members of the papal household and three Deadline officials of the Secretariat of Early MONTCLAIR—Rev Ixmi* A Mt Carmel. Jersey City, and State Among others listed to For Two Issues Bosio 64. nastor o( Mt. Car St Lucy's, Newark, before attend was Msgr Jan G M mel Church here, died Dec 15 being Recause of the Chnstma* appointed pastor of Mt Willehrands. secretary of the Mountainside and New at Hospital A Carmel Vrar • hero in ISM3 Secretariat for Promoting holidays, Solemn Mass be the Dec 26 Requiem will During his NEW MONSIGNORI Christian and Jan 2 is- pastorate, the - Bishop Navagh presided at the Christian D. Unity offered Dec 19 at 10 30 am. Msgr. Hoag pastor of St. Susses aue* of The Advocate rhurch debt vs as cleared and investiture of Monica's, w-ill three new domestic four at the church prelates and papal and dean of Susses go to press the church redecorated County Msgr Stanislaus J. Durka. IN Or- uld be school to serve as the parish Vatican Secretariat for Pro- submitted no lat- er than Dec school, which now has 211 tin- Interview With Archbishop Boland moting Omstian Unity Enday. 20. for th# Dec 26 dent* from the kingergartrn Reliable source* *aid that Usue. or Fri- to th* day. Dec the fifth grade purpoe* of th* visit was 27. for Jan. 2 issue father Bosio also acquired s courtesy no* aimed at *up- he the Because of the property which turned into Council pljin* Patriarch with in- pres* of Seen other ? parking lot amt renovated Progress formation about th* papal news. The Advocate Satisfactory; will not be to the convent for the Religious trip It was not to b* eon- able handle Teachers items Filippim, who leach »trued as a visit to set up a publicity which ar# the submitted late at school summit meeting ’ between in Mass Plans Made th* two churchmen W \p* Haul will be used even in parishes the ip The newcomers oo list NOR I. TIIE pace Set Bishops a few weeks this There are 13724>3 ta The f >e high schools now cale \l t.rinsing address are being for grammar School Crusade She will ate between now amt the established particular n* hefnre the session, Holy Rosary". Eluaheth opening he said schools 327 high under the given to of and 27 m open Archdioc**an receive first when Arch- of priest* the arch Banality groups pnre St. Thomas. Bloomfield, and the third session nest Some Fathers felt that they dsorcse schools The percentage in- Developn *nt Campaign had an bishop B->.a.it school In.maculate will should be greets Heart Academy. September “We all have included in the sche- 1 enrollment 2 TIIE \RCHBDHIOP pointed crease from last year t* i% >f 790 as school and individual winners the of at Washington plenty homework to do V Ni \ M I ma on the Church in the Township The eta I > no the out that the liturgy decree also t i kindergarten class** are rpened Uus year office Dec 2o led Mark! At Cnaneery named u one of the new the Arrhhishop said He rv to the any rate we were change vernacular wtU provide* foe the revision of omitted On the high school Immaruiate Heart Academy. Miss sold 136 sub Bujas archdiocesan high schools, pressed hope that the couned have to await discussing the fir»t three r the Bishop*’ testa and ritual change* in the chap- level the increase is * ; township, with its arrtpUons and will have Iter which its be able ters of the has first graduation will to ronelude Its and schema on ecu- first meeting possibly later Ma»« These are to be studied senior class has an even choice of a watch or $5O claas this business next menism te gold year year, but said conferences with the up the final minute A RRt AKIHiWN b> coun I-000 studer.' hierar- by a post conciliar commis sthltc She was followed I’aul DU- that the by no one will know for sure chies of of last session, to there tie* has the other English- s too shows that grammar 651 m four years. Union lon of St Tereaa'a, Summit, THERE WIRE the two re- until Bishops have recon speaking nations was simply no time to go into school enrollment increased tn which might He expressed hope that thi* C«--mty i athofic m Scot rn in second place Susan peaters am mg the individual vened these chapters, which produce a single English lest work also he are now Bergen and Union, even edit Piatns has ,4)6 tn two Schweikart divisional would completed years. of Holy Trinity. winners Kathleen Meanwhile, the American fur the fourth and fifth tnree all of them, the Arch shortly However, it m that kindergartens dropped St s Montvale. *2O Sacred since will Joseph Westfield, and Kilcen Farry qf Heart. New- Bishops hive set in motion the said schema it bivjyip have worldwide application, there, while dropped in E* tn two year*, and Mjther O'Rourke of St ark. ami Lawrence to makr Thomas. tluehner of procedure ' possible “The ■'Cgntinal Bea. in hti final sex Hudson Bishops wit) have tn many viewpoints will have to and where « t Scion Clark 121. in one year. Bloomfield. tied for third St of address, Mary'a, Dumont, who fin- use the vernacular in por- approve the translation it stated that omitted and be considered tn attempting to explicitly kindergarten* wrre The new st Joseph's High ivhcd first* vnd ircood tn Divi- tions of the Mas* there A commis will then tv* sent to Rome was no reason. a*tde had an increase of 5*4 “give the a greater Bergen School for Girls. Roselle, oas MT. CARMEE, sion VIII for people Bayonne, the large*t gram- sion i* at work preparing an for formal Continued on Page 21 lead recognition After feeling of Imtmrate partic i and continues to m gram- 73 tn its freshman clas*. again topped the school dm- mar school* English translation, which sill that. I doubt that there will the atoii with 94* subscriptions and Other ipation in offering with '.he dn uional winner* be ready to to meet present a Ise,any delay ut effectuating priest,'' the said also took the in Division were Joel Archbishop pritc Be* of St Augus- ing of the American hierarchy the deefrr of the round!, VIII. * Other divisional re line's, Union City; Jame* this he said * IT AA referenre spring, ' though each Bishop will set AH IN to Costelloe peelers I rum last were Russo of Held; year lloly Family, Nutley. The is criticism v Msgr. sending hi* of the decree Requiem Archbishop «wn schedule for on Latordaire, Montclair, and those Upper mentioned above. letters to all pastors noting changes " rommunicalmn* that the Arch St Our John Henry**, Bayonne, Magr J KUey, execu- the coming changes and ask • bit) English has bishop critic ued armchair of Chriatiana. been ap- Lady Help East tive director of The them to to Advocate, ing begin prepay proved fur use in the V S . the philosophmng He said the Harrison Pastor for 22 Years Orange; SL Teicsa's. Summit. will present the to the their people for winners them At his Arrhhishop noted Multilingual schema had been discussed St. Vmcent'a, Bayonne; School * Archbishop. request extra copies of The with the HARRISON Msgr Wil- vernaculars will be limited to greatest latitude that tic prelate by Pope Pma XII had been liam A Costelloe, 73. of changes made and pastor and was invested at hti own Holy Cross Church here that the final vote was well since church by Archbishop Thomas 1941. itlgd Dec 13 at St over the necessary two thirds J Walsh with 1.500 part*h- Michael's Hospital, two hour* majority tooers present for the cere- after being stricken hi* rec “To say the decree ta not at mony tory A Solemn Requiem adequate it to crilicUe the ap- Mas* was offered 111 RING ms proval of over 1.900 Bishops Dec t( pastorate, be Though he from all parts of the world. ' had suffered in- supervised the construction ol hr said juries in two falls over the anew convent lor the Sisters past two which limited of who teach “Those who do criticiie don't years, Charity tn th* ht* ability to celebrate Maas. parish school rralifr that the over 2.300 Fa Msgr Costelloe had remained Msgg Costelloe took an ac- thers of the council are trying • s active head of hit tive role in civic affair*. to compose a decree for the parish, He which include* all of Harmon had served as a entire world, for peoples of chaplain of *nd the Hudson different customs, cultures neighboring East Newark. County P B A. ut hia years at St Joseph'*. He degree* of training ami en- BORN IN East Orange. successfully vironments To apeak of la opposed an at- Msgr Costelloe wat educated u> tempt introduce a night club adequacies la to speak from a at Help of Chmtiana School " atmosphere into Harrison tav- limited viewpoint there and at Seton Hall Prep erns in 1947. The Arrhhishop recalled the and College Hr took hia theo- Archbishop Boland presided incident of the petition signed logical studies at Immaculate at the Dec 19 Mas*, which tome of the by preu corps Conception Seminary and we* was offered by Msgr James J. covering the council “Thta pe- ordained el the college chapel Owens, pastor of St Mary'*, tition did not pretend to rep- June 10, 1919 MSGR. COSTELLOE Nulley Deacon and tubdeacoa resent the entire of re- All but u of ht* group years were Rev Thomas K. there," hr life Burke, porter* »atd. “or priestly were spent at Holy pastor ot St Croat John *. Orange, even the majority." ll* was first assigned to children of the pariah, for 9Rd Rev. Thomas J. Kenny, St Joseph'*, whom ha established two play Jersey City, but pastor of St the REGARDING chaplert on became grounds Ut* Philip Apoa- an assistant at th* adjacent to church lle. Saddle Brook. religious and at- The eulogy liberty the Harrison in —one for children parish t»3S, He pre-school Msgr BIBLICAL HOLY HOUR R. State titude toward the Jew* tn the gtv# by Leroy E. - Fronk WesotowskI, of three from the and was made of and one for older children. readings Bible homilies by Msgr. pastor Holy Tri- McWilliams, of Commander of the War schema an the pastor Queen Catholic Veterans, roods from the John M. Mahon, actuary of the ecumenism, nity. CoyietvUle. in 1936. and They were among the first archdiocese. Archbishop said of Peace, North Arlington. Bible tho Doe. 15 Archbishop that time waa returned the town- during legion of Decepcy Holy Hour at Boland ot the annual lo lloly Croat at pas- playground* in presided ceremony. Catholics took the factor Msgr Costelloe la survived Sacred Heart Cathedral, Nowork. The service consisted only that prevented tor m IMI. In 19U. of that Migr. Costello* wa* by a sister, Jane Legion Decency pledges morning. these from being discussed. Hi* Costello* of great interest wa* in the alevated lo th* rank ef domes Harrtsoa. 2 THE ADVOCATE December 19, 1963 Birth Control and Public Policy YOU CAN STILL U.S. Government’s Role MAKE IT!

Uncertain CUP ALONG DOTTED LINE AND MAIL TO: , Indecisive By RUSSELL SHAW CIRCULATION DEPT. The National Academy o( NCW'C Sru't Strvitt Sciences, in a report last April THE ADVOCATE From the outside calling for stepped-up efforts looking In, "If your question is, can we federal to promote international fam the government'! ap- do more, should we know laid 31 CLINTON ST. to the birth control ls- ily planning programs, proach more about the whole repro- that if world con- sue uncertain and in- duction population appears cycle, and should this N. J. 07102 decisive. Voices in and out of tinues to grow at Its present NEWARK, information be made more rate there will be more than government are raised urging to available the world so that contradictory and 25 billion people on the earth □ Enclosed □ mutually everyone can make their own $4.50 For One Year Bill Me Later by the 2070. compared exclusive policies. judgment. 1 would think that year extreme are those with some three billion at pres- At one it would be a matter which New ent. who advocate an active gov- we could certainly support." ernment effort involving large The of these A implications similar theme was sound- scale for re- figures are as apparent to Address expenditures’ ed Msgr. ______by John C. Knott, Catholics Ameri- search on birth control and director as to other of the NCWC Family cans, but as countless spokes- Life who commended Sate Bureau, City ______men have made clear. Catho- government support of basic Second of Series lics cannot sanction the use of o reproduction research. Zip Code public funds to pay for Im- BIT moral means to even a □ NEW □ RENEW ADVOCATES of an ac- con- worthy end implementation of birth tivist government policy on trol through foreign birth xi» programs control are not satisfied WHILE AN accommodation with aid. On the other wing are an approach limited to that would satisfy all parties those who want the govern- support of basic research. to the dispute over the gov- ment to out of this field stay They seek a major govern- ernment's role is probably In Israel Court Somewhere in the ment period. effort to cope with the possible. Its probability re- middle are those who would problem of rapid population mains in doubt. FOR POOR Of GUATEMALA mission In Guatemala, 11-year-old sanction a strictly limited gov- growth, seen - At a Marykrvoll as a major ob- Pending some such develop- Maria has tasks role through a happy filling five-pound bags with flour for the mission's Each ernment support stacle to social and economic ment, however, the only real- poor. Child's Testimony bog is marked; "Donoted by the People of the United States of America." The of basic research. progress in underdeveloped istic prospect is for more Mary- knoll Fathers, like most mission mamtain continuous relief countries and. ultimately, as statements, more political groups, a protect of food ADVOCATES OF the activ- and Catholic Relief Services The food a aerious threat to world maneuvering and— more con- clothing supplied by - NCWC. comes from the -Ist approach scored a signifi- peace. fusion U. S. farm surplus program. Draws a Protest cant success this yrar m the foreign aid bill. For the first JERUSALEM. Israel (NO by one of ths four, time, a section written into Site testimony of Catholic spokesman the bill by the Senate For- Popp's Pilgrimage A has a 12-year-old girl protested against a child’s tes- The girl told court: eign Relations Committee pro- th# vided for spending U.S. funds timony ut a case which led a “They force us to bow down "to conduct research into Palestine court to order that four Jewuh to a statue They wake us Soldier, children be taken out of a at 3 in the to do problems of controlling popu- Refugee Symbols of Today up morning the lation and to Catholic orphanage cleaning We pray from growth providr REV. JOHN G. NOLAND ol free scci-vs to the shrine* at Christmas and Faster, but By taWished the Pontifical Mis J technical other Rev M Stiaasny. press of- 5 to 7 The room we liv# tn and assistance end hours holy plst»» only for s few sum for Palestine to cooperating countries in .VCB'C X«-wi Serya,# ficer for the Israel vicariate of has no stove. There are about Jerusalem ts sacred, not Jeruialerri itself Is a divided T who the Kite Patriarchate of " carrying out programs of Paul't announcement Msgr Joseph Ryan, Latin 20 children In each room pop- Pope British administrators with- only to Christians but to Mas city Jordanian and Israeli sol- became'president of the that Father ulation control." that he will visit Jerusalem drew Poeli- Jerusalem, said Church Stlassny said the . Ivins and Jews si -sell Foe diers. armed with sub -na flcal Miaaion three authorities investigated the children at the The House version of the ci money, proper hts religion Foe Jew. diplomats and UN court ordered that the children " to services since :*U He also noted adopted a provision limited Palestine, a name no longer on estinians Arabs whe The mon Sisters bad estlnv is a Promised Lend, truce observers he taken out of the research ev nsllerted in orphanage, “The 'evidence' on population prob- the map It in centuries old mots m Palestine soil • once s given by disappeared Jerusalem, the City of Da- where »rrr placed by they the lems and making no reference May. list*, with the creation Ml AN Willi I . the ;bt . 4 year appeal pays lor rltni-v elder daughter before the fled into neighboring Arab VM p their widowed mother after to birth control. the the Arsb refugees. mast uf and hospital-care ctothin; and court is contrary to th# truth of State of Israel. The states Foe the Christian. Jerusalem f««1 federal core of ancient whom hsd found refuge m dittrihuiwma schools, Our Investigation has The governm-nt's Palestine is These Palestinians are still and other places of Palestine for the role with to birth the land between the refugees l-ehatwn. Syne sod the Gsts care aged ant even shown that 'the children wert regard con- Mediter- and their number are consecrated and set apart vod convents Catholic Studies trol became a ranean Sea and the Jordan has Strip reproached the era- chapels treated with care and love major public increased, with now through sssocistscm with «he issue 1039. 23 like all in On July that River births, to 1 2 million It 1s es earthly uf« cf Jesus Chrti* science of th* work! Most had Msgr Ryan also is the e»- Planned at Yale the other children of citizens' left Palestine the same school, they did not year a committee The term "Holy Land" also timated that half of them ere an short notire, t.ona! secretary of the "sth» aid THE UN PARTITION be lir work from 3 to 5 for studying the foreign pro- can apply to an area much under 17 years of age More pin leaving everything tun! Re- Near Fast Welfare Assor.a NEW HAVEN Conn - Yale am issued a calling broader has never been realised duced la in countries tton the reason that they gram report then Palestine It cov- than 400.000 still Uve in refu- beggtry which helpa finance the University this week an- simple the The Palestine to th# for cooperation by the U.S. ers overall area in which gee camps provided by the of old 4 to- foreign them, they were ut training of priests and Sisters t»vmce»l the estahhKhment of were still in bed children with underdevel- Biblical events an *rm*d were never government took place Lotted Nstions day camp, msnaed derperste need of food cloth ard supports missionary ar a chair for Roman Catholic taught, requested nations "in the formula- Jordan the at tng. and il r to do an act of oped ptesentday and Israel. by troops nations tech- housing other seres tivity ut countries some f Studies and the appointment < compelled IN IM7, BEFORE the Brit- shU titles this uoo of . . plans designed to Syria. Lebanon. Turkey, Iraq. nically at war The is which are m the Holy Land of its first incumbent Step- Christian worship being deal with the Iran Uh mandate ended, the UN ered ihrnaee are cut Cathnlsrs fortwddcn problem of pop- and Egypt. off- from At the request of the Vatican m the Near Fast han G Kirttner rarsrei law pro. strictly by eccletii# ulation growth." General Asaombly decreed the one another Bethlehem Is tn si American in ties! authority priest. Migr are. large numbers, mem fevsor at the Catholic Uni- PRIOR TO On Nov. 26 the U.S. Catho- World War I. parti two at Palestine Into a Jordan. Naiareth is ut lsrs msrried disewtate would be government policy on the t)M SJ, fective July 1. The pro- editor in chief uf of great help u» s issue was given in December. from time, that the country chapters fessor, a native nf t-er- America, weekly msgario#, where • few priests must 56., 1962. by Richard N. Gardner. •ere not brought up at this said this bellied many. taught at the big boom- service such wvie University Deputy Assistant of session lie areas Secretary then repeated the er named Claus has It has of Berlin I.atecan t m today State for these •* been « thnll.ng ev International Organ- words fr* emphasis become veraity a Rome and joined the a si rrboi of com- perirncs to be at the isation .Affairs, it s meeting part Catholic U faculty tn IMO mercialism and mere fond of the Economic Committee THE council, to get to know the of ARCHBIMIOP espisua lun " the United Nations General ed that the problems of the Bishops from powers which Pjpe Esther Davis ail parts at the world Month's Mind Mass editorially Assembly. He repeated the Psal granted to Bishops in a As Pope supported a suggest, -n by same position last at decree Paul ssiit th his closing ad- May a effective Dee * were KEARNY The Our Lady of Airs Daniel ‘Let L Sehtafly of conference on population prob- chiefly ones which had dress, us rejosce for Grace Council, K of C . will pre- St luvu;* that we vanta Claus lems sponsored In Harrtman. viously been time have learned to understand given on a sponsor a month's mind Mass he replaced tn department N.Y. the American ba»>« one another the by As- to Bishops as tn *hts through for President Kennedy Dec 22 stores at pageants and process at sembly. country, resiling at remote union we have be a at Hoystown here, with Rev elsewhere by the Thre# Ssld Gardner: "While the distance from Rome come friends P Robert Egan, director, as Kings—(isapsr Balthasar United States * -Now to wifi not they are gives ut celebrant The Mass will begin sod Melcboir advocate any specific family es officio and each Bivhop will Four Jerseyans at • 20 a m planning policy to sny other receive them permanently at country, we can help other the moment he takes over his On Committees countries, upon request, to diocese without further appli- find sources of potential infor- cation to Rome." he said NFW YORK raw \ •- mation and assistance on Some new also in the powers were Jersey residents will assist in People News ways and means of dealing granted, such as the right to the felehrattoo of the Wth in- with population problems. preach sod to hear eonfrsttoni njvervtry at the Jagtellon *n "The provision of materials anywhere in the world, University. Poland, Krakow. Manuel Cardinal Gonralves thrifts after for this purpose can best be being painfully he said at the 16th annual convention (erejeira. 75 > ear old Patri- crippled done by those governments by the disease turn- Participation in the of the American Council at arch of luabon. whose clUsens not council, waa reported sell ha* been nsmed Handi- are divided poliah Cultural Clubs the Archbishop said, has had Aug 1* reet*v«*ring after on this undergoing capped American of the Ye#r question, by privste 22 here watchtower (left which a broadening effect on all of major the foundations, and background) once was looked surgery by President'# Commute# by business NEW USE-A upon with Dr Charles Allen Rare!ski by the infamous its members "There were Dr Kufere Carson Blake, on firms." Dachau concentration near Munich, Employment at the Hindi* Prisoners at comp Wast Germany, of Newark is vice soon will some questions that seemed chairman. national leader of United The conference In effect hove a new It will be the capped re- meaning. antronte to the preserved as the now Church Jsoma Bremen of Dumunl is quite simple, until we heard Preshyterun Church, will re- Msgr. jected it by adopting s report Joseph C. Fenton, Bishops from other of eo chairman. ! eons lawiem nf that stated: of the karmelThe tower Holy Blood Convent being constructed on the site of the nazi death parts ceive the interracial justice editor of the camp. out ta American Ec* Auxiliary Johann the Fliiabcth musics! and cutrert "The U.S. should di- is pointed a visitor by Bishop Neuhaeusler, world, particularly the leadership sward of the Cath clesnstlcal Review, has been provide a prisoner at the Comp from 1941 to 1945. millions, chairman sod rect aid to countries wishing present their view- Stephen Stnpp nltc lntrrriclal Council nf Chi- nsmed pastor of St Patrick's «W points As an South Orange tuiwt ran.ng assistance in family planning rsample, you cago parish. Chicopee Fills, Ms«s. can see how a chairman programs. Such aid would In- permanent Jerry J. Walsh. 41, of Long and has been elevated to th# In addition I viand, who has clude services snd materials Angela Zybat of devoted hts rank of prmhonotary apostolic (implements) for family lim- Pope’s Pilgrimage ... Los Angeles Okays East Orange Joan Lsrcni of Ufe to helping victims of sr- by Pope Paul itation. aa w«u as information KLiabeth. Kryvtyna Grsciyk to that and." (Continued from Pag* l) at Hackensack and Jean pilot tbe dey. arriving at Rome at para ter the Nativity Scene visit They will of Paxaalc 2-30 pm. build LOS ANGELES serve on th# sd A penitential aerUce will be a number of iNC) - The APART FROM the foreign triumphal vtaory board held at 10 jo that srehee When Us Angeles City Council has aid program, the birth control night la tha POPE PAUL will be able the Pope ar- Garden of Gelhtemani vives the beds of the church voted 10-0 to permit t Na- issue has been raised also In atop to keep in constant touch by Busy Post Office tha Mount of Olivaa Tha will begin to and will tivity scene to be erected on connection with government- aorv. radio with lue Secretariat oif rutg con lea la to include tha tinue to nag throughout city property sponsored biomedical re- chanting State during his trip A radio the CHRISTKINDL. Austria o< tha Paeaua narraUvaa of ts day. Objection was (NCI The search. being placed at hu disposal Immediately post offlcs in this the in Latin. A raised In telegrams to council K report on research on re- Goepeta Greek. aboard the Alitalia i Italian mam street was returned Austrian village named for the Arabic and members from the production Issued last Armenian. Airlines) DC I )et that h* the Pope president of Christ Child expects to hindls Septem- will southwest he the region of the about 1 million ber by the National Institutes installed in the Apostolic requssts for its POPE PAL’L it to ipend THE VATICAN H'nal B'rith Anti Defamation Christmas of Health, research arm of the in plans to issue spectil postmarks that Delegation Jerusalem, night at tha head quarto re a series uf l-esgus The city has hefor# Public Health Service, showed w here hr will be stay mg postage stamps ao attorney the eervics ends Jan the federal of the Apottoltc Delegation In the theme The been asked for a ruling « government to be The Pope s plane will be Apostolic Pil- Jordanian Jarutalom. On Jan. Him" to far and the back- blasuood the mark the visit away largest S With luMan and of auch studies ha la to cruel over into It The stamp*, which •r papal' flags. The Pope will will federal raall Jarutaiem Then ha will have values of Among agencies, travel in what is usually the 15. IS, To and travel north to Natareth and IS) lire, whether or NIH Itself was shown to be first class will I>* put into cir- you're QUALITY section, but all coming offer Maaa at tha Church culation the the leader In supporting such of •eats on the left hand side will day the Pope studies. tha Annumcation. After vUIlt be leaves for Jerusalem removed eirept ter one IS to pilgrimage polnta in Nm- going the LAST armchair ter Pope APRIL the late Presi- rath and along the ahore of dent never Kennedy was queried at tha nearby Sea of Galilee, ha THE VATICAN office We out of press Freed Slovak Bishops cen offer you a complete and excellent a press conference about the will return to Jaruaalem has and announced plans to open of expenditure government re enter Jordan, a special press office in a two- Living with Relatives moving aervtce to and from all style. funds in this area. In fifty reply he The Holy Father U then room house e* near the Apos- • exhibited the that BONN, Germany (NCI—Two state*, and most caution bas ported to spend the second tolic ur countries abroad. Delegation Jerusalem ut Slovakia marked the government’s Bishops recently ap- night of hit vlait with tha to assist new sown freed For to tha issue. covering by the Bed regime are smooth moving, call proach Kranciacana of the Custody the visit. His asked Uvutg with relatival and ara questioner the of the Holy Und. Because of restric- President if be apace under doctors' care. This tn agreed that F.arly m the of tions In morning many Holy Land sanc- formation on EL 4-7800 "tha federal government Jan g. the Feast Auxiliary Bishop of the Epi- tuaries, it will ha necessary Stefan Barnaa should partlclpats activity in of Spis and Aux- / phany Pope Paul is to go to for "press to be set v > CATERING pools" _ an attack up, iliary Bishop Wasyl llopko of on uncontrolled pop- Bethlehem to offer Maaa in " particularly tor teiertaton. SERVICE ulation growth the Greek Rite Diocese of Engel Brothers, Inc. Smtmm */ Maitw L. Hou tha grotto of the Church of At it Naiareth, wss reported Presov hat been received here 09 Mr. Kennedy pointedly re-i the CATERING “KNOW HOW Nativity. by Vatioea Radio, 1,000 a Wc.tW*.r On phrased the peo- by the German Catholic newa name to trust since 1885 Oru|., N«w query, saying: Ha is to enplane later in ple have been enlisted Jt—y REdwood MJOO to pre- •gettcy ENA With India’s ‘Untouchables’ December 19, 1983 THE ADVOCATE 3 Rate The Holy Father’s Week Going for a Human Life Is Seven Decline in Cited Only Cents a Day Morality VATICAN CITY (NC) - SAN FRANCISCO n Christmas should be conscious of the to Midnight - Midnight step host th* social week economic, political and cul- Mass, mother in an institution to th* Fresulent’a Committee their families run Eve he will receive Cardinals they and should Sarred Heart New- are taking see tural field* be well balanced Cathedral, by nuns The children Juvenile sier* on Delinquency and At 8 So a m the to and tra- it ark. Pop# is other prelate* in the at the great sacrament * CARDINAL Cicognan; dr and well 'structured'." he de- soon bapuied. and Father Youth Crime drive to the across Home pop dition*! Christmas greeting which consecrates them to the clared "The -dignity of the clared Text of Papal Decree Extending Faculties of Bishops / olJou mg is S trmnUtson ibr Motm of propts o. P*,iorsl* decrease m Income, as kmg minor have been 34 matrimonial irapedi diligences that Dispensing on th# pell- God where in th* world, hour of the fc ever) day. for a serious > of übitb Pj*l VI as the cause obtains. Masses ments there Pop, grtmltj ,p*n*l even :l is ques granted to those who rr.sk-? t en of the unless competent superior, th# Ordinary of th* lesson and distributing Holy fstbf/lri otJ prn to torsi from a .which a* bon of this tlrgn OrJtwar u ■ ps s pr*msntm legacy per mixed marriages bu: pious exercise The facul- from illegitimacy of birth, place expressly dentes it Communion even in th* even- bosh. remain turd) at the rate o of the ronstitut'ona Absolving at the canonical possession any granted by th# Holy sm, rs the wise of the of pastoral office to which reducing obliga the imped,aunts mixed re 31 Admitting In neither case can adulter faithful anv ssriei the diocese. Unless it is ex illegitimate vher* is th* act and other beads us*d of Jesus Christ Hunt or legacies Mast** trgion *r.rf of soot into the seminary If sacrilegious of per sals states! in the dial 'disparity they out or offspring sacramental confexstoo for prayeri. crosses, mtdals. which benefices assigned the burden or worsh-p « n ,n ihe cue of show the qualities be from reserved ties, he mas iw< delegate requ.red dispensed aU sma. except scapulars approved by th# other ecclesiastical very impor them others institutes, use'o.' the Pauline Privilege for admittiao into the semi 37 Waiving in whole *>» In however the of fals* de- to etrepl lo sis Holy Se* and imposing tham tint it the income of the belief;,--* with otyverv of the task of coadjutor and ancillary Bisk in* e pre nary, provided it it no* a ques- part on the petition ct the nunciation tn which an inno- without th* obiigaUoc ot become* In- or institute insuffici- script>ca* of Canon* l«i lcdt tion ot competent the cent teaching, of ops and a vicar ceaeral offspring at an a Jul superior, dowry priest u accused of t.b* scription. ent tor tft* suitable suvtenar.ee of the C sic which leading to 1 for of Canon Lew teruus ot ssrnlegwwis unu« postulants should bring cr.m* of sou citation before 1 th# Proroguing a Just Mtgtol tar faithful, of the and for ful- 2! hoiine**, of beneficiary Sanaadi ta radice." 32 Granting pertnlaxsou to be adm.Urv* to a moots eecleslaKJral judges who cause, but t»* beyond a becauaw ot the the Infirmity or and filling works 0/ sarred provided live roe sen! p#rdur«v that, for « legitimate cause of nun.* or anoUirr r#U 4 binding month, the lawful use of re tery Absolving any nf w other lawful impediment can- mmietrv to Hie lowing attached marriages that are invalid be ccciesiasUeal goods may S* g.ous community even oi poo fe.thfui in th* ad not *< npU or 1Adults which were anywhere visit th* aaerwd Stations benefice for With the or attaining (suxe of a minor Impediment abenated. pledged, mortgaged !:! cat of sarra mental of the granted by the Holy See ami right confession < roas, images of the tn a fitting manner the if from from Inert a*e proper or defe- s eg form even leased, redeemed a long \e all r#n»ur#« even with have expired without a re Permitting religious ‘o re- Crucified an appiica’soA «c»! of -v# ecclesiastical miti there j term through the question at miiwi lease abd that ecrtestai transfer senid. excepting however eg ail th* quest Inc thexr renew *l having from on# to another indulgences attached t'Jte cei tur.ee the marriages, but ta tins *■»,« Ccaj m*rai peewont may > at once to res*, in pretence ot a most Holy prisons the faculty, m the Canon Lavr (*) promptly and tior.sl ->r ref mal conference serious Individual reh See, erasures which are W# with eagerly to the the Holy See foe the favor, or caqse pleasure grant at th* 22 of verve* pastor, to admin- Sanaodi ta radice," Bishops and approved by their attached to disclosure at these re.|.iesu of the Bishops regard !*> seek a ftp!) if the foul if major superior th* faculties and privileges petition the i-.er Sacrament of Cm c arnages that are invalid he the Hey V* •eeret of th? ing pastoral care, and not has already been submitted ha* been warned and has Holy riffle*; < and) to our Brothers tn the episco- only a Uon the it added to the extru *r 2 Permitting be- Confirming to provide, pacy with th# intention and priests ■larger of death, with due ob at dapanty worship, even J f.fth tricolour :ne the matter tn by clones in ts red ar !*r- dmary authority and jurisdic- es us* of scarcity of clergy nriiiury It he referred p-arpot# »r has* noted above, aervatsce of the norms of the : iey are aisu be*vu»* snd aU to tion of end invalid fcvnfssur 4 religious women to the Holy Sat presuming contract that all these may the heads of diocese* for a fist cause to cele- immediately particular- Sacrel Cdhgfegattm of the of a defect of form, ob marriage with but also endowed with if another provision cannot *>e *■! them. *v#n ly be foe the glory and advant- them with brate Mass twice oe week- Granting also through of the Sacraments >er *ncc of the only Discipline prrscnjdon* made because of the civilly and actually liv- age nf th* Church singular faculties and dayv anl eve” scarcity other prudent and of Chrtrt to three time* . capable prlvi on the established b; decree of Canon j <3l of the Cade of foe ing together »:.,m leges which met at priests su-table *JUs men t,> the individual faith w* and ours are indebt- tppropnately Sundays and holy days of 06 " 5 pint us Si ncti munera of Canon l.*w Residential current off,re or if the of to th* B:«.V-p* can also ed f*>r all tmngs needs ligation pro. tdnl genume majority fui subject himself, per pas- Sept It. 1946. for ad us* this for priests 3- Permitting for a the religious those who- faculty their sub to Now moreover, wfuie the toral necesait.es an demand grave even mission Mb read and retain Notwithstanding anything miasstenag th* sacrament at jetts in th# 3 cause. that !h# interpellation le. other rnafers do not have however external forum th* eentrarv even worthy of second sessi >n of the Second Permitting priests, when v ith care less th*y Confirm a Cm o! 5 Vatican an mfldri spouse may be the right to vote agree in fall into the Reserving th# B1mv«»i special mention Ecumenical Council celebrating two nr three hands of others, 13 Granting to Sacrament confruici o- ne before the of the secret to th* in their private or approaches its end anti since Masses to take even baptism oalioi confirms prohibited bnokv and period Giver, st Rom*, at St F# liquids in the faculty, individual «m it atory provided that the p-#s we there pjrt being roaveriid lion of th# tame roefesaor teals, not those ter v on the wish nothing more dearly though bn not an inter excepting wyv of Novem- cates, of ab*>lv jig any at to cnpfions of the to the faiUi, and disper.-ing. Another .sum must which liturgical law* than express to u>e cxincil .vat of an hour before the next pros Of purposely defend heresy ber. 19*3. the first of our faithful in act of are observed pon- the sacra - ‘ 10. a cause from le for those «h„ fully Fathers the very great esteem Mass • grave ma disagree or schism, or attempt to over- tificate mental confession from all re- the same It 9 we have for ail the « interpellation before they so desire turn ihe foundation* t Celebrating M*.» *• my PAUL VI venerable Permitting priests for a very o PP. served sins with the rxrep the haptrsm 01 the w,w 34 brothers m the just cause, to celebrate Mass party Entering for s fait teligion However, this permis episcopacy, u taxi however of the am of is being converted seemed good to to at the provided into the pontifi-si sion ran be yranted only tn us accept any hour of day ami to false detsuiucatjon In which reuse, an in this cate that It is cl*ur their requests willingly and distribute Communion in the cloister of monasteries of nunv those who need tn read the innocent priest 11 accused at from a summary ami rxtea grant them thing* whtrH may evening with due observance situated in his diocese sol forbidden hooks and periodic- the crime of solicuatKm be Judina, their of the proves* that the inter- for and als either to attack them, nr placa episcopal dignity other prescription! of fur* eecieetasucal permitting a just KRESGE-NEWARK Judges pellation taur-ot be mad* it tn the proper light and at the law n frav* cause that others b- to meet property their own ob 14 Granting confewaart dis- would he useless aame time render their 3 to sdmltted into the cloister sod ligations nr tn follow law- pas Granting the faculty (or and tinguished knowledge 24 * toral function freer and more pneats who luffer from Reducing, for a Just that th* nuns go out from fully a course of studies poor prudence the >n tn faculty cause the effective eyesight (* are afflicted with obligation by which for s truly necessary period II Privileges, whirh. be- dividual cates, at absolving W# cathedral chapters timr sides think this u very fitting M>nie other infirmity, to offer and col of I bos* enumerated la any at th* faithful In the act leges of THOUGHTFUL GIFT U> our office at Umveraal daily the votive Mate the ranons are obliged to their titles la th* of of of sacramental rmfewssna 33 Dispensing on the peti Cod* Blessed the perform the Div- Shepherd In bestowing these Virgin or Mats of ntualij daily lion of the competent superior, < anon Law, belong to all from all censure#, even re- most the dead with ine Offices in rhotr by things willingly on the the assistance, served. with the folio grint- from th* impediment which Bishops, residential or titu- wing ex- ir.g that we at the same time (horal service may Bisfiipe according to their needs, of a ception* (a) ‘sb bomior ' prevents Uus orders by which persists, th* Divine Office 8. According to the prevailing Granting also the faculty into daily recitation of at lean the sons of non-Catholicy are to norm of law, however, such celebrate Mats for a just a third of bound as long as the parents pari the Rosary of which we declare cause at tea and on the Blessed faculties, rivers, remain in error. Virgin Mary or of belong by law to residential with observance of the re- other 17 Dispensing those already prayers Bishops, also belong law to quired precaution* 27. by ordained, for the purposes Deputing in particular vuars and prefect* 9 Granting the faculty to apoatohe. both of celebrating Mass and caves, or for a time, th* vicar permanent apostolic admtnis- prieets, who enjoy the privi- obtaining and retaining ec- general or another priest with ‘-’•nr*, abbots and prelates lege of die portable altar, dial, clesiastical benefices, from ecclesiastical dignity, to con- stullius, wrho for a and in their territory Just grave cause, any of the Irregularities, secrate portable attars, chal- enjoy the same nghu ami fa- they may use. instead of an whether ex delicto or ex de ices and patena, according to culties that residential altar stooe, the Greek Bish- anb- fectu, provided that acandal the rite prescribed In the Pon- have in their own dio- mension, or the cloth blessed op* does not arise thereby and tifical and using th* holy olla cese*. And vicars by the Bishop, in the right A although provided that the ministry of blessed by the Bishop. KRESGE-NEWARK corner of which are an.: prefects apostolic cannot placed the altar is 28. correctly per- Allowing minor cleric*, appoint a vicar general, they relic* of the holy martyrs au- with the formed, exception of lay religious and also pious nevertheless can legitimately thenticated by the Bishop, those mentioned GIFT CERTIFICATE In Canon 985. women (o wash with the first to with due observance delegate their vicar dele- of other n 3 and 4 of "PAUL th* Code of ablution, palls, corporals and CLASSIC REVERE” 15 PIECE SET die requirements th* gate faculties treated here. of rubrics, Canon Law In the rase of the punficatori. available in Ol |ill IS MCk. 3 amount And to, altar COMUtiAI k. «M (Jem i>'vtral|(td considered everything (rum cloths and the Using faculties and corporal. there must be a CMH4 lotipiitcJ iO Id. prior abjura- privileges, while punch cupt. desire our reverence and chanty to- 10. Granting to infirm or tion observing LOW you in the hands of the one their t>lt«rp4ll4 IS * punch Utfl*. PRICE! ward each priests the extent and intent, which Bishop of the Cath- elderly faculty of absolving. religious communities having olic Church, of our own initia- celebrating Mats at home, but 18. Conferring sacred orders a house in th* dioceee tive (motu proprlol ,and by not in a bedroom, daily and outside th# cathedral en)oy STREET FLOOR church for the good of the C INFORMATION DESK even on the faithful. yt. our apostolic authority we de more solemn and "extra tempora," Includ- 30. Granting lo and establish feasts, the priest* th* jniUM AND ULVUMMITHS SJNCC cree that from observing liturgical ing weekdays, if this la use- JIM STREET AND faculty hy which, with the SEVENTH FLOOR CASHIERS the Bth of December of this laws, but with the permission ful from a pastoral of point rites prescribed the NIWAIK year 1963, the Bishops of sitting if they are unable view. by MILIIURN may Church, to stand. they may erect tha IMP I Mtikil *•■••• Immediately amt legitimately 19. J» J *7 MJlkv.. K,mm Dispensing for ■ Just and Stations of tha Krosge>Ncwark Downtown ue* and enjoy the 11. Cross, even In MA/UI ».J770 M... 1 4-7100 following Reducing because of a raasooable cause from aU the the open air, with aU tha tn- T H 4 E ADVOCATE December 19, 1963 New Voters Reject Aid Classroom Building WICKLIFFE. Ohio (NC) amendment, called for forma- A proposal to public Planned at Peter’s tion of a St. provide clergy-citizen com- aid for the education of chil- mittee to financial JERSEY study - prob- CifY A four- TIILS WILL be the first ad- ture* dren in both public and inde- lems of private schools. will be Installed and tha story, air-conditioned class- dition to St. Peter’s facilities heating pendent schools was defeated A present system will ba spokesman for the Civic room building ia planned at since the school's gymnasium modernized. in a special election here League "as by suggested a per- St. Peter’* Prep, It waa an- was built in 1049. It will be a 3 to 1 margin 3,364 to sonal the The new building will be o< opinion only" that the nounced this week 1,057. Catholic by Very first new classroom building fireproof steel frame construc- community might use Rev. Emmet The proposal, J. Norton, S J . since 1941, though the fresh- tion with concrete floor and in the form parochial school facilities as of charter rector. man building was completely roof slabs, a city amendment, a catechical center only while masonry' exterior Tim building will contain modernized at the the time the would have established a fund having walls and steel stairways. A pupils attend public eight under regular classroom* and gymnasium was built. the city government out schools for other subjects. study of closed circuit tele- laboratory-lecture facilities for The facilities of which tuition initially However, Robert new are in- vision it being made. Two P. Wood- ph>»ic* and about $5O a year would have chemistry There tended to rejdaro old class- classrooms will be equipped man, area chairman of Cltl- will been he a cafeteria seating 550 room* in Mulry llaii, to which for paid directly to the pub- lens for Educational visual aids. Freedom, the first lic or private school selected on floor and student it will be attached on the north Father Norton said that the said such a solution is "180 by a child's activity rooms in the side The latter will be reno- new building to parents. degrees away from the main will not add of the basement vated to for anew the Sponsor amendment issue. provide school's enrollment, pres- was the local unit of Citizens "The clinic, alumni offices, teachers ently 1,000, but will question is one of free- replace for Educational" lounge Freedom, dom in education." he said. and dining area, coun- outdated facilities. which Cleveland to Expand helped form the Wick- selor's office snd a 36-station liffe Parents for Educational School System language Calls laboratory Freedom composed of CEF for Aid < LEVELANP (NC) Arch- members and others to back bishop Edward F Hoban HOGAN HALL, built in 1941, PREP ADDITION is tho architect's of the proposal. To All Schools - This conception of anew air-conditioned Cleveland will also be air-conditioned to which will building has announced a the measure's be constructed at St. Peter's Its four stories will contain permit the reduction of window Following de- UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS. Prep. Jersey City. multimillion dollar campaign feat the Civic eight classrooms, cafeteria New League of Wick- Ohio (NC>—The laboratory facilities, and clubrooms. The architect is Arthur to provide classroom* for 11 areas acoustical ceilings liffe. president of which opposed the the of Clifton. 000 high and Qurorescent fighting fix- American Association of Rigolo school student* over the l niversity Professors said next five years Parisian School hrre that It is estimated that the fa- Beauty government aid MATERNITY CORSETS should go to cilities would cost as t*!*4 hh4»y ti'linga to all frlrr.il* Ml lIIH »»., HKIIWt. N. J. all schools, public much as our rod patron* t%r art moat gratafuj lor and private Issue Remains *36 million properly titled Separation by tl»# pm.;#** of irrMpg you THE Frit/ The diocese Machlup, Pnnceton Uni- * 39 high schools J & FOLDSMOBILE ACADEMY versity economist, said tha currently enroll 25.360. or 34G. COSMEVO of the Pr*n* Patnita L Jim Mattrla fact that a majority of Amer- total potential of Cath.. l«< MUOJON BL VO IH TATHSON ST. PATE ISON BAVONNf. N J. OF can students attend public In- Aid Bill lie* of high school age stitutions College doesn't it has Despite BEAUTY mean to be that way By JOHN J. DALY JR. on CULTURE Machlup advocated a broad an equal footing with all vately operated and a ma- WASHINGTON (NC) government loan to Ap- others, .this does not end Sen- of these HONOR program jority private institu- EMBLEM SCHOOL proval of federal aid for class- ate help persons who desire an controversy over alleged tions are related to churches D«v 4 Climi education room construction at all U S. Church and some form of State Issues, the mat- Of these there are 842 church- HUbbjrd 7 2203 colleges Is a major tax benefit for college stu- congres- ter which dominated Senate relates! institutions, including sional move in the dents controversy debate 482 Protestant and 334 Catho- over government help for pri- The bill pasted the Senate lic vate education The under a truce A few days be American Council on But both sponsors and critics fore final artmn. the bill's Education, a federation of in- MARCUS of the measure agree more dis- institutions sponsor. Sen Wayne Morse of dividual and of or- cussion will be heard on the Oregon, introduced a separate ganizations representing high- Church-State issue raised by the bill which would give tax- er education supported the presents Its equal treatment of public payers the legal power to college aid bill colleges block in federal courts any as- Three public school groups The bill was signed into law Perfect sistance for church related col- none vom.-rrwsd with col- by President Lynduo B John leges lege administration fought son on Dec l« One of the DON’T WAIT 40 This look the steam out of it The) were the American Christmas pens he used went to Msgr efforts to Adminis- keep a Judicial revew Astcriation of School Frederick G Hockwalt. direc provision in the mrature itself trators the Council of Chief Education TO BE PUSHED' tor. Department • Gift! Morse told the v-nate hit ed Mate School Officers and the NCWC uratson and rZ subcommittee will take Division of County Inter- JR ADOPTED up the issue mediate Cwt Supertntrfwleau RV the House on review next year winter tires that on of Get go ice, in mud and snow! Nov 4 by a 35810 Vole, and He arguest successfully that the National Education As eitrnsive by the Senate oo Dec 10 by a hearings were neces sociatKm S« 27 ballot, the bill establishes sary before the Senate could individual a five year. 11l billion pza permit taxpayers Historians to Meet the new low J unusual block on gram power to PHILADELPHIA V - prices seek federal expenditures Colleges can federal as- The American Catholic His sistance to finance con- help DENIAL or lllimi tenai \si®ri»tioo meetin; struction of non religious fa » benefits to church related amt here pee » -ttl hold a tires... ciltfirv ask for They can other Joint session Dec » with the Sure-Grip private code get would .winter either outright grants for one A meric an Historical Atsoc/a have a serious impact on V S third of a project s cost or re highrr education Most kmeri tern on the topic of "Libers! PRICES START AT.. . . payable Joans for up to 74% i athofimm and Franco Amer can colleges 1 1,157 1 are prv of cast ** Iran RcU!.m» is the SHDs • TUFSYN TREAD The be U *T (OLD OVlDctr money .ran applied • *T NT LON CORD only to libraries Un tly and buildings Debate Honors rv. -m A Mimtli, t+ck pint m A »•#» n t • IS# to be used for Instruction ur TRACTOR-TTTR nit* Imitromi tmltrrnl CLEATS PULL ota • p*mL research in the natural and To Marymount phyitcal sciences mathe John Bello & Son THROI'GH SNOW! Th« Pentiim I 9 95 JERSEY CITY -Marja'sial mallei, modern foreign lan- College ai Manhattan won the Florists • FREE STORAGE TILL YOU NEED 'EM ’ rh« Pi« . I 9.95 guages and engineering at the ON pr annua) East- If IDS IT H HVMM livo OUR LAT-A-WAT PLAN The bill bars use of federal Th* Enrrinfi 111 50 ern Formate Assnriataxi tour r »l»t *tW TO«a - W« 'MU fundi for • FREE MOUNTING any facility to be V. »*»*»»»*»»»***» nament Dec 14 14 at St *»»*»» used tor "sectarian inst/uc • NO PAYMENTS TILL Peter * College for two." religious worship «r TIRES ARK ON TOUR CAR Marx mount had the NO EXTRA primarily highest tat any part of the • 15 MONTH GUARANTEE total score of 33 cvsDege* in CHARGE program of a school or depart competition on the subject Clrtutmaa \J » j eweurj ment of dismily FOR CREDITI Shuuid the lateral gosefn % 62 PARK AVE. • WEBSTER 9 0079 niv 'll MMXGR Um bill to- meat guarantee an opfmrtun M . a»»u»in M a • Qitatutqj l** .< »•! m a »«»# a • mi. Imm. |.f «m * Op*n «v*ry C«aa«« • a* *»«•• . Ml* , a w M UM as cry qua Idle,] high school stu- aaa aat aa»M, a4 oral tw».a a«' Ev*nirvg until tJJ MAIN ST <1 I IlDOtflflD AVI T* •» M HUIIAiO 7 UJO dent* ’ « * 9 P.M. Cltlttl J JJJJ Threaten Action MACKINSACK • HI tlOOttltlO • N ) In uwliVidu*! eatrgorte*. Dartmouth *-wk the w aiso wtiTtma • n; On Leasing pot# debating V.llanos a in extern good/vear PHILADELPHIA NC puranessus speak.ng an! Mars iiom rcorrr hm oai M.nmu mrs tiu* 01 mrt emu« *rx» Must a public school which m--unt m persuasive tpcak.ng leases classrooms from OORINSON'S a Rev Gerard J Murphy. SJ . church take away all the refi moderator of Use Gsnivel pe FASHIONS gious articles rooms* ,n the hating Club, conduct at the oi icovc !?•••? Yes. says the American Civil ittICY CITY DC !«•*♦ event LANE’S INC. liberties Union here No, re- spond oftirials of the church 649 and parents of Communinaw DE pupil* All ngn» proclaim Chrittmat Ave., Jersey City 3-6300 The Cijrmer Elementary ior School, *»*■' Our good and pa while awaiting comptr tlon of bigger Iron* Thank for a building you lotting ut M «,« leases five rooms from the you btii with*« to oil Gaston Presbyterian church The rooms contain religious pirtures and Scripture quota- DOMENICO tions on the walls CHRISTMAS GREETINGS TO CLASSIFIED ALL The ACLU demanded that ADVERTISING TK* BUS SERVICE - - INC C*rchio Brot: Micho*l Fronk Salvator* & Gabnel the religious items be stripped from the rooms It threatened 764 HUOSON BIVD court action, alleging that the RATES - Minimum 2 KHICILXn KAYONNE. N J. FI 9-6000 lines $1.26, each additional Federal Constitution was being violated HEATING & AI’IM.IAM'ES line 42*. 5 words to a line. The Rev James P Moon, Approx. Copy dead- OtfWm i A mmm m willat Rrftmh refused 555 Tinnelt tkMTwna it pastor, to act Dr At SETON HALL line A»e. (U.S. RID 247 len UNIVERSITY Monday 4 P.M. * Newark Ave.. W Welter, superintendent Makluuu A>» . Jeriay City JOUKY Of D*il, YU A Mm . T»«rt 4 of Cm. <>f* 4 4M u schools, then turned the YU !• P H Prt YU • PM. SCHOOL OF EDUCATION ACLU's complaint over to the »»u r*K PAnnsa PH'»NK 01. »i?o* school TO board's legal depart- MAIL COPY IN USE THIS FORM ment. READING CENTER THE ADVOCATE PATERSON 31 PURPOSE CLINTON STREET To provide •utro help and speoal instruction for student* NEWARK, N. J. 07102 who how* reading problems ond thos* who d*s MARGARET 0. Dlrecter O «»*4. WASHINGTON TWt. MURPHY, Enclosed □ Bill Me Center Payment HOME OFTICE: 111 MAM IT. HACKENSACK. H. I Reading Seton Hall University Ellison Street ’Whan You 191 Paterson, New nit Sato Dot Mat, A DWmmc tot" Jersey Telephone LA 9-3423 CUT OUT - MAIL Services Dec. 19 Dtmbor If, 1868 T H E ADVOCATE 5 Setonia Chapel 100 Years Old

SOUTH ORANGE The con: R*v. Edward J. Larkin, centennial of the Chapel of the •übdaaeon: R*v. Robert Fen- Immaculate Conception at Se- nell, matter of caremonlea. ton Hall will be ob- University The divinity achool choir will served Dec. 18. exactly 100 zing. years after RUhop James Attending will bt repreien- Roosevelt celebrated Bayley tatives of the faculty and stu- the first Mass there and or- dent body, and benefactors of two dained priesla for the Seton Hall. young Diocese pf Newark, Dee 19. I*l3. Bishop John J. Dougherty, president of Seton Hall, will Cardinal Spellman celebrate the anniversary 9 Mass at 40 a m. It will be Yearly Trip the first of two celebrations of PRIZE DESIGNS - Judges in the Convery Prize competition for the design of a Catholic the centennial, the next to be chapel on a secular college campus look over the entries at the offices of Neil Convery, March 19 when Archbishop Under Way second from left, sponsor of the contest. The firt prize was won by Norman K. Dorf of Roland will celebrate Mas* NEW YORK (NO _ Fran Princeton, with Kenneth L. Kaefer of Hasbrouck Heights second and Thomas A. Farina and dedicate a rls cornerstone Cardinal Spellman left for of Clifton third. The judges are, left to right, Herman C. Litwack, Rev. Edward F. Jocham for the to chapel replace th* his 13th consecutive Christmas of St. Matthew's Ridgefield, Eugene M. Dennis, Joseph M. Kuder, John Diehl and John one that has been lost. with American abroad, this Trich. time st the Navy's South Pole THE CHAPEL has been re- installations furbished for the occasion The Cardinal arrive ZOONTON was to DEDICATION blesses through a gift of - Bishop Navagh the renovated church of Mt, Carmel, (40.000 from in Christchurrh. New Zealand. Dec. 14. He shown Adult Confirmation Boonton, is in the vestibule of the church, flanked by Rev. John H. Mr. and Mrs. William. Hende- Dec 19. and to leave for the Dale Set Dericks, pastor of rson of South Orange. Hender- Holy Spirit, Pequannock. leeft, and Rev. Ladislaus J. Flek, pastor of Mt. Antarctic as soon as possible NEWARK Archbishop Bo ivh priests or at son mad* th# gift on the 50th Uncertain the end of a the first night Carmel. weather condition land will administer in rich of tha anniversary of his Confirm* 'tries of Catholic information First Com- could delay bis as centersl departure tion to converts and oth#' lectures munion, received in the long The chapel as three days adult Catholics course will begin Jan. at Sfrreri Msgr. A __ when he was a student at Se- Roger Reynolds, 7 at St Joseph's Boys Heart Cathedral Jan' 12 School, ton THE CARDIN\|. to in j arthdiocesan the Discrimination Law Hall grade school He was tntrnds director of t'radrU. Sacred Heart School. Housing offer s month's mind ceremony arranged by the CCD, said that •Iso confirmed there, whil* at- Requiem arrangement- Lyndhurst. and St. Michael's for Confraternity cf Christian Doc tending Slits President tr receive Confirmation at Seton Hall Prepara- Kennedy Un- High School. Union City; and Dec 22 trine tory School cathedral ceremony should bo Jan X at Seton In two Hall University Hu Christmas midnight ceremonies last year made panxh Improvements to the chapel through priests Mooney Hall) and St Mi- by Mi" will be offered at the cathedral the Arrhbith- The CCD > Challenged at th* Bergen Judge office also an chael include altar s High new reredos, Amundsen-Scott op confirmed 705 adults, of School, Union. HACKENSACK - The coo- Pole Station flounced that teacher cour-- with the state Divunon of Ovtl upheld the hangings, and s Advanced courses for constitutionality of flooring. They whom 414 converts those •titutionatity of vital sections Hi* Christmas morning Mass were The in the fundamentals of Chris- Bights, which on April I# di- the law and Mated la were designed by Robbie Rob- already teaching will ia "It will latter were received begin of New s anti- be celebrated at the Amer- previously tian Doctrine would begin Jersey housing rected the owners to desut geared to bins. New artist the •February exclude dwellings York recently ican Antarctic into the Church after They will consist of discrimination law was from Expedition's a period week of Jan fi at five vitr« placed discrimination ami re- where the commissioned to th# fnr week courses the Bible owner occupant design of instructions on in doubt last week mam base at MrMurdo Sound private by pa' Registration will he held by a de quired them to follow desig- he Mother on ami the would placed in a relative Seton Shrine at th# He iiturgy. Cismn at nated will ofter his third Christ- Bergen County Judge procedures in rentals for portion of personal Battery. proximity mas Mass st too Gordon H. Bn*wn tn case Byrd Station. a in- one year to the buyer or tenant Msgr William No* Kield miles from McMurdo He u.. volving an Edgewater will apart- (At the Judge Brown 'tvok aupervtaad the time of thia decision, hole of work. cross the ment house international date this the Division of CVil Rights dectshm in hu verdict amt Ministers of the Mast will to line get there, so he will In effect. Judge Brown ruled wa.» under the answered it by "There lie Msgr Edward J state Depart saying firming, •pend another Christmas Day that the sections the law of metit of Education, it has is no way of subdividing equit archpriest, Msgr Field, dea there financed regarding privately since been transferred to the ■bly a class, the entire mem- houses are unconstitutional Attorney General's depart- bcTihip of which M so equally because they dtscnmmate Mew Trial be- ment However, tin- Depart- Meeped in a private property Ordered tween multiple dwellings, such ment at Education is still in- t.Miititm and so identically af as apartment and volved houses, in this case and IS ex fee ted by the impart of the V W - **fi smaller, " owner occupied dwell- preted to appeal Judge mandate for reform Court ings Brown's derision directly There la at hill Strikes Down to present a the State Court of Appeals, h- lore live Ness Jersey Sroa'e THE’ EDGEM %TER case he which wiU probably certify it which would further extend .• gan last December when the i’nnmitatrly ti- the State Su- the law, chiefly tn the mailer superintendent of the apart Conviction preme Court due to the con of sales of bouses by taking Obscenity & meet house refused to accept stituuuoahly issue ) away the exempt** h# j, Vrs. Delia David, a Negro, as TRENTON Th# New Jer constitutional of velnpmenlx of 10 houses rights Hudwet tenant Ister Judge Brown held tn his ver or aey a and accepted a State Supreme Court re- County Nanas less Hut it retain had been » diet that the law would the serves! deposit from Mrs Sally El puts unwar- the conviction of the eiemption fir rentals fiftgeri when its warehouse ranted economic -preesure m in own Hudson Hott of CresskiU, chairman (V County News Cos in was er soarrhed by police prior «>e segment of hous- occupied me or twofamiiy the Bergen County chapter of private an obscenity case Dee to its trial houses 1(. Conviction* ntilatn ing to correct universal the Congress of Racial a so- Mating that natnesal rather ol toss Equals Mrs on material were wtp. cial practice He dwl chal- David is alan presently ty. who is while mu than kw*| suiwt appealing community et «it completely lenge the bauc idea of the law, a verdict by County arris The had to be applied aurh present housing dis- Ccurt Judge m but only the fact that some Benjamin p. Gal crimination law rate* exempt* in •aU which rtie-i prvaU owners are that the (am On 'Tropic' matters of rental) only compelled Hudson CXnatfy Newt bad one. b* Ily had m> legal to Use obey, while others (re et- claim led two or three-family been movie Ul i liudaro dwellings apartment CORE had eiupted Magari County of where the ownw maintains his Court selling copies a ni-sn following Use incidents Court Lets own residence The Edge A of hie magannea which a PREVIOUS decision by of last December and the De determined wore überene water apartment hoe eight Judge John W R irk of Chan- vsds had l»«l there until Dec rj amts A suit thus hied by local standards Th# eon was cery Division. Superior Court, 1 Rule Stand sift mi was later upheld m Supreme Court About the WASHINGTON (NO - The and Race name time, the was Religion company U S Supreme Court us separata acquitted m a trial without actions has let stand a Cali )ury bed we Eaaex County forma court'* finding that Jtalge Knbert Matthew* in an Press for "Trupsc at Cancer'' is not Action on Bill other rase. Rights legally obscene and has vacat- WASHINGTON (HNS Jt STICK MVVIIN Proctor. ed the Judgment limit a lata i— action against racial bias are the high Angeles honk seller who drew Representatves of Protestant under way m II major cities writing court's unao I 4 0 s )ad sentence the Cathoiir and Jewish agencies mows opmtun said the for selling The NCRR wav formed Minnetoia lad US book Joined in a resolution here Supreme Court deftortmn U6ER bee* January after the historic MINNEAPOLIS. which Minn ot obareruty The court took these actions pledged an ••allout" implies * nation •MWI •« ' gathering in Chicago of (RNS)-—Jive clergy hundred el# l*ec 1C campaign to get the admit) clergy- w Mamiarri (The definite*! m two distinct cases, men and men and Suo laymen >pun>orrd by laymen ‘ titration's Civil will pir is Whether to the average both from Last Angeles V 4 *J Rights bdl be- agencies the Ik and of National Court ipate tn a k 1 fore the House of conference on re person applying both inrotsmg the controvert r** •»«•■’• j Representa- ct; of contemporary Church*-« jhe National ligtoo and rare her* Eeh tives 2T- community standard! the tal novel by MiUer Catholic Welfare Conference -21 Henry The ikimnint theme the mate- la one case, it measure, now bottled amt the Synagogue Council of of turned down The purpose* of the confer law up in the House Rules Com America of rial taken as a whole appeals Angeles City Atty. Roger Purpose the or- ence are to determine th* na b prurient Arneherg mittee. ran he brought to the ganization to interests ") t request for rev lew is bring the full ture of the problem floor committee m race In toe Hudson >4 a California without rn moral force of religion to bear County ease, Supreme Court relationi in Minnesota, to ar dorsement only If the signa- against racial discrimination he said, th# jury applied a lo- decisiun that "Tropic" may rive at a religious consensus noted tures of SIR Congressmen are cal standard lie that a he sold because it is not "hard • on (he problems of race rela- obtained on a discharge peli witness testified that Hiaisiwt rore pornography ** tion* and their solutions ami tion * lionsin I*Ira County and Jersey have In the other, if to City it vacated and employ religious concerns higher moral Delegates of religious bodies Ohio standard* than remanded to a U-wer court (NO _ and tnaight whirh DAYTON, ran make rest met with representatives of Some the at the nation bookseller Bradley Reed to Catholic and Proto*- a maximum contribution There’s more reason than ever to to The rasa waa remanded Smith'* celebrate Christmas. many civil rights at a tant Ihr conviction for selling groups clergymen in three near- the solution of the problems at a retrial but session of the Leader the court nut the N«>k. "further special by commumt es have culled hand the directing Harp’s here! tn areas of worship, Mkkcate how ship Conference on Ctvtl (or a national stand consideration in tight of" the acceptance of Negroev at educstion housing, recreation ard was to he state Rights Some 2m dele "on established Suprema Court's later ru.ghbors the basis of employment and legislatim The rourt aim ruled tha gates representing ITO organ- Christian that ruling in th* Arenhergh case pr-nupies and con* the " Rations attended session mon decency The conference called on The clergymen made »'ear President Johnson and Con- •bey expected segregated txr gressional leaders to keep the housing to come to an en I and Congress In session until a to pledged work tor racial rus civil rights hill is patted tire in their communities of >■ "this year." Delegates op Oak wood. Kettering and Cen- posed a Christmas varation nr terville. whirh have a total 't recess for and Representatives population of about 75,0ut) o Senators. 25 c ft "When Negroes move into • the south of Dayton neighbor Hark \ritnt Prourom hoods, as they surely will." Use state men; said, "thera ATLANTA. Ga. (RNS) - At ■v need not be panic or decline lanta's Council on Religion and in real estate values It the Race hat endorsed the deseg- is «yrr f) duty of the Church to prepare a® regation requests of a rreent 1m the ♦v "summit conference" of Negro acceptance of th-se ■•*■- persons on the basts of Chris- '•'-S MM- " organisations here. The coun- S>- V >sth> /X tian principles and common cil is a voluntary organisation deconcy of Protestant, Catholic and Jewish clergymen. Circulation Dept. D New This statement was approved •ad issued by the council The Advocate "Recognising the reasonable- YOUR 31 Clinton St., D Renew the ness of requests in the doc- Newark, N. J. 07102 uments 'Action for Democracy* and also aware of the urgency and immediacy of the present □ $4.50 Enclosed □ Bill Me Later situation in our city, we do en- dorse the recoin mend*ttuns CLEANS, LAST ISSUE! Name contained therein amt com- mend them to the responsible N STORES citizens of our community Address • RUGS If You Did Not Unlit ('.ontiiuien Renew During the School Crusode and City State Code & DRAPERIES Do Zip NEW YORK (RNS) - Per- manent interreligious confer- Hudton County If Gift, Donor's Not Live in a Name ences on race hava been Complete 435-6600 Coverage Parish Your Subscription formed in 41 areas across tha country tines January, it was ftefgun County Address announced here by the Rev, 568-7900 Will Expire with This Issue. Galen Weaver, eaecuttve sec- RfPAWS 4 AtffRATIONS City State retary of the National Confer- Zip Code race of Religion and Race. WALL to WAlt CARPET Al2-19 A recent field report com- CLEANEO on PREMISES NOTE: NOT TOO LATE A piled by the NCRR disclosed FOR GIFT EITHER. that significant programs of CLIP COUPON AND MAIL TODAY! THE 6 ADVOCATE December 19, 1963 The Question Box There’ll Be Some Changes Th* best to appreciate a Can way ritua* und®r*Und»bl». Th« implementation of Cousins Hon la to become involved In it. None the decisions must be worked out. will appreciate more tho scope and Im- In the meantime, much can be of done portance decision* made at the Vati- In to every parish prepare for thia rantw- Ever can Council than the Riahops whoso al. Marry? attitude and R. la It far progressive inspired deci- Last Juno permlaslhlt first Q Hasn't there bean some Pope Paul, apeaklng to the eeaslna la sions are giving birth to a of marry for terlaas rflansstaa •• la whether at- aplrit renew- clergy of Rome, said; "It la the *l in the Church. parish rwsaaa and within tha tendance at ■ films So amazed are of that (1.*., many must begin the Church? gathering together •hose which ara them at the changes that thla renewal in ebjectioosbl* people the normal expression of litur- la I• A. rirst cousins ara part) always wrong? will bring about that they have remark- A forbid- gical life.” few weeks as took den ago, he to marry because of the A. Thla ed: "The Church can never be the same possession question was ade- of his cathedral church In marriage Impediment of close quately answered. In our opin- •gain." Rome, he called the blood Thla parish the center of relationship. Impe- k», by tha Legion of Dacancy diment extendi THEY this renewal, “the center of to and Includes Itself la IW7. whan tha "A" DO NOT mean that the funda- primary un- the third degree of relation- clieMflcstion* war# mental structure of the ity, friendship, veneration and Christian modified: Church and Its ship as far as tha formation.” cousins ara "Henceforth there will ba infallible teachings are to be concerned. As tha law changed. of tha no doubt that a B film la ona Rut even the Church updating of Church SINCE counts degrees of rela- adjudged to prac- THE PARISH is not the cler- contain malarial tices and the tionship, first cousins ara ra- shifting of will nor which in itself or In Its of- emphasis gy alone, the laity alone, but both to- Ikied In tho Church the second degree. fensive treatment give such anew look that it gether members of is contrary the same Body, the However, if there sre raa- to traditional will be more to Catholics morality and meaningful and obligation of the soil is •on* serious enough tn the tilling shared bv ctmatilutea a threat not only to more attractive to our brothers. both. judgment of the locil separated Bishop, tha personal spiritual Ufa orf A of the he grant study Constitution on Litur- Tho Constitution the may a dispensation even an adult viewer, but also on Liturgy has from gy, the first this marriage to adopted by the council, gives directions for both: ". impedi- th# morsl behavior patterns . . pastors of souls ment, and thus a indication of permit a mar- which condition good what we can expect must strive to public moral- zealously achieve it (res- riage that otherwise would be Catholic In the of ity. people sre urged way changes that will adapt toration and of the forbidden promotion sacred lit- lo refrain Christian life "more from attendance at to the needs means of If th* suitably urgy). by the necessary instruc- dispensation is ob- all B picture*, not for tha of our own times." only And there Is more tions in all their tained and the persons pastoral work." "Mother marry sake uf their own conscience*, to come. In the Churrh. they are in good but Church earnestly desires that all the alto In the interest of We Handing are told that it will tako time faithful promoting the common should be -led to con- good." that full, This Is ail from the stand years even—for of the effects of the many scious. and active in lltur- point of Church law Q. Why is the of council’s participation In some gospel SL decisions to reach the parish and •tales lake gual celebrations which is . . . their right in our country, such railed the "gospel of tha affect the lives of each one of us. This is poor'" and duty by reason of their baptism." marriages are prohihued by civil law A St. Like's gospel has Q. Will been called the "gospel of th# What Is Christmas? a person see his l»«'>r because m relation guardian angel Immediately to the Once we after works of Matthew. Mark, again approach the "holi- changing at Christmas rfestb? gifts time can be and John. St Luke includes season" as the day secular press and gen- praiseworthy, if it is A In all based on the Charity probability, ye*, many more passages in which eral are fond public of saying. Every- of t. hrist and emc* the guardian angel la practiced with the true ao the pour are estoiled snd th* where in the streets, in the intimately connected with tha storee, in spirit and history of this feast In mind wealthy admonished the mammoth salvation of the complexes that line our But the mind person boggles, one’s senses re- It Is the M Would t.od withhold highways the Is common teaching th* evo filled, the ear is volt. at this almost that complete quarantine our guardian angels. Who grata of repealaace? •tunned, the mind Is dulled with the of Christ from His own birthday. m life avert extern a! dinger, and of A No The words of Christ sights sounds the see- aasist In “holiday us our coo son." HIR IS earthly nuke it clear that He cam* Every conceivable device of sales- THAT what Christmas is It <■i arc riding the point, is 1 ->lher and tbs lather privacy home of joined singular and tb- wave of fu- known in self-disciplint thair t'.tPCUon u th* question waved a* * particular exami her own She Is no longer the First human ture me?" i John 14 HO). Lady tenderness with a sense of re- orf what happrnt after •avtwn Such an examination Integra "" the other hand. He ta- She has nonetheless a to given meaning sponsibility to the boa should seek nut the causes snd country. true man It u as man that that term such as will not be forgotten. If could The Press Box effects of sinful tendencies Nagroet dvop ;a any He says that the lather is THERE WAS ANOTHER beauty too especially those which sre AMERICANS DO store where they rouu! rfford greater. NOT espouse revealed in the of what likely to remain hidden below grandeur is first th* merchandise, eat in any titles. Yet our American * th the level orf language was s* tha akiUt, tad lit# tn arc prayer of petition for ArrM'K-rse of Newark and of spoke her as regal, ma- wedded " To Journalism patrician, them "until death With death hem# for enlightenment of the In which they ran pa- (i- Holy th* Diocese of Paterson jestic her grief could we our the was Ghoat satisfy marriage th* or and to conclude It P.SUM—> ended The band had rest meet the mortgage By JOSEPH R. THOMAS with -—i f st TS* IWSOU want to recognize the full measure of the lost iU acts of contrition, r. !-•■--< \m. r*. «n_ spared nothing In shar- she received the at espenenre th# Roman Cur- Eucharist his Mmtap. IU n*< Mm I'm iiw. her much of a change .n their per* magarma carries an ar- ia feel they ing mourning with the nation, but funeral are "divinely con- H* PS Two I! CttatMl I- the " Mass, priest commentator live* December Intentions v*-* L H z Sum •he did not ticle titled Restraint* on stituted" to protect tha Church v sen* put the burden of her said, lo the ( Wor-K m l*rm grief atholic, the sacramental It American Catholic Freedom " he The Holy Father's tM (NSW «■» should he emphasised that (although present* not even gen- riMwa •« it, Mniunui lmm m upon the people. With a rare u» I MM* enduring body of Christ received It to one eral intention for Decern |-,.m s»tomkrr (a tn the Euchanst is purports tell "How some quote from a curia v restraint ahe Integration necessary offi- s' * i —- Ufun oj S,.swa comported herself In is the Christ of her Is V#M SK.V, dignitv Whom those who die in the nacaatary but sot enough th# Church'* leading schol- cial to support thi* untheoiogi- Eaaarui Ihi< Mmi altogether becoming the office of the hus- L°rd will meet Nathan Glaser ar* —andspokesmen for cal Thai world peace may be iu> ana in heaven. It is this tnd Darnel Tope allegation) W wwM-a. STh.fWb. Mm *»». mys- promoted r pmmmu. band she laid to rest In the burial that Patrick make -wo John's reform movement The rector by mutual es- ft** st l. aao t as. place tery enables the Christian to utter Moymhan of Catholic Uni- observation* have had- their muffled teem. trust and of national heroes. the w thair recent voices versity refused to forward to rhartty prayer contained in the preface of and The mission intention M, book an New York City. Ha . . bow the newt of their the Vatican Council rec- ,J For a time JacquelinoKennedy seem- this Mass; prepara- gn%3 l m Requiem 'To those who are ommended to the k—TW»» Lti* Vary Mmt >ocd tha Meiuag Pot which banning was kept from much tory commission* Apostle- WW. ed destined to be suggestions lorn S Iwit MLS k,. wiflu* known among First faithful to " of h you, Lord, life is not taken show why integration U not of th# Catholic mad* C V's ship Prayer by the Pope Pads. ST Li lU< Ladies pres* by canon law Jum w (THodi for her fluency in her it is Wißism K«ar. AM. SILi languages, away Is transformed’," enough Foe cm* reason or (a Jr. another, faculty canard long since •e Wsass* 1 Hi lfills. XT L, That the missions It wa* written under the pseu- disprovrn since tb* suggestions may lta f *' **•' FIRST, EVEN though New help jT*7*l*l.l"’***** ' d of Jon Virlor. to establish the Pmw,m York -nym leading and their origin are contained peace Vsrr So la th* moat Integrated of Christ Mmt • the unsuspecting reader to In throughout the rwa 1 SMilW' th# published preparatory paw Urge etty la th* ocxmtry and world. mi* a t>omm. suppose her* la some inside acta). *»kamstk« Prww MM yaarta. has th* moat integrated school - to •tuff from a source which The Apostolic him- JsrX'rxrT r# Reply system la tha country, th# tot Delegate Messengers can't afford to ba identified self was behind the exclusion of most in Negroes New York lest there b# has reprisals. of th* apaakar* by C.l'.

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By JOSEPH A. BREIG Used Cards Birch truth and Justice Would have In Different W* can denounce Society been served. Ways hatred, care and thereby chide those prayer; if he had not, •ivl who hate, un- No. he would not have had the gal- I am not a member By BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN til our tongues tired; but Requested Is Defended grow lantry and the of the John Birch Society. gaiety, laqghter back the recent that is not the solution of the Editor: Invoking on Body of Christ, we have to and smiles, the ttier a sacrifice generous con- Editor; J. A. Parfitt session of the council, 1 by sending to problems 0/ relations among At this festive season have make blood circulate through cern lor others that w-on tha your Father Greeley, in The Ad- Mine the Society for the Propaga- Americans, and human rradera receive Hill. thi 'cling o' having lived this entire organism. The among affection of many greet- tion Faith? miliums. Jack vocate of Dec. 12, opines that pf the beings everywhere, which ing card* from among four different "Church- blood is made up of aid to Ruby and l.ee Oswald had no relative!, "hate groups" will not subside at anil out ter- friendi and es." There is only one Church, balance off our COD IXJVE to starkly in the such neighbor* The!# In this wealth, and YOU Mr*. advantages. post-Kennedy era. He Slovak Parish but rible light of the assassination uaed card! have the emphasis in one part above all. ax St. Paul said, to M.F.W. for $10: "I The root great mil- promised rausc of tragedies predicts that it will be busi- of Lie of President Jihn F. Kennedy. aionary value. world is different from "fill up in our Body the suf- the Lord that if He would give such as President ness as usual for auch we Kennedy's w# group! Sends Thanks another. same me What need la not merely So may uk you to let Ail have the ferings wanting to the Passion the strength to wash assassination is that we do not as John Birch Whits my haired your reader! Society, and the growth of tin- of of hatred, but love. forth in know that we Citizens Editor: Mysti- Christ.” living room walls. I would go prayer and good Councils, Fair Play cal Chnat Ix>ve does not stand on a ros- would appreciate Christ- Body nf and the •end what it would cost to w..rks to heln any for Cuba St the Rubys and Committee and Black Joseph's Church Die- salvation of soul* But CERTAINLY CHRIST suf trum of self-righteousness lec- mag cards they lend to me. t ley have the work done The Oswalds to up to be like Muslims. ond grow Jubilee has drawn to a achieve it feved enough In His turing the love goes Victor in different physical walls never looked beloved; tlie Jack Os- Rodriguez, S. M. way*. cleaner." Kennedy* When I submit close and on behalf of Msgr. but forth to that It is a de- • The Administrative bod), we, by self-denial, To V V help. wald needed Castello 56, M for $35: "I wanted a father, thera spicable and dishonorable Joseph A. Chmely. our pastor; sacrifice, prayer and Madrid act Church Thu U the Church in offering to spend this for THE I/OVE was no one to he father to (1) Spain. to Rev. money anew we must have la a equate the John Birch So- James McKenna, the the of our trials for the Church prosperous countries of alipcover for a chair, but dr. the him. When wa* moderator events love that lovea not Ruby street- ciety with these othrra. for the con- the everywhere, in the only world The emphasis is on complete, cided to send It for God John and fighting his way among the Fair For nected with the * Jacqueline Kennedy, Play Cuba pleads celebration; serv ice to the faithful Church, that Passion which " in such poor To Mrs L.F.B. but toughs in when Jvat the for Lee Oswald and Jack Chicago, cause of an enemy of our George Galdon, Sr., general work* Christ in Ruby as schools, hospitals, daily undergoes the $«: "This is one-tenth of too the love and friendly guidance Mass Calendar country, the lllsrk Mutlims chairman, amt all the world what com- pfeae, social works, I pariah earned for serving on the The love he and they needed? and White Citizens mittee and the I'nited that Jesus taught us Councils So- "plant*." etc. Sunday after Sunday, we teach Jury in our county.” •nd showed us the force the error of racial su- cieties. we wish to thank The • appeal to to be more than B - WM., «u lg*at * ioe i annntral Church. you Cut out this rr IS PATHETIC to think **'•"* column, pin that alone can make t;*■.• * OmhUma «lAS** lr*a ate neesi is the not only for the Rubys and Os- dilioa of American politics love that will SrW Mam * i vnumat- Cr l*r* a* Christmas Posters limits. no! but for who ImMWHn * (ViMmu Can this curse Lee Oswald or Jack walds, those curse priest believe him- • The Church r rrklAS * Z*». self Martyred Ruby, but instead will them: hne for Negroes striv- tj* v*w<« to be justified in writing LONDON (NC) -Some 10.- ask aa* « M 1 (am Wrs*A 1,1 Here Our Lord rebve* His Shornm’b fat* C*t Win. * VIMmAi a* he the 000 PRINTING what were the influences ing for their civil rights and 1 O did* In position of posters portraying Christ s that rv* A* | MUMM**| * < An* passion m va»t arras—not only formed for those, too. who MAI editor of diocesan or misformrd them, are warped l»r a newspa- birth have been put up under behind the HARRY F. MURPHY IS **ar*A> H*t Uwti .Ay Iron Curtain, but and can prejudice; love for com- M*t,r* M 11am k* Cl M (3 per, 1 would have lrft a blank what be done to insure by auspices of the interdenomina- «'-eo Northern Al r 71 CLINTON NEWARK IWtA.A M ISruimAA Cr rr* 1* m ica ST., 2 and where that future generations munists. love even for < MAiMHIII * rWVWMAA space this column ap- tional Christmas Foster Cam- NKWAKK are Since Hies* (our Churches Phon«: MArkal better those who. ia the IW *» Ha*, *«-lai ISA peared. The causes of 3-2831 mu 4-rm served past few charity. paign here. •ir of IVrtA-A * IVWM :■« 11AM WkM all parts bit Mystical weeks, have lectured us about I*l Cl Ct* aa* V— — ——, itn * JOHN F. KENNEDY grew I VVWMAt our guilt Finally yea from H»t Rl dm Cr <>m*. op infancy surrounded love (or who written C In* him has ">• VHi.l Mam * Ml Ram. S Ant •nd companioned by love and this. *-M * Vmui e ZWnr*A* * r* •»M C*l l AIM*, rr* rVWATA

Your World and Mine SIIOP-RITE BR.i.\l) ” COV'T. GRADE “.f oi’fV IfFfDy Violence Continues To Plague Venezuela By GARY MacEOIN ROME For four years Americans that tha l’ not S Is Inc that the future will be Uke TURKEYS Venezuela has had a preai- merely seeking to perpetuste the Nor dent past ran we blame mm nuM^fc honestly and democratic- its privileged economic posi- our lawmakers exclusively, for & HENS TENDER ally elected as Latin American tion it when backs regimes they reflect the TOMS views of ttlieir go. extremely popu- like the present one In Vene- constituents If. therefore we Kesidentsr as Latin Amenran presi- zuela. Here we have a tragic want to dents end violence ia Vene- go. promoting social and of failure to c history live down. zuela. we must begin by learh economic reform at a pace For over a Vene- generation. ing the U S voter his duty c rare in Latin America Yet zuela's oil production has to his fellow men to him . during thu the and 50 i fame, regime equaled that of Texas, yet self has been shaken by violence has brought no similar bene- SB and terror The threat la not fits to the producing country. MA from the conservatives but The constant quibbling and from the scry element! who horsetradmg la longreis over proclaim themselves the apos- foreign aid la one of the most tles of social A Justice. public of the signs which Latin GIVI TURKBY It la reasonable tr. assume Americans Interpret as mean FOR CHRISTMAS that Castro hai played a part FOOO OH CHTVKATI lb. In the program, but It is not Cm* • |A *t Na M»»* Uu M* reasonable to imagine that he could create the trouble that Mark** *•» H, fcr 89*. ' »-.t QC< Rfqular ishing confidence in the “""OcPib Cut 09* total RELIGIOUS ARTICLES c order. The intellectual struc- FIRM *% 00< I . . .r.-k-o. '«>.'.«. imm> ture is being challenged es- . mm RIPE Art« u 4 III ■«»»«.» (Ml 47 in the «'••* (Mi pecially universities, •fcw-te* .. . «.«>(•) V APPAREL the where and Priced Right for Holiday at professors students inmr . . . bLi w.., . . . Shop-Rite! nIM share a deep dutruct of mMi U-tel |U?. C«MM»I WtMtl <•» «mm Shee-tee every- •Mn M Wt> thing related to the tradition- la ATM BEST BUMS IN JQWM CHURCH FURNISHINGS: WHIPPED al society of the region Their views fMI 100*1 laoAw radiate outward into *• > IWMI. LKVU CREAM professional and ft hf’ttl AuUvmi t»4 Dtetelv. («M Dmml Mm TOPPING CHOCK T NUTS political lift, C«l and downwards WA 1 4>oo through all so- •U. ITAtt DubAw'Mv **. J. 29 cial strata.” 7 -o*. 5 WHAT STRENGTHENS this 39 COFFEE 2^ I Interpretation la that tha vio- CONTINUING lence in Venezuela finds not OUR Bn* >H* W« only its leadership but its ac- tivities precisely among TOP DIVIDEND KATE Biscuits !C 7 university students and inte! Mae •■—QnOti L—» Ic'tuals It ii not a spontan- c eous and futile protest against Sliced Bacon **49* MAYONNAISE W0...T1 V39 intolerable personal Using coo ditions. like much of Colom- •ATM bia's banditry' and the pkg. sporad- WALDORF TISSUE ■OOM of 4 29* ic Indian outbreaks in Peru In consequence, while every effort Chicken o< the must continue to re- move the for dii- TUNA See Chunk 4 causes mass satisfaction by land reform ..»OA Im eCeUi&e-f and other techniques to lift POTATOES the hordes of the starving to a human level of living, more TOMATOES CATSUP thought must be given to re 12.99 christianizing intellectual 4f life, SHOP-RITE to restoring moral confidence c PRIDE OF Aa urgent aa it ia difficult la THE FARM PAID AJ WW*. Mm* DM to wSoSL. &?& talk of QUARTERLY **«) (ha Latin 6-83 of persuading Turkey Roll STOKEIY14-89 Colo Slaw^Xk^ Hours ■ Forty 4.1 SUGAR "£& ~5&67' Newark fH GotdM EGETAI ”***"■ ' dol ****** FLOUR »«pS«D 5 49' CMOPPID *r If Af IINNAOt HOD CAMOIS 17ri IVKtMO VfCTTABLiS r ejdjS&Sreaa hMlmiCmUiCwi’- MI..C Cut Immi % »***«■*•*. Times aa. Him EQUITY V**t Palerton

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NCCW LUNCHEON Boland chats with - Archbishop Msgr. treasure[?] Mrs. Alfred H. Salerno, John E. the recording McHenry and officers of Nowork Arehdiocesan Julia A. secretary; Council Flannelly, corresponding Mc- of Catholic Women at the council's annual Christ- secretary; Msgr. Henry; Mrs. Richard national director; Arch- mas lunchoon Doc. 14. Loft to Gormelly, right are Edith Callaghan. bishop and Boland, Mrs. Richard J. Strasser, president. 6th Annual Ball

25 Debs to be Presented to Archbishop NEWARK Twenty five Mowle, West Orsngr. Rosanne \ilia Wild, Morristown. Is the lludwm. young women Mrs John J. Durkin from the New- Pagano. Weet Orange; AUcia moderator V the presents tem and Mrs Jotin J ark Province will bo presented Anne Pevmrve North DiGiena. and Rergeci rcmmittee Mrs lennard p Union. Mr* frank R Rumano to Boland to ArchbUh-vp and Alan Maureen Rurke of Verona at the sixth Ann Really. U chairman Mr and Mrs A. •odety annual North Joseph Bergen Uum SUttOski, County chairmen arc Esset. Presentation Ball Dec M The Samelsherger, Clifton. i r( m Arlington. Clare Stoldt. Mrs Seymour B Everett and occasion, held Nancy charge of brunch reservation* traditionally Ilackmaack: Catherine Teresa Mrs Frances X McHugh: Her Dr and Mr* Frink R Ro- during the Christmas season. Mrs Tansey. Newark, and Helene I**. Sydney V. Staidt mano. Is under the patronage of the Plainfield, are in charge Caret Tonka. Mayvmod and Mrs Louis P McMurree of dinner Archbishop for the benefit at reeerratfooa the scholarship fund named tn ARCHBISHOP ROLAND will his honor begin Was the day long ceremmuM ... with Solemn I Thinking THE DEBUTANTES Include a Pontifical Maas 10 a m Sacred Marion Ann Align*. Newtek; at tn Heart Lorraine Katherine Bambnrk. Cathedral for the debutante*, Life’s Full Ridgewood. Patricia Kathrrne poet-deb*. 7? laities us waiting, of and Rrutnoocr East Rutherford; parents (Meets Magr Thoms i W Cunningham Elaine Surctte Caltsai, Rldge- of Setae Hall will u-ood; Ellen Jane Cendo, West I'nlverWty Now York; speak Happy Surprises Eileen Conran, Jerery An honor guard st the ca- RUTH W. City; Mary Anno Jon# Oraft. thedral will consul of mem- By REILLY Patorwm. Urquehae Court ber* of Seem Hall L'averetty'a Many years I tg> had a the tomb ss very ney. East ROTO small, a twit Onsngo; KathWci friend who set me thinking #4 feet long « (Vn by feet wide Setr* mo. Maplewmt An informal hrmeh at the about the many Joyful sur t *u*tlv four at Diatsno In people a time Deßosa, Upper Robert Treat Hotel Will *U it pr-.*e* wc receive almost dally Montclair. are permitted to enter .n aJ- the afternoon whsrh wiQ In- Vtith an inner *mUe and a deep d.tion to Flanagan. the Orthodox monk Mary Virginia clude a parents' reception for thank tn the you Holy Spirit 1 who it Roman South Orange. Veronica guarvts Catholic M the Arrhhaehop A hwmal din- hecan U> rowiacteaety Gordon. recognise poest* esn say \l**s »rom Demarost. Kathleen ner will prereed the actual pre and thank God for the happy 4 JO-T am 1 got there about Ann Mary Hagan. Clifton. eeotatsan which will take surprises,” place small and great, • JO and a Mats hsd ’-eeo Ruth K. Johnson. Wavnt; Ker- In the Grand lu .anom at • that are part of every single started In the tomb ry Ann Kirvui. Montclair, The pr.eel pm The traditemal ball will day at our live* was at the There norance Matnsen LiperC follow i.'redo were Care) the prievt. a little altar Jersey City; Ann Moaoa. CHRISTMAS u almost her* hoy Woat Orange, sad three women present Soean Margaret MAGR PAUL C land ef and 1 was glad the that ehd- *hat p4 * tremendous ;v .vt'eg# drew were home when s pack to be there' In the tomb beurooin from an sir cruise the "ne hat been to Holy fitted wnth .and and a shelves I note told u* "The (and a hr* and .a

' tr.p was renderful* Of course. known at the Gift closet • Jerusalem was the high light Sunday afternoon l emptied Here are some remem the ron'ent* of the closet or. brsnrev hed my in order to sort it and The wood entered ‘ nussal orgsntie the gift giving end * 1* foe you The hrislmas wood is sup. • la the proeesi i l»**#d to he olive. I think found some The things t had com wood plain rosary bead* *-e pietely forgvtun Among them the for hoys and the one* with •** s hsn-1 me down football tt»* *u etute are t*-e ' huh I ha.j iieeds far p,ji wild* to give gift* AU have been the boy* at football blessed ware st the Church beamed of She Holy They receiving ;• now You could hav* Sepulchre and have bem kept u tar tomb Christmas placed «« the ’ it iouks like new In time all With Pope Paul VI planniag n» at a foot- to the ball game was in a trip Holy I-and m progress out front these January detaila are at added interest The epee* of THE Rl *fT Of recent "happy surprises” came to- FATHER PEYTON S day when J.e and FAMILY THEATER IN Eyes Have It John c* m # COOPERATION bursting in after srhoo! WITH YOUR LOCAL RKO-GENERAL MANCHESTER " STATION PRESENTS Nil NC> We rc home they called Two hundred and Si* from lt» front fifty door by way of ters of Mercy in New Hamp- greeting Smiling self con J in shire and Massachusetts ha*e Joe snously said Uv# got t willed their to lions eyes * present for you If* * chrtit THE DONATIONS PI ARE ORNAMENTS-The Ladies Auxiliary of Club Kyebank mas present, but Em giving It St. James Hospital. No dedicated the Child's work, “Christ Eugene Mueikes. president to you earl* He handed me TRAVEL WITH Tree" in the Dec. Sitter Patricia of the THE THREE WISE MEN Birthday hospital lobby 4. Manchester l .ons Club. an emelopr 1 look out the AS THEY FOLLOW THE Aidan. received administrator, and Mrs. Thomas A. Reynolds, signe t papers stating card and re*d "The Sacrifice WONDROUS STAR TO THE MANGER that after death OF THE CHRIST CHILD auxiliary president, decorate part of the tree with cards the nuns wish of the Ma*« will be offered the of and their eye* to be used to for Ruth St IN THE PROMISE, A SPECIAL bearing names contributors the amounts given help Reilly at the -e CHRISTMAS SHOW NARRATED restore the BY to the ey sight of blind quest of Joseph hospital. The tree was erected as a reminder that Reilly Christmas persons All day is the Chirst Child's birthday and as a symbol long Id begged for The Sister* of have God’* ni of Jesus charity and His care for the sick Msgr. Thomas Mercy help, to do all the things king been interested tn the He wishes of with A. Reardon, director, at me loving hospital presided the party which l ines’ program at assisting the patience, and here the Ho|v followed the dedication. in 1960, the Organised auxiliary blind and those with failing Sacrifice of the Mas* has 160 for me* now members. eyesight " ■ Joseph Redly I tofd him. I ' need this present so murh H is the best, most wooderful gift anyone could give Thank you very much"* North Date Book John Jersey grinned *Tve got one WEDNESDAY too. but Ell It give to you on Christmas Day." DEC. 25 Lie ts full of sur- Mhnasjye ew to rww.to to it happy S«r» to 4 pm M Central Avc. Pm. (• at m Uw .m m ns hospital sewing room: prises 11:30 AM-12:00 NOON jreseg » ■•»*•*. -wi—i HU. Mrs Msrtha Newark; Ih»lrh Mr* • hM* hate feewa satm iu» w m Mary Keenan, chan min. An waves Mt to chairman KIKTH FIGURES prove the M AATCRDAY, DEC. SI fs3ln»» «*ue«w> Mr unato to Itewslnle Academy M..th- Catholic market in North Jer- MSe «* M tow w-iii W* wW *lll ers' Utah, Is an IV to*to. Utor, to* Mow to Jersey Ct*y M. Adalbert's Udl*s Am!- sey espanding market to* IS* to***. M HUH id u* Itot Christmas Party, I pm. UUry ef Fw*« Mk »|. Kiuabeth WOK-TV school, glee club to retertati., Christmas T THURSDAY, DEC. I» party. p m., Mrs Andrew Mr,«r. chair home. Ml. Carmel Guild of Kssea pust Frenklin St. man Interest CHANNEL County Toy display. Ham Quote of Kl. Panl'% Re*ary AHsr, THURSDAY. DKC. M There Ramsey Meeting, after I U ' are people who M. Pawl of the Cross No beUeee p m devotion*, kail that girls In the Pounds •»ry. Jersey CHy Meeting- convent somehow College Caldwell Catlege are tor- 9 Aksmeae, pageant. •». auditorium, tured. forced Hudson to enter, and Medal County Chaptrr ulga Detle chairman. once Eagan, they get In are starved Kennedy Meeting-Christmas party, I SO, CINCINNATI or given Impossible pen- (NO - Our home of Mrs. Eranru La- ances Too many young- Lady of Cincinnati College bat Chapelle. Rutherford Set sters ami parents get their established the John Kiugrr At. Jaase* Party Hespttal Guild. Idea* of a convent from a aid Kennedy gold medal "to Newark Card SOUTH party, I m - The bad movie p , ORANGE an- or an equally perpetuate the late President'* auduiroum, Mr* nual Joeeph Jicott. family Christmas party bad book Hollywood is no The for world amt family that prays striving peace chairman. for the Setae Halt La- place to learn about the together domestic faculty re- tranquility." Sister ** M Jsmrt lluapiul l.ulld dies to be given by Bish- ilgtoua life Sister Dan Mary Virginia, coltega presi- ...stays together! Newark op Dougherty. lei Mlrlaae, vocation* di- said the award would AasUUry. Meeting University pres dent. will be rectress dinner party, • p m Thomm'i Ident, held Dee a foe the Sitters at be given annually at com- Restaurant at S p m w the Archbishop Charily ef Ctoelnaatl. to mencement to the student best WaUh Memorial Auditorium Tkereslaaa, a group at the lay- taemnlifytng talent for I RID AY, DEC. I* here Tom Jantteaon. magi wewew who foster vocations pursuing these goals of Preai- St. MltksN’s Itaspßal Guild, «an, will entertain Mrs Paul to the Sisterhood. dant Kennedy. Newark Christmas party 1 Urae u chairman Artistic Talent December 19, 1963 THE ADVOCATE 9 Wins Dollars Midst It All Is Love! By SUSAN DINER love story Th# story of Christ- When Well Young Advocate*, you with the third-place prlt* and Chrlat way bom It waa mas Is all these things, certainly have a lot of will receive $2 •Tla the week before Chrlat- snd out of the love of God th# tajeot. Sandra, who Is And mas It a atory especially meant Father for after having seen all the attend* fourth grade at and the world seems tn us. Ilia children. Holy for you. faxorlte saints entries. I Spirit School. selected St. be showing a different face. It was through the love of tha would to It seems tn shine What gifts did you Did Wasted Mother for God that aay you aeem think Theresa as her favorite aaint. more than buy? a lot alike too One of the usual; store* are you remember everyone you the wonderous event took fa- St Then'S* appears to be gayly decn- vorite rated Street* love? In out those place And It Is aalnta was St. Franria walking on a path leading reflect beams of picking through your of Assisi. thrown from gifts did your love for the love for Him that this from some eonx ent buildings. light decorations. per- gift Seme members did an Radios and son have much to do with your continue* to he ex Congratulations also to tha record* blare yours. cellent Christmas selection? What is th* Job in showing ahadows 24 receiving honorable carols and songs. blgg-st Come Christmas it will be men- gift could and proportion (that'* a rather Th* postman dally you give and how your love for tion Certificates are awarded brings Christ that will big word for soma of you but greetings and good wishes. much were you willing to Him into hearts. to the following Junior Voting bring your making too give’ b> the head not Advocate*. Don't forget your gift for Name* are listed BIT large or too small to go with lICSII, somewhere in Whst did ask for" Whst Him th* in order you presention of your- alphabetical with the distance _ the you demonstrated there seems tn be gifts body, their school are you expecting? self at the altar rail; your in- grade. another sound, your drawing Another more Ilk* a vitation to come ability). Xl«i iljr AUmiwm. anL day _ like the others saint’a surrounding* llyonna that almost Young Advocate*, that you get you I aarano. JM |l«rS*lr* A»» . drown it out at time*. . each '»* aik year Know what it is’ Your gift Is CONGRATULATIONS go to in the tabernacle C«r> (armarllo. IX? * ittn . The first of St Sunday Advent, It wax first given over l.Roo for the three prij* winners 'nut watting you to claim it. Mirhitl we heard that whisper in I •rail*. IU N. lath M, years ago and was wrapped Not First of to Just today, but any day, pn/e 45 goes a »»• «4» rhurrh remember, th* Cum** CUMtQ*. M S. 7th ft , with more love thsn any gift all A gift that lasts very talented third grader N#va- year from prie.t wore purple vestments, stnea It th* r«iL * gift from God on* y*ar to the next Ralph Cordasco lives at 83 14 rrwpwi si . Brit* th* sign of anticipation for a tha Father of His Son to us My wish for you (hit Christ- Ellington St, East Orange, Q'Uirtms. 423 N-mvmll* At* . event coming Christmas. God give a of Himself and attends Nr*e«r|| (II part mas is that you may enjoy Hia St Francis Xavier Krnt K>••«*.**Afcl. X2l Ma< Vrth Ay# . Christmas. < tr time for gifts; to human. It's not School. I'MtV«»• ft» every Yet, gift of lov# and your with Newark. Ralph did a the Christ Child's day Kry*t»»* Uhuk, «2f CUrt Sc. U»> birthday; a a one time gift beautiful Job of showing St th* Christ Child. L**h. S7J IWtlmer Rd Riv«r Franci* in hi* monk's robe*. V#*# i#» tM femma A««. Me'* standing in the midst of U**tU. UrMßurtf <4l a green held dotted with yel- TNaniAA M»)#t. 44 Second pru* of (3 goes r*cm MaU Mar »w, if* M« ft . Maiedna (41 to a first grsder show- Mary Muff*). t| Ravtai Dr.. l*Affc R<4«« •21 ing great promise Stephen Marrvl'a RW Mrt ash] pm Gabriel lives st 434 Wtttich R . l»fk)V« K*Utf*n Kam**». Ml \tnn# 114 . Ter , River Vale, and at- r*ts (if Rum* A****, tt Rxt«« At*. F*r% tend* Our 1-ady of Merry H.Ur tl> School. Park Stephen Mao I3i#n RmcMMI. *7 Mr Arl%«r Ridge. A • GatTstM (I* also drew St. Francis with Marti** namalu a. ai Mar Art Ayr %t* . i«tf*t*D« •*> com# of hi* friends on a road CluitiMM HAMA XXI At* IC. day wav with green brown hills twain. 11l A 3r4 ft . Ntwtil and green fields (4* M fiw’ Iwtfctf*. U CoJ«*j At* . Sandra McComb of S Btrch rar* ft|i§* |JI A TUNE Of of *u*At» YHtfc. • C (1, M4m love on her Rd , Pompton Plain*, came up wma LOVE - Addie is blowing a tune trumpet to remind every- »*it (ft' one of the beautiful love that took story place almost 2,000 years ago-the love of God the father sent His Son to the love of us, the Blessed Mother for God and our love for Him that keeps Him with us. Current Christmas Symbols Have Deep-Rooted Tradition ON BEHALF OF SCOUTS - The story of the Christ Child a lighted candle to represent rated candle and prayed for Bithop Navagh receives a Th* Ideal PrtMnl . . Christmas . In the manger at Bethl*h«-m < hnat throughout the year A etl spiritual dear one* People in other bouquet on behalf A Summer for been he first vacation your ton at has told since I large candle was Ut oo the eve nations used a candle Mewed of the 12,000 Girl and Boy centuries History tails us the of Christmas and burned by the priest and placed tt first recorded on Scouts and their leaders in Nativity scene through the night Each day their CAMP table The fkranian. put the Rate-son Diocese The MARIST xass a wall decoration in the during the remainder the of the candle in a loaf of bread lake OuipoO) Now Catacombs th* presentation wasmade Dec. Hompihire in fourth ran season the csadl* was lit Three randies molded to tury The crib as »e know Th# Irish tit 10 at a meeting of scout 7 « a holly deco ftoyt IS - Juno to get her at base to 30 Aug. 24 » weeks $430 the were used leaders and the Bishop. Rev. is credited to St Francis at <***—*»« « i"WW Hwe er la and France - England to Assisi who originated the rep James H. Murray, anddiocesan reaent three Divine Persona IHI idea in Italy in 123 scouting direcsor, observes MARIST BROTHERS Of THE SCHOOLS A Knows in th* Blessed Trinity In C.er CHRISTMAS PRAYER - The crib it often transformed the presentation SOME FAMILIES start to Johnny mode li» i many a large candle by HIM Ml Vrw ryuM •**« lUthm t««4 411 into a was Christmas prayer by adding a piece of Prow for the crib JOHNVY COM ( HIM Mary Ann Mardo WwSl •MAY MiM« (t» '«NU lr»#R. pfftarj rvtorr prepare for the Christ placed st the top of of troop rAOn M\X < vaog*# mmm| rpiAR every good deed during Advent. Ronald Diner extracts Child LOOKING. by Hr. early in Advent Fach pyramid with smaller candles 9. Paterson,andDove Mon- R«r>A«rf4 Ml MCCA on ooh from hit brother, Bruce, of Our of All good deed i*ka M Kmij Dii|kUri W M. . B lady warrants the doer a throughout Tinsel iM other tini. troop 5, Parsippany. P|«B>imiß| BM M IS Souls, fast Orange, as he relates the of first of strass to r*al « *«»■ in nr »nrrr t*> deco kDDIi; H Christmas and how the Infant Jotaiay b««* la ‘an oM. RAS don’t forget to ■«M—I ft lirHaß N. each piece of straw represents love, t best Each piece at ration. i-ater the M pyramid reed this week J Ulna* building with IU s because **«• Ml CM lUN KM sacrifice and the of straw represents love, seen about •as replaced Topsf Cm SUM prayer on port the doer by a tree and It hss dart llu many starlet, fire and prayer on the part of ijimjl rinukko at .till later pen yens lights replaced the and other information the individual The erib be t»a day randies Ynung Advocates Johnej hi« mother and mtn will enyoy. comes a Christmas prayer

White branches are some- Notion, go Qvtitmat tooting bacatua too times used around th* manger they rt poor to go Feast or the new Hotel for to symV it# the Blessed Popping cumstkk 'omfe**t and Sendee s <;irr shop Mother purity tod th* lose of Tha family may (» poor, Festival ’fifing pace for the God Who b ilwif th# Father sent Hit during tnp Jutuaiy important »octal events • Hand Made Rnuirir* Son to save the world (Into* art horn rvh ha It m : of the year. In Europe the plant b any thing* He not ha Or»!.tir;in.n| choice for holly may I«HHH IHtk Han lUarf. was a symbol of th* burning able to buy tha tram ha tm r,formal P-sness lunch- °*>»» moc4 fr.ta IW.d. * for 6 glittering tborn bush of Motes and 'h* but b«- caa thank God (or hi* ... Shrtnr. Summit. NJ. aithar Hail) »i«s p m 250 LUXURY ROOMS of blood, remind us that th* Divine Child si> to Newly Decorated • Aar horn wear Thu math a tha tana* of Conditioned • Television a crown of thorn. Stiuia* (or God* IjtU# ()»♦* FREE SELF PARKING Holly graces cards doors, by a prole**or at Immarulat# FOR OVERNIGHT GUESTS boxes, i wrapping paper and la Conception Samimarv Darling beis as a symbol of Christmas U* u tha firtt with multi-color i'oinscttias are to il said re- .itratma by a nun at M.w HOTEL semble the star of Bethlehem mtown i Cartnali and tha firtt WAITING FOR THE PARTY - Some families include a birth- because of their flaming star »ith a hard to*rr Lika tha day party for the Christ Child of their Christmas shaped petals In Mesleo the as port other*. H la a datight to read celebrations. A candle is called the Flower 16 Pa-* Pace Newark 2 N J. representing Christ is placed on plant uf atwl driven an important the coke Dennis Holy Night." RESERVATIONS **p HORVATH V ? ’C3O O'Donnell, a student at St. Michoel's, maaaaga for any lima of tha The used Jersey and his early Christians yaar — Satan Dtaar City, brother, Jimmy, wait to sing the traditional birthday song to the Infont on Christmas Eve and thus help light the way so their home might be ” graced with His presence. 5J Hahfy Si.. \nr ark, V, ]. Tllfujay JThe Ideal Gift January M. 7, 6:30 p m. Vw Sew Saint Joseph Simplified ERWIN PEARL- EXCLUSIVES 7hr // ou.tr of Bianchi

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LYNDHURST Plans are ruary at the Lodi Armory. Teens to Share being made J. Ilajduk Passion Play Jubilee for a New Jersey Rev. Edward an- CYO Day at the New York nounced the formation of a By ED WOODWARD World's Fair May 7. IWM, un- county board of advisor* com- For a der half century, teen- high school the sponsorship of the posed of CYO moderator*. groups at the THE STUDENTS will se- •Kors have been among those Veronica's CYO units of the dioceses of Committees for county activi- Veil Auditorium, it lect from drama or who have found eomedy, teena the highlight was announced Rev. Ed- Newark, Paterson, Trenton ties, finance, guildlng of the by satire plays for tha competi- and season of l,ent in a mund Camden. and new ideas were establish- McMahon, C.P., pro- tion Each play will be allot- visit to Union City to witness ducer of This event, which will In- ed. the passion play. ted between 30 and 43 min- the passion clude a I-ow play, "Veronica s "There Pontifical Mass, is a threefold pur- utes. The Veronica's Veil staff Veil," performed by the Ver- pose," Father Edmund was one of the main topics of ex- will provide the lighting and onica’s Veil Theatre Guild plains. discussion at t Bergen County BUY "First, it is an oppor- staging on a stage which is as CYO staff week Now, high school groups tunity to continue and stimu- meeting last Your professional at any In New have an to share late at Sacred Heart School here. opportunity interest in the arts: sec- York in the golden Next anniversary cel- ond, it gives -an opportunity Guild members will Judge IT WAS ALSO decided that ebration of the production and for individuals to be the Car on for prizes which will be a follow-up adult workshop possibly earn themselves a stage, and third, it will be an awarded for best atl-sround will be held from place in this famous in January. Two play. asset for picking out good tat play, best all-around male per- workshops wens held in Oc- ent for the AS THE FIRST in guild." formance ami best all-around tober. BENNER a series While of announcements includ- These A programs to mark the oc- female performance booklet entitled "Guid- RAMBLER ing details of the casion, one-act contest have prises will be called Ver- ing Teens" play contests will be distributed SALIB • BIRVICI will been distributed to Hudson onica's Veil be presented by Catholic Jubilee Theatre by the CYO tn county parishes " fv.r * dmim runners up legians, a theatrical group »-.i *•••*«« ml («nn« f«r • aSTVS^jI The athletes, Hichard Rodger's "Soliloquy" >*■>".«« ft) CMlt'Kl »H#«r i#*r«tv«l. RRrPUI young who »•** M»ll • A.M. ti ; mi. range in age from 11 to 14 from Cazouwd J f • TMCt'fN C*«»CR'IM •• *ll Ntl ▼•••» IteM CaitxCatafef tmo hat been here CALDWELL FOR ica Week program announrrd COLLEGE WOMEN in Bay- ART SURPLUS onne It u a ' Youth LnadtraMp New Year's Eve CAIDWEU, NEW JERSEY ’ Training Course." a discussion tUVINO A SILLING OU PAINTINGS Mary was runner up with ORIGINAL on five subjects, dr CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS Of ST DOMINIC her feature story and she rw- program PICTURI FRAMING signed to gi*e Catholic youth A we suggest early e«\ed boonrable mention lor ART Fully Accredited Ottering 9 and B S Oegreei a INSTRUCTIONS her editorial m The greater awareness of the 1 Advo- PAINTIRS vocation A SIGN PAINTHS SURPLUS RESERVATIONS cate'* first yournalasm contest lay fcr North Jersey Cathode high OUTDOOR AOVBtTISINO A JOINT PROJECT at the PRIESTS JESUIT BROTHERS erhoot student* in May. National CYO Federation Aftfe'*!* and tlwv UiMO lE *w!» te t*« «rr> *• * J#*** 'll N4 the NeUooel Council of Catho w# don't So** It - Ar»i»*» don’t It" (.Wtft *t W-ffn iM • ike i«*»|i muiti-»■ F•* atfermetM *M|t- In um spectacular new Grand Ball room band Youth Captures lie Men, if u meant to be tak- Director of Vocottont, 39 E 83rd St , New York 2|. N.Y. week en once a m two-hour (Rhone 212 RE 4-1146) music for and noise Two Photo Prizes dancing/hats makers/ sessions over five weeks by FORT LEK-Kim Walsh of groups at between seven and 30 superb full course filet mignon dinner in- Our Lady of YisttaUrw (Pa- teenagers ramus) took two of the top are cluding choice of cocktail and Topics the lay aposto! “S** <*» T"mm shrimp ap- five awards in the Bergen JKT»«»*lly bffor* you ate. leadership m action, sane CYO petizer $12.50 County photography can- tdy and the teenager CYO and per person. If*. k«7 ear. will test, it *n announced by Re* any I ftr# you the apnstotate. and discrimina- Edward c* J Hsyduk, county tion SYMBOL... and the (hrtstiia \h* deal that ran t CYO director bo Wat." ' conscience OF THE NEW MAN YOU For those who do want not dinner/$6.00 Wsldi won the pnrea in Msgr Frederick Steveneon. CAN STRIVE TO BECOME" both the pictorial and animal per You order from director of the Youth Depart TROPHY person may and pets dniaona The other PONTIAC ment. National Catholic Wel- •inners w ere Robert petnh of Hal ('fcarfcowatl special menu desire. fare Conference, said 'this anytime you St Cathanne's (Glen Rock*. FRANCISCAN may be the most CYO James significant o« events, Span, have Mt program we ever under- UNBEATABLE PRIESTS & BROTHERS Virgin iGarftcld). people, " DEALS NOW! taken The CYO federation it Enjoy one of our famous dinners in the and Susan McEatee. St Fran- a section at the NCWC depart- et* (Ridgefield Park), rotor ’64 PONTIACS ment. ♦# An » magnificent CREST ROOM until 9 P. M. and pictorial «« I*6 •t^l*«B "We feel have *» •A'l n*i.n •* V » we now a • then for OPEN TEMPESTS IE MANS • GRAND PRIX stay HOUSE entertainment vehicle to help change the Plan H. S. Kennedy image of the CYO from a lASIIST PAYMENTS • DIRECTOR el VOCATIONS and NEW YORK PINIST SERVICE dancing. (NCI - Francis sports and aortal club to a 9'»•« I«|m IIT Cardinal 1 Spellman of New dynamic, apostolic organn* PIUS wo«id«rM aeWrt.en of Uwd Cora lewr h • Hew *), H# U|N.t, P»—*,*. York announced that anew tion." be said "W. honestly

coeducational high school to believe we have achieved s (The (tlmlrt Ym MM to ml be built in Somers in Wettehe* breakthrough which can sub 918 BROADWAY I* »i r*vM « i M M) ter County will be named in stanbaily change the teen SitHt 1918 honor BAYONNE of the late President ager’s vision of hit place in Kennedy. the Church " m * 120 West Passaic Street HI 7-4900 Hochelle Park. New Jersey Set Dance Date Open Etrnmqt NEWARK DI 2-2711 r ? The St Aloynus M! « ;m«j ( .jxootn • ( jwn C/V/r/y CYO will hold its annual Christmas Dance Dee 27 at [LUNCHEON e C OCKTAILS e .DINNER T:3O p m. at tha church hail m her* WHY TAKE LESS ? ? ?

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Trust Union City S | r |oujr>o b$ ' T D WYCKOFF SAVINGS Company West New York etc • *a **«>o A LOAN ASSOCIATION of New HmW r«*ral OwMit in. i v w Jersey «»«*o *n«>a MAIN OFFICE: 391 Main Straaf, Iftturanct Caraaratlaa WyckaH «»•# (Mint Mia*a4 ut*—*oolf r«l MM lii«, OttM « orwt . is the place mcmuv rmuuv»i _ rmuuv mukt x For Schoolboy Fives December 1», 1963 THE ADVOCATE 11 Tourney Warm-Ups Slated During Indoor Hiatus Track Coaches to Ponder NEWARK - Results Heavy tehed- DePaul, the other AMONG THE °*** strong leading Inde- Dee. to and 22 will mark member of that By ED GRANT division. pendent battle* on tap Dec. ence coach*# In ponder over al the tape. with * Ryan ran J*1 preparations for most from the 20 la « visit by Bergen Catho- NEW YORK-Aa the Indoor reauKs of the Rkahop th* mile leader* until the final North Jersey Catholic school- IN THE REMAINING divi- lic. a Unighlin meet Dec. 14 at the 440 when he boy eion, Our Tri-County Conference track and field season goes in- couldn't match basketball holiday tourna Lady of ihe Valley lMth St. favorite, to Dumont, one of to temporary hibernation out- Armory. their kick* and finished in »»i«rts, most of which will is figured to battle Nvith Mor- the contender* tn the Ber- door*, there For the next three Satur- 4 32 9. start Dee. 2« ria Catholic for the honors. top la plenty for New gen County Scholastic League. Jnwey Catholic Track day*—otarUng Dec. 21— Christian Featured In those The Orange school will have confer- Brother* Academy pre-tour- Roselle NJCTC schools will he run- Catholic will offer Es- and Roeetle Catholic broke nament skirmishes will be two opportunities to display its tha sex Catholic another ning relays on the hoard •oma W’srcs—at home with early- scoring column in the field top league games and a Bayley- track* Ellard season teat of strength that of St Joseph's (Me- event* Ed MulvihiU •e* interest in* independent Dec. 20 and at St. Pirate, Peacock of CBA day. tuchen), Rutgers University tied •truggles. Mary's (R) Dec 22. for second in the high In the opening weekend of ami Seton Hall UnlverwMy at In Jump 8-4, and the Lion*' the Paterson Catholic Two the taking the action, defending individual Runners Debut Impressions left by Dennis Kanach league spot- Conference, St and wa* fourth in will Mary’s St. scoring Bob Cornet, I/xighlln meet were 1) the H«tH champion - be the Big Eight, will lift NEW YORK Both Seton shot put at SI-54. Joseph’s the lid Dec. to NJCTC will be St Luke's and Immaculate of St. Bonaventure showed Hall I'nlvertity and St Peter's competition Bergen 19 at the latter's court and St. Catholic, which woo Conception, both of which that he will be in the running took good mugher than ever and I) the Bonaventure. the choice, College advantage all the honor indoor* last early again tt he with schoolboy track has year, posted victories In their openesi a 29- of the first AAIJ picture failed open will St. development to score, but showed entertain Joseph's hil anew will take rra, will at polnt effort. meet Dec 13 ISHIh high and H meet Montclair Dec. 22. at the St two good hurdler* in Jim But. Bob an exceptional effort to merit Dec. 22 in something of in Trudell of St Armory The results aaUsfled Wenthe St and I*arry Crimmin* Mary's (JC) drew first Alovmul reached a gold medal at the national ®*rly showdown in one of the the high-wa- coaches John Gibson and Bob and also took its section blood In the Hudson ter level with 31 point* this spring of tha circuit's two divisions County Jim Short rhampionnhlp* two Conference mite relay TT>e who had with a 53-39 tri- Mormon of Our Lady of the George Germann of Seton Esses Catholic provided the Lions, a sec- St. ond umph against St. Lake also 29 big new* Dec 14 as It has Aloyaius had a good day conference contest listed Anthony's towed In points, Hall narrowly lost a featured Dec. Dec. 13. •Ince Jark in novice competition. Ed Pax- 17 with Oratory', have against Corsetto, incidentally I,out yard run to Tom Bauer September of St John's, old a»m waa fourth in the 880, the tabbed themselves strong con- in sparring o'l.eary'* 1 591 anchor leg mil# teem tenders fellow For partner, in 2 IS He later helped Xa rela, was fourth to their footbsll Pirates, Peacocks ran the Eagles to nip 1 97 anchoring and Greg Walsh tied for fifth triumph withs basketball suc- an unplaced venan in an * 09 3 twrvmile Ihe team u high jump. cess. medley relay relay Greg Rysn picked up After launching the another point with a fifth in Big THE PIRATES won the two- Eight Pre-Christmas Finales the mile anil F.taex with 52 Set Letter campaign a 62 mile relay In 7 58 2 off M placed Longo Wins triumph against Morris Catho- atxth in the team standings SOUTH ORANGK-Both Se who tossed yard*, with both Herb Ger- NOTRE DAME, Ind. lic. the Lucans hive Werkman, in 29 with six eetablish- ton Hall and mann and Bruce Andrews points Sophomore Tom of ed themselves University St points That brought hi* Th* I»ngo as a threat to Peter's clocking under two minutes Eagle* were alto third Lymihurst. who Collrge will clot* tut four-game rs 6 played de- Immaculate average to in the novice division with 10 Conception and Tom Tushtngham was also be their pre Christmas schedules fensive halfback, was the lone points per game 1-1 low that figure as h* point*, on a fmuh by Fred this week-the Pirates at anchored North resident Bo* l-an# and Jersey among RT. a winning medley club Bob Hay*# m the ton UMvtrtity Dec. 19 and PETER'S, which had a relay th* varsity football letterwin- For St Peter *. John MP DBT Names the Peacocks at home with game listed with Stetaon Uni- Vig- n*ri at Notre Dame Univer- (Baltimore) fol- versity of Florida Dee IT, flano and George McHugh won Jim Rrbenark was in Iron »ity thi. loyoia the re- yr»r, , their sections of the novice 440 hi* on the teg of lowing evening cssverrd from it* trouoclng by opening the m 514 and H 4. Deveney For Seton Hall, which last Villanova to establish a cou- respectively relay and finish*.! Frnsti Dsw was fourth well back in 2 07 week suffered its first defeat ple of scoring record* and Snyder Bui Urey FOR SALE PATERSuN—For in the novice mile The Pea- Rooocv Ifon the fourth after three wins, it will mark equalling another in Waiting and Hobb* cocks had two PrMh consecutive season. Don Bosco •tofichlll medley relay brought the Eagle* Into Cho««, Cut the start of j 16 day bresk tn o( Msssjchuss-tt. con Tech will team* entered, hive a different its schedule The Pirate* will H9M. Dee u the frethmm ucition witn legs of 2 02 T arwi basketball winning their rare and 06 CHRISTMAS coach Jim De- the I 7. a fc resume play against St The score marked anew leaving O’Leary veney, a former varsity placing aecond John Marist cage Peter'* Jan 4 yard deficit Jark just made it high both for Peacock* and as TREES coach, was named SPC Bonder and Tom Kraft an by Rev a for Tourney Made total both team* in * St Pairings Chester A Wisniewski, school Rl TANARUS,Till! Pearoek* will be Petor'a rhored tha club* A ft Itl 1 ft+A+bU game Tim Kchoe. JERSEY (TTY - SI Jo- director, to succeed in artion ns\t week in and St Peter's Prep will meet t 10 Jack the who Paul Drew, former St Bene A M H M pared the •eph a la it* Reirdon. who Jersey City (WNY). flrM *p All llalfew* of New York resigned be- opening round of a holidiy In diet'* Prep sc*, was fourth in club uiroug.t tt, first four ST. cause I war»oee m th* St Pete: s ANTHONY’S of a change of re»i tournament at Wagner Cotl-ge no Power Memorial it not eo- the anyard high hurdle*, while MILO CLUB CIGARS game* with a so dance. 5 average, DM lege Chrtttmaa Invttab « this against Massachusetts Dec. tcrest year Georg* ex had ll field foals—a standard Tournament, Sheehan. CBA star, ORPHANAGE Prior to drew the opening th* finale Reardon. Jirk >7 Defending rhampt- placed second m the handicap reached twice by the P»» Weiss coached the Rams for St John's fimvhed game Itugnment m the an The vemi fmaU wIU be D«c mil# • H *»•. iMny a Seton coekv two run Roth ire now season allUme scoring nutl event til be after taking over for Hall's opening undefeated rush king. rage w eh will 29 and the fine! Dec M Manhattan Bill Smith freshmen Brother gtn Dee M it Wetland, who had Dec 14 Ihe Hedmen set do Jereey City sen Kchoe coached for i tn was second to Rill Armory several years the Pirates *6B, with some Singer 120 foul In ths in imrtag n The Blue Jays will IS NHQr LEARN AT M \RIST, accurate shooting face AINVX «« Devrney com St Peter* continued tt* waning minutes hit eignt of Dwight l’rep of New York a They City fo? Piled coaching 73 record of of fesuive tear tn • M«a at MOlint 40 UOf their 'ast 10 points from triumph 2 p m that day In tha i#c victories and *3 defeats from against Rider the llfont line De« tt end game of MMVW 1M- through 1982 In an ißrrnrwt 40 NIW ELECTRONICS that douhleftooder stretch. MarUt Seton llatl. whleh had Rmemn ed Un- « better won the Marist coast- Vi m*i*»3 M-mi WHILE STILL en Michael's Prep Brooklyn • » 'ti twice and was EMPLOYED School runner-up-once the week, was led for the In th# evening twtn tall. Ua payA A <** * graduate of St Peter's fturth time by Nirk Werk coin wtU take an Krwcmua Hall Names 255 PASSAIC AVf KEARNY, N J. TELEPHONE College, he lives in Jersey Markey <>f Brooklyn tn th# Bret game . 998-8833 City and teaches in the fIUU MM M CMVUII public CTO Griddors IVMMTiO* Ul KeuT. school system there Varsity Coach To Head South WlhrwifUU Walsh Seeks PARK VI - F.d an- Mark*, who played fee JERSEY CITY - While fega *rt»i baaketball at St Jo PLACE Third mom people are ohsertmg fee Title •epb , (WNY>. last weed took traditional Christmas Day frr, V the pnaf of varwßy basket LOGS P ATE RBON heat Arthhuhop • wlebratlnsu week, mem ball esvacb at St Michael a Wslah. which won the Don ber* of the Sevres! Heart IJC> Collet# her* Boeco Tech Holiday Basketball CYu football teem will be prw- Strawberry Markwy. who had MERRY Festival the permg he i 1 eooched past two years pm departure th* Blossom freehman team Farms CHRISTMAS to a Toil will be trying fee a third btie t>w Florida tvwd mrludag four I**4 Imh 33. W«yiw n the «*- annual compenthm here The Hudton County CYO hwat«o campaign* amt a 27- •t the Rams' court nest week league champion* will play m The game winning streak atom Irvington five will help the annual Teen Bowl 29 Time [lev JWS, replace* aUvleMr director Inaugurate the event with at Opa Lrka Fla . against th# Georg* Jacob* Queen of Peace at 7 JO p m Gpa lacka Rehrie champ**** A 1931 graduate ai St. Mi- of Dec. 21 in the year oprang contest of the Greater Miami Football chael In the s. Markey vs a van var- second half of a double Golrrmrt header *«ty betrbtu coach that evening. Eastern when good Christian will meet At (tuna venture. Borgos & cheer kindles Another Basketball Borgos first round twin tall Calendar the follow mg day will p«t Pat- lM»raa«« 'iww '-*««• .seusww snail in the hearts erson Tech against DePaul useai m Sum of and «*U» *" t/mmm *m .Min of all kinds Don Boaco Tech against Bay- ’ wfe« KMSv COoiVv H* ley-Ellanl The aemi finals will S9J KEARNY AVENUE ' 1 men. And ofall be Dec IS * ls ilL«a's .ft eyes a and the final Dec #*>»» msre as F*s K t KEARNY, N. i, HwruM « of mother’s " 1- las al KNMaai baking-hustling. North Jrnev residents were rtts at OssVsai among <2 ISaaa W players who received sa as tas Wat I Ntssvtta CadVat* freshman st Kaars Casju■«( Thenl Rustling of football letters at ; paper, pieces Nolr* Dame ravtfrGrrw. University this ss llaVai i as WaaWawaaa eatiws. ribbon w at se— Tart dropped on the floor. Post- The quartet include* Tim »•*•* as as Mast s rjet IshStSl OM It Gorman. • guard from Hobo, • SasstHtis as ta J ,»**>• illass bafts ken; Jim a Oh It man’s & at the Kelly, quarter- S si L aNay ••»«««** swm and Newark'* major thoppina •MMMtM. facilities Mort 4 SkuON Mautilul Brock thoughts before the new Branch Park it on)/ 4 blockt } awakening on Christmas morn. SKIS •way... and Now York City n only Js minute* away by oiprett but or tram. SKI ImOf* lAC*‘ Creeping downstairs at the crack of dawn. And oh! what S^TwTiAtLiJr marvelous TOBOOOANS • SUOt r sights to see*—Creche scene and this SNO wonderful COASTER! 'S'IAM HUT ... HOT * JtNTB INCLUpt WATER . . OAS EIICTRIC A AIR Save To 20% w> 4^#Hg ...... CONDITIONING Shining Up • Camrai Air CaMtitMu mi* In IWAmi aparbiMt TRADI IN OiO YOUR SKI! or ROOT! ON A i warMMßli »and **i‘l Ckilm ma ND new pair on’fjcMHor • Soi.e Tinsel- ... . rtAr ICI BOAT Sift CMWfe*. M* m M». mm Mm*. Moo** . _ - ... m tar Mi Trimmed ski soots tt 44” .•tain.W.'R^lEin'' CH RISTM AS BOOTS* '**■“ N 1M DU. Shim ul tMM IT*liou. - waMr??r w MCMftmlßilllwttaa • W«H • Finish* • Parti* • Strafsh Pants • Ikl Racks a OoggUt • fwsatsn tree ICE SKATES 1»*« 67** 51K **..'» 'chtlitnZ' '.*7 R.tln. W.m.n'., o IkoM rt TRAM IN YOUR 010 MAUI tr Ml 10011 — mass I—urikArfft^fia _ « "■"ncnsift ii“»r—*“» •**■' DINVILLI BOAT oinl SPORT CENTER Nemork News °* '«• Almp tfm' — vSffiU, J&3 12 THE ADVOCATE Decemberilll/VK if,19, 1W«1961 Race Effort LOW PRICE! Announced AT Hollywood By Jesuits 5-FT. SLIDING GLASS DOOR NEW YORK (NC) - Tha bead o( th# Jesuits' New York Province has directed Jesuit IT TUB institutions under his jurisdic- f! tion to step up interracial ef- CHARGE forts . IT' ENCLOSURE The instructions by Very *5 TAKE Rev. John J. McGinty, S.J., provincial, are contained in a months 88 circular letter. The New York TO PAY! Province includes seven coun- 54/ sim ties in New Jersey. Father McGinty col- urged 39.95 VALUE lege and high school rectors "to make decided effort to a H * Bright Anodized Aluminum find and enroll competent ——• Nylon Ball* Rollort Negro Catholic students. At Booring ond Silencer* _ the present time more is _ called for than willingness to • "E-Z" Oeon TrcKk, Solf-Drolnlrtg _ accept them if they apply. We • Hoavy Glott must seek out acceptable SEE OUR COMPLETE • 2 Safety Towel Ban Negro students and enroll them LINE OF "SKIL" POWER TOOLS In our schools.” He asked parish priests "to AT LOW, LOW PRICES! WITH DESIGN i-3991 21.88 seek out Negro Catholics in the parish and to make them IF welcome in parish societies "SKIL SKIL" 5Vi" and activities.” He also asked ALL STEEL energetic efforts "to bring in- V* COMPACT SAW to " !h the Church non-Cathollc INCH DRILL “ WORK and HOBBY Negroes residing In the par- AND ish " 99 Father McGinty said a sum- ACCESSORY KIT •n’^nr mer institute on interracial #3O) BENCH m would be held matters for A GREAT POWER PACKAGE FOR RiCßirr ooumrlowest pricti Jesuits of the province. He Sow hour* HOME OR WORKSHOP! on workiKo* or homo npaktl • AU. STIEI FRAME named Rev. Philip S. Hurley, Hordtooth lonWtion Mod*, kind# ortwK S.J. chaplain of the Catholic «« )-»«• tord with 3-prooo olufl UnrrOTMt • IH* THICI N&MAR CORSTIUCTID TOP Interracial Council of New motor. J 3 amp . ttandord 11 SV 3410 (PM Cuti 2* fcimkor at 90*. 1" ot 43' karal • LAKE SHELF J York, as province "coordinator L*M- STOCA6E 32.20 # 33) worfM ... oooy to how At t of intergroup relations.” • STIEI MAW!I WITH SAErTY STOP VALUE SHF New • PEGIOAM PANEL WITH For President rrr contains ions iaoo , KLKCTRIC STEEL TOOL HOLOCI Atfcu.iobW DM So* (Cuts Holn I*l/8 to 2.1/1") » 3” lubtMr Dim Pod. 1/4 -* AUTO POLISHE Rule Shor* Arbor Prayer • 3 Lombiwoo! lonnot 88 • Wood Augrr NO MONEY lit)«||) I* 39 95 3 A 7. I1" Ati 14 . with Was in VALUE! • ■*974 DOWN! Legal ***** Platt* Com) • Pont Stirrar * (mo Mtwo Ml mol M M —* • ALBANY, N. Y. (RNS) Otud. Kty Holdor * IJI Scarry.all; ***?-■*- moi.l. Wl The State »J New York Depart- rrtHw ra* n, « * 9-VOLT BERNZ O MATIC of Education her* 1 Sond«, Dim Modamt) M V/ ment ruled # * »■>'■ l« M Mr tin, > A that prayers for the late Pre- o » Toot Dr A l.t 1(t/i“. 1/ J *» TRANSISTOR sident John F. Kennedy the 1 4 TORCH KIT in m Plait* Com) t CT , state's public schools are legal. BATTERIES In an unumal decision on the Church-State separation is- 488 99) sue. the 2>«49< department said that I ComoWu with Pmcl turnar. be akvsd POKER-TABLE prayers may said pro- . Ut*«r Itimtf. Sotd«r*vg Tip. vided they of "mm de- Ftama Sprrodrr. SparVtr ond Cy Wtdaf. are a TX23 nominational” nature. FREE MetolCarrying Cotoln John P. Jehu, 'SENSATION! director of the education department s Divi- NEW sion of 1-aw, cited a U. S Su- i&Ywsyt preme Court decissc« in which POST FORMED permiwon is given for pray- A»oilobl» in ers when they are of a "cere- FORMICA TOP monial or patriotic” nature and 6.FT. LENGTHS he added that the death of the (>.20073) COMPLETELY President under that came pro- 8-FT. POST s vision. LENGTHS FORMED Jehu (>■20074) 3*IkK said the Supreme Court'* decisions banning pray- ers in IO.FT. LENGTHS •MltMattm public schools are aim- factory a »Mr with C*M Ptarkad PaOlant ed against teach.ng religion (>■20073) •/. S^VkuAUTY and against daily or periodic finished prayers. m mahogany Name Coadjutor ztsmiJA For Nashville Mlw m paneling WASHINGTON (NO—Pope STAINLESS STEEL tout cxoci >o *w)t (cobtuctoej] •/h . / ■- Paul VI has named Bishop Jo- NO WIUONI seph A. Dunck to be Coadju- MONEY 49 tor HOODS S 8.88 Bishop with right of suc- |range SPECIALS MADE 4 cession to Bishop William L DOWN! SIZES TO ORDER VAiui) TO 22*3 « 7 SHEET of Nashville Bishop BEAUTIFUL Dunck has been serving ALL-PURPOSE as _ Auxiliary to Arvbbishop Thom- as FURNITURE «t» J. Tooien, Bishop of Mo- FINISHED WOOD Blacks. Decker bile Birmingham. DRILL ACCESSORY Bishop Dunck waa born In FOLDING UTILITY Dayton. Tenn . Oct 13. Suit 99 He was director of the Cath- CHRISTMAS STOCKING olic Information Center SrtSSS* ‘n A STOCKING PULL Birmingham, when he POKER ,HC IUOC Ala., TABLE OP 22 HANDY DOO, NILPfU was Rich m of 98 sheet PLUS SOLID TOP Po> TOUt ILICTIiC Cerh.V.. a/.d Auxiliary to Arch- SERVICE COVER (mrrti kt MILL THAT Wilt bishop 1 1 irkJMi Tati. tnmdt... Mmi (w luiaa lakN, Imtil He hall almost IS PIT >ock comp!et>rf AHT MAKI MILL! • Ci..nF.|,C.rl.i u-ttre years Irf the at that ££»rfc?3 LU • rim it light Glott ■ UNVINTIO. time, t of mNnisvna AthTroyi ALL FOR ONLY >i* • _^*WlMNjroCK work \ Quolity Corntruitod 1.49 (ortongof _ GAS UTILITY shut Wear and Durability 4,11 V« 3HI IT • Scati K. of C. Eight People Comfortably mm Unpointed Council • Smooth Blond Finith That It HEATER _P*CORATOr" Planned in Clark To Furniture Faty Koep Clean [ • 20.000 B.T.U. • AGA Ocnr • Approved CLARK - Potit.ve Lot The Council De- king Folding Legt BHH MB • Brown Baked Enamel Porcelom velopment Commute* of the Finith ■”••*** New State K iPICKILHAS A COMPLETE Jersey Council, POKER TABU DIPARTMHfTI • Complete with Orifice* for of C will hold -*.BB P»OM , Its second or- AlGotet M h , ganira) meeting for the new au Clark Council Jan. at 5 1:30 w, 7.88 at St. >9O c John the School * U Apostle i not ** |Ht bore. U-parwrad J? ».»„ . U3T 207* Pr*„. at km b, Over SO men have applied u - l for charter membership ut the — ».*.,( council. The charter will re- main open for new applicants, For Table transfers and readmtssioos un- Anyone Tennis? til the institutional meeting thla MORE HEAT... winter. LOADS of FUN for EVERYONE! LESS SPACEI "Peerless" Slaves of Mary TABLE Cos Vented Selling Books “3.88 FOLDS RECESSED The Slaves of the Im- WALL maculate Heart of Mary 89.95 'Vi l HICK havt been to 4«* ' M A ...ROLLS! attempting sell VALUI liooks in the Newark and HEATER Jersey Cuy area recently. s This group of men and r°o° women follow I*onard tU. , 88

HUIBANOWira RUSS ATS

“From the rising of the »un Connected to Viet unto its going down. My Name Cong shall be for the magnified among the Society Propagation and in By REV. PATRICK O’CONNOR, S.S.C. gentiles every place vestigation of the charges with sacrifice shall be of the Faith made, a which have been Vietnam (NC) - they Archdiocese of Newark; SAIGON, The atUcks on clean oblation offered In My Catholics, smeared. The attack* and campaign of churches and Name." (Mai. 1, II) 31o*t Rev. Martin W. Stanton, S.T.D. their house* are false accusations against Cath- This prophecy has been ful- Very Rev. Msgr. John F. Davit pteeeded by a campaign of AT UNITED NATIONS, the 31 olic* in the villages of some false accusations. "Caliimnie* filled by the mission work of Mulberry St., Newark 2, N'.J. Phone *23 *3o*. General Assembly shelved the central Vietnam provinces Church. Hours: Dally. » a m. to 3 p.m.; accusing you of impossible and UN the There is no mo- Saturday, » a m. to U. inquiry into alleged have been instigated by the unimaginaole perse- ment in which the consecrated things, in order cution of Buddhists under the Diocese of Paterson: communist Viet Cong, accord- t< ruin you.” hands of her priests not are spread in government of are well informed Catholics. the late Presi- Rt. Rev. Msgr. William ing to this the vicar gen- raising the Sacred Host to F. Louis campaign, dent Ngo dinh Diem. 24 DeGrasse SI.. Paterson N.J. Phone The communist* have been eral of Qui Nhon Diocese heaven. 1. ARranry 4-MM said The action was taken Dec. Inciting Buddhists in Hours: Dally, » a.m. to 5 p.m.; • 12. youthful a letter to the Catholics 13 without May our Catholic people let Saturday. a m to either discussion or against Catholic converts and their They are accused of • vote. spirit of faith take them Dotulioiu th* plannin;: to Sotitly \ot Ibt Propogeffow of th, persons. Intending to become to assassinate Buddhists with beyond their own parish and Fdilb Us JrJmlihlt. convert*, according to these to jrr mi nm* grenades and gun* and country the unbounded hy ty- ST. JOSEPH’S VILLA source*. them in wastes ing up nee sacks and of the pagan world; *«A*ACK, m. j. tnrm «“♦»* HhM they erect churches to A throwing into the river. f„ W|IW may A MEMENTO John J. VIET Coag document in- One clear thing is that there Dougherty, president of “In H«vm their Savior. country of the world to fill this - Bishop plain truth we have Seton Hall tercepted by a Vietnamese on!y .*£*»»»’»■* Of broxft will be a vacuum University, presents Pasqual “ «*» sea- spiritual vacuum with the fullness of Guerrieri, presi- officer one crime' l-Kr? WIH HUI. What better gift. In this dent of army in a rural arra that of practic when the comes that Kresge's, Newark, with a to day the Christ They are not waiting tape of the Ing the Catholic «“»*»-« son of giving, than help recording support* this view. It contains religion." the ■—U. Opw ooor Red is to " for dedication ceremonies of the r °” *° C«h»lP*r»rt4 V flag ripped pieces ' sentimental reasons. new loboro- .. wiUomjU spread *he faith afar! The They audio-lingual instructions for Viet Cong Christian* and catechumens of •Ad I’rrmjfyrtt Gu*«u In Formosa. Singapore «nd realize tones at the Rev. Albert Kucharistic Lord must become that China may one university. B Hakim, dean of the agents to spur Buddhists of Kuan Tho and Xuan Thinh vll Hong Kong 3* Immaculate day determine of arts the central the fate of the college and sciences, is at center. village to the lage* declared :^rcii«S2 figure of the whole repre- one attack Cath- in an open let Heart Guerrieri D *'’ priests are waiting at w-orld Thev are to give sented the ter addressed world This goal is not yet ready Kresge foundation, which donated $10,000 olics of another village near- to government 5 reached the gates of the most populous Christ a chance. for leaders by far. The mission the facility by They call for an in "SfiM. isr spirit is the Eucharistic spirit These instructions were ap- May your mission spirit take parently issued shortly before the form of practical mission Continued the recent coup d'etat that help at the happy Christmas Violence Predicted in Venezuela changed local as wrtl as the DOLLY MOUNT season. national government They Sima CARACAS. Veneiuela ti •# difference' Movement (MIR) and the Lee J Palmer. M 0 be Communist Party had been ularity That will too high a to pay," said Charlet A M 0 Priests Are Waiting banned from election tn retal- price a COPEI Iright. itiieuK Dtrtilort >\ leader istirw the leftist leadership Mewrice i. O'Cenner. M D At Cates of China Christian Democrats, on th# launched a campaign of terror other hand, have said that the An Immaculate Heart Mis- They threatened to shot* down Telephone 914 Wilson 1>7400 stability of the nation tta lute the and sionary writes that in 1943 anyone in at polls, but progreaa toward democracy tre »«. Mongolia UNITED NATIONS. N Y - f.l/f learned to be very realistic The Holy See will contribute MMMMMMMMMMWI in their nope* and dreams the symbolic gift of SI.OOO to Mills Never had there been any tthe of the fruted Na- TW ll Pepper program h>m af lt< Ikwck *f frihii ktittM hi VUATA* mass conversion in continental tions Relief and Works Agency HH TrWbar iMcra la mlkini Mil China ft is aril**. Thk for Palestine Refugee* rkink mtablMbrd la ikta “The sudden growth of the aa* till Announcement of the annual lAu |l>n im Baal Church on Formosa- was • andaralaptd. gift was made by Msgr Tim l-auly lb* Caiboll* hhliUm baa happy surprise Knowing "he othy J erector of the k*N itaadUy TV* ah arch Chinese thirst .for learning, the Flynn, larraoaiag. New York Archdiocesan Infor Bail far hardly IM tirnWaa missionaries founded the Hua mom matron Bureau, who baa la nwaailali Mb fanUllia. Ming Press to give the search- represent- £ The bi ed the Holy See at the pledg- araraUy a**4 k Mb ka tom- ers for truth the answers th*y only " when needed ing conference at UN head- akrurt a lariar rbarch Ha anpialaa yon quarter*. fartkrr that Iba |a*araaaaal baa "In Hong Kong at the gate* missal *mW a and akh*c kaaUla- of Red China the Immaculate a*U*g* open Uaaa. larladlag Ibaaa W Iba Anay. your Heart priests are now helping lb»r» ablrb larraaara lb* a Balkan care for hundreds of refugees in the Tb* Util f«*b«* I Miiaaa AtA nalag lb* rbarrb. TV* yiila, fa Iba* 1964 in area the Junk Bay and on l«* lb* OwaiW t k**i k ■ Kadampaltaparambtl. a ana Iy *•*. Kowloon As one of our men •mrto by lb* af kltbay Tnrbar. aara*ally a*b* aur wlitiwa. said 'We find it hard to for- American As You Live Aay amaaat la (lyttruM. Christmas get the old China, but we must realise that the future only »>» Pi hi I Some day the mu idiom rvunta. com- GOOD IV4OHR \ I‘MIKM !> TIIE FAMILY? Club munist regime will be crush 4 ,‘V- • » i • • ■ •« r r.jf* numarou* namra of aamlaartant l.k* NICHOLAS ed How’ We do not know » \ n AN NITTY Available at vonf book- If PtAN SC IHO r.radmg h*lp to gat through lhair ala )*ara of training. now! Mora in from lU4 bradmp C«*t StOO * *l*» Hw* m t*a yrir Your praytrt and flaanrtal b*!p au.it tha r*»l **fl Kmmm to m SO H N IN* *.y bp.Mt to bring ILa aorb to fruition. And youn alii o* Plan Seminar •*4 M» u tht pTM«U *nd IlfHKfta In lifelong Joy

On «Mta i I M' l*U|N Population -.f I « M#nwiAi and *I»4M AND E\E WASHINGTON *i* MARYKNOLL An aartaal Malm traditlaa Ulla bow Gag laek month-lung course on moral writk rt>* rum intohiiation pity aa Adaia MISSALS and •ml social of the Ilf, aar flnl lb*y aspects popu- SOCIETY OF parrau. »fur lafk raradla* Tb*y *ia d«ng draa lation problem will be con- f. J. KENEDY A SON* Ibraagb Am and India. Gad *r*at*d far lb*n THE DIVINE WORD a**«ad ducted next summer at Pahlnban is ika HWy Ay mi In Saa Oylaa. a aalaral raradla*. A high aiaaauin th»r* **»a Annuity lirpt. (.IRAKI). PA today I* lb* af Ctorgrtown Cniversity here. plar* pllgrlaiag* Tb* Inland* Ibal link India and Oyla* *r* raU*d * la aaalb*ra The session, to be held June Adam Brtdg* ... India. Ib*r* 17-July 22. will consider such ar* pa many far a Uaaa and valla an aa far brlp ka Valid abarrb**. la M* topics as world popula- Prrhapa aoabara abavtag wind af »* Spkrtt marh tion growth, the current status M T* furlbrr Ihta. a* think all of fertility control, religious up Help Students toBecome Priests THE TIKLH. m AYS TO CHRISTMAS C.IATNC, views on population control, s2«d l. Build a CHAPEL population trends and birth n-hara Chrtal map oom* r\ »ry day. control $l.OO Will MAINTAIN A STUDENT FOR ONE DAY Coat 11.500 * I Build a school ahara ablldraa map laara lo know % Will YOU HUP HIM AIONG? Chrt*t Coat U.soo — 1 ■' ■ ■ I Build a CONVENT ahara Bi*t*ra aaap d-aall and taa<*. M WEEKLY Coat U.SOO. I MEMBERS In our Divio* Word Seminories in Indio, 4 Bond MAM STIPENDS Our 11.000 The Philippines prtaata dally maana pm 4 of aupport and Japan, we hove a numb*r of students prtporing • Purrhi»* a CHAPEL ITEM aurh a* for tf>* priesthood. MANY ARE VERY POOR and Pines need Voatmanti '*so'. Monitranr* '*4o . Chatlca <*4o>. Cl- financial K*lp to continue their studies. borium '*4o . Tahamacl* 1*35% Button* af th* Croaa • *25 . Cantor >*3o>. Sanctuary Lamp <|!S>, Altar Unana n k n •lIS'. Sanctuary Ball i|Si. TIAR OFF' RETIREMENT HOME • A MEMBERSHIP In our auoclatlon for youraalf. rala- lira or fn*nd Coat || a year for a tingla paraon. *•« Unti l U'lMt Mil •IMCUItf far is • 4*itt ciliitH not Itqgirini nurtMf for a family. rill* >««tor, nM cm itsm. • un- Enclosed find $ for T. it*. ••call**! wait. lauaSry, barear sponsoring * student Adopt a BISTER-TO-BE Har training eoata *l6O a OWCN TOUR NCW CHRISTMAS » urn win IMItUIMMHI. tttmtm M't'tl roar for Itao ytara. account at 4t *Cf*t. J Mil. la nalfftbwiai Jut- to the prieethood for day*. A omcii Cewaty. l"io» th* comMi'Uitlt Mi • BEMEMBEB our aaanctation tn your WILL. Our ol Mi tout urn tit l*gal Utla t$ Tha Catholir N'aar Eatt Wrlfara Aaaorialion. Rates • Jot* on a of our St a month CLUBS for orphana. aafeoola. BlaUr and Mmlnartan training. $40.00 Weakly Double Room NEW 10. Pray*r» || Prayer*. and IS Mora Praytrt $30.00 Woofcly Single Room * JERSEY Including Moods Laundry fist No Extras iMiHear (DissionsjMl BANK fIANCII CASCMNAI tflllMAN. Will* m «>o«» far liachura REV. FATHER RALPH, sst-lms. f.«,ld*at "For Tho REST Of Your llfo" Ja-M T lyaa. Maty M, , S.V.D. Catholic Universities Bronchvllle, N.J. Wl 1-3600 CATMOUC NIAS I AIT Will All W we«» iwwwi 316 N. MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION turn* mam iirru mix am mm CHICAGO 1 f,f ' JOO> Mi hi 4to Uxlnpton Ava at 4AHt Jf. Now Yack 17, N Y. ****** kit hoc* THI 14 ADVOCATE December it, IMS Iters' hr tsa Waw YarS attka to tha Films Natl anal Layla, to Meaner wHh aaahara- on TV This Week at Matisa Pictvra Oaaafimani in,», Television MOVIESMs; family nattanal taSaraiiv, to Cathalk Alumnsa. ADULTS. ADOLESCENTS Advanlor,, of U.aa of Ufa Araonl* A Old Mark to Znrro SUNDAY, DIC. M AMan Man C allad Prior l.a, a Miami Story T 45 a m. i5» ~ Hour of St. Krancla. ■ark la Nature Mr loll Tooch Hank Dirk Mr 11*1, adore Morally Unobjectionable for ** Everyone •'Brother Juniper'a Christmas. halla a# fit. Mary*. N.UoSl Hovnnd Rlud Roll AtoiftMtor vilVS Rlays Um T ,T > - * liorima Ilonaynw. MurOar at Gallon I World, of i2S •■"L Chrlatopb*,. -start 5*1' Plr«Ua Navy Hll. QH»or Twtto Ma, lima toy Una. lha llara GulUvm- Whrm You Are.** CaMalna Ona r« la Carla,n from Only An<*l* »2rJnu Waal Wai Woa <4) Talk About Jtow Kiaaa to SamoM Tk-kllah Affair • a m God. Cnvrasaous Haatm * .Nila Ha,* Win,* ICa Mail Mad Mad 1 • am. til) 'Xhriatmaa Cluny Hrnwn Pnwor A I’rll* Tar.an’a 10400 LBBft—- Muake CHy Kraals Oj Such a NI*M Man Wurlrl Round the World.** Maryhnotl Hem- G"d I, My Rrturn to rfißk rhallansaa t'Mter S.* Carvalla m trank * of nflud ■l a Only M.mrv Inariana K Panrod 4 Ilia Cp Pilot TSirC Kay Varan. In ba- Jam.. - Ulla. to riald 10 JO am. (1) _ I no, I'p and U»o. Daarriayar RrMhsr Good Sam San Antonio X mt lk, v aMa Twin °*« MrlJatock I pm 171 ISractlnna ‘O4, “I* Such ’ 3er Who*. '* 0®~U Cldf*t Ooh to Stir aria to MikdlM Plod 1*1par of I timm Ga Mora? a NlitM. £v? Romo WStt. SuH TUISOAY. DSC. Coodbya Mr. Hamalm My Droam* Yaw Hanna World Young * Bravo 14 York 10 14) - R** Manaa on Moon • m. “Sin, Wa .SoaL” Walrb CWpa Pon. Uttla Kirk l *l "*- Sp-rl.l I wh, ary CSmala to M. JTullp Nart Tr*o in* CSurrh. Bar Husband's ‘ Pa.tiny Grow, Bronx uirl la Whirs Wa RmnSlvn A Unobjectionable Adolescents nuhtt9 flairs Prior. 4 Pairpaf *•■“ Valloy to for Adults, ill) as“ k . Klan hriatma. h« Holiday laa Johnny Cnnrh* Wookrod Namier Cm Carbani Wats ( Maaaafa Sandy la Lady at tavnndar Window II » fit - •’Praia. „"«!* Ron* HIU Raar nm. !U My U J Waldorf i- . 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Ya« ADULTS T-mlory W"n-| Go. Wha Wilir-r .. Tank Battalion Cor pa* \antaho* Vnu f ant Run 10 SO pm (») - Tha Joyful Myalartaa. Odda Asalaal Tomorrow Morally Unobjectionable for Adults RoaiSoto Choal i ~.m r ItoarS Part, Hud rryifu* n TaaU af Honajr Cap* Saar «f Harm cneui Lifo Mem T»tb In Attic TwHtcM af i iMilm tnitguo*1 £ZSS r nITnr.so Radio Dine Out This Cnndnmaod to Nt|ilM M.« Attoaa Runmn. f far SeoMW liFoptm 7 Tkkrr»t I Woman P>m* WHS Hap, tooli Hock la | V Cunil,M ,« i.r» WNEW 1110. WNBC 000. WHOM Comaarha Crook lUO. WCM OSD. WOH 7IS. WMI A Maatoa MS*"! Crhrtm Waat Ma fltarf I7». WWHL lOOS. ■ariac Ckamhw to WVNT 010. WBNX FINDING ta» tl«r. Rmi Wio«4 Arm af THE CHILD scene of and tv tuani IW. *AK' 771. SPP3SA 1100. Mary Joseph finding the Christ Child In the LoadDody Mim Uw W7HAPM - The Htorw IMai 044. Aitlbil 100 1. wrvv rM 007. will be of the last in the wsoi'-rM temple part series, "The Joyful Mysteries." produced by Rev. TomncTtm «s Patrick Theater and SUNDAY, oie n Peyton's _ Family due on TV Saturday, Doc, at 10:30 • IN WNNJ Row to Crwtfted. 21, p.m. (ch. 9). " hor .Adults (ir7f/i Reservations ) ' Muaaraj M*anmda to (haltomaa o*l a m WINS - Paulito SarmaMi >r* “ ,um 7 WPAI to *i /**•“ * *s*rs- »»«. ml poroortmi 7 am WSPW - Mtoto-to (rurWd •• a Picture Reviews Drama to in#I- niWMdm ..pianaim, *« hr tin "fraa Sam ivrtd Haan r <1 nmo to UM Vnui ArrH a«m • Mom w MCA - A.a Man, Raw. -Zr adults) human tejlM 010 WWHI. tng; This adaptation of aspects of the priest- a » A,a Maria N-v. "Tha Handmaid to D» taaad~ the Morton Rohm hood are treated. s Henry on - respectfully airily • M am WABC Chruua. ta a» UhtUi i..*f Part novel of a Boston rise Pamto ' ■ Morally Objectionable In for Every one ixm Cnc la** priest's TIIK VICTORS r««> lm Shn Lena W. - (Fair; CUmpaUa for • Ham si Jia -Atoti. r,uw to the Cardiaalate blends U-s. ar %! -*•/ Of Ia»». * IRmb/o lr44Mr Ram im- adults) CHAjOfU |W4 Cvo H.«k ta ralhtoa. a*. 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* 0o»lf, 9fo 4, fo 8 in. 04ll.MT.Ut lA.LT UUIKAN AIMO4.NIM p C.l.rta.-, _ mh ftouta Pour Al Jpria* Vdby lot* Ml Mini. H. L U ka«4u.u 41 mi Lunch.oni rttuHG *t iiNNie c * net and oinnmi »M««o oailv scion ini mm bututuioa naara mm, U MM Of OU * T* Nmt Of 1900 lo.t Idgar Road, (Rout. EJa-SSE Mmm Bmm Cmf HUM VSW 1) December If, IMJ TUI ADfOCATI Pray for Them 15 Calendar Sister Amalia Villa here following a East Weekly long Orange Veterans Hospi- illness. MORRISTOWN Sister Born in Ireland, Sister Mar- John J. Breunlg of Point Amilli Pslestinl, M.P.F., of garet Joined the Sisters at Pleasant, brother of Sister FRIDAY, DEC. 26 party, K. of C. the Religious Teacher* Filip- HaU, Engle- Charity In 1917. Catherine John of Our of Newman wood. pini died at Villa Walsh here Lady Club Alumni of Dec. She had been stationed at Grace, Hobokeh. and brother- New meeting 16 after a long Hint s. A Jersey-Monthly SUNDAY, DEC. 22 St. in-law of Rev. Timothy J. el Seton Hall Solemn Maas will Joseph's Hospital, Pater- ■ Prep library. Parcells Council, K. of Requiem be Dwyer. O.S B„ C., offered son; St. Mary's Orphanage, pastor of Sa- Rev. Richard M. McGuinnets, Chatham—Christmas Dec. 19 at St Lucy cred party, St. Newark, and All Souls Heart. Elizabeth, died director of the for FilippinJ Chapel. Hosp- Apostolate Prtriek'a Church 2 p Dec. 13 at Point Pleasant Hos- HaU, m. ital, Morristown. the Blind, Archdiocese of New- Thomas Born In New York City, Sla- pltal. SI. More Council, ark, speaker I 30 pm. ter Amalia Surviving is a sister, Mrs. K. of C., Westwood—Children's entered the con- Joseph Pavlik, 77, of Clif- 1934 Theresa Calhoun, who lives in Gregory Club of New Christmas Old Hook gregation in and made her ton. father of Rev. Jerome J. Jersey, party. profession Ireland. Upper Montclair—Christmas Inn, 2 in 1937. Pavlik, O.F.M , guardian of p.m. S. get-together. Commonwealth Except for a period of Francis Friary. Easton, Club, 9 Rosemare An- one year spent In Meriden, OtherDeath* F*.. died Dec. 14 at St. Jo- p.m ... drocrio and Vince Conn., she was always at the eeph's Hospital Fltzgereld, Joseph J, Prefladisch, 64, chairmen. MICHAEL J. HARRIS motherhouse here. Mr*. professor at James J, Graham of Seton Hall Uni- Catholic INC. Surviving is a Young Adults of brother. An- versity since 1949, died Dec. Motuchen, mother of Sister drew PalesUnl Bergen County—Christmas of Garfield. 13 at home. Catherine Patricia of Pater- HIGH LEVEL son. died Dec. 13 at All Souls Mrs. John E. Botts of ROOFING EXPERTS Jersey Hospital, Morristown. Sister Margaret City, sister of Sister M. SHEET METAL died 14. CONVENT Sister Mar- Dominica, Dec. Im TRUE MEANING - The Meyers family posts a sign proclaiming "Christmas is Christ's your prsym si to rrmrm BONDS CONSTRUCTION garet Cleophas Hines of the Thomas J. of *er Donnelly, 96, thus, your istsstsi Birthday" on the front door of their Passaic home. Left to right are Earl W. Meyers, K>* CHUtCHtS. SCHOOLS Sisters of Charity of St. Elisa- Elizabeth, father of Msgr. Prints: his children, Paula, Earl Jr. and Gail, and his wife, Eleanor. The signs are being Insurance AND INSTITUTIONS beth died Dec. 14 at St. Anne's Thomas J. Donnelly, pastor distributed by members of members of the Passaic County Holy Name Federtion SOCIALISTS IN of Immaculate Conception. A'pi cark .., * Elizabeth, and Sister Charles Residential Rev. Good Counsel Forms Alumni Association Roofing Camillus Mondorf, Dee. PAMILV MOMUMINTt * Angel* of St Michael's, Phila- Leaders & Gutters died IS 21. 1914 NEWARK Over 230 John f. a. McGovern delphia. Dec. at St. grad- ter of the parish * H. Browne Elizabeth's Rev. Charles A. natrt of Good Counsel Siding Joseph Hospital. McCarthy, High Msgr. John A. Wetsbrod, /fgftS MEMORIALS Dec. 21, 1930 School attended the first meet- John P. Doyle, S7. of South pastor and director of the X, AITHOAI7XDAt" DCALU EL 3-1700 R*' ing of the H«lr i row CwMtMy) William A newly.formed alumni school, MS Orange, brother of Brother Brothers, Dec has appointed Rev. MRV'sr.f• IOO* «OAO NEW POINT lOAD 22. 1913 association of the school last Company Dominick Luke. F S C of La- Joseph C Fitzpatrick as mod- NOITN ARLINGTON M I. lIIZAIITM. NJ. . week in the (en- Salle Rev. Peter Social Action erator of *»«» Mnimvm J I <- >t Rev. Mathias J. APPAREL FOR Boylan, Dec O»odl-• Mondor 4 r.M. 24. 1936 Cleaning Supplies CLASSIFIED *'i! AFMUISALI NoU Our N«w Addr*«t at M ih ran r*»TT» DELAWARE 3-7600 *— Jersey N. J. ENGINEERS »■»«■ i A«a. lUiMa rail WYmon RKon# WYmon City, II L II t-7311 1-4344 |». N. T. It NT. Mr*! M abb* —la* Paterton . . . _ m tHni A». n.,r NliHmw I*4 EXECUTIVE tom King. H tf 71 MU MIU cm'wa» • nvnoi-ni . vAUA-vr Re» ■many orntr HENRY P. TOWNSEND lICTONY ItIVICI INVITIO Francis X Palter, Dee LITTLE FALLS TOwne 21. 1943 MOTORS INC. C. J. DILLON INC BURNS Dima Tartar* OMlat JAMES E MAISTON AadMruat tOUnU(DI ■«-n - ran. lafitn employment i>u> agency tnA ■ mvn • parts Cara Ml Am* flm WM ***** * *«»•< M* (TIM C ■!!■■■ •-» Phon* HUn(#r 6-1400 it r—i 11 a • rt.i __ nbwabk In Time Need ~ *• At Ca— CA 6 8620 of *• A»*. W liaaaa. H. LIVINGSTON NURSES-RN'. & IPN , J ® At*. Cl ST. VINCENTS Consult Your ZRAICK MAOELYN MACAULEY Catholic Funeral Director Brand N*w PORD VOLKSWAGEN , RKALTOK MEDICAL i m»ut a U boss F»!IMHJMT TATLOR MOTOR AIU3 DtC. careful and service is RESEARCH mu> OULfll understanding in accord uitb CENTER A |U»M Duw **-•' • lfi|M • la». im Tartar* A«karu*4 the *- •H'KI • LUS.HQ Coll traditions Mother . PAST* **•— l-w * KlUtm« I (DM WYmon 2-5080 of Holy Church gsi-aL***. A»r r« names - paat* ” n ; >: r - Rhon# - na<. I*4 u - r v '**“*.,rx* **— *•"* l»a Oaatart Can 489 . 1300 4 ) 4 f *—m it. NURSING HOME RIDGEWOOD Uniqua A Choll«nginf MU 4400 * * »r*c.c* conmr Ml Mara** (a. HOOD FUNERAL Amgnm*(M| In TK« raana ijutub. MAvot _ 4 cnTirtm HOME lA*l F. AUTO GILSENAN & COMPANY BOSWORTH SERVICE l REPAIRS HOKI Im f BIKIN COUNTY Andrew W SELECTIVE CARE UNIT «^l«rU t ftj»4 Flood. Mgr 311 “°c* SEJ't'TATIOS LA V(X* J WIUOW pord «!••• •UMtiM IRI nrt. (iIN r*»*o4 AVENUE INTENSIVE CARE EDWAROS G- or 112 So. Munn Avo. UNIT M. Trorttmiuion St'vict •Mu •4!« r o i«i in OCakaktu inner actiom- HOBOKEN. N. J. . wtm&»rwo AawaH mn a mitt l- M Eo»l r «t (.WtlthL OM» Mm« v u» S#« «-«*• UM hM HINNISSIY N. J. r»*. rvrxo toad rtk( # Till Orongo. k a ••At*. ClAllllf. IKP Oldfield 9-1455 nitu Mila t .1* *t 1» M|« CM) »UI t*AA*H r*»til;l FUNERAL HOMI ORange 4-4445 tau on a tmaianas * IniMIIW *«*/ PHARMACISTS *l* L t4|fwii Oldfield A**— 4 Alt Cl > « 9-1454 TUI 'DCAAIADA -* ****'*«■ l »r.** **•*•* a* 332 KIPP AVENUE MArket 3 *** * * 2330 s™* • A*t art** It* 4*a* MPCKWOOO •UNNIU FUNERAL HOMI A i waao caai NUTIfY 4 VKOOTY HAS6ROUCK N. ,'r ** cornu HEIGHTS, J. HUFISENBECK 41 c~ oct or row mju Highland Av*. Tl 5 3200 M*T <*«* ATIot 8-1362 lUILDINO Dtttl CO tat KUltni LUT’.V.I MEMORIAL HO Ml *»*»-»« rrm aara MATERIAL ■TWt.NI N. J. A i Mima. fW 4SAL MTATK Cl kmm City. IU K»| 1108 So. l| h '« MU. ■ V OPC9I » tIAVt TRINKA FUNERAL SiRVICI Orongo Avo Chart** A. Steven*. VIOLA BROS INC AND ntN NQI Wm Nowork 6, N. J. ht«uu r »'«««■ —4 A>t a rn.Mt MAYWOOD - PATERSON (Wmutr BOGOTA Monog*r <• RM cts*Ti.rTT u>r Korl W. Huel.enbeck DElawar* LINCOLN or sitlooio VJrU 1 TW« ML SKAT AT.OCT. S.Wt.l lime PERRY 3-4444 -MERCURY «j»7i»:uA » nmiu • Ktru InM 4 . Agt.iH M J. Director '* Mlt«t l it JERSEY CITY HUbbord 7-3050 LAWRENCE O. QUINK IVm upstairs maid TErfiarrSSVT NOnh 7-7000 QUO Min ES.e* 2-1600 V4UP.TI* raiuttcT FUNERAL HOMI Arnk-rtaM Fanri Daalar .» *uA*fU* m JOHN J. FEENEY 8 SONS RUTHERFORD . jJU 391 LPaaaA.il MEJbr ay itrMST Jrmtm »AUCVTX. lU4 rw COOIY'S FUNERAL ACADEMY ST. •*»*» »*■ m. SIRVia tw —h i. euel oh- oil burners 232 FRANKIIN AVENUE “m . Pißßrrao—a 11 ™m* * k i rum mm r»»rt li« PRED P. KURGAN 77 PARK STREET (at B«rg*n Square) H** #•* rm IM<«r N. J. * '«M Kinormr ** RIDGEWOOD. JERSEY CITY. N. J. AR 1-2700 »»*a At*. *H l '*” L • «jiu a At Kt-ftt MONTCLAIR. N. J. • C*» >«*■» »•, OUACKENBUSH Ant cat V Gilbert ««!■». “ Part 4-7650 Main* Alt. Paaana* M*one p« t a IjUkNH SW l-lIU * Hni rv Pilgrim 4-0005 wm mw “ N ****l«**. It n n oil •>s**°, • AiTotUnc GOKMIIY FUNERAL RIIMAN '••xi n 3 rm Mrrr*ct HOMI OEOROE AHR FUNERAL HOMI PIETCMER Mtiinin NEWARK SHORT A SON Cna.-ni# K«M«| Ir«MM WILLS 1914 NEW HEIR •w 335 UNION STREET YORK AVENUE WANTED MALI Lmcot.>i Tr t C«*|* V>'-tt»i. r r»»4 700 NYE AVENUE . Mrart at coap rrtA court tiacliA* vnxjßitt oiLoiunc uu raoaio malt? UNION a Caamaaaal rwa HACKENSACK, N.J. CITY, N. J. • Banwi . ll« »■ IRVINGTON. N. J. •r- -4*-» « **4 Vnatr •m A r—» >tr4Mn* nvaxM HUbbord 7-1010 UNIon 7-4747 *»•* *•« Aarian _ Para* A • 1 D ol Olivary 6262 V IMOWY tMOWT ES.e* 3-1020 ITUI.MI IMTU p** MILL* AV* . *»*'*■*“J**Y M* tat l*U Mia-* Pb- ■*r* Or** T-b. j IHj ■CA&TOflui nititi «** ***»*» |M Iml T. l**4 Can At* Fur law ROBERT J. SMITH *MM» . Ctw * »m u It f■* CLIFFORD H. PEINECKI J** * • Baa m. TW II ■ nuxtua ft. tVWICT. M. > REZIM FUNERAL HOMI MM. ’x Mi fa— *bi* it— nr. SOUTH ORANGE (WtoM*" H Ire. & JOHN QUERY FUEL CO. 1321 TEANECK ROAD Ir^.) CR 7-0940 Mnrtu At**.* 579 Grove 230 ■V lII* Snvt. !« I Street CENTRAL AVI. RUSINESS OPR. “HAtt** A A*rf.*t rn.ftA* <' a BUMAJRmc WEST ENGLEWOOD, N. J. tta uni Connolly Irvington, N. J. • JERSEY N.J. bat* INI" *t CITY. PIANOS • ORGANS X. oil hiMf* FRANCIS FAHEY, ES*e* 2-1700 439-3377 f*« TV* Ana DaaJ la UAUUM ft lirrtnt SO 3-0403 r>*~-*f-»i _ H Nw twnn Manager * nt i OLDSMOBUE STANTON IEBER FUNERAL RAYMOND CONNOLLY CO. FUNERAL MOMI HOMI an POTCI OCDtMOAJLS Diol: Ml 2-2727 TE 7-2332 FOR SALE HAMMOND ORGANS RCALTom 30ih • miMAAim* At 661 ST. 4 HUDSON BLVD. AatkanaaM a. .a A (am* tt.irl HJ FRANKLIN AVENUE (•WNA..OM it tvA Oru«. 4 • Otamiaat l Can UIMnM HUNT FUNERAL HOMI N. J. UNION CITY. N. J. BARNEY S WAREHOUSE aa4 OF PATERSON r« M Y**r* NUTLEY. LANCIA OH CO. » I 4 IN •Eft Alt Iwi Orufi 1601 PALISADE AVL NOrth UNIon LIQUIDATES PI 4-7300 7-3131 3-1100 OUTFITS ATLANTIC Hjumo on. IV* ft*. • * la ». 4*l. MS SPARTA fM|M« I—m |tt Oin Ait** FORT LEE, N. J, HOWARD J. w ha An Mntrlair ■ An«i* . Iru omcitl. HAMMPNTI MU* AGENCY CODEY’S BRENNAN oi iLrrr ninmii FUNERAL SIRVICI M pot * Llli JAMES A. HUNT 4414 truth ■ AIX Mnoru ON DiIMAY Norijs IhAnt Iparta Alt t « - 69 HIGH BERGENIINE AVI. Imm lilmi « Iwa »•»*** A* mft '---■- large ininws or manor m imm r«M. n >rt STREET . Director WEST PLYMOUTH VALIANT I* NEW YORK. N. AD AT UMHT MAH ES E. G. ORANGE, N. J, J. s Diol 8-1020 ANDERSON. Rwaltort Wlndtor 4-1202 barney supermarket PULLER MOTOR INAMIUICIN GEDkCI UNIon 7-0373 CO. Mi K. At*. Pbimhi ANT» KAMUN ?*•*• «»t il Iptni —fa HUI-n ORange 4-7554 (mi - CILRRANUCN RENTAL MR DISCOUNT FURNITURE AalWnaat D**J«r FLOOR COVERING MAN M rat SUMMIT THOMAS J. DIFFILY pitwoctm * uiuvt CRAM MrtNTR MURPHY MEMORIAL HOMI warehouse 41 AMES ■AIK* * KxntoMwi n riuicx. AVENUE tKAVICS m until m run*. m i a i 102 FLEMINO MOMS COUNTY hi MOHAWK FACTORY AVENUE rmniwat !>■ OUTLET ‘tttnu. CtmmtfrttL iM-au "" SaAan At.A t CA». *. t Aka— O *f»M *1 RUTHERFORD, N, J. on in* aan *"• •""M twain. Nr* NEWARK. N. J. a. vm»»a ••• rmf. Inm I:lit, --■nn, Fr-rtvaar*. UN,on 6 6300 A»W«I WEbtter 9-0091 O*** Mm . aw*. fit UK lr*w uit rmtoii H««M| MArket ft*. Mt t*,i M 3-0314 SCANLAN PLUMRING 4 HEATINO N 11. luui *•*» mm run*, ftwt At*. \** ** ftl m* cm ATM FUNERAL P. HOMES f*rr»*ox Mnin Lm JOHN MURPHY m-nrr Plymouth . Chrysler FLORISTS NO MONEY DOWN N. paja—l Im • tur iiHKant tun Mm Mr 7*l Newark s*"- ■ ' M »**- MM* RROC liH • m ISSiX Fompton Tpk. —k* T *M>t la Ml RORC HIM COUNTY 410 SANFORD AVENUE °»»* Urn n«i , VALIANT . Wt Will 4 IMPERIAL JONES ■ TtM lM Hnh la Tc*4a Fompton Flalnt. N. J, THVFIO«IST. INC. Snut M cam* fluntil TL o*4l NEWARK. N. J. AUTO m-SPAT AAOA motua AGENCY DEALERS - NEW too HOLMES TE 5-4134 CAR Ntiitr t oitAM run* (aa ESeex ■ALU A A SAY 1C A it I'RRMANH 3-6053 MICHAEL Y RAI Ktaltor - m M MURRAY “•A Caß ll T a* Taut PUtal Na*4a * l SH 3-4433 a lan ran Ml WILLIAM rr. MW ARE r. h. «. ' Hmn * Mi cm imm CADILLAC NOrlh l FUNERAL SIRVICI JOHN J. QUINN 5 3600 7-1022 MARAT! II *Ol •a! bs * «cavin EllioboiK TENAFLY J. rn A An*4 A BaatatA. ftlart Aa4 Or**ith*tiAt .MICHAEL MURRAY, FUNERAL HOMI N J TRAVEL CENTRAL CADILLAC INC. PtAtAUA NuUa* AGENCIES _ltt A.A. W. J V Director 323-329 PARK AVENUE fP43MIC COUNTY TBkAPLY n»« Mmiw H I'm* c*r* 206 BELLEVILLE N. J. toppeta motors INC. MICHAELS JOS M. BYRNE~CO. WINTHROP ESTATES AVENUI ORANGE, I Caalril A»* FLORIST TRAY KL HR MCE OORMLEY valiant* . pit vjmt NJ. ORange 3-6341 FUNERAL HOMI norma om o«rt>iint iu D*«ul. tpaoayt Nr* bxiul ft BLOOMFIELD, Phon* AAA 4 3255 CAAYtLUU roft PROMPT korttao t** Pubb* kitd MM l«Ml t»4 154 a IMPCSLaU ttJIVh K DUI Ml Lr>« 9MO. navi >1 3-2527 WASHINGTON Ituaukir FIACE A Air R*#*r»*u*A* “I * tet/mn*. IH taut AM lu«_| KIIRNAN FUNERAL HOME C«*r*a***4 l **4 can PI 3-3132 »-Ul N. Tnr* Chum* HonnaM TOM r*M« Cj.plut It 9m tcy* t FASSAIC, J. P**T* • 101 ITAVUt • AnttV AMoP “INr Pttrat*** rit*MW l* MURPHY FUNERAL HOMI UNION AVENUE BROGAN AM bHI H. Nnill HA >1740 FRenoti CADULAC OIDS mu H*|Atißii*Hi fairuai* INi m in* Cotatni UM 9-3113 Ml Ulliitn N. J. **•• Dial t»«4t**r •*>.**<• . An* |Ut4 M 1 llMltl DIRECTORS BELLEVILLE, j *in» Uimm HU 3-0013 rm QUINLAN i r*4uiM Itt H* At* lam UPatU Atari ORACE FUNERAL HOMI tlwtuit. N COSTELLO Trovol Sorvico Inc. MURPHY Plymouth 9-3503 DtanMiif OA Alaaatiai* An hnart AtrttofU#4 UMU Kit • Ml • Rill 27-29 HARDING Avtfewt*** CAPII t.AP HARDWARE • PAINTS T. NEELY AVENUE . (ILM » 1 If • IM WILLIAM FRANK F‘cOn m UNION N. •aim CAll u :w 301 ROSEVILLE CLIFTON, J. * umvm AVENUI 325 • R*m*M PONTIAC tl liiiwi M Nm*il l» L'Blab SUMMER AVENUE FRouott CUM* N THOMPSON S Cay Mr 4 rufray Mint u*4- 7-3002 ■a* Car Aalaa (anira I*l n*i» Mltrl NEWARK, N. J. oa item • Part* HAtlm Att A f t 'MS y* lay la A >«■« It* N. J. REAL ESTATE layr cantlaM «M NEWARK, OuaraataaA • R lupaurAt HENNESSEY In 4 Can Ih-iui • I*lll p*n HUmboldt 3-2600 FUNERAL HOMI M>tu«h <>ur riNnran u four rinitiMt M HUmboldt ra»n( Ao4t Wart A • ft 2-2222 Aapalr lanlM Riiaml Krwtt • ESSEX COUNTY *>ur 171 WASHINGTON FLACE iutl*> IWr.l*. AT Mil (All OA MOORE CHEVROLET TROPHY Pr** Dtlitarr OORNY A PONTIAC Pit*** PI A«u JOHN OORNY FASSAIC. N. J. P. McMAHON *•■ A'aat, o»At rndit lt. Imm MU M4M MORTUARY FRokoM »l PAMM AT REALTOR! . 7-0141 ravH c . pabt* L'PPM MONTQJt 303 MAIN HUDSON COUNTY HE 7-4900 M Y**r* *t Him* l.uc*ltaa I WAYNE STREET OORNY 4 o* itw an INSURANCE EAST OORNY »*!•• • Ahiuhli • Muuiimil ORANGE. N. J. Diol 7»*»*ib • IniMl** • Tt» OfiMM MORTUARY El 4-3700 .■..11'. »l ;m I'f. K... 101 VIVIAN l)M* Mob * Wa*. Ram ORange 2-2414 SMYTHE POOASKI Pattitan lUmbyif WirM WILLIAM SCHIEMM, INC. 319 MARSHALL STREET (MM. hul M. BUtMI RAMBLER, INC I T>ka. C» CMUAI A**. Snill HA 1 SMn ox A*Wu*4 AAMALKA Da AGENCY lira V. 2200 HUDSON BLVD. N. J. alar 410 Mala *| . or*>lo OR 7 1474 L MULLIN A SON FATERSON. CHEVROLET DM RAM S ■AIU • mint . PAATS t OSAIT.T \VT WEST CALDWELL UNION CITY, N. J. 976 BROAD . MUlberry 4-5400 AB Ijwa W lawlatrt BLOOMFIELD STREET SARGENT MOTORS G*ai ****** t a*4 INC Cara M*m* . LA* . pu, WILLIAM CAP* mo. T ItAlt )*U|. t IAfM M- NEWARK, N. J. SCHIEMM. tMkxtiM CamaJit • A ft M • Kw. Lit U!A AaIU MANAGER •alba * ilaYm CRtttviow 3-4200 Phonft: l“«A S (At tMia*. 'a MArket 3-0660 * N. 265-1783 MT*. MAar •«»**. man k* **AA It kt UNION COUNTY BMn M. AfliMM* WY imm w Maul* UNIon A*#., Anmmit. N J. list H»» »17. ruuu* 71 j R. MARASHLIAN 4 CO. Realtor 7-1000 •r»* m*i*4 ti ve c*u **w camm 171 RiooO PETiR J. QUINN MONUMENTS *, Hl—if MAO. HJ. PI 14117 4 tilt. JAMES A. McIAUOHIIN CHEVROLETS 1964 __»KAIUin t t.Hi ETtNOI To AU , Pvnerol Director OORNY 4 OORNY PONTIAC - TEMPI 591 ■avb Hi sDin* mPHANIK M KLEIN. Uraar.l Aral JERSEY AVENUI A4 M*4*t* aatf r alar FARRELL'S 320 BELLEVILLE a AiaUata Um Rio*— • Pi mm AVENUE MORTUARY Par Aurt JERSEY CITY. N. J. lannua Dalii art tw TELL THE LB MaWM - BLOOMFIELD, N. J. 330 ELIZABETH AVENUE DfutKMtr BMwMI AUT DEAL IN STATS mommknt works CUFTON Oldfield 3-2266 Pilgrim 8-1260 ELIZABETH, N. J. L & S MAXON a PONTIAC Rimua Miifttri . Mu Am ALBERT a! St7erT~lot WILUAM »tn N. ADVERTISERS SCHIEMM. INC CHEVROLET Araa4 it Hlllaida OORNY A Elizabeth 2-1415 4 REALTORS OORNY 539 BERGEN AVI. MUlbsrry 4045 Pi*(iM»* p*t*l*tiMo PHONE. WA M MORTUARY MIIIER-BANNWORTH "Pp'^tt-Tl’clx- 3-6900 t> tuttl CAB TElspU >4lll Mar* IRB N. *******■ffi,A*a V*Ma Mtl I JERSEY CITY, J. . II TOTOWA AVK.

"they found the child with Mary, his mother, and

falling down they worshipped him. And opening their treasures they offered him gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh”

Matthew 2:1-12

MATTIA PRESS, INC. BELLEVILLE, NEW JERSEY The Advocate I*, 1963 Author's Note; Christianity is not so much a her "heralds." her apostles, her preachers. body of doctrine as the is 2 revelation of a mystery. Christianity thus essentially kerygmatic: the THIS DAY A is divine the ■ mystery a action, something which priest is a herald, kernx, an angel of lord God does in time out the desert'. IS FOR JOY m order to introduce men into of Hosts, a voice crying in ",Make the lord.” TOPIC sanctuary of eternity. Being a religion of straight the ways of the mysteries, Christianity is a religion of facts The following lines are a proclamation, a divine facts, divine actions. kerygma, of the naiitity of the Son of God. Oarr celebratingthe mysteries of Christ as they lord and Savior Jesus Christ. They announce Advocoto recur in the time, Church first of all announces the fact of His birth. They proclaim the presence these events-. Tho "Christ is born!" "Christ Is risen!" of His mystery among us mow, this year , They She her "Tbit proclaims them, as a herald proclaims the say, as theChurch also says iu liturgy, has J. triumphal entrance of a victorious King into a day, Christ is horn: this day the Savior ap- N. city. peared: this day the angels sing on earthand the Her announcement, herproclamation of the archangels rejoice : this day the just exult, saying divine Nowark. BY event, is a u ock which she entrusts to Glory to God im the highest, alleluia."

THOMAS IS BORN. So mmd revolve the Hr to bora to a* And. Hr « kn today and the hearts of our brothers wo b*M of F«r is manifrm CHRISTChristmas not merely s hkr every ether day It the newborn Savior by faith, la ardor to ft by wear wit- 1963, MERTON day is a Made holy the another day and special by a sacred mystery It I* net ness and by worts of our charity towards ana 19. merely snathir day in the weary ronnd at time Today. eter- Their two thing*. ton witneoo and this charity, atv wotted enters into of arto nity brae, and tiase. sanctified. n ranch! ay into together IB the creates! all mm of worship to which we eternity. Today. Christ, the Eternal Ward ad the Father Who celebrate together the divine mysteries, than prwcUtadn* our was to tor the begntun* with th* Father, to wham all thh«s nsre faith, and receivin* into our mtdet Him Who to fountainhead made, by whom aO of ns M were, to thin** consist, enters tola dm world which our faith as wefl as Its object. *tvm* Him. one He in to which -- created order redeem Hla creatures who were ungrato another in the fraternal rhandy unite* ua la the bonds D*c*mb*r fid lar ao For hearts Croat a rift. Therefore, Holy Chart rafts as the of peace after Chrut hao boon bora to mm IU an*els to hnltor too low come down sawwmta not merely an oM thin* wtorh reaches out to Hiiwoeif in the heart af our by happened to with km* ago. hat anew thin* which happens today Foe. of lbs own Spirit, and binding lUmratf. as Ho la us. to toto today, God the Father makaa all thmes m Hb . . Himielf. as lie la m am brother. He restores nnt new. Son . an, Therefore, father the Church oa earth )ema with the Church la Holy Spirit to the embrace of the beovooly heaven to sin* one W> bora to this and to saase eon*, die aew eoa*. the "eantirum are Inlay in ChrmL amhrare toh aovnm” tor rani which the Prophet commanded all to dne after the peace Can it be mrprtam* that we tael to war hearts world should have been redeemed by the Chnet. Whose ancestor Laban of the divine light which streams mSa our apart! tram tor he kaew. by revelation, that he should he Whea David cried presence of the nrwb>«* Sum and transform* w* tram clary out; Stag unto the Lord a aew ana*." he was Uunkta* of the to clary ia Ills image? son*s the Church would her to the sto* oa this day m liturcy as she What )oj. then, that Hr who dwells eternally laarere- proeUims to the wrhole world the day of aaKitwn and eternil si Mr light and peace ad'the Father ha* Mi toe thrtoe of ttn Miss. For. ss St law naf Or says: 'Today there hat shone upow os a glory and dewrvnded to hr mar af rather, without leav- of day new redemption, a day restorin* that which was km* ing thr bourns of the Father vellum the Inn hrttount tight of ~ lost. ■ day of Miss uoendio* Hu glory in the cloud of hsau as twee Me whs to onlh* on i-d

So. with the "ADehiis- abnvu the rheruham takes tin abode omm* n . . of victory, the triumphant cry of up , Easter her on tip*, the Church renews the mystori to which death U conquered, the power of the devil la broken forever and De md he afraid of Him. God has emptied HimarH and rnnae sins are forgiven the mystery of the death and rcnirsue Urn of the to ardrr that who not Savior Who ia bora os nt ss a ehdt. to ww have been tavad by to on this day .. . but take and he The Church fear, only de strayed by ft. may awn heart summons sD the worM to adoration as «he saved by confident* la "emptying Himself* and takmc toe prepares with crest solemn. !y to a no ex ware the wonts of the servant that mature tor laid a»to* in form of a n human land Gospel her third Mass. Thu is the Prologue of Jetoi in which His miydl and Hn durum power, to ardor to dnufi among oa with mi*hty power *iven him from God. the greatest Kvan*eti»t » rto all Mu ihvim* goodueaa and . proclaims thst marry . . the Word. Who was in the "r f wo h Cod. is made flesh, and dwells ful of and truth The Child that baa to the m aapr. hofpfmo and abandoned among ns (race . . . to the love of lit* creatures, drpredrt imtlrNy open them to Ex err fiti from Saintly be fed and ctothed aad mirtimwd. remama toe Creator and Rater im m A Tkemm Ktrygma brut, light of light, ia bom today, and sinee He ia born to at the unnevor Yet. to ton humau oolwre of Its* He wiDs to Mrrtou ml it ad is Rradrr," ky ns. He born in us. and. therefore we alio are born today be he) pie n and traty a* For have to no nmno maton of aw Ik M.DamaatJ That ia to aay, The too Ha* towtowr «** r. (Hr r our souls are bom to new Ufe sod new U*bt. prarancei poverty of Chtd and of then Him tomrl, Hr ret amd World) rt- by receivin* Who a the Truth For Christ, invisible in ktoelinen and derebrtton at hcthlehem ftmar mod tor toed and His has primlrd ky prrminiom •/ ibt own nature, borwmc visiMe in owr nature What else clothing and rapport, toror orv al oa rani m aor om owed* can this mesa, except that, first. He hat become visible and our own hmftataom And why* Shoo* aft. hseonot of toe ikkry of Cubtnmami, Trap- as and maa, secondly. He hat become viatofe to HU Church? In reality of Ilia torn Ho ha* smhrntod our poiartf and «ur oar put. Ky. other words. He wills to he visible in ua, and to live in ua, and row out of tore tor m. to ardtor to give mto riches and Hto wnrktotw. and save ua to wig we through Ilia aocret action our hearts toy. ... Cam God anytomg tom our good? M* ft to who

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changed'’ . . , of Christmas. spirit Each year, newly, no 19. matter what the burden of sorrow the world and nations wish anti be | f we Us see Christ in His glory. »r must Him people may recogoire Christmas 1963, now in Hi* supporting, humility If we wish His light to shine on our dark- urges. Rejoice ness ami His immortality to clothe our mortality sr must suf- Mystically, Christ-in-time is born fer with Him earth in to be in on order crowned with Him in again our time, a time so in I’aradise sorely If we desire His love io transform us from need of the glory Him. God who is with us. Us glory into His perfect likeness, we must love one another Newark, Emmanuel. He has loved as u* and we must take our places at that btrssrd table where He Himself becomes our food Cpon the human calendar, then. N. Jesu* Who hat come to nourish our with Christmas a of And J. spirit His own paints splash color and doe* B satisfy the unrreognired lunging* of the whot- to . . . Peace men of lineage Adam esiled from Paradise romes also to quiet the is the all for This of this 1963 Christ- groamngy of creation the whole world has been in labor spirit am* mas j mourning since the fall of man The whole creates) supplement, dedicated to the joy of with uaisrrte all it* manifold heauty and splendor ha* tra- Christmas and all its manifestations So vailed in disorder longing for the birth of a Savior dedicated, in the spirit of the Church’s The Patriarchs ami Prophets prayed for the coming of Advent prayer, "The land that was deso- Christ m ami this Bethlehem, first roming did not silence the late shall . of for . . rejoice . . .” groaning* creation according to the words at the Apos- tle which we hate past heard while man watted lor the biith And this is our Christmas prayer of Jessii Judea the rest at the for “Now ut universe still waits lor the you the God of hojK* fill you revelation of Christ His Church m with all joy and peace in believing . of The mystery Christmas, therefore, lays upon us all a debt and an obiigatiun to Use rest at men amt to the whole ereatrst »» who hate urn terse seen the light of Christ are oh liged by the greatness uf the grare that has been gtsrn us, U> make known the presence at the Sat Mr U> the emit of the earth Thu wr will do not only by prrarhtng the giad tidings of 111* coming but abotr all by rescaling Him in our live* Christ is to us <> in order that CJ born lull) my brothers, Hr may appear This to the gentile* through us one day is the day of Ills birth hut etery day of our mortal lives must he His manifestation Hi* divine f.piphany m the world which He has creates] ami redeemed

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the THE DAYS before Chnst minder that it it birthday INmu when so many to the of our lord Until everyone with has finished their portions, world are preoccupied umier Arfvoeert* joys that are synthetic, a none of the preaenta family in Livingston places be the tree are opened

fore patirribv a glowing sym The bol of the season's true 'pint It 15 a Urge outdoor Advent J, wreath constnirted by. James Veawlay hang outside the N. to window of his home a* a re minder to all that the birthday of the Savior is near Measday jot the idea in 1930 NeworV, St FHlomena'a while Cana grouQpwns carrying on a drive to in n keep Christ Christmas 1963, The group promoted family customs and rituals for pee 19, serving the true spirit, and among those mentioned wav the Advent wreath. "Most of the group berm making the wreaths for u»e Dmmbtr within the borne," Mravliy," explained "But we felt that since the house where we

lived at the time was on the mats route to church we could Season's Greetings promote the idea further by outside twitting -we for many parishioners see " a Advent Wreath Strangers often stop to ask the significance of the wreath with its to from... and purple and pink lights meant to count the weeks 'til the feast of He made the 4b inch wreath Christmas. Here Daniel Measday, 15, mounts ladder to odjust the wreath, with the whole circle by cutting a into a family on hand, from left, Mrs. Measday, holding Jimmy, 3, Mr. Measday, Thomas, 17, psece New Year c 4 masonite, then knifing a Happy Carol, 8, Judy, 5, Cathy 11, and Joan 10. smaller circle within the Urge so that it was doughnut shaped Hr then fixed per man with ent electrics! outlets to the board for four bulbs The job •as completed when he pur chased grresu to surround the FIDELITY •»-: .*v* your. home can, circle and a purple ribbon which he bod to the bottom Took >RF- BF r The outdoor wreath put an \l riFl Jl'j with rahabitioo the day after Thanksgiving, it impended be- fore a picture window in the living room overlooking o large front yard Highlighted holiday after vundown by two bright spotlights oo either side. U never fails to arouse the run i o>itj of pasaersby gilts! "At least 10 people rarh year stop their cars to ask what it fneana." Certrude Ursulas tmilet Naturally, we are happy to eipiaio its purpose and feel very piottd and satisfied that we are able to get the thought across • They explain that the round Al Uuiunui at rtjsm >»r* form signifies the Church's in ihc • under oI that Holy holy cvcle: the green at the branches denotes the divine nighi »b« a Oiild *at born freshness that comes io us by living with the Church's feasts to a bumble manger, bring- ami fasts, and the purple nbivm the suggests graert that ing b>)e m> all Ibe aorlil descend into our hearts dur 1 mg the penitential Advent _« sea lIUTM •on . . 5 That CTirist, the light yf the ANTHONY J. GROSSI * world is symbolised by the \ four bulbs (candles for indoor ruuK covnrr wreaths . . . ). that the three

purple bulbs are lighted an earh succeeding penitential i Sunday of Advent and the pink enr on Caudete .Sunday to blafr as an expression of joy Mejsday also made a u Inch wreath from styrofoam which la displayed on the dm ing ruusn table According to -*• ritual, his wife and seven VI Children gather about it before retiring on Sunday night while hr reails the prayers of thr am son.

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By THOMAS H. SHERIDAN stable floor, cover it with crepe paper, and glue it into TOPIC P ■ ANYONE COULD succeed in making a Nativity place in the bottom of the sta- I scene out of a common milk carton it would have to ble be the Girl Scouts, those dexterous damsels so adept at arts and crafts. Your stable is not complete until you've given it a roof. But you can do it too. if follow you the directions Winter in the lloly l.and may Advocate used be being by Catholic scouts of the Newar’: Archdio- mild enough to allow an of cese for one their Christmas projects for 1963. open front, but a roof is need Tp» ed to keep out the rain. Here s all need: you two milk cartons, a one-quart Cut your roof from the sides 24-inch of brown length crepe paper, a piece of styro- of the second milk rarton J foam or cardboard 3 a corrugated measuring 7 « by 2 a You'll need one piece about six N Inches, a hi! of straw, tiny inches lohg. ami another about figures or four inches long. plastic cutouts of mark a dot at a point five Cover each with Mary. Joseph and the Christ inches from the carton's bot- piece crepe paper ami Child, glue ands pair of scis- tom and three inches from its glue securely into place at the N«wark sors. right side Draw line top of the stable to form a a from the the roof dot to upper romers peaked of the carton Wait until all the glue has First spread newspaper on Cut along those 1963, lines. The result is peaked dries! before sprinkling some the table so you won't stain a bark wall for straw .on the floor and instal it with glue Thoroughly wash your stable, 19, the rising about two inches ling the figures of the Holy milk cartons and dry above the rest of the carton Family You can buy inex- them Now you are ready to in pensive plastic figures the cut the first milk carton. (You Dolores Holle assembles materials for her creche. five amt ten. or you can cut will cut out two sides of the Now you are ready to cover of Jesus. carton: the top and bottom pictures Mary am! »f with D#c«mb»r your stable crepe Joseph from a Christmas card the carton paper will become Uie First stretch the crepe paper If you want to make a real side walls of your stable; the to make it easier to work production, borrow a gr*en remaining sides of the carton with it Crumple too. so it will landscape from a toy tram will be the floor and back look rough like the wood of set and set stable A» wall > your in It. Chnitmot. w« « Valh-% Koail Uiflon you). On the flap. the exact dimensions of the several for gifts Phonr Pilgrim I 1510 f«* CK»i»»mo» Dinner Infftationi

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TOPIC The Advocate Advocate Th* TOPIC J. N. N*woHc, December >63, 19, 1 19, 1963, Newark. In each crib each of Sause D*c*mbf bedroom a stable or greets the children on Christmas wake with morning. It is so, "they Jesus in their hearts," their mother explains, N even though they may have Santa Clous on their minds." J

"We emphasize the giving of ourselves in the gifts that we give," Mrs. Souse soys. Here, "with John and Edmund Jr.

she prepares cookies that will be a a friend. The indcor creche is blessed according to a ritual which appears in the Leaflet Mis- gift to "While we work we talk sal the Sauses always send as their Christmas card. On alternate years the missal con- about the of Jesus tains the blessing of the Christmas tree Here Mary Aticia stands beside her fother dur coming or we listen to Christmas ing the blessing records or sing." Other work- ing-together gift projects: candle holders, aprons, dec- orated candles.

"To us Christmas wonderful is a wonderful, time." say the keeling are Mary Alicia, Mary Therese. Francis Xavier, Edmund Saute of family Tea neck. One custom that makes John Patrick, Edmund Jr. and Miss Kit Boland, Mrs. it so is the of the Christmas after Sause's blessing tree Mats on aunt who spends Christmas with them Christmas annually morning. Mr. and Mrs. Souse are ttonding. and lends a hand with preparations.

The Blessing of the Christmas Tree

Father in Our is th# name of th# lord. Fother: Then shall help all the trees of th# forest sing for AIL Who hath mad# heaven ond earth. |Oy before the lord, for H# is com# All: Then shall all the trees of th# forest sing for Iriiw /r#«i f.trthtrl joy before the lord, for H* is com#. Foth#r: Thus saith th# lord God- I myself will tok# rh# Father: th# * top of th# high cedar, ond will s#t it; will Sing unto lord a n#w song; Sing unto I off the lord, all the eorth. crop a tender fwrg from th# top of th# branches thereof, ond I will it on o All: • plant Sing unto th# lord. bl#tt His none, Proclaim mountain high ond eminent. On the His salvation from day to day. high mountain* of Isroel will I plant it, ond it shall Foth#r: Declare His the gentiles. * His glory among shoot forth into bronches, and sholl bear marvelous works among all th# peoples. fruit, it ond shall become a great cedar and All: For is the to be great lord, ond highly praised; oil birds shall dwell under it, and every fowl * He is to be feared above all gods. sholl make its nest under the shadow of the Father: branches For all the gods of th# peoples or# idols. • But thereof. And all the trees of the th# lord made the heavens. country shall know that I the lord have All: brought down the free ond eialted the Honor and majesty ore before Him: * Strength high low tree; ond hove dried ond beauty are in His sanctuary. up the green tree, Father: ond hove caused the dry tree to flourish I Give to the lord, ye kindreds of the peoples, •he lord have ond have done * Give to th# lord ond • Give spoken it. glory strength. All: Thonks be to to God. the lord the glory du# unto His name. Father; All: And there sholl come forth Offer sacrifice, and come into His courts. * O a shoot. All: Out worship th# lord in th# beauty of holiness. of the root of Jesse. Fother: Tremble before Father: In Him life. Him, all the earth • Soy among wot the heathen- The All: And life lord reigneth.' the was the light of men. All: The world also established Father O lord hear is that it cannot b# my prayer. moved; All: And let my cry come unto Thee. Fother: He will judg# the with Father The peoples equity. lord be with you. All: let the heavens be ond th# glad let earth All. And wi h spirit, • thy rejoic*; let the sea roar, and th# fulness Fother let us >roy: thereof; * let the field exult ond all tliot is therein. Holy lord. Father Almighty. Eternal God, Who Father: Then shall all th# trees of th# forest sing for hast caused Thy Son. our lord J#sus Christ to b# planted Ilk# a tre# of IW* In Church All: Thy Before the for • born lord, He is come, For H# it by being of th# Most Holy Virgin Mary, come to judge the earth. bless we beseech The* this tre* that all who Father: He will judge the world with righteousness, s«# It may be filled with holy desire to be * And the In His truth. os the peoples Ingrafted living branches Into same lord "O Divine Babe of Bethlehem All: be the J«sus come, take birth in our Glory to Fother, ond to th* Son, • ond Christ, Who liveth and reigneth with hearts." is the to th* Holy Ghost. Thee, In the of the Christmas morning prayer recited before unity Holy Spirit, God, the shrine. Fother: As It was In the World hallway Here it is Mary Therese who pauses The creche on the front lawn features statues that are hours in the beginning, is now, ond *v*r without end. pre-Christmas weeks. After the feast the on her to the Christmas tree family shall be * World way fFamly makes a Chriìt- the without end. Amen AIL Amen three-quarters life size. The crib stands empty during the 12 days of Christmas at home, at enjoys staying except mat novena home too. the it blessed Chritmas days before Christmas; scene on for one trip to Mt. Kisco, N.Y., to visit Souse's sister, a executive with Bamberger's, works morning Sause, on long Cenacle nun. Latin 10 Delicacies • ppM diatoms of Colombia including festive cookie „• CHRISTMAS~ were among the things Sam and Mary McmdeUa TOPIC HAPPY HOLIDAY Had to bam when they arrived in Bogota as members of the Assort a - turn for International Development. AID is the orgaaaatma in Paterson which send* lay volunteers to assist underdeveloped nations throughout the world. vocal* It didn’t take the Mondetlos long to acclimate and they've Ad )uat signed up for a second three-year term with AID. Mary is now at to good baking and masting in the South American way. MERRY that she the Tha can even pass on following recipes, which will be a< in detectable Bloomfield or Braochville as they are m Bogota, the promises. J. CHRISTMAS

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Then, Light Rev. Thomas Carey vests in cope in the and rear of the church and at midnight, pre- Men of Ci Will ceded by 15 boy sopranos, carnet the figure of the Christ Child I to the waiting stable At the moment when the he places figure of the Child into the arms of the of the statue Mary, church comet oblate with light. FKANK 11. T\\ I OH & ><>\. INC.

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W ithet AH A JoyftJ WISHING ALL A ( hriitmat HOLY, JOYOUS CHRISTMAS For A Happy Seu Year LOUIS TORIO Waicb For And Joy Then the chorus of Christmas hymns and carolssongs fromringsa half-dozenout - a countries,selection manythat of themincludesrare. Major >ltisir "laliai of tbr FirId" 57 NfW ST* Err 111 IMI IRVINGTON HARRY A. WIENER. Mgr The men of the choir render some (above), the women, others, and oll voices mingle for still others. 12 Taking the 'Daily-ness' Out of Life By ANNE BUCKLEY Confraternity of Christian Doctrine class at Corpua Christi parish). He adnured the 30 inch Advent WAS Just ooe of the things many wreath Ihe little hanging above us and Mrs. MeLoughlia said SPEAKINGboy eras unable to do. Even ratine was of “It means the thousands TOPIC no to conversationally. of yean interest him: he seemed to possess no will to the world waited for the Christ Child and reminds live. He waa mentally defretire from birth. us that He is coming again . .” But year as the huge wreath every of princess It was the day after the Teas! of St. Nicholas pine was suspended from the Uvinf room ceiling on and there waa a stocking foe Steven As he pulled purple ribbons he watched closely And as the first out the little gifts be listened to of the four candles a thumbnail sketch on the wreath was lighted, the of the generous saint, and he waa asked Advocate came Bishop little boy’s face alight too. to “St Nicholas" over say and over, faster and •‘Willie had a definite sense of God.” recalls Mrs faster, until it came out ’’Santa Claus." Said Steven, The William Mcloughlin “He knew the Advent wreath ’•Oh so that’s we get ." why presents . ( Meanwhile, meant prayer and he loved IL" it to became clear an observer that this was Now To Helen Mct-oughlin. who had taken Willie into J. the method works ) her home as a foster child when he was seven days N. Then, with Sheila and Myles he set shout cutting old. the incident was one more proof of the value of out Old Tr.slamrnt symbols relating to the “O religious ceremonies in the home Mrs McLoughlm * Antiphon- (psalms of longing for the Redeemer). has written four pamphlets and a honk on the sub- The symbols the Ark of the Covenant, the Root which have sold in the and ject millions influenced ol Jesse, the Key of David etc would be bung Nework, large numbers of families u» various home adopt on the hristmas tree t Their manufacture, ac- liturgical customs in their life family companied by explanations. Mrs McLoughlm The outline cow pamphlets a series of rites and sym- fidesl. ss arrange frastday parties amt programs of Ads rot dvent. With the Mcl-nughlins meant sacrifice and has an make a flower decked Fatter wmlh. to be with empty manger filled straw representmg only hoe ran you find the time Mrs Mrlonghlm | nterviewed in her modest Manhattan apart and prayers good deeds, planting a kernel of wheat aays it s all a matter of values ment Tomb ami the overlooking Grant's Hudson for each and sacrifice watrbing thr wheat flower the ”1 can remember cutting bturgwal tymboto River. Mrs Mcloughlin interest recalled her early way sacrifice the from does, opening doors of a card construrtMU paper and hearing mother in the Montes*on method of education, which my makes board Advrnt house to discover, day by day. aa say. "How can you do that when ywur china closet wide use of visual aids, amt symbols activities antiphon which becomes thr family prayer of the loohi the way It dors*’ Well, china ckoaeta have mcluding play to develop the intellectual capac- day. making plum pudding and gingerbread beyi cense and gosse. and thr children lUtl have the ities of the child It was while she awaited the birth and learning they are symbols of the of her Christ, source background ’ son. Pierce, now 19. that she derided to adapt of all good And the system ad CfcnMiaa artrelalaoe od the tbe Mantesson Idea to religious formation in the Christmas Eve hat meant the three home home lighting foot brings tU own rewards to the but) home- Christ Candle as the Angelos bell rings; a penre won maker she points aut “Aa soon as that Advent “First it was to give the children a background with lighted candles to the of place figure the Christ wreath goes up. a mood at peace tetUrs over Ihe in their religion; then it became my only means of Child in the manger; blessing of the Christmas tree, heuae." she abaerved Sa much od N mood leaving them the Faith.” she said Is readings from and the the scripture singing of byntne mnasr, I Advent carets wave playing aa Urn So Pierce, and Sheila, now 17. and Myles. IJ. William MrUsughha. the father of the family, has Phonograph the rsadtobght ft 1 , . lakes the dady grew up in an in which the Nm of atmosphere rhy always entered into the ceremonies with enthusiasm ness’ out ad being living was tuned to the Church year, the moat in —a legacy ad hta Irish Mrs arigm. Mrlaaughlia “And merit If portant things were to aa ad ■ may What a there to always related God and the feels Boston She was born m worked aa a house Jells* ■taking Yet. pear a ate a Lamb makd aa the taints, and even playtime had its sacred lessons editor organ at ReO Laboratories m New Yart. and toast ad St Agnes and ti net another hesri overlaid with psnk fronting. (Will*, at tW. had to yeat is currently taking a course la Hebrew at Columbia «f Jetto it a a symbol tor a saint be placed tar professional ) . care University to her help write a synthesis of imp ”1 the hot the har target poet as. ’A buto atom As we talked his lure Thu ad Steven Williams arrived far i» our several writing which and ah ham proyreta much tod .* It’s that MUr tot extra private religion lesson (Mrs gives involve MrLoughim spe- presently Mr* Mrluughhn. a vtvactoua tbsl makes difference the ns Christina living: a Mils cial attention to some O in woman of the youngsters her whs has survived It iqwrslx^ ” raorer tot tens, and yen ran go cleaa down the wale

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JOY OK CHRISTMAS Its origin fa obscure and la Tlir.*»• at the very brrmcwng ■tamped "IradiUanal.” How- tipmanl in na| Glory In c»*». Utr sweeping magnetism (M thr in Uigbeat vane Dw of its refrain and the in- Advocate Joy atij'Hj! And am earth. peace the *p*r*d by vingmj; at the Id mm at guod will carol, ruaranleea that g will Em after. thr «« m f g echo Ur centuries u> come. mm huf run* «nlh (Larina->I Also recalling a vivid pie- TOPIC a» (VMinii ti renewed each bur nf Christ* birth, is the year upon the weary earth “firs* Noel." from jyg, Thouaaada trf enroll have bn« can tbsy England nr Kranre lu written dreyi with meaning muweal pace ta quick, iU • triple in rtructure. rick with t»r> *fl a* It depieta the Inliai of the etimmg shepherd* and One at the heel December known (mm • lie men. Vim build* to a rv the early Chrmtian rr» it the •minding refrain of gladness—- ninth century •'(> Tome o 19, ’* h*»rn ;i the King at Kmmjmirl Israel fume. written lata It it,.good to in ami let m thr famil imagine one- self Hu manger with lar Knglith traniiSUoa in the 1.963, and lSUi century Vary Joseph as did Ed- wifd Casual! in HMA who It ia an Advent hymn .rf the wear “ Writing at man for hi» l> ,rtr sire*. Holy Hale A U-i sb) .! Kmc who Wilt brighten U» popularity late Newark. Ift the 11th way and brine peace The mu century It tell* nr wruten m the (.regie.an at t man’* childlike N. winder at mode, bat a haunting quality wvng the nrwUn Come, Emmanuel The Advent hymn is sung under the huge Advent wreath in J. which nddt R-v'.err.er impact Vi the ruddied nest In the McLoughlin living room by Mrs. McLoughin, son Miles, plea Mary Steven Williams, and Sheila McLoughlin They are reading the words and music from tfiieeican have writers i-cm Mrs. McLoughlin's booklet. "Family Advent Customs." (Story. Page 12). UntJ the 13th arwl let) tr.huted many carols which k Ilrd b* the sa. age Irorjuusa will dm cwnturvew their atrength tune since (huttmai h> mm »*gm andlaiwmnt »tarvl m ic« si.Tiple tt.c church •ere • tine that mil written !ui.o Then aids organ was broken and the mu- J***wy it ha* thr "mareroni< been gssen aa endure u Us years olid Own -*me ttytr sic had to tv ar. iriged for two However one nf tl*e mol ancient Krerub meiody *nrl year and surely one of the • h.ch uted the temaniUt Sail We. lessas Is Barn S genrratwn.l the am Uege. 1 Vi decline far of let uo adore. Mohr the people of has >««.“ a a German ttamplt t» the first peace that springs from the rami wt :tlrw Jesus Imra " is mall pond* It bad at Mich a hymn Written be it to be a lad of m here tat rwa)[»*eij n m joy that Chnatmaa Henry Soto, a Dooamaran by a Jesuit St Bm.vauri AA any many monk other rand* it ta regauimc papular Jid* de Rteivsrf who worked base heen and will be writ ■y after fading m thr isay arwrmg the lfar.es* and ten. but wa« only the ten of umc rreilury (.Mlowing a Mrong IJr at 'M yeatt te-grewl aayt tiat 9» ran! the I AN OLD atm title of aWh 1. )*-. Ihilcl Jahhu wan taapetat by Remember Our Otcn Roys angeli who appeared la s.ua, FASHIONED •nging Hie lynrv and dam ng at In the melody Thu mga rand hearing a mevsege at NEW MERRY praiee and pay mat trtm’aM JERSEY'S j b- 1WM Rngkth in The train latam m tanr Ualay a at Vra CHRISTMAS • mi HOYS I OWN horngt at that type ifrtW and church v..jf button. t« »t«, Nfi HAPPY cerenwaty Aa they mere trim Jrtxry t Krara y, V J latevl ,nto thr language md the j Wl«n M- Im| f M i |e vie they her a me umpire NEW YEAR f »1 word ■H/ t$e "carol- a a<

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-So much TO MASS oo (iMruimi mat I nrmatei! Cel»r-pici«ff at la the nVau-r of ******** •** Vliu SonL ter ' ' *»£»•(• (4*m» lUMaill lf*e aa at author that late CM* but* mii iMia •«* ~isnunTm ita origin THwagh hr« claimed by tfw f\«-tu ruewe at now a generally 2HSZa2SBSiL •avigtit Id be by an English man. John Francis kadi ata> nognevl nunc fug CMurfac lam ' s W-et V ’ : - and inafctutawu . Tla j«yv.laxity at this canal ■ due |n the hut that iti vibrant la ”ST. ANDRIW ' melody intrctwined ST ANDftrWT rsr. ANoerw^ •‘•h reißLt MISSAL^ a universal appeal to i»'i« Mfukll lAMAmA Nmnt i| tU Si •orvhip the Infant DAILY MISSAL f An-1 I DAILY MISSAL I Chmt, aim M»iU B.tlt hainae Moil (•■lliti Nil of Men lltai A t id- ioir.p«.« :.C4I pp *ni l|l(.lj 1 _• «H* > •*. ■ l*/c I Jit MM It' ■ he (Ilona -llMteUt rt. T ’ in rtcrUii IVo lit I MM* “ Min W • • «rf the ar.gWa, actually f&gSM the fant (lvtttmas rarul. a aa •Inn the first to be adopted by the Church Your 1« the ISP May year Pipe T«W SAINT ANDREW MISSALS phnrus onl anted Christmas ttiai g b« Be This Calm and Bright •ung before the Mean

You begin by melting won in TOPIC a shortening con and pouring it into a milk carton.

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LARGE WHITE candle * December *• ■ A 'penally decorated, ran >'*rv?V Wi aland Nativity •*■ near your •4 \ arene or in the renter at the «*• table surrounded by ever- .vTi a % • V-fci■ greens Such candle should *• tviitnd u* g Christ. the lacht • i . & /.n# you uilt want to think ahnul the coming at Chrvat mU> the world anil our heart*

I o make your candle, you'll need two pmimla at partfm Mi wav (available in grocery store* and gat stations). an

e "ptjr milk rarbm. a ready matte candle about eight nrh » e> tall in any color, and either an empty shortening can or a d-niblr broiler You'll alao need a tew gummed Kan and a rut Chnstmaa c picture from a •' *. : or ;kn cant magazine —of the X ; * Christ Child or the Holy Earn a : L ily It should not be wilier *V*3* than 2'a inches and not tall • er than ?*i inches 'v <> Kmt melt the *n over a very low flame An adult % should be ncor to help you - \ 'vV keep an eye on the melting wa\ He careful that the flame % doesn't get too high; it could cause the wav hi spill outside the can . . . For unto us is When the wax i» melted it will have to cool slightly un- til a thin film of wav begins to harden at the hip While born this day . . . you re waiting for this to hap pen. rut out the iftanle top at the milk carton i leave the top rim an the carton for support) Christ the Lord. v* ) H ' sure the inside u clean and dry. /■ \fter spreading several thuknessaw of newspapers <*>

the table to catch wax The any wondrous story comes that drips, you're ready to be- gin molding ihe candle Again to life once more and you may need a bit u t assist ... ance from an adult With a gravy or aoup ladle pour the once again God's love fills wav into the carton After pouring It to a depth at an m r b rheek heart to see if K'* mil every that beholds the enough If it isn't, the wax on th inside of tin radon well Child. We begin to melt ami the carton Holy pray His will become weak If the wax Is owl enough, pour m the love will abide with us forever. remainder

When you see that the wag l* beginning to get firm, place Ihe ready made ramlle in t'e ren'er This will give OMiMtVtMlUfl * j i>. . you a wick ao your ramlle ran be lt»' led later Allow Uie HAtKIHiACA wax to harden for about eight c/%/*s hours /vMtfj^'/Ja/ UFFMAI\ ««*/*«/ tlO You may find an Indent* Oman at tint, n the b>fi of tlie ramlle after the wax has art la that MOUMTOM HJU** case fist mrli mure wax ami OYtE MAttaey (ill up the spare Nnt step m t. teinme 111 milk rarlun lATxunowm tearing from llte top It will (Continued mi I’agr 13 1 By JOAN T. NOURSE time joining in. when they declare. “U'D Bea Merry Christmas” * to the strains of "She ll Records W/*™ HRISTMAS now ao businesslike and public addrcaa rousing Be Cornin' Roimd the Mountain." 15 ■» items so rffirirnt, moat of ua hear carols canstanUy these rfUy*Rr«ardlc»* of the mood we're h, or jst Silent Nt*ht" and ■udalph the F«r those who prefer the precision and -Adeate- and "Jingle Bells- in banka and eUnty of more finely The "•prewiirlrta. drug bus tempered group singing, RCA presents the Robert atorea and stations And one of this Shaw 'Twrale great in ‘ minor a Dynigroora of "TW For r*~* mysteries la how. despite this incessant din, the recording Many Moods of Christmas " lueei* old Here there are musical interludes the RCA pieces mana*e to retain their appeal by Symphony Orcb- estra litrf they do. and ao we with imaginative use of lute and alto can still get genuine pleasure in our d'a more And the own homes superbly trained chorus offers 18 hearing them on the new Advocate finer recordings. carols, ranging from the The recitals, familiar to "Good Christian Rejoice” orgin for Instance, make truly delightful listen- Men. and "P.tapin" tnr One of the best Also worth remarking is Rf'A's “Happy Hits of Christmas." This the "Geau Bambino" featur- Christmas features Dick album, l.iebert. whom many of us have enjoyed hearing ing the sweet, dear ecsces of the Jesus and Choral for Mary Group years playing the Wurlitzer of Thu charming Christmas mighty Radio City. Hii songs greeting from the Sisters of Hyattsville TOPIC hair , rollicking gay Maryland, has quality, and festive Another good one is an unusually prayerful tone In addition Mary that of Columbia's and Paul Tauhman, which features *0 hymn* Eunice Joseph of and Spagnola Mary Productions have an in raroli with interesting organ and chime effects * ,th •" dramatic Then there monologue are the smooth orchestral •Star Over Bethlehem" on side and arrangements Drcca ooe -There in a Stable ' for esample. offers us pleasant light anew Christmas the other melodic treatments by aong. on And for thoae l„rky enough c.ermsn ronductor Bert to Kaempfert in “Christmas Wonderland .“ «"**• tbr "'* Capitol's beguiling “Christmas Dsambtr And longtime fans of Wayne tW Philippines," King should like very much his m unmatched for warm hearted gaiety with Merry Ijttle Christmas" album rich island on the same label He provides rhythms. 19, g««d mellow dance such vervioni of numbers as "Winter Woa- there PinaDy. are special seasonal albums from such favor drilsnd amt "Let || Snow " rtew as Robert Goulet and Andy Williams. Jim Reeves. Jackie Worth mentioning in this the group also is KootelaneU Wdaon, and eventhc TV cast of Bonanza" 1963, « olumbis album And for theatre Wonderland of Christmas ' Thu two fan* and all their mehsdrs young relatives there's the original cast d'.ren | iirttde record fasurites. both secular " and reltgiosaa. TW effect ing of Meredith Willson s "Here's love When Paul Reed u agreeably comes relating osM this with on "That Man Over There Is Santa Claus " therell TV «ame cannot be said for Columbia's "Merry Christmas!” he no skeptic in the house. from tV Sew Newark, Christy Minstrels This is s lively one. with tV So that's the Much of it is strong •■•ld and lineup reverent, much of it Vat vigorous refrain of folk tune and spiritual All is in taste N. TV.r Beautiful merry good There are hours of good listening City" u splendid, as is their hf - exultant "Sing re for almost J. Hian a everyone And best of all. when it's your own Hallelujah!" Ami children, have a especially, grand record player, no commercials can ever intrude

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■r*. S A FAMILY AFFAIR

Many of us remember the happiest times

in our tires when our families came

from far and tcide to share this day of

happiness; and so to

that you find the tcondrous spirit of (.hrislmas > in the heart . . of yourfamily .

to you and your loved ones tee wish \ a I'ery Merry Christmas. r! v /

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NEWARK MILLBURN 189-191 Market St. 265-67 Millburn Ave. MArkot 3-2770 DRexel 6-7100 JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1908