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VOL. 8, No. 4 HONG KONG FRIDAY. JANUARY 23, 1959 Communist sources in China PRICE: TEN CENTS report five that more “patriotic" bishops have been consecrated in China. If Reform the are true if would Program Offered reports bring to 20 the Bishops Seek total number of illicit consecrations to the According communist newspaper Sin Hunan Pao, 1 2 Cuban Relief Fund the latest conserratinns look in Others place Changsha cathedral dur- THE , NEWS REPORT Bishops did not ing an "assembly of protest" held 1 name the eonsecrator of the five Of by the Patriotic Association of $5 Million priest*. It said merely that there Chinese Catholics to denounce the Trials were present at both the assem- Executions CINCINNATI The late Defend Pope Pius XU's encyclical the , bly and consecration Arch- American will on China. Bishops con- P'l Shu-shih of Cuba Two he bishop Mukden, HAVANA, Cuban Bishops have defend- reported. "Bullets tore duct through their 13th annual Reliel That encyclical was issued last Abbot Pang Chow-hung, ed current of trials and on their bodies Bishop the wave executions in Cuba in non-vital hut places, Fund the summer was not made public Li Tao-nan of Puchi and the appeal throughout Bishop the grounds they are out behalf ears, the chin, the cheeks. until it known justified. They spoke on nation was to have been Tung of Hankow. Their on Laetare Kwang-tsing of Fidel Castro's be- bodies were slashed with Sunday, the revolutionary as the circulated among Bishops and Arrhbishop Ignatius P'i Shu- regime public Mar. it announced knhrs in a 8, was here of manner too horrible Catholics of China. It denounced shih is the came aware the indignation expressed in th 4 reportedly president being to detail " by Karl J. Alter, Ahchbishop the illegal and of United States against the execu- consecrations con- the "patriotic association.’* He chairman of the said that not only Is administrative the He tions. . Just- demned "patriotic associ- hat been reported as har- Luke E. Hart, head of the Knight* board of the ice now National Catholic " being done, but it is ation Other joined the of . ing consecrated at least flvn groups de- of Columbus, by the local K Welfare Conference. being done fense "in a reasonable illicit and suggested reforms in C. bishops. chapter. 1 and Funds SIN PAO WORLD OF orderly manner." collected will be used reported that Li Tao-nan SOUND: This young African girl is learn- the flood of words following the Bishop consecrated Provisional President Urrutia, to carry on the world wide work the protest meeting held of calm LA In Justifying was Oct Bishop Tung and ing to distinguish sound restoration after the re- QIIINCENA, another priest through amplifying earphones. In his talk with of Catholic Relief Services- 22-26. It listed volution. the trials, took of the ' hor- Cardinal Arteaga, those consecrated in the first of the illicit is of Among the develop- note consecrn- She one many hard of also told NCWC. hearing being helped * the him that the as Fathers Hinng Teh lien, Yang tions last by ments: rible things" perpetrated by government Apr 13 at Wuhan. the Sisters of St. is determined forbid Kuo Joseph of Cuneo, at their Batista maganne, to gambling, Kao-chien, Tse-chien. I.y Italy, school • Archbishop Enrique Perez regime. The IN A LETTER Those two consecrations were he sent to his fel- the directed Biain, which called “one of the Chen in and Lv Shu jen. Their for educating deaf mutes at Reno, Serantcs of Santiago by Rev Ignacio low 1 followed the Africa. praised the Bishops, the not- by consecrations of worst Arrhhishop the sores, because it is general- dioceses were listed as Chang Castro and 0.F.M., denied that execu- 13 in triumph made nine ed that last year Catholic others six different placet ly followed the gener- reform tions acts of by sale of drugs sha, Changteh. Hengyan, Lihsien proposals in a 2.650-word constituted political on Apr 2n, June 1, June June and osity enabled Catholic Relief 15, the an imbalance in and Yoyan, respectively. letter read in all retaliation and supported family bud July 16 and 20. the churches " Services to food, clothing, 18, July Rets Crrutia, supply Father view that in like was ( Actually, Changsha MeGuirk of of Oriente Province, birthplace some 20.000 persons, Castro, medicines and Is a met educated services valued at had in Catholic schools. ropolitan of the revolution. eluding women and children, arrhdlnrrsr, and its more than $l4O million Relief In Portugal • Provisional been killed under Batista work suffragan dioceses include President Manuel ARCHBISHOP PEREZ Serantes was earned on in 51 coun “The chain of murders was fhangteh and llrngyang. Thr Urrutia met with Cardinal Artea called astro "a tries ( man of excep- so and the who com- nf Dies ga y Betancourt of Havana long men legitimate Archbishop Chang and tional qualities" and described The said be- Bergenfield Archbishop that sha and Shun mitted so well known . thr Bishop of Politics, assured him the government them the Chang- revolution as "glorious" in of sides the I.artarr (hat Sunday drive both would that we ran assert teh, forrign missionaries, BERGENFIELD Pastor of St John the reform divorce laws to easily fering his reform Evangelist program a Lenten campaign will be the testimony witnesses lat were rxpcljrd from China for 20 Rev. Edward A MeGuirk strengthen family life of Hi* sev- Priests Told years. died Jan. 20 in his program called for: rec- launched on Ash Wednesday in eral • of the trials) was barked by truth, years ago. Execution Batista agents ognition that of after a illness. man Is t son all Catholic schools. School rectory long and the devoid of of LISBON (RN\S) manner in a spirit vengeance, to the Annuario The which trials C.od, those in to the children, hr (According The funeral will take power set reported, have eon Jan 24 with a have and above all free of unjust of place been conducted were rontifirin. the official in a Requiem backed example In honoring tributed *t million Rishops Portupal, C.od, about an directory Mass at 10 30 a m followed burial in of by La accusations,” the magazine said. of the the , by Gate Heaven Qmnccna. influential Cath Christian for Holy See, legitimate warned training children nually in recent years. joint pastoral letter, olic weekly; an American Catholic Dale Francis, editor of the Lone in of Meng.vang (Hengrhow) Cemetery, Hanover schools, state protection for As Bishop to of an of stay out editor expression the eon is priests politics newspaper now in Cuba, Star Catholic, Austin, Tex , is lhe the Bishop Joseph Wan Tsu-chang. Archbishop Boland will preside The pastor wan spiritual di- sanctity of the family and cern shown by American Catho- and said the Church cannot three Protestant ministers, who a of China who at the Requiem Mass, which will rector of both the Holy Name and American newspaperman indissolubility of marriage. native is not list lies for the needy local overseas, the ed be identified with any poliUcal be said by Rev. and Rosary the chapter of the Knights testified to the justness of ihe ns being jailed or imprded Patrick J Societies In the par Also the elimination Archbishop of immor pointed to the 1958 party pastor of Holy Name tsh of Columbus. executions Ho said the Cuban The Sees nf l.ihsien (I.ichow) and Maloney, of ality, housing reforms, Thanksgiving examples Clothing Drive in The Bishops said in Jesus he told "so that Amcr Yoyang (Yochow) are laymen Church, Hast Orange. Surviving are a brother, Ron- THE story must actually BISHOPS the of honesty by men in public life, which almost 12 million defending icans pounds Catholic Action, who are "also of can understand it is prefectures apostolic, not dioces- Father MeGuirk was born In ald MeGuirk of Orange, and two execution why of of Batista henchmen consideration the common good of shoes and clothing were col- free the Church." are to the that Cubans sickened by our es, and their legitimate heads engage West Orangr, son nephews, Ronald were rather of the late MeGuirk of than political ends in civic lected were Auxiliary Bishop Alfred in State closed are both Spanish personal political activities, Edward and Mary Longua Me West Orange and George Department's e>rs missionary Me- Muller San Martin, aide to Car- management, and sdequate assist- y " Minimum goal for the "which do not come under the while murder was nn Bishops' priests who have long since been Guirk. lie attended Srton Hall Guirk of Brooklyn. going for dinal Arteaga, and Bishop Alberto ance farmers " Relief Fund is $5 million expelled ) Church's jurisdiction Trep and College and Immacu- A former Cuban resident, he Martin of Matanzas. At the time the late same Bishops Conception Seminary, then described the slaying of five In a television interview with stressed that although the Churrh located in and South Orange, was young Catholic Artionists Ra List Castro, Bishop Muller said he by Damage remains aloof from politics, it ordained on Feb. 23, 1918. tista followers as recently Dec was opposed to capital punish- as Father to Lead Romans must not fail to preach "prudent- During his earlier 28. Holy priesthood, ment, but the Church permiu ly. but Catholic Father MeGuirk served In firmly. doctrine, as as- it In circumstances. Rioting some “In with all its demands In "THEY WERE SHOT first of Individ sistant at St. Mary's, Bayonne; | this case it is Justified," he said. ual. family and political and cul- St. James, Newark; LEOPOLDVILLE Ex- all in the arm, not once but mans In " Sacred Martin declared for Bishop also Persecuted tural life of times, rising up from the wrist*." Prayers Heart, Bloomfield; St. Andrew's, tent the to Cath- damage “the trials and executions are ful- Bayonne, St Bridget's, Jersey olic caused ly justified." CITY John XXIII has THE PASTOR Al, was S.OOO property by na- Pope asked the! lege rector, said the Pope will City, St Michael's, words Jersey City, long and was Issued tive here last week The ministers defending Castro Cuba atholics of Rome to him in Mass in after rioting Recognized < join prayers for i celebrate the college and Hackensack. persecuted a Holy i pre in charge of Protestant meeting of the hierarchy here. has been listed Church a in chapel on that date. by Catholics, particularly those China, on Jan 25 when seminary In Matanzas. They sent See It specifically denied accusations was By Holy HIS FIRST pastorate at 1 officials a of Official after iurvey. visits the Basilica St Paul-Outside-the-Walls. notice of that visit was that telegrams to President Eisenhow- the Churrh in Portugal had St Francis de Sales Lodi VATICAN CITY (NO The parish, | The The given by Cardinal Tardini. Vati- churches, schools, religious appeal was contained in a letter involved In er and the Senate Foreign Rela Pope’s to Car- heroine polities and He was appointed of Holy See hi* directed Archbishop of pastor St 1 his can Secretary in a lettoi establishments and convents of dinal Micara, Vicar for the State, had tions Committee urging a halt to Nuncio to failed to support the regime John's on June 17; 1939, Luigi Centoz, Apostolic but to the to Cardinal seven parishes burned Rome Diocese. downright dinger of a Pizzarrio, Protector were to American criticisms. of Premier Antonio de Oliviers During his in Cuba, to give formal recognition fatal schism " of the Cordinal pastorate Bergen- the college. Spellman ground, severely damaged or "The American In the letter he said he Salazar silence on was field, Father MeGuirk built the the to that country'* new govern of New York and Cardinal Cush This In thoroughly looted. Twenty priests now turning to the of was apparently reply crimes of the Batista regime," people HE POINTED OIT that he new which was menl. was of Boston have that church, dedicated and ing signified In 47 Sisters were those to a speech early December among they "has made Rome after first promising to St Jan In the said, the present The Holy See is thu* following visiting Paul's on 25, the they plan to Intend December. 1950, by late all In whlrh Premier who lost their belongings Five offer his for the Salazar criticism of here offen own prayers which commemorates Archbishop Walsh executions its normal practice of recognizing day the major schools with an enrollment and later in warned that eritieism nf his sive and dangerous for Catholics of China In 1919 he enlarged the school Cuban a new government after several conversion of St Paul and also POPE JOHN this week visited of 11,917 African children were government hy leading Cathnlle American relations. The siting the world's Bishops to closes the Chair with the addition of eight class- inter other countries have done so pro- of t'nitv Octave the (irrgorian Pontifical Univer damaged severely to clergymen affect the enough be nationattonal mote prayers for that cause for might rooms, bringing the enrollment press has paid no In a special message to Car (eight days of prayer Chris- sitv where he was greeted hy 18 Churrh state relations in thli closed the to and attention to moral reforms, dinal of The Pope said that he was tian unity) He indicated that Cardinals and 2.500 students from 900, enimiletrd anew Arteaga y Bet.nncouri Catholic coun- the predominantly order and renewed faith In Havana, the Pope himself "daily anguished'' by the the day was a partcularlv about 40 enrolled rectory in FrbrUkry, 1956. FUNDAMENTAL cause of the ea posi appro countries in the the government which of try. lies tn the of has surged pressed the that Cuba will tion the Church there where priatr one on which ' to give a various national colleges. noting activity re- hope The accusations forth with the new regime." of the people exposed pot dutiful proof of and Bishops said Marian Dedication ligious political factions such as enjoy an era Christian pros are only concern The various deans ol the uni A similar note sent to with the of that the Churrh is meddling in was based on to and prolonged tests solidarity brothers VATICAN CITY "Kibangtsm.” s sect founded in pcrity harmony. painful verxlty were Introduced to the (NO - Pope ” China polities are the result of ron- XXIII 1921 by Protestant catechist Si- and him John has approved a Pope presented with pro fusing the Church's mon Kibangu and under The Pontiff added that position, Ject to dedicate Italy to the Im- govern- the copies of their scientific works. which is based solely in the reli- ment interdict until 1957 be- Reporters Soft-Soaped services would remind Romans From maculate Heart of Mary in cere- of five studrnts gious and moral domain, with all cause of its anti-Chnstian, anti- of the truth of St. Paul's from the Bel- monies tn Italian parishes. say- Atmralla, China, some guardianship over the state white views ing that Christ suffers again in gian Congo, Lithuania and or subordination to the state, Christian both Since It was Show every subjected to Venezuela, the Pope received 1 legally recognized of whlrh the Soft-Headed are against nature Questions hard be has trials, and would If Your Advocate it gained considerable influ- a " (Continued on Page 2) of the Churrh in of the "bonds which ; cnee the lower Congo. It num sign link various Comes Late... hers among Its members most of at His Best members of the Mysti- ral Body." the of the Mikoyan Soft-Sell prominent figures Aha Several complaints have hern kn movement, which advocates to Jim formal requests nltend the received of late delivery of The By Kelly to decipher their notes Aside after your first visit. What Congolese autonomy. A have been Issued On the Inside... Advocate. Copies meeting field services to are delivered SAN FRANCISCO (NCI-"!n- from his Jokes, they had read would you have entered’” it to discuss sponsored Independ- Patriarchs. Archbishops and afternoon ” Your Thursday to post of -terview Mikoyan it all before Or. ' Kxcellenry (sic), LACORDAIRE School in Montclair has been refused the rioting. That's all ence sparked near the Cardinals in Bishops Rome, fice distribution centers said would comment on the re- the boss and there's no "Please, gentlemen, I'm not you to build anew school becatise of of (he of the permission zoning of hacked Curia, dignitaries Newark, Jersey City, Elizabeth, arguing with the boss here for ports a gold ruble’” propaganda restrictions which are called inconsistent in a Papal court, and superior* of re- . . . and, until recently, the l~acka Court Rules Churches This from a of Well, you ran guess the That phrase was funny the corps sup- ligious orders. brief filed details 3 wanna Erie Terminal In on Hobo- A at the posed hard bitten newsmen. just . . Page story. reporter airport first time Mikoyan used it so ken The latter has since been From POPE JOHN has for the Exempt Zoning couldn't have touched Anastas often it than TWO OTHER a program our neighbors to wore thinner the projected Papal THE I was chanced to centralized INTERVIEW to a more JEFFERSON CITY. Mo (NC) with 10-foot related in text of his talk on 11 a egg At the hotel hair on Khrushchev's pate visits were revealed this week South, as the . Page get’ trucking terminal in Jersey Any zoning law ordinance about or they wrote his his sources that DO pants, Informed here say Ol'R PARISHES have too many societies’ Father Well, boss. I was there. But which seeks to prevent the build- MIKOYAN ANSWERED not City shirts, and how he shook hands the Pope will officially close the you know what, ha ha. I had Thomas answers a about this on 9 this of more than 10 Per question Page Through arrangement ing a church at ai.y location with the doorman questions Ixvurdes year in Rome for such a good seat the moderator centenary A BOOK in the with with the Postal In is in It's as well Even news is "An End to its Transportation Missouri violation of the Mikoyan his haps just Fury,” wiped brow. on Keb 1R in ceremonies at the the gentleman never even saw me That's laid New review Service, you should usually re- Constitutions of the U. S. and of Mikoyan hugged babies. from Moscow scene in For a Miko- Church of St Louis of France, Jersey forthright Missouri that right Kirat row center But ceive was of your paper Friday yan chatted ' in Armenian with enough queries the local for French see 2 the xhurch na- Page is This like rostrum got in the way. If this week's copy late, was the substance of a This a policeman. the press re- tionals NOTRE Rrennan —and Ed Grant's What was to ask him’ DAME, Terry unanimous ll I going please notify the Circulation page opinion ren- But about situation "Mr It's said you p.rted. the Mikoyan, The visit will be to the dered About Berlin, of course—l and other "Final Word” on the on Page 14 Department of The Advocate, here hv the First Division in Siberia? Silence. would have rich subject appear become a man M other who didn't North American College In of the reporter* PRIEST we hear this JlArket 4 0700 Missouri State Supreme if had in the C S THE talked money! you stayed Rome and Frequently get heard either. And la scheduled for Oct. The Post Office Is anxious Court THE SILENCE was broken from, to comment; and an editorial discusses the "money” he left himself wide 11 in commemoration of the this afid we The upheld an earlier (or was it) at a confer- open once, correct situation opinion press 8 Tolled with remark about first centenary of Us problem on Page ruling ence the Press Helix a Russia's opening. are anxious to help them. by St Louis County Judge at and Union La club. not any political prison- Bishop Martin J. O'Conner, col- Raymond Driere league Cameramen were having ers climbing on top of reporters Florida and other Bishops Mr cameramen to get Mikoyan. I was going to the best Are You Parent angle Act on Mikoyan say, does the Soviet Union now a 75 under Some reporters came hold confinement, in MIAMI Catholics should rr armed with note of paper and Siberia or elsewhere, Card Soviet Deputy Premier An any questions. And their best Jour- the thousands of people de- astas Mikoyan as a represenls nalistic a Sister? manners. Comrade ported from l-atvia, Estonia Of tlve of Christianity's “most for and Lithuania' Anastas Is a man great with midahle enemy" and treat him NEWARK Are the of friendly crowd—and And you by any chance parents a the press accordingly there were more that was a God in one of the orders determined to be friendly. So said Coleman F Car- should have been asked About daughter serving many religious Rishop The major's orders not of the Kremlin and Tito. The for women'’ are roll Miami in a statement is- ex- taken lightly in San Francisco his ecution of Imre Nagy Why Your be sued before Mikoyan canceled daughter may assigned In this state, in the “Gentlemen, shall I The doesn't make a scheduled visit to Miami Russia let poor Poland in continent in fact the East, anywhere the country, the or long statement and then lead its if the answer Rishop pointed out that Mikoyan own life? And whole world —but If In you live Or shall I value trade questions? just an- is second in command of a god Soviets US. so the Archdiocese of Newark. the* Hour The has already 7 committee swer questions Maybe the less government "that has been much, why don't they honor Serri Club of the Oranges wants undertaken an is inquiry program second way best. You''l have responsible for thousands of mur- their debts to us? to hear from you. al and residences for " convents more time for questions ders." TIIE On Apr. 12, Vocation Sun- Sisters here to learn the names MAVBE ANSWERS He also said that it should be THE OF of women of the SOUL might have been day, parents in reli- parents There are how courtesy, the straight prop- "understood by everyone that that rest gious orders will be honored ever, many religious orders which Mikoyan. Suave. Consider- aganda like all the Rut objective of communism is the ate. Of he at the would at a Holy Hour In Sac- do not have foundations in the course, made the least have special enslavement of the whole world," press red Heart Cathedral, which Archdiocese That why the speech speeches anyhow. been on record as asking Mi- at is including the United States of Boland will committee In making a special Eight them, give or take a koyan something that a lot of Archbishop pre- Despite the cancellation of Ml- aide. appeal directly to parents few hundred words. Americans would like to know koyan's Florida visit, neighboring of In to similar Parents Sisters, reply every question, a more about. A Holy Hour sponsored particularly St Augustine Diocese went those TV the took religious whose stations are discourse. Under the hot some- by same group place through with plans to offer spe- So, no Interview But last outside the Archdiocese are re- lights, Mikoyan mopped his of times doesn't year at which honor was paid cial Masses for the victims a reporter need quested to contact either of the brow Not confer- to the parents of priests. many press communist persecutions. Rells at one to draw his own conclu- following: ences run a full hour Rut this in E-A-S-Y IT: of scores of churches were tolled sions. DOES Cardinal McGuigan Toronto feeds ice cream to Cindy, held by MEN OF THE are J. Serra Hub Walter Nicholson, 11 Witt- was “Be Kind to Comrades P. protest. Joseph Anastas Mikoyan is a master her foster Archbishop mother, Mrs. Violet after a Mass in St. Michael’s Cathe- eery anxious that no nun's par hop Place, Mlllbnra, telephone, Week." Kennedy, special Hurley requested the demonstra- salesman. He'll never find cus- •ntj Toronto, to honor all foster the The service kicked who llva In the Archdiocese l)R «-4«74, or Joseph B. ReUly, Good friend Anastas dral, parents of archdiocese. returned tion because a Mikoyan visit tomers easier to deal with of Newark art overlooked In ex- 233 off a find foster Prospect St., East Orange, the He saved the oc- three-month the Catholic Women's to homes compliment. would have been a "mournful We're suckers for the soft sell. campaign by League tending Invitations to this Holy OR 330M. telephone the trouble of trying casion." And it to us. for at least 500 Catholic children. reporters Mikoyan gave TH « 2 ADVOCATB January 23, list

People in the Week’s News Places in the Week's News The U.S. Supreme Court has for transportation parochial and took been part in a three-day aeminar asked to review a decision William private school has been E. Cotter Jr. of Du Rome with the pupils in Chicago on religion in Ameri- students whom while to save of of the U.S. Court of trying a group Appeals in introduced In the Colorado •nth, Minn., has been elected he legis- can life and served as 25 children from agreed that the var- chaplain years has been Washington the right of lature. president of the Notre drowning, upholding ious Dame ago prior to his American religions must learn to assign- decorated posthumously with tha Loyola University of New Orleans Alumni The U.S. Supreme Court Association, following in ment. in adapt themselves to the Soldiers’ Medal. oDe of the na- to television existing the operate a station. has agreed of his late father Washington to review situation. footsteps Charles H. of tion’s highest decora- pluralistic" Bishop Helmsing peacetime A diocesan-wide appeal for who constitutionality of a Los Ange- The was president 21 years ago. Girardeau, missionaries of Our Lady Springfield-Cape Mo., tions. school funds—the fourth les building ordinance under a book President Sean which ol LaSalettc have O'Kelly of Ire has begun a course established a two-month in Msgr. Frederick G. Hochwalt, in 10 In Und years—has been launched dealer was convicted of received the Grand Cross of having new vice province theology for laymen. executive headquartered secretary of the Na- Los Angeles. an obscene book the Order of the House of Orange in St. Louis and embracing Prime Minister Amintore Fan- tional Catholic Educational Asso- states Nineteen Philadelphia priests Catholic in from Queen Juliana of parents Poland are west and the Neth- fanl of Italy has been decorated to 12- south of Ohio. ciation, has been named a have been named domestic prel- protesting state-sponsored pro- erlands. becoming the first Irish- with the Or- Grand Cross of the member committee to aid the ates of by the Pope. grams sex instruction man ever to win the award. in sec- der of Pius IX by Pope John, one federal in its gradu- government Parishioners of St. Marks ondary schools. Frans Von Papen, former Ger ! of the highest honors which can ate grant program. in fellowship Church Venice, HI., have re- Anew version of man has the famous Chancellor, been re- be conferred by the Pope. Dr. Fernand Vial of Fordham ceived an apostolic ceived blessing from Tyrolean passion play produced in audience by the Sen. Edmund Pope. S. Muskie of has been elected president of the the Pope, former Patriarch of in Erl, Austria, at regular inter- Kev. E. van 0.P., Maine has Waesberghe, been named Man of of French Professors in Society Venice, Italy, whore the cathe- vals since the 17th has been elected century will president of the the Year by the Polish Daily America. dral is dedicated to St. Mark. be given this in the Dutch Catholic Radio summer first Corpora- News of by Chicago, published Catholic theologians performance tion by the board C.auses and Scrip- since World War II of directors. the Congregation of the Resur . . . ture scholars in Rome will meet More than 80,000 includ Cardinal Cieognani, former Ap- rection. Sister Camilla Rolon of Argen- men, on Jan. 24 to St. and ing ostolic to honor Paul diplomats and government of Delegate the U.S.. held, Rev. Leonard M. Barry i tina, foundress of the Institute of (Capt.) mark the 19th ficials, a reunion centenary of his marched in the annual at the ofI of who died last May Poor Sisters of St. Joseph. Born IN University Syracuse, ' MISSION GRACI UNI SERVICE:Bound for Africa are Josepn epistle to the Romans procession in Nicaragua in honor 1842, died 1913. Sacred Congrega- j and Alexa of Anew of Kane, formerly Philadelphia and church commrmorating Christ the King tion of Rites met in Rome to Detroit, | and Dutch soldiers Some their Members who died in World 30 Catholic, Protestant discuss her writings in beatifica- six-month-old daughter, Teresa. CARi&WI BURNS & Inc. J War II O'CONNELL, of will be consecrated in and Jewish clergy and tion cause. the Association for laymen j International Development the Netherlands on May 16 GARDEN STATE PLAZA of Cruises Died (AID) Paterson, have volunteered for a two- Mass . . . they renewal of marriage RoutM 4 and Vulf 17 PARAMUS, N. J. 12 Doy*. Arvbo ond Cv'ocol, Henri Alexandre year of vows was held in Chicago for Bishop Chap- period service. N«tS#rlond» W#i» Indies Telephone HUbbard 7*5317 j V*n#. of Angers, France killed some 50.000 Catholic couples who poulie iwelo ond Colombia. All rooms bit> 160 end 141. Gordon State Area No. ■ New Parkwoy Forking in a train have attended Jersey's accident while visiting From Paterson Cana conferences Oottido . . . Outdoor, Med swim, in Ivory Coast. Africa. in the archdiocese mmg pools. Sailings by "Santo NEW JERSEY'S FINEST Brothers to over the past Largest Archbishop Theodore Bodden- Open 14 •ota" or "Sonto fawlo** ovtry FOR RELIGIOUS AND THE LAITY years Cadillac brock, Friday from Now York. S.V.D., 80, German born Seven Boston priests have vol- Lineroft Sehool Dealer IMPORTED and DOMESTIC head of the Lanchow Lay Couple unteered GIFTS Archdio- to serve as chaplains in LINCROFT The HOUtS. TUESDAY end cese, China, who has been living first prep the Armed Forces. For complsfi information and SATURDAY. *:4S A. M. to 6:IS P ML school for MONDAY, in Germany since in the Trenton Catholic Relief has !•« WtDNtSDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY. *:«S A. M. to t:«S P. ML being expelled Africa Bound boys Services Finest r*i#rvot»onj Diocese will be in 1953. opened here next rushed food, medicine and bed- Rev. PATERSON Mr and September by ding Quality ! Hnbert Quinn. 0.F.M., 71, the Christian to victims of a flood disaster Used Brothers, Can Jos. M. Cos. Franciscan provincial for Ireland Mrs. Joseph Kane of Phila- in quarters which for- at y.amora, Spain. Byrne merly housed the some of America’s A bill providing school bus delphia are latest lay greatest race horses TRAVEL SERVICE missionaries to bo assigned Jay Cce Farms, originally the to missions dad KmU+\ overseas bv the famed 828 BROAD STREET South Greentrce Farms of John Association for Internationa] He 100% Hay Whitney, is being sold to MOIT TO MOST CADttLAC. INC NEWARK velopment (AID) here The asso 2, N J. the Christian Brothers by the Of Ml W JltftlT )*0 Central Ay ciation resruits and trains Tatho J C. Mawark. condition!® Holsey estate. • service MA 4 3344 . MA 3-1740 • lie laymen for in under i+UMt&L 44044 to The property consists of 157 gunswHt developed mission areas which acres on are located nine married The young couple were structures. The largest of these by their six month accompanied is a stable 310 by 41 fret, which old their flight daughter on from will be converted into an right The MAURETANIA WINTER CRUISE! New York to Roma. Raxutoland, OCEAN BREEZE Is Out of classroom school building with This World South where re- Africa, they will cafeteria The other buildings on main for two years the will also be campus renovated Featuring the finest in Sea WKTWWSO. ■ OD'J AUTO $ AMERICA for MR. KANE WII.I, various uses teach eco is Food, Steaks and Cruise It expected that 130 hoys Chop*. v| to tropic porti . . . your luxury nomics and accounting at the CHECK-UP 4 SUNSHINE CRUISES Ranch House Pius will be enrolled in the first 3 resort hotel, tho popular XII University College class c Mauretanial op- TIME NOW! .. . HI. 7 18 $525 up The will he Famous Cunard days erated there by the Oblates of Rrother enter- principal food, nightclub • $525 up Motor French and Italian fit 27 18days He Albert Bernard, F S C. Tune-up cuisine. Mary Immaculate. is a tainment, swimming, new movies, grad MAR 21 15 $415 up • Check days uate LaSalle Safety all of College. Phil a- dancing... all aboard, in your $320 APR. 7 12 up • days has dr Cooling -and a master s System ticket! Mauretania's superior speed the fabulous Choice of 4 itii • Rotate Tires OCEAN fascinating gree from the University of St BREEZE meansyou see more ports, enjoy lei* erories. For details, reservi • Brakes Louis. Steering and SEA FOOD shore excursions tions and other BONDS I BANQUET FACILITIES STEAK HOUSE surely and treasure any trov • Lubrication The Association for Internation- Complete 320 c, «nt Avi, •hopplnfll help, see us as soon » for 10 to 700 Guests f*nny Jersey City al was founded in Insurance possible. Development C 4 Phone: HEnderion 5-0406 The May, 1957, and was established Acres0^ in Paterson with the approval of CALL OR WRITE 6 SL Bishop McNulty. The association 514.95

one provides approximately year of specialized training before as you'// 8 & 517.95 love a COMMUNION signing lay recruits to ir. sslon JOS. M. areas. BYRNE CO. BREAKFAST MA 2-0300 LUBRICANTS A CHECKING ACCOUNT PARTS IXTRA SOUVENIRS 828 BROAD Pay bills, send ST., NEWARK MA 3-1740 Holy Father money, shop by mail, keep Your Repain a better Budget budget by using a Special Check- • Tirmi arranged fa ing Account. As little as $1 a opens •wit deposit c-.ra.--r your purte To Lead ... it You arc not to required maintain a mini- at low as $1.25 a week mum balance you can use your (Continued from Page 1) money to How Will right up the full amount of You Meet ■ Hold chalice and missal. your balance. You lOr USED CARS pay only a check-no for Pope John delivered an address charge V. deposits - maintenance cost 25r in Latin, and. aware that there is only a •58 month And. we II The were future Bishops and Car print your name on every Unexpected? STATIONS OF THI-CROSS the check in your trim. dinals in audience, offered Special Ac- SILVIR FOCKIT FLAQUI EXECUTIVE Checking count one of his own favorite lesson* checkbook-FREE. i praver In black, void ilima ft. aa taught by St Lawrence Jus FORDS All l«w Each mll#«o*. tom* with 15c Uniati, first Patriarch of Venice full powtr tquipmtnt,titri THE TRUST R«r 100 S1« 00 L COMPANY features. AMIKOSINO, Pr.« He St as Sold with naw quoted Lawrence say- • uarantae. 3085 HUDSON BLVD. ing that should OF • * one guard him NEW JERSEY MITAL KiY self "with from $1795 JERSEY CITY humility and without • Hoboken • West • • CHAIN. sold fin Jtrsey City New York (AT HOLLAND TUNNEL Cm) •»k with choice giving heed to thoughts and im- Weehowken • 111 A M Union • of Miraculous pulses Service Dept. Open Daily • 30 * City Secoucus to ambition . .of coveting Modal. Our Ledv J P. M. - Sat. A M r •00 til Neon n.po.'l Iwiam Ctrprttfn I of Fatima or St. high pastoral offices or begging OL 6-8000 Christopher & with prayer for special missions Hagin Korun

" and popular fame ford I • o taler sl»cf 19?5 Each 17c 390 1 ■ ELIZABETH AVE., For 100 - tit 00 IN ANOTHER audience, the NEWARK • TA reminded 4-2000 III; Pope regional delegates IM Op»« foot to to • Sot to A MIRACULOUS of the 6 Pontifical Relief Organua MIDAL CASS tion is the a that "chanty apex of

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Speaking to a group of Sisters n FOCKIT CASI work the who with girls' section • ith oold plated of Italian Catholic Action, the ttetvos of Sacrod k Pope stressed that the Heart. Infant of energies of Catholic Freoue end Our Action—"one of the Ledv. most modern forms of apostolatc" What’» around thrcorner? —should be placed the Good news? at service Oppor- Each 10c of tlie Bishops Bad news? tunity? Unforeseen For 100 tV 00 expenses? A of group recreational direc , Quaker Farm tors were urged to teach people In each at life, sometime, there arises a moment how to entertain themselves when is CRUCIFORM without God money urgently needed. You mav He offending We should TURKEY} GLASS not live for the pleasures of able borrow cn HEN OR to you TOM may not. tertalnmcnt, HOLY WATIR he said, but should use our to ROTTLI diversions help us live What a great satisfaction it when PKIMI is, a financial better lives Heieht: t Inches RIB ROAST crisis comes, to a Meeting the have Carteret savings account. members of the Each 10c Your Sacred Congregation of the Holy savings, is available ruiMi your money, to For 100 tV 00 you; Office, the Holy Father Trying lo MAKE ENDS MEET? praised Sirloin Steak there’s no need to borrow. their work as "a very special

mission for the of protection Corniih A - Rock Game low roM, - loan Such is the reward for Christian " cattily repayable your pruSence in INFANT principles putting CAPON Midp li,tJ OF FRAOUI * « f»ch week each « —or month. There DURING THE week would tide o>er an he caught you emergency. Imported plastic KINTUCKT never was and will Rome napping, never he abetter visiting a home habit. statue with black for old LEG O' LAMB priests without previous base. Natural colors. Open a Carteret announcement, police savings account today. Divi- MoMhV 4 ft. Inches. escort or fanfare. For and an hour a dends at therate of 31*% half annumstart from BEEF TENDERLOIN IVI»Y lANKINO per loch 20c newsmen (lIVICI AVAIIAdI AT CONVIHIINT WITH scurried about attempt J OFTICft PARKINO FAClllTllt the date That’s to locate of deposit. - lng him right, from the without suc- lONO ISLAND date cess. of deposit. And are DUCKLING they compounded The ria.tu Pope spent the time Nhh lie at a SAFE,ft FRIENDLY Siloor Oaidixed Roaarv 10c home quarterly. conducted by priests of the •ONILISS STUMID RUck Rosaries ISc and 10c Leaflets Sacerdotal He end Futures Fraternity went ROCK CORNISH HEN Special Relieteea Oifts for each to aged priest, taking th.-ir Communion Rreakfest Quests hands, their • asking names and

Carteret dioceses and how were savings * Loan Association Memorial Chalices. they feel- CIberia. Osto nearto ing. In an Informal talk he urg.-d • 866 BROAD them to practice STREET, NEWARK patience in RtOMa. Fraper Rooks. ihem additional their aickness and anew agues: Lootan Missals sufferings.

Mlkw< tlrMt. ■••• it lit IwtaftWM !«.«* ffco target# Selection of Fieus Elizabeth pout St *”' l tna Mr. and Mrs. - UhW trwtaa Arfulos and Chvrth Coeds Night Or Um, m lanatM l».l irv PASSAIC - l«| w A Mr. and Mr*. Night tor married ■ ttt couplei of st Nlcholat will be held pariah Jan 25. and Dancing a panel dUcua- IV Park N. Y. aloo on the Cana "** im PI., 7, N. Y. movement will »aii iiisiY mm too non he featured. 7-4950 Chairmen MBMUa riDBaAL OCTOOTt Telapheon SArday are Mr. IMIUBANCO CORP -riUUAL I.IT»M and Mn. Thomvi Spooner. Seton Hall Clinic 1959 January 23, T H F Reading Town ADVOCATE 3 Calls Ruling on Lacordaire Organizing Spring Program PATERSON—TIie clinic reading Each class is composed of a •t Seton Hall Pater- small University, group of students for in- Discrimination, Unconstitutional son College, la organizing it* pro- struction in their special needs. gram for' the semester, are for hour MONTCLAIR - The Town erated by churches and the in the school its users Spring They taught one par- private them, i! feu been contended. to June. each Commission's ents of the potential February Saturday. Testing is done rejection „ of students of should be deprived of their He pointed oat that the South Its is re- the Lacordaire School's such school." purpose to provide at reading clinic in Paterson application private civil rights and equality before We*t School wit built on Sooth medial instruction for children appointment to erect building has been la some the law,” he observed. by only. anew zones, McMahon Mountain Ave., almost at the and adolescents who have read- Those interested should call LA called “unlawful discrimina- pointed out, "strict qualifica- McMahon also pointed out that West Orange line, “contrary to difficulties. These from 5-3425 or write tions are laid ing range to Mrs. M. Mur- tion," and the zoning law invoked down to the zoning ordinance had been the govern accepted pattern of placing the child who cannot read and phy, director of clinic, in the labeled "unconstitu- private amended to the reading case schools, while no such prohibit erection schools in the center of the pre- the adolescent who needs 151 Ellison qualifications special St., Paterson. tional." govern of a church in a certain area public •ent or expected school in popula- help reading and study skills, The • charges were made by schools. after a Negro church organiza- tion.” The reason to in Riven, he the average reader who wishes Masses James J. McMahon in The tion Evening a written ordinance, he said, gives acquired property in that said, was that the school would to improve. Students from 8 PORTLAND. such This, Ore. (NC)—Arch- complaint to the Division reasons for its qualification zone. he said, "is not Against a improve the neighborhood. to 17 and from the second grade bishop Ediaard D. Howard has Discrimination of the N. J» as: of reasonable regulation or law State lessening congestion in the and throagh high school are enrolled granted for streets, safety it violates HINTING permission evening Department of Education Jan. 20 from . my fire and pan . . constitutional DISCRIMINATION Students are accepted only aft- Masses on Sundays in all parish- ic, prevention right of freedom of religion." in this case also, McMahon pointed out that on of undue con- McMahon said er a series tests. es is of diagnostic of the Archdiocese of Portland. Jan. 13 the of centration of He declared that erection “It well established Board Com- population, consen of that the the hew real of this missioners of the Town of ing the value of property, etc. Lacordaire School purpose school was would enhance to make an " Montclair had turned down real estate val- ‘all-white’ school "BY WHAT MENTAL proven ues In the School lines, he said, Laeordaire’s application to neighborhood, ra- were drawn can it be said that a public school ther than to cxculde build additional .facilities at be detrimental to every Negro in built with family taxpayers' thr district Lorraine Ave. and Park St.," monev meets (these tests) . . .while a McMahon also /ci)rrc@rattaT)§tabios where it has been operated by cited New Jer private school built Passionist by a church sev. Oregon and the Sisters of St. Dominic of Going Illinois court dc with money furnished by some of risions that ruled and Articles Caldwell since 1921. unconstitution Fine Engraving Religious til* taxpayers does To not mee: Philippines at or unreasonable CORNER He further noted that "diag- roning laws end Ml tW such tests’’" CARLIN'S Ov enrTirin* printing depU. kigke* McMahon H- CITY excluding asked. UNION - onally across the street from this Very Rev. Er parochial schools ■undnrd he ikene rkillod iiti in MennUctnrinf noted that both must from be built ac nest areas I netraimn. Prrhrlioo U umd; coed location is school Welch, C.P., Provincial of in which III! m an a large public public cording to W« Crue'n 1 CrettnnV Mock. the building code. the Eastern S. schools err low. feature t« and in the immediate is U Province of St are permitted lino vicinity Ire, 9 en|tTiTed or copper 132.9S no Paul *lOO Script Certainly one will argue of the Cross, left for The commission voted another school, church and pub- the against because Jhat religion is taught Jan. 17 to the Lacordaire lic Philippines make a application Hilllin Artie Ur i Bert nrlection inSrborbaa N. J. library." 4-1, Dear Follcji Ourck Saeremraule with tbe visitation of the Passionist mis- with Commissioner Our Studio. trent Ihn Anthony J tbey drearer. ArtieUn moderately priced. INVOKING THE New Jersey sions in the of I ortunato dignity Province dissenting ever Cotv Have you heard a scream, wont than eodearringe i Hummel figurine. merityonr Anti-Discriinination Poles bato piercing Law of 1945, Honor While there he will conduct sh/ieks Peer 500 Midonnee, etc. any or loud out "Small Pox, Small imported gifle, the yell calling McMahon called the board's ac- annual spiritual retreat for 2 Americans Pox, Small Pox?' Windows ladies Ofwf Passionist Given flying up, 14 St., Salt tion "an unlawful discrimination missionaries grabbing Wa»hln«tofi working their - S-Ml* IMA CW IDmtt M WMIC.) Oi-fi Father Hak children and them into the confus- by employes and officers of the in that area. Posts at Vatican rushing house, ion at its most Well, have heard Town of Montclair,- who in their The Passionists have VATICAN extreme height? I such JERSEY’ CITY Rev been CITY (NO Msgr official working in screams and saw such confusion at their War- capacity use the provis- the Province of Cota- Francis J Rrennan of worst on Leon Hak, of St. An Philadel- pastor bato since ren Street in the ions of the unconstitutional zon- January, 1958, under phia and Rev J old neighborhood directly across from William Doheny. thony’s Church, has received Gerard the house ing law of Montclair to prevent Bishop Mongeau. O M I CSC, the where I lived. two American judges of Prelate the erection of an expanded one Poland's hon- Nullius of Cofahato. Fa' of highest the Sacred Roman Rota, ther have Welch It seems Lacordaire School. . .” ors for his has already sent 15 been that anew family had moved in from numerous contri- appointed consultors of the McMahon, himself former! priests and one Brother to Trenton and in those Warren a butions Polish the Sacred Street was unpaved to relief, and Congregation of the Sac days 9 commissioner of Montclair (1932-’ for Philippines. and as the came promoting Polish culture and raments by Pope John XXIII. people along and bought a little piece 1940), pointed out that the zon- traditions. of there property was a house some fifty feet from the ing ordinance the permits erec- father Hak was sidewalk and i presented a behind there were lovely gardens, roses, tion of schools in certain public Gold Cross by all kinds of and Aleksander Za flowers once in a while a arbor. 80 Park New erection grape Avenue, Newark, Jersey zones where the of prl wisza, foreign minister of the As the and family grew got older the parents as a rule (formerly the Sorrento Restaurant) vatc schools for more than 13 Polish Government in-Exile, who erected anew house the front lot pupils on and proceeded to is prohibited. This, he said, is at present touring the United live in the new and rent out the house the constitutes "unlawful discrimina dwelling in ! States and Canada The award rear. tion against private schools op was made by President Augusl Zaleski and approved by thr Such was the case at 267 and the who Council woman, of Ministers in I^ondon moved from Trenton, became ill her & immediately upon at Borgos Borgo: ACCEPTING the arrival her new of abode. She did cross, Father place not coll a Hak paid tribute his doctor (who did those but "Grecian Dining in Continental to assistants in days?) the woman living In a Atmosphere" Insurancm the Felician Sisters who teach in the front house became alarmed and called the cop on 4 Rooms of all both the HUGE Banquet kinds elementary school and the beat to find out what the in was matter the rear high school, and to his 1 593 KEARNY AVENUE loyal house in did Church Funciioai Mom* end as no one went or come out. The Office Parties parishioners they for their support. Communion J. policeman being one of us came out the Breakfasts , KEARNY. N. letter running alley- Wedding Receptions A from Prime Minister "savings! way screaming small pox" and the taken was Home of Suburban end 0(0(01 Antoni Pajak, cry up oter Metropolitan J (0(00 J stressing some of by everyone I, being a young and to school Service AIIHT H lIAII Father Hak's accomplishments, boy going Catering $5.00 WELDON at R«0. the Christian Brothers, boosted the in HU < WILLIAM j. OLACCUM was read was over fence 7200 BI J-7000 to a assembly large the of Hw. Kl.mv l«N of parishioners rear our home and Bridget received at White Kagle FLANNEL Brady me on the other side. told Hall by Sigmund H. Uminski, I was to run over to Julie Smith's state president house (our and there. of the Polish Na PAJAMAS cousin) stay Soon the yellow AND SERVICE d°n a Fund of wagon came from the house ue I New Jersey. pest and the patient was taken Franis Msgr. Kowalczyk, pas- away. tor of Holy Rosary Church, « Passaic, *2.99 Hordes of men, health officers, paid tribute to Father proceeded to rope o Hak off the entire district and the s many accomplishments, order went out to have congratulated everybody vaccinated who lived y him for the recog within the confines of which nilion was conferred two blocks either was at * on way. I safely over Julie Smith's him. He also for appealed sup and was never vaccinated. We never saw the woman U ... port of the Polish National Fund 44 she did not die, but she did return her T BERGEN again, not to which enables MALI - PARAMUS the Polish Govern abode at 267. It's could I never be vaccinated. N funny, 171 ment-in Exile to on Its carry Since that time have tried dozen be- I perhaps a times E -/! \ program. '> of the of but /-j cause necessity passports, etc . could never V Father Hak was presented C ■ f... with be successfully vaccinated. basket M$ V i / large of flowers by Uir A y? school children. *(

was a that some \l^ great possibility of the soup intended

for my mouth would dribble down on this beautiful white At gorgeouj thirt which would leave o lotting ttain for the rett of the & evening. in % ft You know, at I participated the rett of the din- S. Mafsh & Sons ner and wreitled with thot thirt I could not help think- r of the old ot Warren Street ing dayt After we grew up we realiied what really wat the backbone of the neigh- bort friendt oqd who lived in old St. Joteph't paritb. They all had common a quality, oneof charity rother to PERFECTION help than to hurt each other. At time marched by I couldn't but remember that all thit about worry the thirt would have been avoided had the thirlmoker taken the trouble to make the boiom a little an longer, toy is Ac 14 CO 16'i inchet inttead of inchet and o UNt put dickie" on the end of the thirt. Thu wot a little exlention of the in thirt, thoped the tame manner, with a nice well-made button hole which hitched to the button of important you top your A that bank is built trousers kept your shirt down at all times.

don't They do this any more, nor do they think that word far ahead, and the dinner c of services... os progressed thru its nine courses, we couldn't of HEck help remembering, aided course by the exuberance of a slight that half Ac edge, a a ham At National State’s 21 offices would do a week in the ild banking you will days especially with the aid To meet our standard of perfection, a diamond must COUnt find of a nickel worth of that services looked s t iboge, or the second with (tanking are uj«>n as doy be a in cut and color. has been gem ... perfect clarity, It our some spinach and so or with the cold cuts until It basic "housekeeping" aids intended to make came since our to sell diamonds. and the policy founding only perfect Thursday night ext day we had to eat fish, but the homemaker's and the job easier, family the ham bone wasn't tc en out of business because still on At our half-centurymark, we are grateful that ourfounder p more secure ERso Saturday we would buy three pounds of beans, break the of with value. the horn bone established practice combining perfection in in halt, toss It with the beans NAL f'top at your National State office and moot in and we This made of and would hove a beautiful dinner for has constantly friends out customers the who Saturday. loans friendly, experienced people can help customers out of their friends. use National State's 30 service* Transit you banking Sic Gloria Mundi, and the world goes on for the of and from dirt and We Invite these in collection betterment your home your streets candlelight to gas light and you to inspect gems a superb pave- ments, business. finally electricity and sidewalks to a full dress of custom designed mountings. suit, white tie and white gloves even though the rest of the guests didn't know that had tuxedo safe I my pants on, son Edward's coat and Diamonds and Fine Watches and Clocks my a vest that was given to me . Jewelry . . 21 banking d offices by Bob Fitzsimmons with two others before he moved China and and Bar Accessories out of the TY)wn of Silverware, Crystal . . . Gifts EPOSIT serving Essex County communities. Nutley. This vest looked kind of sick so we sent It to the shirt and it back and Leather Goods Hand hospital came Luggage . . . Bags BOX cleaned no beautifully and one knew any difference but

and Ecclesiastical Articles thqt was the best in the Religious ili I dining room. The W ISTABIUHID 111 l *o long for now,

national state bank John J Carlin . OF NEWARK The Old Maestro Irvington • Orange • Millburn-Short Hills

P.S.: The Insurance business like every other business hat NEWARK MIIIBURN West Easex-Caldwell come to the package deal situation. We hear of oil torti IH-tl Mark* Strant Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation IIWI Mlllkurn Avanua of deals in Oimii Mm. Mint tat. tiM package the stock market, circlet U S Man. banking Oaan thru tat. t:St ta l it SEE OUR ADVERTISEMENT IN TIME. JAN 20 Wat. until » and in most business, advertised in Tkura. until every constantly the t • Amnia Parkina Our is newspapers. peckage deal what is known as the Home Owners where have all the John Dolan Policy we coverage George FitzGerald that might need with extended , you coverages all under Field, Representative one contract, all contained in the one Manager—Millbum Store policy, giving you complete for that coverage every exposure you might desire. HALF A CENTURA J.J.C. 4 Tl* ADTOCATB Jammy tl, l»5l Bishop Sheen to Speak at Dinner Knights of Columbus To Aid All Souls South Expansion Fund Orange Connell Past School, Hawthorne, Jan. 23. Guest Grand John F. Holl will speaker chronic Knight will be Clifford Bancroft \ MORRISTOWN Friends of All Souls herel I and disease clinics. Hospital it* be honored with a testimonial outstanding "candy-striper" of the Bureau of Internal Reve- will in 25 at All Souls gather large numbers Jan. Seton Hall hospital, serving the for dinner Jan. 24 at Bow Gym- program nurses aides was the the and nue. The monthly will residents of Morristown meeting sur- nasium-Auditorium in of the and subject of a recent Arrow, West support hospital’s current book by Lee Orange. Speakers be held Jan. 26 in the assembly rounding communities, has been fund. Wyndham. The will include Msgr. Thomas major expansion new "deep freeze" J. rooms. Catholic Cen- in existence since 1892. Even with Community The occasion is a $25 a plate dinner at Arch-! hypothermia machine st the hos- Conroy, Joseph A. Daly, grand ter. which its present crowded conditions, it pital was Owen bishop Boland will preside. AH' used recently to place knight; Rev. Hudson, boasts many outstanding facili- a Benedict Council, Cllffslde Park proceeds will go to the fund patient in suspended animation 0.5.8., Rev. Joseph Hearns, help- of Seton Hall ties and officials —The University. Toast feel that with for 15 hours annual dance will be held ing to provide for the $1 million of surgery. All Souls chaplain, and Daniel L. McCor- master the will be Thomas new addition it should be one Feb. 7 at Church hall. expansion Msgr. J maintains the only mick, past state deputy. Harry' Epiphany program which in- the infertility Gillhooly. Michael Doody, of St of outstanding hospitals in the clinic in This one commemorates the cludes a addition to the the country. Lombardi is toastmaster. six-story area. Virgil's parish, Morris Plains i council's 37th Forth- main The structure is anniversary. plant. ex- All Souls chairman of the drive Hospital maintains Newark Council Charles P. coming events also Include the pected to be completed by March. 1st Papal Portrait the only nursing school in Morris Doyle, district deputy, will he family Communion breakfast Apr. Principal speaker at the din- UPON County; is of COMPLETION, accorr one the few hos To feted at a dinner Jan. 24 at the 3, and the annual retreat the ner will be Bishop American Auxiliary ing to Sister in the College last Mary Eleanor, ac pitals metropolitan area ROME Robert Treat Hotel. Those at- weekend in June. Fulton J. Sheen, national direc- The first ministrator, the dental portrait of new six story ac with a clinic; has done pio- tending will be addressed by tor of the Society for Pope John XXIII Paulus the dition painted from Hook Council, Prop- at All Souls will bccom neer work in treatment of Mayor Jersey alco life is Leo P. Carlin, toastmas- agation of the Faith. being given its finishing City—Third degree will be ex- the general and at th holism; maintains hospital a poison con- ter; Msgr. Peter B. O'Connor, touches by artist Bernard at the Columbia Guests will include Mc- same time the God- emplified Club, Bishop bed capacity of th trol center, providing Msgr. T. Clark, John adequate win of New York Christopher Nulty of Paterson, chair- and will be 2 p.m , Jan. 23 for 30 candidates. honorary institution will be increased fror and information equipment for hung in the J. Huber, Crucible man North American president. The is to of the drive; Bishop James 135 to call treatment Col- class dedicated the 250. Plans for renovt in poison has Steel Cos. cases; lege here. of America, P. A. Kearney, of Rochester, N. Y., and tion of the of the memory of the late James J. present older buildin one two Schonander cas- Karns, Crucible The work was plant manager. Msgr. John L. president to commissioned by Hanley, past grand knight. McNulty, house psychiatric, alcoholi sette changers in New Rev. A. and Jersey, an American James Stone Rev. layman whose iden- euipment used for taking fast Titian Palisade Council, I'nlon City tity Will be P. Mencgus. Stanley J. revealed when the serial X of the —This council Is T rays head and work is Akus Is chairman. will wind up Its rial' unveiled. Godwin waited Pending? chest. 60th anniversary with exemplifi- two months befbre the was Msgr. Stein General The Institution Pope Assembly—- has been fea able cation of the third degree for 45 to find time to in grant the ! The annual Communion breakfast tured national magaiines candidates at St Augustine's and necessary private sittings. I wilj bo held in St. Anthony's Seek Information School, Jan. 31. The pro lenten Prelate dance will be held Feb. 6 at the Chicago V.F.W. Memorial Home, Union On Walsh Is Serra Advisor City. Peres Council. Passaic The Bishop CHICAGO (RNS) Archbishop Italian next social, an Night, will Albert G. informa Meyer of has WASHINGTON—More All of this scanty information Chicago be held Jan. 31 In the clubhouse. on accepted an invitation to be tion the whereabouts and was disclosed epis- only after pressure Dinner will be served from 7 to copal advisor to Serra Interna- charges against Maryknoll Bish- from the U.S. 10 pm. Frank Petterson Is in tional. He succeeds the late op James E. Walsh will be sought Car- charge. IN HONG dinal who held at the next U.S.-Red China talk KONG, observers Stritch, the posi- in are tion since 1946 Carroll Council, Union City— Warsaw on Eeb. 13. State De- speculating that the Bishop Serra is conditioned for is made up of Catholic The stage show, "Carroll Ca- NOBLE AUDIENCE: John partment sources indicate. being a mock Pope is shown business receiving The trial," and that and professional men pers," will be presented Jan 24 some of the Reds announced the arrest the Reds may or- children of the at his nobility annual be ganized to foster vocations the and in P S No Jersey of Bishop 67. last U S attempting to extort a "con in 25, 8, audience with of 364 Walsh. representatives families of the fession" from priesthood. City. A class of 32 candidates Catholic missioncr on the main- him. When and if Roman nobility. land, Meyer will took the first degree Jan. 16. on Dec. 15 In mid-January they succeed, observers think Archbishop speak they the “trial" will be at the 17th annual Serra said he was in "normal held and the conven- Church Finds tion in June Agency health" and the foreign affairs Bishop will be sentenced Pittsburgh 22-24. He Received as Brooklyn has been department associated with Serra Missing Persons "thought" he was be- Bishop Walsh has been un International since 1939, when he ing held in Shanghai. der virtual house Franciscan Brother MUNICH (NC) The Churrh arrest in became first chaplain of tho Shanghai since 1953. Ser- Search Service. which has First In BABYLON. N Y Joseph J. ra Club of Milwaukee. brought dieation that he had been jailed about contact between Warns of Errors Lane, ion of Mr and Mrs, Wil- 5 3 came In November call- million missing persons and when liam Lane of I’atcrion. wai re- PARK at his PLACE, NEWARK era residence were told Ridgefield Players into Franciscan Bro- their worried relatives since it In Unity Search ceived the he was "unavailable." was set up 13 years ago. is still To Present ‘The thers of the Third Order of St. CORDIALLY INVITES YOUR NEW Catho- Rat' YORK (RNS) - The was sec receiving requests at the rate of Bishop executive Francis (Brooklyn Congregation), RESERVATIONS FOR RIDGEFIELD The lics were warned here by Rev. retary of the Central mystery held Jan here. 25.000 to 30.000 a month. Catholic at ceremonies 15 Laurence J thriller, "The Bat," will be pre- • McGinley, S.J., pres- Bureau, coordinating agency for He was given the religioui COMMUNION sented Jan. 30 St. ident of Fordham to missionary, and by Matthew’s At long University, cultural, welfare name of Brother Kevin, O S.F.. BREAKFASTS avoid the of work. Players in the school nuditorium dangers "imprudent educational The Reds or at you livo real, smugness and the bureau here. The play is based on Mary indifference" dered suspended in • ORDINATION Roberts Cuban Rebels Asked will in striving for Christian 1951 but the Rinehart's famous story, jrou r»c*ir* a unity. Bishop elected to re DINNERS DEPENDAIIE "The most The Circular Staircase." and subtle temptation main in Shanghai to lend moral To Have Chaplains GOOD INCOME H for Catholics The • WEDDING is indifference—just support to Chines# Catholics by St. Matthew's Players will Invatt 1 you yovr not caring,” he said. be HAVANA—Chaplains were first "Yet how his presence. celebrating their fifth year ■avl n ft those assigned to Fidel Caslro'i rebel RECEPTIONS can who have made them- with the current offering. S. V. D. Pre- ANNUITY forces in Cuba two years ago, it selves one with the mind and vious NO HERE: No • OTHER SOCIAL PLAN. presentations have includ- RETIREMENT strikes, layoffs or bar- of Prelate was revealed here one of the heart Christ not care about Hungarian ed "Song by of Bernadette," "Night with 70 of service FUNCTIONS gaining management—just years to Rev Lucas • You alio la the world of men in which of Jan chaplains. Irurctago- skara we 16,” "January Thaw," and man. the record of Fathers W. 0 F M tko work love?” Reported Hospitalized God That’s Joseph yena. fraat mi and "You Can't Take • It With He tka Miltioni and In VIENNA " of New said one of the rebel lead- knlg Father (RNS) \ our Sweeney, M.M., 63, Britain, Conn., and Hu- gave the ser- Archbishop McGinley ers had asked educating Priaitt and tratk- Josef Grosz of Archbishop Enri- Modem air conditioned mon Kalocsa in Com- M. at a Solemn Mass opening Proceeds from the plays to bert Pospichal, of shown with a •n Tar Millions are M.M., Elma, lowa, tka O Cor- munist que Perei Sereantes of Santiago banquet facilities fine the Chair of Hungary is ill and has lh# St. Matthew’s retired tain tan A Unity Octave School fund. Korean Korean adrantagat • during papa-san. Unlike gentlemen, to such food and service always. been taken to St. assign chaplains Their which Catholics pray for Francis Hos lotting Memorial and ra- Chris-1 who have the custom of the consisted retiring at two duties of teaching ITANIPf J. AKUS tian pital in according 61, Mary- unity The Mass was cele- Budapest, to Lincoln Park knoll Fathers have Christian doctrine and adminis- Monomer reports received here. Pariah another in their brated by Very Rev. Angelus Del- t | just begun chapter j tering the sacraments to rebel Wrlta Ear Eraa EnEannattan ahunt. S.A mission a near with , Superior General of' The reports g>vc no deta.ls o! To Give Lenten Play careers, leprosarium Seoul, • forces and living Of Thg peasants in Socioty Diving Word the Franciscan Friars of the the illness He LINCOLN A Father as director. Archbishqp's PARK - Lenten Sweeney areas under their domination FOR RESERVATIONS ANNUITY DEPT. Atonement at as of and Garrison. NY., 1 serves actirtg head the Hun- play concert will be pre- OltAtO. PINNA. sponsors of the annual I garian Bench of sented Mar De Paul Call MArket 2-1000 Octave. Bishops, in place 1 at High Set Recollection is was Cardinal Spellman. of Cardinal School. Wayne, Day Dinner Pope's Presiding Mindszenty, Primate sponsored btf the Father A KNOTT HOTEL McGinley said that of who has combined societies of St ABBEY Hungary, been in Joseph’s For Health Workers Gift to Prisoners "love is the remedy for the Aisnrr evil asylum at the American legation parish here. w. (tender, JERSEY CITY Th« fourth ROME Inmates of Rome's "/ Save NURSING of disunity—love of God, our Fa- in Budapest since the of The play, of annual of for collapse “Hope the Mor- day recollection the Regina Coell Prison got a roast ther. love of our fellow man.” the at HOME revolt in 1956 row. written by Mary alumni of Eunice. St. Peter's College in chicken dinner with aU tho trim “ produced by Court the health professions 86 VAN NESS PLACE Fulgers, will be mings on the Feast of tho Epi Oritani! atholic Daughters held FILM DEVELOPED LASTING of America. on Feb. 1. The day will be- phany compliments of Pope Off Clinton AVO. MEMORIALS St. Michael's Alumni ( Monmouth The will gin with Mass 9 in the John and concert at a m. XXIII. Black White Sarvic* 3-0303 Bigelow be offered St, Hear College Plans by the Peter s Col college chapel and will end with The dinner was tho Pontiff's ond MALI FEMALE lege Glee Club. dinner at 2 15 p m in the alum Epiphany (that not ■CU* til* .03 NEWARK—NVw alii gift day, Olouy (aprlnh AGED. and CHALICE Jersey mni CONVALESCENT, will nl dining hall is the St. There be performances Christmas, traditional gift COLOR FILM CHRONICALLY 111 of Michael s College, Winooski at FROCESSINO or 30 2 and 8 15 Rev. \ incent T giving day in Italy) to the prison Ucaniad N. Vt p m Patrick Regan O'Keefe, by Stota o< J. Park. heard its president dis pro- Kodocoiar I |,| CIBORIUM , he had l.pa.ura is general chairman fessor of ers visited two weeks PARKING AREA cuss the college theology at Woodstock <*v*l*p#d and anlorgad expansion plans 1.7 J from College, will before It was brought to the NEWARK this week give the con- JJ $5O ferences jail and served by members of -UO Very Rev. Cardinal to Gerald E. Dupont Speak the of Daughters Rev. Joseph E. Schuh, S J , congregation MS S.S.E spoke , to the group Jan of Charity. On Psychiatry chairman of the pre medical and- LAKE MOHAWK 20 at the Military Park Hotel pre-dental 1.13 WASHINGTON (NC)-The 10th committee at the col- here. f Now on the drawing boards Writ* for annual scientific lege is in charge of the - moiling anvalopaa JOSEPH F. MURPHY session of the program, he skid, are plans for a student Guild assisted by John RETIRE per jnnon , of Catholic Psychiatrists A D'Anna, REAL ESTATE INSURANCE union-dining RYAN FOTO, hall and another M. Staten BOX 24 will bo addressed by Cardinal D., of Island and Dan- ON INSURED KK NT Ms ll' It.HKN of MltcM dormitory, the third the ( iel J. Formosa, D D S N. J. PARK 3-2260 post of on . Teaneck CHATHAM, MAY «s:ie ushing Boston here Feb. SAVINCS v. war era. 57 Halsey Newark N.J. 3 The title of BOX 1041 • S**A R T A S j 5t.. 2. his address will be New Jersey chairman is Daniel SUPPORT -/ A Member of the Hierarchy our advertisers. ASSETS OVER J. Fitzgerald of Newark. Looks at Psychiatry."

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• lb* . . panel or ika palriieT Now, Inlaid panrla are rolor-rued from Modrrnaire'a unlimited deeorator'a palette. Sun with bedroom or anr room @§3@) nod add .ba bue. T ou .hoam. to tb. fom" FIRST Central tar* yoo de>i«n CONGRESS: The first American Euch- ...at Moderns!*#. will SINCF HO’ Petrq aristic Congress be held in Guatemala City Feb. The Opticitm 11-15. The six lamps and emblems depicted on this 99 OMTRAL AVRNUi FUEL OIL and modernai re poster represent the six nations participating in the BURNER SERVICE ' NRWARK, H. J. event—Guatemala, El F'IFROLTUM Ht A T AND F*oWf i; Roota 4, Honduras, Salvador, Nicaragua, COmFANY OF N J l*aramas. New Jaraej •BH our Wda; i Costa Rica and have a total more F7 ? BROAD ST Mi I Panama, which of Mon* Ml 2-5171 N t -ii (k N J Ml 281 TO than 10 million Catholics. Dr. Wu Sees Revival January 23, 1959 THE ADVOCATE 5 ’5B St. World’s Only Hope Report of Elizabeth’s Hospital CINCINNATI A wonderful return to God and ade- Shows Increase in Service and in Costs quate defensive measures are necessary if the West is to its world from in keep tumbling down the conflict with com- ELIZABETH The service St. Eliza- a of provided by department medical educa 1958 were up in practically all munism. beth’s Hospital to this tion and research with community soared upward during a full- categoric* over 1957. There wera medical view 1958, the increase in benefits reflected in time doctor in charge, 1,644 more adult patient This was expressed here by Dr. John C. H. Wu being practically day*; and addition of a fulltime radio 222 more major and of Seton Hall University law every major statistic in the annual 111 mora report. and logist a director of minor Dr. Wu public operation*. 4,650 more X- school. was interviewed spearheaded the wom- St. Elizabeth’s in being by admitted 798 more adult patients relations 1958 and to the ray examinations after en. development addressing Xavier Univer- than in 1957 and at the same permanent staff. sity's Natural linked Law Society. Dr. Wn pointed ont that “the time, up with general ris- trol center, first aid emergency- The increase in services IT PAYS strength of the totalitarian uik pro- to advertise In Tha The author, convert and costs all over the country, diplo- squad lecture series, creaUon of vided by St. Elizabeth's undivided the during Advocate mat group Is ... an said defense is necessary average daily cost per pa- tient because the stronger our defense philosophy of value ... By went from $25.44 to $28.66, concentrating their an increase "the less temptation we offer to minds on of $3.22. the an aggressor." material, their eyes are fo- Presentation of the annual re- 4 * cused and their Is un- port energy by Sister Ellen Patricia, ad- k, .. HOWEVER, he said, the only divided.” featured the annual real ministrator, hope forjhe free world "lies • In contrast, he said. Western meeting of the Board of Man In a genuine religious revival, in nations "pay lip service to God, agers, held Jan. 15. a thofough re-evaluation of our but in practical life judge things 'cr values." He expressed the view by ALL an entirely different set of OFFICERS were reelect- that such a revival is underway values" based ed the on material suc- at meeting. Archbishop Catholics and that cess. Boland among it is is honorary president and Msgr. Thomas J. Conroy is the Archbishop's representative for hospitals. .

The reelected officers are Her- NO STRINGS: An unrestricted of has grant $5,000 bert J. Brown Elizabeth, presi- Qjfylcuiitair OAimtS been given Seton Hall of College Medicine by Wyeth dent; John A. Conlin, Hillside; Laboratories. Dr. &J CATERING SERVICE George Farrar, left, Wyeth medical George E. Kccnen Jr., Westfield; and Joseph J. Tomasulo, director, makes the presentation to Dr. Charles L. Cran- ford. vice presidents; John A Brown, Seton Hall dean. on left, The Looking are, from New Heppkwhite McManus, Providence, sec- Milton J. Samnick, divisional G. Steinwty manager; George retary, and F. Joseph Donahue, C/rtkß/Mq Alperin, clinical associate, and Douglas J. Withing- Elizabeth, treasurer. n director of New f ton, Wyeth promotions. members of the board who U~J. HOMB K were seated at the meeting * are OFFICE Fred C. Westphal Jr., West- field. Edmond T. ♦'CLUB SpcriJifing in Azar, Cran Music lessons have been * Mitchell ford, William A. too HALL Wtooma Riamwa, Bamqusti, Sees School Boyle, Roselle streamlined, Park; Jerry •'church Cocktail Pums, and all nm C. Hubeny, Roselle, and or Social, Buind and Oiuich Frederick Wilhelms tedious and Jr., They are no longer unrewarding. Your children (and Funchonl Mountainside. , you, too) will find Much Too Pleasant today's simplified methods and This entertaining inviting. is espo- IN HER REPORT, If learn 'REj*coJ/-4300 Sister El daily true you to play on a Steinway-because this famoue len Patricia listed a large num WASHINGTON of Labor James the of and W«fx Oianci, Nrw (RNS) Secretary ber piano dependable quality, beauty tone, ease respon- Joust of major innovations P inau Mitchell said here that American education needs moral siveness of action that lend added gurated Incentive, greater to at St. Elizabeth's during delight learning. this discipline or nation will fail to its human re- 1958 develop These included the Marion in the intensive Only the Steinuuy like a Hear and sources critical with communism. care unit, performs Steinway. play it at struggle post opera tive The told recovery room, poison TW AW cJ Nnr A secretary, a conference on Moral Foundations con "Tk. Horn-

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316 N MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 THE 6 ADVOCATE January 23, 1959 Films on TV Book in the News Gives follow*! it a liil of film, Hollywood Mikoyan übicb will bo appearing on talo- ‘An vition Jon. 24-30. Tb* Logion of End to Will rated Fury’ Stimulate Fury Decency tbnt film, when Cold-Shoulder Welcome they wtro first released. Thrrt (Rn itu rd by Rtv. Willi*** N. FifU) core of tha novel. morali learned at St. bo in duo By H. Frank Tashlin her Pe.ler’a and moy cbongot lomt, to William Mooring producer-director charm* either. Hi* "battle ol AN END TO By Edward FURY. the hearts. of Jews who In the While not the mode nuns are supposed to Academy. cutl when tbo film, Movie-czar Is weaving a 20th Century-Fox reason” against Masala. uere Eric Johnston, chief attacking Indi- Dial Press. $4.95. districts " garment of New York become furious, the good Sisters It will generate fury in for movie, “Say One for Me The an*, while the prtportd television use. Cm- with Mikoyan's armed only with an The title of this latest assault drummer-boy are as lech- in St. Mary's Orphanage and the Hague sector of sets circumstances portrayed universally Jeriey politic* bowof and remind umhrclla and an amus- orally, or, tbo of •"road show" to should accent, la upon Catholic is a Logion Hollywood, integrity poor erous and as Order they represent .will not be a* well a* in the lector than little of St. ingly Christian-devouring that has one more a exaggerated You en- one Decency rating, bo know when he is rebuffed. He , may indeed. For with its appear- as the may accept- medieval Jew of Chaucer, fond of the Bo- succeeded to positions as few j termagent Sister of promi- Malachy's, long famous the joy a chuckles. The cast ia •nee there ed a, corroct moral may understand more about poli will be stimulated a otaluation, It will generate fury in Italian ! naventure. nence in that New York actors' church. city. tic* than partly British, American out to these television motion pictures Many partly fury, of the Americans who are hailed will ■ of film,. proportion as There \iill be a kind of fury It generate a kind of frus- The screen play is primarily and backgrounds shot in the it in Hollywood England worth of book is but a true, "Wops" and “Dagos" and of the alumni of old “La trated fury in librarians FOR THE FAMILY about hi* one among the prompt- a priest and influence and Spain are hard to tell from fury nonetheless noticeable feel he could and whom the moral de- Petite" in as their ed by BU Punch No Place show Texas encompasses Jersey City decency and literary acu- for a upon people, mostly peo- render aoisv. Blockhead* Lady his best struction of the of the "The Bon boys and men who, in ple. In particular he daughter doubles, banning what is Garonlm# keeps a It will be fury Painted Deewrt service to the a generated In Boyles arc My whose destinies the! girls," betray the ethics and the noteworthy tolely as a master- Going W*jr Relentlees fatherly eye on a young, would- Din American Gurvfi Romance mi mov of the meretricious, Roar be dancer Rev piece will be Homa Sweat stage (Debbie Rldfe ie by New Movies as Homicide Slater industry and damned Bostonian censors. Kenny nolrts) a predatory night- to ( Killed Geronlmo Stanley and resigning New Finally It will club charmer (Bon Wagner) of movies reviewed thl* generate fury in In Old Chicago Uvtngxton work full time the minds of Linear Spy Three whom makes week by the National Legion of the normal and the Men la Father finally a GRIFFITHS Batina With our Is the Ufa Whit# in already decent at it* man. Decency are debasement of hu- Lot* Largest Timber Trail bemused State Mad Mia# Manioc ».<*» Men Year is Morally I'nobjeetlonaMe for AU manity, of'married love, of ado- a Catholicism, as such, not pre- Man From Texas Two Year* Before Department. Black lescent dominant in the Orchid courtship, of Marshall of theme although seminary the Mail Few HAMMOND Amarillo of Holly Tashlin I Was Monty'* Doublo ORGAN DEALER and th# cir- I'nderaround Agent is confident the film will development, family wood's Mvattrloua Mr. Uneeen top producers, directors, cle. carry “a warm, and Submarine Seahawk Mote powerful en- writers and-stars were invited " to tertaining I'nobjectlonable for ADULTS, Christian message Morally ADOLESCENTS the Hills Mi Erom THE BOOK WILL achieve a Beverly banquet for Adults and Adolescent* Maine to Florida Actora and Bln Manila Calling koyan. more Huabanda Even fewer chose to The certain success, of infamy Are Mlaatng Juror be Sheriff of Gunmen From Laredo Necessary' My*terv of Mario there. than esteem. The New York Hanging Tree Babes In Baghdad Rocet Fractured Jair Times was markedly cool, Y. Frank Freeman of Par* even Beaat With Fir* Nancy Steele fa Morally Objectionable In Part Good Adolescents! left-of-ccnter Flnfer* Mlaet mount attended (Adults, though the novelist ng as a producers' for All Room*rang Night Haa a Thou While no this who reviewed It might association official but he one on side of the have been Cal Creep# •and Free showed Guns, Girls and Gangsters Atlantic is to to Claudia Nocturne little His likely fracture a praise it more warm- enthusiasm courtesy in I, expected Colonel Mobster Effingham** Park Row jaw laughing at this British spoof ly vitation to Mikoyan to Raid Port Said look A complete listing of legion on our Cornered Prtnceaa around the Wild West, there are some OTtourfco Paramount studio of The guarded approbation Diva Decency ratings of current In Craah Private Uvee of situations the show amusing in It brought out bright News Par at the Rare* Ciliabeth 4* Eaaax no stars. A motion will the Newark Sunday sug- picture* appear in Ptahonored Lady pokes fun at both sides with Ken Public Deb No l few were caught about gested such deletions that their The Advocate issue of Jan 30. more Doublecrote Road to Morocco neth work More as a naive Knglish than one-half the original Double Dynamite Scarf I-egion of text firearms Decency ratings of Foxtt of Harrow Showtime man"pcddling in pioneer the Johnston failed to bring togeth all films be would be destroyed. Only Sat- Ghoat of Franken Texas may obtained by Skylark He fascinates a and his barroom ateln Smart er Mikoyan Red urday Review spoke with approv- Alocka 1 little calling MA 3-5700, Monday and not to Great Zlegflald Snake Pit comrades beauty is impervious al working undercover and cordiality in through 10 a m. to that compared I Wake l’p Scream- State of the I’nlon Saturday, American Street motion How Mannix to James T Farrell and of (hanre pictures 4pm ed Give Mr Ufa Tale of Five ever, the same day he strutted New Catholic —the supreme accolade—even to I-adr Take* a Women his stuff the Hollywood Reds James Joyce Chance Tender (omrsde Laat Bandit Thle Was a were acoring their Rook We cannot agree in greatest vic- Releases accepting I.aura Woman Radio and Leave Her U Vigil tory They " the Mo- the literary skill of this in the Night "persuaded /be novel, if follou mg hit of netr Heaven Woman the on tion Picturp Academy to drop the form can be discerned and t's Man Hunt ( athohc honki uat compiled rule Television dissevered from the For against granting honors to writing OBJECTIONABLE by l'nit communists thf Catholic truly of , book the known the seems tedious, wel- Addrcaa I'nknown Johnnv Apollo •Amrrtcs \X' aihtn Angel with a Some of the comrades will library, gton. 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Church love Eva of St Mark This mnn Unity discourse and pseudo-philos- Together Again collar again lime he plavs and Schuster and ( atrrhetiral Octave Hoodlum (»uild Edunlional 10 to U AIM Christian and soul Tuttlea of Tahiti Soc iety Ll 4.V am In Action. ophy searching inde- Father of off Conroy, pastor an The Enqinh Religious Heritage, bv Con Rev John F i urley, S J . "Our La-

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St largest Organ Music Men Fresh, exhilarating The Mast Christians Around the Alter after resisting, with 1 p m W SOU FM» - Sacred Heart successfully »MI of Man- - A tpl.n.lld proinm new musical romancs of 1013 lowa by the Community of St whole United State*. set Severin The Program. in tha Griffith* Shakespearean a la graphic nauseating violence of the of excerpts by Rrttaln'a to snappy Sou march beat Fins account of a liturgical reorganisation •30 pm WSOU (PM) Are Maria eloquent Gielgud for the family of a Parisian parish 'Fides k not onW the bat alao tha H. S3 2i Hour Urpat Donald Clark school, all at- The Balia Ar* Th# Rlnelne BrMty must My Fair Lady Brilliant Life of Christ, by Andres Keman melodic F R IDAY. 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Si root) ESTIMATES last ta Want CD. by Arnold J. Toynbee Wright Waal You. I'an Bald Nnthlnat Office Mind dial, by Nowork, N. i. CHEERFUIIY 01VPN Honor Tracy Mml link , M|. • M.t1.1 Pu Clotod Preehscv Mil lad tD. hr AlgrAU and Sunday KnialbarS Bishop Suggests Sodalists Janaary 53,1959 THE ADVOCATE 7 Work for Racial Justice

ST. LOUIS American Sodalists at "The were urged here I Sodality movement, during the second biennial convention of centuries, the National Federation I past has been respon- to sible for much of of Our Lady racial | that is genuinely Sodalities make justice one of Catholic. it their special projects Today must produce I saints in today’s world." The program was suggested bv Leo Auxiliary Bishop. I Other speakers Included Dr C. Byrne of St. Louis, executive I. jjose Lasaga, Cuban-born psy the episcopal moderator of feder cates statement of the on integrs-' chologist who is president of the ation, in his keynote address at tmn issued by the Bishops at | World Congress of Sodalities; the opening meeting. their 1958 meeting Rev. James and said “it j J. McQuade. S. J. More than 300 delegates attend ""uld be a wonderful thing” if ;ot St. Louis, national Sodality ed the three-day gathering, one Nodalisti would do everything promoter; Archbishop Joseph E was to purpose of which prepare tte> could to promote racial Ritter of St. I>ouis, and Rev. Er for the aecond World Congress of equality win A Juraschek of San Antonio, WHAT’S HOBBY? New Sodalities to be held in the national Sodality yOUh The I!ishop pointed out that the director. ark Archdiocese this summer Sodality concept is nearly 400 LARGE Mary’s is flower in A DELEGATION from hobby pardoning. Hers is not The first congress was held .'ears old but that the original Newark took part in the sessions just an flower Rome in 1954 lr| ordinary garden . . . it’s the ra of a Sodality as a vital, Rev. leo L. Mahoney, Newark most beautiful apostolic organization stressing one in the neighborhood. BISHOP BYRNE stressed the Sodality director and chairman It Catholic interior perfection was all but takes extra need for Sodalities, as of local arrangements for the work and to make it ln st money that the in the U. S. for generations. forthcoming Action groups, to work under world congress, way, though. In r So, long ago Man- set this reason, he said, millions up a direction of the hierarchy In this headed a workshop discussion on n( Americans special account the dele look upon Sodali- preparations for hobby with us. She to MASS regard he reminded the world meet adds it FOR REFUGEES: On a makeshift waterfront altar, a missionary offers Mass ties as primarily social orgamza- ing regularly all year at long, and when a refugee set Secours for natives of tioru spring camp up by Catholique Dahomey and Esther also served Togo. Mahoney comes her Latin Contest Set whole yard blossoms out. A They are being forced to leave their homes in However, he said, since the savings the Ivory Coast by the people there. as moderator of panels pre- publication of the apostolic sented account with us is By Vatican Quarterly con- by the Newark delega- probably all you need to stitution Rls Saccular! by Pope tion on the internal Sodality VATICAN CITY (RNS) An start your Come in Pius hobby. and see us about it Priest-Editor XII in 1948, this notion is structure of International contest has been an- and methods deep- hem* Cardinal changed. ening Sodality Outlines for effectiveness. nounced here articles or. Goes on Trial Stanley Kosakowski. on an atom bomb ex- president poems the SODALITY wav of life, of the Newark Sodality Fcdera WARSAW A Redemptorist the of the U S plosion, voyage a< stressed in that document, the Red lion, was elected national vice priest-editor and 17 co-defendants Gains in nuclear submarine Nautilus, and HUDSON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK U.S. Ruhnp declared, calls for firm president have boon brought to here the modern cinema All entries Reelected president trial adherence to the Sodality rule Robert G. on was Graffy of Cleve- IN JERSEY CITY IN BAYONNt charge* of illegal publishing BOSTON—The IPSB must be written in Latin 'h year was a year of great achieve- Ul its Insistence on such things land activities The is • St. ment for the contest being sponsored a ' daily Mass Montgomery of Wothington S? Broodway at 23rd communists in the United States and it was and prayer, daily The J«ck»©« Ave. IN priest I* Rev. Mario by Latinitas, a maga ★ ot WilWinton GUTTINBIRO for them visit of Anastas I quarterly Rosary, annual retreat, monthly capped by the Control Avo. St 68th St. Avo. Pirozynskl, C.SS R , editor Mikoyan line the Vatican da\ Movie h near Bowert ★ at Bargenline of inaugurated by of recollection, and other on Papacy ★ Avo St. IN Homo Cardinal of Boston this view a Povonia at Grove HOBOKEN Dei. popularly written Cushing expressed in in 1953 to use of encourage the spiritual works PARIS (NC) An Independent ★ 40 Journal Square ★ River ot Firet St. monthly magazine article in the Boston The for priests lenghtv Olobe in which he Latin as a living language f'<> not make the of French is Sunday mistake film company complet- ★ OPEN MONDAY IVffJINO • OPEN FRIDAY EVENINO Report* of his arrest listed the "most were first It best or will be outstanding essays poems pub thinking the interior life is only ing a movie about the history of heard Member Imurnnce some months ago but the accomplishments" of the Com lished in the magazine Federal Depotit Corporation TIIK CARDINAL listed the fol- for priests and Sisters." he said. the Papacy. communist government did not munlst Party In this country. lowing communist accomplish- confirm the rumors until an As for the Mikoyan, Cardinal ments for the year nounring the trial. charged that his visit was Abolishment of practically The charges, made "for the apparently made purpose of per- all internal security In connection with safeguards, ra- the V. S. regulations suading to build up distortion of the Fifth Amend- tioning use of paper by periodi- Soviet defense, thus making it ment to shield include witnesses, in- cals, black market more Imperative because the store of kind all money that we, in we're its in New with 14 floors, validation of state laws govern- largest Jersey... spacious dealings and to seeking corrupt turn, huild up a higher wall ing sedition, inauguration of a officials and taxes higher for our own smear campaign against Father Pirozynskl the blessed his defense." 2 . filled with America's FBI. huge connecting-buildings .. top-quality homefurnishings by • as reusers the trial began He said Mikoyan "had his Asked hi* profession, share" Also, success in promoting cul- he replied in the crimes of I,enin. “I have tural exchanges designed no profession 1 have the Stalin and Khrushchev, "includ to all break down Ameriran finest makers now at fabulous vocation of a the vigilance, ... priest," Me appear ing massacre of his own free savings... abandonment of ed some trade bar- in court In civilian clothes Armenian Republic, the I’krain rier* "conversion" of ian massacres of 1932-33 and the some i American business leaders Hungarian massacre.” to trade ideas, success in securing Your government funds for y-ommunisl Foland and OWE IT IRVINGTON Yugoslavia, promo- ...YOU TO YOURSELF TO ATTEND OUR tion of GREATEST a growing trend to recog- signature STATE BANK nize Red China, and prevention \ of effective action on Hungary. is as good as 918 Springfield Ave. Bishop o‘Gara FEBRUARY SALE! 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The U u as problem general the explosive pressure of number* and dwindling declining Men Immocnloto of the suburbs: American cities Cmrtu, Sent- growth arc show- support. Cotueptten im-y, Darlington, P. it oditor of Tkt Qm.u.on ing signs that their death be at Add this Romtry 0„ Bon. disturbing may to two other pressures: The people hand. Qmothom moy to tnhmittod to Hm tor who movein onthe heels of the old parishioners omnrot m tkit tolmmo. And this disaster is close- to Not*: Permit striking home: are either non-Catholics or Catholics newly ar- me, even with- could risk this kind of t-*t for just an expert has told us out being etked, to set down recently that, in his rived on our shores the first a field for mission- his so-called miracles. Jersey Newark, ome reflections on Catholic Judgment. City, Paterson and ary zeal, the second burdened with all the crosses Bi- You tell me these preachers Passaic all are doomed Now ale Week which starts on these are the major of the uprooted stranger, bewildered and often Sunday. lay hands on the sick and they centers of population which The Advocate These thoughts are not original. (as 16 is de- unwelcome. Each demands and deserves our best get wifi in Mark 15-lt). Do signed to no one will blame us for First of ill. read the Bible, the of their followers serve; our con- effortj to help them. none ever die, cern with what touches the welfare so story of your God. Church for ran of many of One radical solution lately mad* is to urge your if the preacher lay hands our readers. and the Catholic laity to remain in the city in the yourself. on them and they will get well, Some precisions might It is the story of God's love they must help. apostolic spirit which sends our lay missionary never die. How retold does a city die? for man, under the in- zouples overseas on subsistence wages. And will these people live tf A dies spiration of city when public services decline to The counsel of would to close the the Holy Spirit. It drink despair be they poison’ For It says the that life and property fall has all the elements and desir- point victims, on a churches. let the schools die out. so in the same place the significant scale, to crime or to neglect. A able qualities of best novel, city But less dramatic devices will help. Every And can all of the members of dies when too many say: "This is the best textbook of the no place to live, priest and layman on the spot needs imagination history, the Church lay on hands and to best prayerbook of no place bring up when the am- and devotion. children"; first vision enough to see that under flooding cure? The Bible in the place you bition of respectable It is of two every fam.iy is to to new to composed parts: of escape tide of people there is a harvest waiting be quote says this those who be- the cleaner, safer suburbs A when the Old Testament, from the city dies it reaped. And every practicable effort to reform or lieve so it would seem that every becomes almost impossible for people Book of Genesis to the Second to make a to improve the material foundation of humane member could do it Can they? living there. Book of Machahees: and the New urban life deserves our support. While Newark, Do they claim to be able’ The death of a city is Testament, from the of a community concern. to mention on* of the "doomed" cities, has not Gospel One thing you ought to settle No citizen can be indifferent and the Matthew to the It Catholic yet convinced of her vitality, none but Apocalypse. everyone for yourself before you get too citizen least of all. of the is the greatest collection of books the blind can fail to see the real advances deep in the Pentecostal group. For. first, if for ever respect the image of God in past few years in building, in housing, in persuad- compiled. Who says that they are right in our fellow man means anything, it means we are key business remain within The Old Testament is fhe story mg and industry to their explanation of the Bible? committed to of God's promise to and of organizing our communal life so her limits. man After all. many Protestant that decent lead how that promise alive people can decent lives. The Church has on housing boards; was kept helped | groups say that they follow the Second, the Catholic people and the world prepared for its ful- have the urban centers of Seton Hall, the new Cathe- traditionally Bible, and yet they do not ac- Clustered There fillment. in cities: were the strongest dral. the silent but enduring work of so" par- many cept the explanation of the Pen- lahes, and most The New Testament Is the the deepest vital Christian life, parish us not forget that Lackawanna, priests—let tecostal groups. Which ones are there the seed bed of most But the N story of the fulfillment of that vocations. Y.. woke up when a Chicago representative And how he sure? right’ ran you flight to the suburbs has been of promise. The Gospels report the a Catholic flight; a the way Catholic Charities year ago pointed Are the Protestant groups wrong City story of Christ and of His parishes are daily more acutely the civic consciousness. teach- feeling to for they claim to follow the ings and of His establishment of Bible all the way' How do you the Church. The Epistles explain know that they are wrong’ certain parts of Christ's teach- Commendable Television One final thing to remember: ings and apply them to daily life There would not be the Bible in The Acts of the Apostles re The Church is one of the it existence if Catholic monks many institutions pie enough to do, but it a rare occurrence on cord the historical development today Of our society Its role in society had carefully copied it hy is determined TV and spread of the early Church not by the axiom of the primacy of the hand for several centuries, to spiritual This kind of programming it humanizing, Because it is the inspired word The spiritual is not isolated from preserve it for the future. The the rest of life and the Church hat alwayt been interested in of God no Catholic family should It should hold the primacy in all and what humanize!. entertainment it in- Bible that the Pentecostal group things Fine an without the Make be Bible. sure, create for all human the in and of claims to be following, is the activity climate tellectual emotional experience, and by course, that it is Catholic lives is Bible that the Catholic Church which it This an ideal at far such a man can be an present experience! humanized. The (with imprimatur) and pre- from achievement In the of honored, followed and preserved hurly burly reality humane spirit it good toil for planting the seeds ferably one of the recent Catho-. the spiritual force be for the long centuries when there cannot merely negative, of spiritual truths I lie translations like the Con- merely censorious It commend were no Pentecostal groups must the good We tee the significance of programs like fraternity edition If are as well as condemn the evil. It recognizes that this —and do to this is I-el It be book for you wise, you will get we not mean infer that a use The while the spiritual and the cultural away from this group there are closely related the only one— in that they manifest a tense expensive, well bound and illus is still a chance for •nd that refinement of mind contribute of editions you and for can to responsibility on the part of industry for the In Cuba and j trated as not likely to not of is the your family Why talk it out purity spirit. This philosophy behind the public The sponsor of television programs be used for daily reading Get may Congress one with dif- comment that follows do a priest, because your either of two things; Give the public what or several inexpensive Bibles are A few weCks ago the made ficulties very, very easy to Telephone Hour they want, or give them what they need. Big that will be used daily. In fact, television After answer Its debut on of con- Louis Francis make that many years business may cater to the lowest common de- By Budenz sure every one In the tributing to civilized radio listening it made who has a nominator in taste, or it itrive to family can read, his; public may So Q. Please answer this ques- buay art tha Red*. at our 1950 Its notable contribution to civilized television view educate to when committees stated more must be of the the public a taste for better things done. own copy Bible; he tioo I-atin American may in your very fine news- ing This doorstep and in that “the Communist Party does preference is based on the recognition that be encouraged to underline I paper. Why cannot as a non- our own it THAT SOMETHING more Is Those who did not catch the country, that would not believe in trade unions. In that first public taste can be It thoughts it strike him. program educated. other than Catholic receive Holy Commu- take a daily comment to nothing the demand may pick it up later, since it will be believes in using trade unions in the a monthly It it difficult to assess what keep In the last place, as just degree of “Abolish the nion in order to strengthen my track of them. And Eastland and Wal feature. Not only was the program refreshing influence it believes in using them for first, read the Bible a filmt of tex and violence have on yourself, juve- ter Committees. the faith* from for tha wa can the Repeal change westerns and moment, con- purposes of the Soviet Un cover whodunits; it was a nile but it It not difficult to realize from to cover, and then delinquency, " Smith, internal Security. Commu A After the very fine compli- centrate upon ion welcome departure from the cliches of standard that of over again It is God's word a people fed on a steady diet mirth, ment may- nist Control, and Walter in your question, what can commu n a t McCar television There in and i programming was no “host" hem it not So " madams being influenced for quickly are forgot ran Act* we do but give answer’ moves in Cuba thing* Q. I visited a Pentecostal 1 you your a dinner jacket reading lines from and the a teleprompt the humane good ten Reds are High audience ratings that the now wrap- To for The and Red pres- prepare the gronnd Church where they go by the As you say in your letter, you er important was thing the performing art should not be the sole arbiter of ping television pro up their pressures on Con- snrh agitation Bible all I know the director sure on Con- throughout the the way. am learn- really reason ist and the avoided the grams is cluttering up That putt the meant that commerce gress to halt all internal security country, thorough review Is The Sacraments gress to com- a ing all about Christ Instead* ef are means or screen with elements Good distracting talent above the end that it it man, and that a thought- with pro-labor and pro-Negro made of the derisions plete the Su- various the Pope or the Virgin Mary. channels of divine life that Christ was presented with good That taste sounds sim lets and dangerous of lift. trappings. That Is way evident in the by the Supreme Court Why Catholics preme • Courts' favor- do not follow the left to us In and through His review of the Supreme Court de- able to the Bible? squashing of conspiracy. Church You are not a member cisions which Political Affairs of work is cut out A If fol- of that legal checks on Plenty for us Let us see they arn Church and thus are not Catholic gives not only In order Courses to com- in legislation in lowing the Bihle all the Information communist in- favoring Congress way. permitted to use the bounty that mend them but also in order to that will halt the do trigues. actually con They not praise Mary, yet Chnst left to its members. make manifest that Whether you know them by the name Cath- in information classes in in Cuba bids fair to be the something apirary within America. the Bible states about her: "Be- Do believe that Jesus parishes our area scar.* you Is olic information or classes, hold henceforth all courses, inquiry or It remains now that all Catholics be alerted to of extensive communist efforts generations truly present. Body and Blood, information Catholic forums, a series of their I shall call me (Luke lectures share in this work of conversion. Note the recent manifestos issued blessed" Soul and Divinity. In the Eu- in the Catholic religiorf for non-Catholics is and 1 48) follow the Bible aimed Gone, long gone happily gone, are the by the Communist Party of that i Catholics charist of the Catholic Church? at the chiefly spiritual “have-nots.'’ days when could be and praise Mary religious expected to do this country, known under the name The Faith in Focus If you do, what is (here to keep “Spiritual have nots" work of conversion. Indeed the is here of These others do not talk about are those men and wom- day when Popular Socialist party. It is you from accepting the rest of the en and unfortunate children who the laity in increasing Pope; yet Christ Himself have no reli- measure (happily again) also to be seen in the greetings Catholic teaching and thereby be- tie made Peter the first gious at all. Recent figures estimate Is given the responsibility for at least of the the American Pope (Mat- that in part issued by Commu- coming abla to receive Jesus thew 16 18 John 21 the metropolitan region 4% of instruction of converts. mass 20; 15 17). of New York 34 prospective Only a nist Party to the victorious Cuban Trent on the Eucharist Himself’ be called will You do not Mass the people should religious "have nots" movement reach the mass of those who need rebels say they say | Your to the question brings mind because they claim no affiliations Christ in His Church and only the laity yet at Last Supper Christ with any reli- in num W. ■ Shea S.T.D. the reflection that so will A OF these By Msgr. George , Himself said "Do many good gious body. . bers give us this mass movement. BTVDY documents this in re- living and well and of others membrance of me” (Luke 22 19; meaning Protes- In Catholic information courses use in The The true I the counties of New Jersey spiritual the laity appearing doctrine about stance of bread and wine remain tants are of the of and Cor deprived treas- exist in and can operate with proper fruit only if the Worker Jan 11 and in Political Christ's 1 1125) Why do they "have-nots" surprisingly high percen- presence in the Holy in the holy sacrament of the Eu Affairs ure of the Eucharist. Even those laity is permitted to do its share; and when for December, 1958, dem Eucharist, which not do as Jesus commanded’ tages. Thus, in one report, the number of those was set forth charist together with the body who have a communion it onstrates that do not for the cermony not affiliated with permitted, does while the Ameri- here last week, the of and They pray dead. any religion runs in Bergen was belief blood of our Jesus j Lord do not since can really have Christ, 39 Only the laity in numbers ring all door communists hail “the almost all I you say. because It Is too late County to 4%, in Essex to 25 in can revo- Christians from be and 9%, Hudson the Christ, denies that wonderful do invite for they not have the true pres- to in to 46 in bells to "religious have-nots” to come and lutionary struggle of Kidcl Cas- until the to pray them Do they read 20%. Morns 3%, Passaic to 34 1% ginning Protestant Re and extraordinary change of the ence of Christ in their see. can serve tro's heroic to 2 Machabees 12 46 "It commun- and in Union to 34 4% with Laity to escort their non-Catholic guerrilla fighters," volt in the 16th you Sussex County not century. whole substance of the bread into ion fnends to these their Is therefore and They have, unfortunately, a courses, to be at their minds are on a holy whole considered part of the metropolitan area studied. side dur something with Christ's and whole Breaking the past, many body the sub- very ing the course, to assist to learn else some to for the poor facsimile, far Indeed All them the lull stance of the thought pray this points to a field white the Protestant leaders the wine into his for harvest denied blood from the real Christ truth of the faith and to be then be a kind of hu Their hero It not dead that they may loosed of do as know Castro, but Real while the souls that not yet God and Him Presence of Our Lord in the only species of bread Yet man guardian the from ’’ Catholics they go on in this' poor angel to new convert in his Bin general sins pray for whom God has sent Roca, secretary of and wine Jesus Chnst. These are Uoiy Eucharist, and contended remain, a change which and the the (since state strange beautiful life as a Catholic. the Popular Socialist ! dead, like Bible says If treasureless) without other sheep about whose party _ that the Catholic spiritual pcnl we can the euchsristic bread and Church has most (it that should that You can be a on the that you say we not, realizing CatholiQg are spir- not be missionary home front very Bias Roca who ap- you wine are mere symbols of tingly called transubstantiation complacent. You itually so much can be a Paul to your parish. Please not are contradicting the Bible. richer. These do peared suddenly and " of secretly Christ's body and blood, let him be anathema What better proof need for wait or that the Catholic to be knocked from You tell that at the non-Cathollc friends often have a your horse before so often in the me church you expanded na- is information classes or courses to who Christ present only by His week's which all wake up to the privilege of tional Last article you visited they actually deep spiritual hunger It will not bringing others to 1 committee of emphasized got are interested in learning meetings about the Catholic Faith the kaith, power. that the whole be satisfied, since the things and of giving them the great treasure the American Christ is present messages from God in tongues that invited For them j Communist Par- are every parish is really of in His under and alone an Christ My stical The Martin Luther, the species or translated them into can satisfy It. like in Body Church needs | ty while I however, held appearances English Jesus was a leading mem- Ideal center for it can most easily reach the other of the more to bread, How do know that Eucharist, the many local Catholic information courses. 1 fast belief in the Real Pre and again under those you messages forgiveness of of ber thereof. sheep its territory And the sins Catholic information course sence. But. of wine, and also under came from God’ Because by Penance. Mary as their nearest you This adulation of Bias contrary to the Cath- each part they With pleasure we note the intereat Roca and increased needs you olic of of the sacred said so’ Mormons Mother and the true hu interrelations doctrine Transubstantia- appearances, and say they got Church as with the Amer he remains present their messages from too their infallible and ran Reds lion, a coexistence of as long as those God. sure guide, prove that we are deal- upheld the appearances And they do not in substance of tha bread and remain These there are people who say have their present ing with an international conspir- that Church the wine with tha body teachings too are they themselves are God religion which at all and blood among the acy times is promot- .Support of Christ. dogmas defined How do know, for that If only they His views are still by Trent you sure, could know what ing one interest alone, that of the God is it is Thlj Is th# season for budget world maintained by most "If anyone denies that in the speaking’ they are missing and messages from death or divorce. Your Church la Soviet Lutherans, how contribution a dictatorship. and and venerable sacrament of the You say there are no signs or great an injury done governors financial statements That is are shared by many Angll- Eu was them In from pastors gilt edge dividends thou spoiled out by Cuban investment, will a top and charist miracles In the Catholic Church centuries when "The talked Is and cans the whole Christ is con- their priest money" an old, familiar sand and American Episcopalians. The past forefa- per cent, you are in no danger of capital communists when the collection Eastern Churches tained under each species Have you never heard of Lourdes thers left the true Faith cry. Undoubtedly, theme for the loss because funds they state frankly that infiltration separated and your are devoted to the glory be Rome also under each and where miracles take place You Sunday sermon can we of the from believe in every of regu are one whose overworked; but ex- of God and the salvation of Castro movement is the part spiritual souls. for the And miracles either that larlv’ that are hunger will pect that many pastors broach the of Real Presence and, for the most species is separated not be satisfied subject vjith What purpose turning it into by about the cathedrals of churches that opposi checked before after some reluctance from the rest let him be anathe- and by books or They realize the congregation tion to "Wall Street " part, accept Transubstantistion magazines You need thrown " are on comer? And the imperialism doctors the up every million ma so that there can be in may feel that one asked is also the one too no Christ His and get While they name certain Church in th» dollar schools? Couldn’t that big cor- mistakrs deciet. money be bettet or Not the ting, that the people may lose sight the fact How do "If anyone says that after the just true Sacrament of the of porations as "the enemy," includ we know that Christ Eucharist. used for the poor’ There is than physical the more consecration miracles when some- that diocesan priest receives only nominal the body and blood pretended You can have in a ing General Klectric, l» truly present in the Blessed Christ Com- poverty, there are the poor and depressed in Standard of by law, while the our Lord Jesus body says 1 have tuberculosis” munion salary, set religious order priest Oil, and the National Sacrament’ Later articles Christ are not —but not Protestantism spirit, for whom the church, with City Bank, will all. its soaring present the and then after a preacher places too gets no monthly pay-check at is in marvelous sacra Pray the if actually the US. show that this and our other be- for grace to make is a haven are When steeple, of quiet peace. There are the they his hands him, "I pastors appeal for funds for ment of the Eucharist, but upon says ll)* right anew shooting at liefs about the Eucharist are are move. We too shall poor religious faith and " pray in knowledge, for whom am cured How do know copper gutter on the church to present In you for roof, outfit an- The ridiculous of clearly contained In only the use of the you. the cross-crowned school the to feature all this Sacred Scrip- other to opens door reli- sacrament he ever had the disease, and classroom, expand an or while it Is re- overcrowded is that many of ture. But since it above all being gion and God There are our hie corpora- is the impoverished of soul, how do know he phanage. they are really asking ceived. and before you was really you to make an tions today smile infallible teaching not or after, destitute of divine for whom, the Church, amiably at So- (he of his investment. Through grace, and that cured’ At Lourdes the doctors it. you can worship God viet Russia the true body of the with her Sacraments, offers salvation. and aid the Church which sets and guaran-! more The house Mikoyan rxamine the case of a comfortably in His beautiful Lord does not In the miracle 1 In Your church, through of tour which will build tees remain con the Lord t-ywers over the up the a Catholic's faith on children community as a com any) and give evidence dis- Prayers it, your can be educated under secrated hosts that that the modern mumsts in their let us first hear or particles constant reminder that God Himself is our neigh "anti point, from the] there Ideal imperial- ease was before and now conditions, through It, you become parent are left after ist” on Communion bor its wide-open doors invite all to enter crusade Church the present subject. is remember Ibett your decetied to other of for certainly cured children, bereft father or mother let him " b\^ It might he wise be anathema priests enrichment of spirit. for some of “ The most noteworthy pro- No preacher like the one that I tliese corporations in Cuba to A item of modem parochial en- those spoke of as Archdiocese major expense i nouncements art made by you appearing on TV, j of Meteork Rage in Is the school profit-sharing with their teaching staff the Sisters and I the Council of Trent in the 16th employees, Rev John F and not to confbse the Lambert, dedicated lay people The mushrooming suburbs! century, over the above- Hours against Forty Jan 21. 19215 interests of labor with the work teem new with schools, available teaching nuns! mentioned Protestant errors. Eor Rev of the communists BerlholtJ I.auzau, 0. HeAfealft are at a premium, consequently, the call has Ma[?]lendar example, here is that General Carm . Jan 24. 192* out for gone more and more laymen and worn Council's solemn Archdiocene of !\eu'arl; IN THEIR PRESSURE definition of the Rev Auguattne Official Publication of the Archdiocese of on Con V. Dunn. Jan en to guide parish classrooms. These educators, gress, as well dogma of the Real Presence: Jan a kundi» Newark and of the Diocese of Paterson as in their activl Sfpiutiiiima Sun 24. 1955 also 11. ItIf Double however devoted, have to contend with the If day of tnd ( Imi \lolet No Cl Most Rev ties in Cuba, the anyone denies that the MMuHHimi Sunday Rev Valentine Thomas A. Boland, ST D , Arch communists pre tnd Colt SI foul. ) At Peter Cr Prof Chlehowakl Jan high cost of living; they deserve St. John's. 23 Mulberry Newark adequate salaries tend and with the Hi . of Trinity of Newark. that their interests and body blood, together 27. 1912 bishop those Our Lady of Isrrowi. Market M . and other compensations The parish Ja« M- Monday. Si Polycerp. treasury o: the soul and of our Je- Htahop. common people divinity, laird Garfield Rev Peter Jan Publi.hrd weekly by The Advocate Corpora are alike M«rt>r Double Kad Cl 2nd Coll A Jullen, 27, 1927 Publishing often wuts under the strain but Kl Catherlnea. hi lioa. Moil Ret 7 the future of This Christ and. therefore, It Kina Hillside «N». (N» homes A Roland. STD. PreauUnt. thought is sus the 2 11 ( onunnn Prof Rev Jamei F Rt repeated St Joseph's Horn#. II York ll . Flanagan children be again in Jarsay Jan Ret M.gr James A tlughea. PA. JCD. VG Vie* our ran safeguarded in no wav Jan tJ Tueedey Al John hryao . bellcr the whole Christ is truly, really, and C»ly ( President Rt Ret November Political 27. 1953 Magr Jamra V looney. AM . Sacra Affairs, •tom. BtahooC onfaaaor. Do*tor Double “The Pat 1. ltlt Ur>. Rl. Ret Mi|t Caeaer M Rinaldi talks we contained in the fchite Cl 2nd 101 l A would prefer St. Potar'a. . Thomaa A Walah, Jan. . Moat Ret Walter W Curtia. STD. Rt Rev M.gr 144 Grand Si Jaraay City hie tN be glad the church to tula Cl 2nd (all. A iN>. I B William r lawlor. PA. LLD is there support not it otherwise, power: let him be anathema." St Anthom'a kTJ Pae 1950 . MR. Rt Ret Magr W U the inescapable Orphanage cN» Cr Common Prof 28. shrouded in with aalc Asa . llam C tletmburh. Rt. Rev Mur Joeeph M. STD. darkness, dusty Kearny Jan Pnday Brady. 'sanctuary and fact is that 29 At Martina. Virgin. Rev Jamea A PhD. Rt. Ret Magr John J the constitutional same Cloherty, Jan. Dougherty. STL.. The Council also defined, lIDi bolted doors as in Red China Russia. Martyr Simple Rad Cl 2nd Coll A Very Rev Mur W or We 1916 George Shea. 8T D ; Very Rev M.gr rights and liberties of lN». 2 N iN» Pral 29. labor with no less the dog- Diorete Common John J Kiley, Very Rev Thomaa M Reardon. should rejoice in the solemnity, Pat«r»on Magr LLB. tremendous privilege that the of Jan 31 - .Saturday At John Boko. Rev J R«v Negro people, and the Louie Junta W O'Neill. Rev WtUUm coni-’ ma of which Bohl, Jan 30, N rteld. Rev Ed is-ours of providing a tabernacle for ihe Transubstantiation, (onfaaaor Double While Cl 2nd Coll ward A Ph D Eucha uunists 1917 Kynan. will stand or In IS. ISS* A (Ni« J II d Anderaon. in unity as ■ single and | rtstswb tnd At Unallut. 2 A iN*. 30, 1931 Insep- wine cease to exist In the Eu- Coil Cr Pro# When we die the of flubacrtptlor Price M year!/ only thing »• can take with arable whole.” Sab |, its* Trinity. charist, do not coexist with Christ is SdKd#4dliHd Ivnfiv KPV: Diocese Paterson ••cond Cltaa postage paid at Newer*. N J. under us what we have a Cl OlorUi C». Crootfi A for of ae4 given away with generous This is untrue, as Ml. 11. the CIO dn- in the Blessed Sacrament: Ms Arsdamr. Cladstaob Poaco. B for Uio P«h. N ArcHdUocooo Rt Mar. I. Ift*. heart. Rev. Blaaaad Tnim, Uudas of P Dtoeaao Joseph E. Jan. X covered and ao well Caascla, Lasl Nownrhi of PaUraonj CoU. Snyder, expressed in | | "If anyone says that the sub- Mill Ad , Surllae Collocti Prof. Profoeo. 23, IMI ‘All Abbot Receives Jannarj 23, 1959 thr This and PTA Too?'- He Protests advocate 9 Cross Rev. John L. S.J. environment Pope's By Thomas, of their pupil*, some they interfere with their social Altitun! of the problems MILAN, Italy John has Saints the Week Protestor of Sociology. St. loon Uohersity modem parents life or take them Iron Pope of face Riven the in the home and see pectoral cross srhich Aren’t we getting over-organized? Our Is an ex- in the home. If would the pastor they he wore for 25 year* Sunday, Jan. IS—The Conver- an ascetic in neighborhood, and at •an of as an Arch- a mountain retreat 1602 cellent but now he's that all something school extension the He tucceedcd to the See In priest, insisting attend sion of St. parents about parental bishop to Abbot Ennio Paul. In hit zeal for He was named attitudes toward home and the teachers as their Bemasco- Bishop of Con- 1622 and with of St. Jan# Franc#* every meeting the Parent-Teacher Association and take the school m. 0.5.8 of the Jewish law, Saul became 398. and its work. their chi] , the Basilica of St. a stantinople in His denuncia- d# Chantal partners in training founded the Visitation an active In school affairs. I’m all for educa- This Ambrose here persecutor of Christians On hi, tions of part Catholie of view* and they sincerely in of a vice made him numerous nun* exchange dren, could not fulfillment Hr died at Avignon in 1622. hda Promise way to Damascus to tion. I’ve the and chil- la needed for cooperation. maintain made before seize all enemies and several times he H# it always supported school insisted my this attitude becoming was patron taint of r Jews who Journalist* In many t 'ope. Christ and banished in defiance dren I for all cases, parents and for- professed of the Pope, and th# attend—that’s my duty. don’t go this Finally, Tom, you are prr*t. parent- teachers face N bring them to Jerusalem as who hia mutual problems '°t hiving enough ex- espoused cause He died teacher Let the do their tunate In such a zealous money to activity. teachers work, and I’m In haying amples to others, in Friday. Jaa. dealing with children. They huy a Saul was sur- exile in 407 »•—St. Martina. and He tees cross when he was first satisfied. far-*eelng pastor. rounded \ irjt® Martyr. need by a light from She wn a Roman each other in out named an in heaven working the educational for Archbishop 1925, the Jaa. 28—St prorrss and stricken Wednesday. Peter who was I'm not Sure whether we're get- for the children, what are the practical solutions which future blind. A voice cried: arretted at a Christian will task Pope tried to a Nolasco, what It It, a cooperative buy eecond Confessor. The Founder while at ting "over-organized" or not as a teachers' and what co- meet "Saul. Saul, why dost thou prayer. She wat tor- problems, realistically the need* of hand one perse shared arhool. He located one which of the of by home and cute Order Our Lad) of Ran tured and I'm cer- operation they from children Me?” He was to beheaded at nation. Tom. but very expect par- under contemporary had to led Damas- Ostia It would he less belonged Abbot Corn! of som. dedicated to ents. probably cus, where rescuing Chris- about 228 tain this is not the case in our conditions. S| he was cured miracu- during the reign of Al- Ambrose but even troublesome for him to run the • that was tians from Moorish of slavery, was exander Severua. Catholic school system. You. and Teachers will come to know the Children too lously his blindness, embraced will benefit from this school but he expensive. born in as a one-man show, Toulouse and fought on thousands of otheri have done a the Faith and was parents, of the home because will does Several baptized Paul something exchange they rec- knows that this years the Catholic side against Saturday. Jan. 21—St. Joha splendid Job in approach later, though, he the Al- ognize that all their Monday, teachers, at not Chris “as able to purchase Jan. 2«—St. bigenses. I.atcr Bo*co. Confrttor. He develop responsible the cross Polycarp. he went to Spain wat bora •upporting the home and in school, understand liana. and he Bishop-Martyr. He was ol where he at God Love You wore it from was allied with St Ray- Becchi, Castelnuovo d'Aati in ay stem Catholic their continuously Bishop problems, are mutually in 'hen Smyrna and a Piedmont in on. adding the Venice disciple Of St. mond de Penafort He is said to 1815, the son of a education is one terested co,t in and are nf John. When them, sincere- arms to when persecution broke out have more peasant. After hi* Retreat jt he was named freed than 3.000 Chris- ordination in of the proudest ly Non-Catholic in working for a solution 167, he was lAtl Cross common Patriarch. arrested and or tians during his lifetime He died he began eduating boy*. He boasts of the Hence, Apply will Ky (NO—The dered to they encounter no COVINGTON. About six months deny his Faith. When he at Barcelona founded the institute known Church in Amer- ago he vis- on Christmas Day, now contradiction between what Covington Diocese will sponsor "rd refused, his they the Ambrosian heart was 1256 a* the Salesiant St. ica. basilica and pierced of John Bos This does are To Selves taught in school and its second retreat for non with sword annual a and his was what recounted its to body burned co. which approved ir 1860. not mean that history Abbot they learn from word Catholic Of the 22 Thursday, Jan. Fulton J. Sheen and exam- men Apr. 3-5. Hernasconl Before 2*—!st Franrls He also formed is no he a Sisterhood there By Bishop ple at leaving Jan. John de home. men who attended the first re Tuesday. 27—St. Sales, Doc- promised eventually Bishop-Confessor along the same line*, the Daugh- room for im- Catholics of the last to give the The U.S. treat, Chrysostom, Confesso- tor. He seven have entered the cross Bishop. was born at Annecy. ter* of SOME to the basilica to be Mary Auxiliatrix. for th# provement. 30c PARENTS worn r A was year gav" each to the Holy are op. Church and taking in Syrian, he bom in in 1567. se« four are hy its Abbot,. France, He distinguished education of.girl*. St. John real p to *uc Now he Boseo The source of your diffi * meetings ha, ful- Antioch in 344. six Father for the missions. The g because atructiona. f,Hod For years be himself in studies and the became died ir. wat culty stems promise 1888, beatified in 1929 from failure to under- 34 to fore he was Protestants gave $2 each ordained he lived as Coadjutor of Bishop Geneva in and canonized in 1924. stand the real function of the support their missions. The Cath- school in the educational process olics of the 17. S. have about 5,- As know, Tom, you parents have 500 missionaries the primary obligation to guide. overseas but Instruct, and educate their chil the Protestants drrn In the a sense school serves have about 28,- as an extension of the family A1 000. though teachers are specially pre- PATERSON How Is this DOWNTOWN pared for their task, they function IN EXCITING grave inferiori- as delegates or assistants the of in ty money parents. and personnel

the the TOTAL EDUCATION of on part of child Cath the in our society involves American both parents and teachers Par olics to he over- do ents not fulfill fheir obliga come? Through Increased spirit- tions in this respect by simply uality and principally through the the supporting school and hand idea that we are co-redeemers Ing their children over to the of humanity with Christ. teachers Likewise, teachers make Christ on the Cross potentially serious s mistake if they assume saved all the Chinese, Indians. they can manage the child's edu Buddhists and Moslems. It is up cation by themselves True educa to us who are members of His tion represents the ade balanced, Church to setualize that redemp- quate. complete formation of the tion what child through offering either as he develops toward ma we have or what we are! The lurity. This process obviously re more we are Christ's, the more quires the close cooperation of we give whst we have to Christ Pn i family and school We cannot Increase giving to the hWtl To be sure, and teach- parrnts missions until we increase grace ers fulfill distinctive rolei, hut and sanctification in souls. the goal of their efforts, the yxa | total formation of the child, ST. PAUL SAID: "In (his mor- cannot be divided into XI neatly tal frame of mine, I help pay off a unrelated com- distinguished, the debt which the afflictions ol ce partments. The child Is one—- rat' Christ still leave to be paid for at home and in school. Parents \e^ the sake of His Body the c Doors Open and contribute to " teachers both Paul did 9 30 A M. Church St not mean his gradual formation. Either that Our Lord did not suffer all Duly they work together or they He Thun could but that we have not Open work against each other, and S Nichu yet appropriated all the suffer- .»W ™« k Eri the child will benefit or suffer iSi* To 9 PM ings In His Flesh to our flesh. FEW OE accordingly. A ... JUST As our hands are with BELOW some LISTED Unfortunately, parents STORE! the of His nails because THE and teachers have overlooked imprint what we sacrifice Is in our tight- this fact Because they had great closed for ly fists, as our feet are V 1 LIES. esteem teachers, or because FABELOIS riven with steel because mission- WITH they thought they were too busy, JAM-PACKEO aries leave our homeland for the some parents handed over the cn tire training of their children missions, and as our hearts are to FLOOR To 912.« the with the of MAIN Hog. H schools, evidently believing pierced lance sorrow that their parental obligations because of the millions who have 30-99! $3.90 Hogutnr ended there not come to the love of the Sa Some teachers cred were apparently Heart so we stamp our flesh Ifi■ $l.BB Simo 10 to content with this ■-"'»” quite approach, with the pattern of Our Savior's Imdle,' Mohair/Wool either because they overestimat sufferings l*r. $1.45 99r Hnir! 3 ed their own ability or felt that Hog. It rrmalns for the Catholics f parental ''interference'' would be 9'2.0fi. $1.99 of the U.S. to apply the Cruci- Hogulnrlg a nuisance at Perhaps these Christ 51 IS V fixion of to their own tiludes were FJr«l Quality not so harmful in flesh rleeee Lining*! 9 1.93! $2.99 to a greater extent than To the Hog. past under more stable social S.reat*h the equivalent of the of Hooded price ■ _ conditions Mon's Woo|f They are in Lom|>., OH $6JO clearly package of cigarettes To 911. a year. Hog. adequate today Como To ail who read this column, Men'* “Perry Lining*! oarh 2 for $3 I KNOW, brgin with a little sacrifice—- Beefy Quilt To 92.07! TOM, you are going Jackets ’ Hog to ask what send least . is to be gained by us at a dime. Men's “Bomber ™Jac,B„r 910.fi 7! SSJO such To frequent meetings of par We will send World y you a Mis I ann ents and teachers All Sanforised parties smn Rosary if send Men'* you us a sac | Colors! 51.99 will benefit Schoo rifice of 42 along with your rc Parents will know their All get to Because quest you pray and sac Bay*’ , " _____irrog». ' one day she may place her 18! sixe, 6to Boy* Divine Son In their hands. 3 for $1 .<"2uirt Sen.atlon! Hog. OOr Intentions January er- C Cut out this ™” Tab,! column, pin your Boy.’ $2.66 The Holy Father's general Shirt* .rith Biaprr Hog. 9199! sacrifice to it and address It to “‘£ ea<<<-'l Intention for January is Bonble-Breasl Bishop Fulton J Sheen, Na Infants Thinking with the Church F|eece! complete tional In H » 51.99 Director. Society tr* the The mission intention Blankrt, sug “Walking Propagation of the Faith 366 Infant,' gestod for the Apostleshlp of e Kit* 2 #et* $3.50 Fifth #«-#«•’ Ave New or to the . York 1, “Stor-O-Letf Prayer by Pope is 50-Pc.'u'rc - your diocesan director Bishop Incredible!Incredible. That the unity of the Chureh if DrPffJDre**e»! it />t*n~iiti Martin W Stanton, 31 Mulberry Jlalerni V ahould Cotton attract nations to the 2-Piece St Newark 2. Rt. Rev Msgr Sale of Faith. . William F louts, 24 DeCirasse St . Paterson Homemaker! Thrill Every Values to Letters to the Editor

«r*» 44.**— ,k. M UJsm e**!-—— 66 T •**■“ 2 - 4""*- *” •*« **•'” * i* *•h -« 1 r.rln A Toll - Chenille* rTj„j.|Yee Vl*co*e #/-«»' 99c Cuba Executions Mikoyan's Visit * Beautiful Sprea »et Blanket* Hp j».t $l.BB Sheet . ..Heaco ,r tf And Mikoyan And McCarthy » S„,.e on Sale-Prlced! get To 91.90! $l.BB Editor: F.ditor B« Ensembles Hiff and 3-P.ere The protest criticism cur- In rending „e„,,,if«l Set,!- your editorial. "How „ee $1 fl „d Valn 91.09! pair rently heard in Washington over Hog. Ixing. America’" on Jan 9, and Cafe the of Batista execution parti- "Voices in Byed-To-Malch Bacron! Raised Protest" on |*„Ponl $2 pair Cuba strike Hpq. tans in a sour note Jan 16, one question came to Cur Tailored - —a note that sounds a great mind Would 15-Inch Curtain*! the Soviet First Dep Dacro„ 72x100! $l9 deal like hypocrisy Kor these «/.v.9»T J 8 dozen uty Anastas I Mikoyan be visit- In walls of grief, many instances, ing the Slates Uruted now if the come from the same throats late Senator Joseph R McCarthy which have been most loud in were alive’ and Girl* & welcome applause for Anas He for characterized what you have Wearable* tas Mikoyan. Winter Why are some men editorialized, yet he was con •o callous, so silent about the domned Saving! and unacceptable by at Gigantic millions murdered by this Mos Subteen* many of the Catholic clergy cow agent, find FASHION when they it so W'hy these editorials lit are writ easy to be Indignant about the ten’ SMHLOOR $!• fi-M hundreds killed in Cuba’ Hoa. 919.9 M SI»om wonder if another Catholic I 1 lay hold no brief for Castro, hut man of $5 Senator McCarthy's sta 93.09! 2 pr. we should bear in mind that, as lure would ««d *»« Hog. nttrmpt to fight com yet, we simply do not know ...el Lining*! __ munisan. which is the greater 99.93! $4.66 about what ««b enough goes on in Slack* Hog. enemy of our Church, Cordnrog Cuba to be able to In knowing Wool or make an «irl,’ c,! how little he f abr( support would re- To 929.91! $l5 telligent Judgment about any Hog. ceive from his own kind Car phase of It. Of what happened in Girl.’ Quilt-Lined Maybe it not Coat*! 97.97! S3J9 Is too late to write To Russia, In In Armenia Hog. Siberia, a favorable editorial on the late In and of the or Hungary, part Senator Corduroy “ Joseph McCarthy and re in Wool, played therein by we dinate, Mikoyan. vitalize the Catholic know laymen who PATERSON only too well. Subteen have been * O^ discouraged hy the at la lh»lh* ♦*»*•"' 29 I The whole Mikoyan visit PARKIM#ieARKiNOi r.n.P.rk UTUH’NT STORE was a end „, n i tltudes ol many of the * •»d. disgraceful clergy who M«al.le.l 29 spectacle, In ..nl.nt Ur,. JACOBS publicly M, "‘ it criticized the Senator or •" deed; has not been improved L.t .r.und *H« «•'"*' were afraid In to aupport him when Ut w. «♦*- the the Inconsis t.a A., .r .a* slightest by he needed it most *•«••*• »"* ’*"f tent over , aw r parkin# concern the events in He was the Patrick Cuba. Henry of pal Ritnß our time*. Robert E. Tarleton. Richard S. Riley. Parsippany. Elizabeth. 10 THE ADVOCATE January 23, 1959 Newton You Can Help to Educate Benedictine Going to East Africa Native Mission Priests NEWTON Rev John W Herlehy. OSB , Benedic- The Father tine of St Paul's Holy has realized missionary priest Abbey here, will sail the great need for native priests Jan. 23. to his returning mission in East He to post Africa. missionary countries. The Pon- for the been Society has here since been Propagation May. 1956, having forced to tifical of St. Peter the re- Society turn for an extended rest period Apostle for Native Clergy was in- of the Faith stituted in 1889 for the Father John, a native of Brook- purpose Archdiocese of Newark: of these lyn. was first sent to the Ndanda educating priests. It is Abbey district, the presence at Most Rev. Martin W. Stanton, S.T.D„ PH D, 1.1. n Nullius of not a religious society but an or- Peramiho. Tanganyika a large Moslem com- 31 population Mulberry SL, Newark 3. N. J. in plicates ganization to collect funds. The Territory, 1947. There he waa missionary problems. Phone: MArket 2-2803 the St national director of the Society attached to mission center al Paul’s Abbey, of which Fa- Hours: Dally, 9 a.m. to S p.m.; Saturday, 9 ajn. to 12. Litembo in dis ther is for the Propagation of the Faith the mountainous John a member, belong* Diocese of Paterson: trict of western to is in charge of this collection. Tanganyika, near the Ottilien Benedictine Con- Rt Rev. Msgr. William F. Lake Nyassa gregation, which You may not have a son of Louis. J.CJ). maintains mis- 24 Do Grasse SC, Paterson 1. N. J. After sions in Natal, South Africa: your own who is a priest, but , several years at the main Wee- here to Phone: ARmory 4-0400 station at wan. South Korea; and in is a chance have some- Litembo, he was sent Cara- Hours: Dally. # a.m 5 to cas, Venezuela, as well one at the altar who all of his to p.m.; Saturday, t a.m. to 12. establish anew center among as in the Tanganyika Territory'. life will be your intercessor be- W'ambetengo tribe, where he succeeded In cause you laid hands of kindness erecting anew catechists to instruct all those church and on him. Send your sacrifice to rectory Conditions who Name are clamoring to Changing join the '■vere the Society for the TAKING primitive, w ith no electnci Propagation OFFICE: Rev. Paul ST Ind Church. Obituary Stephen Kenny. C.P. of St MEINRAD. (RNS>— of the Faith. pastor Michael’s. Union ty and all travel by foot and After 40 of "These needs are if the Is City, spiritual director of the Holy Name years publication aa urgent It a holy and wholesome Society, installs newly elected When he arrives back In The Church in Korea is to officers in Fast Grail, the national Catholie Korea Providing avail itself thought to pray for the dead the church. Left to Edward right. Sogliuzzo, Africa, Father will be president James John as of the wonderful that Rey- magazine devoted to marriage opportunities they may be loosed from nolds. vice Patrick Convert president: McDonough, signed to the Abbey Nullius of and Harvest at time." recording secretary; Ray Palma finan family life, is prevailing the their sins. We to changing its present recommend cial is the Priests in are O'Bnen. Ndanda, which nearer roast name with Korea averaging secretary; Joseph treasurer, and Anthony the issue to the prayers of our readers the Carnevale, marshal February Sisters than his former In the more than 300 converts each an- of Charity station. ' Marriage." repose of the souls of the fol- nually. In pre-World War II days Enlist School Aid lowing who have recently de- 30 St. Peter's averaged less than a they this life. Holy Name Gava is one of the very old cit- parted For 1933, their first year. year James ies of India. Nearby is the spot F. Reilly of work in Korea, the Columban F.lizaheth where Buddha allegedly attained A. Brite Honors Bishop Fathers reported 198 adult con- McQuaid enlightenment more than 2,500 verts. Last year they had 19,000 JERSEY CITY—A native son dent; Frederick years ago “Any contributions for our Grrtn. Clemens adult converts. of St Peter's parish here Arl inghaus, I There six Sisters of Charity school will he received with was C. Andrew KlaseJ remembered Veteran Columban missionar- specially on the Georce t- Butler jfrom Nazareth, Ky , conduct Naz equal gratitude. Please help us.” Sr*th and Ernest ies attribute the nave of con- anniversary of his death areth Academy, to which high hy the I-eitncr versions the bloodshed and Bell-Ringer' s Son of the to men Holy Name [school classes were Society added three SI. Brendan's. sacrifices of and laity at their Mass and Communion Clifton—Sigmund priests years ago. Tfie first high school Appropriately Siamerl Mtskemcr. president. George during the Korean War. Cate- students Jan 18 passed secondary school As the cook in the Maryknoll Peterson. Frank Plowman, John chumens in South Korea num- certificate examinations in March. mission in Chung Pyung, Object of the special Korea, prayers Maher and .John ber 102,500, the largest group Capelli 1958 was the for the of the local ringing bell Ange- Holy Name men was in Far F.ast. any country of the Sister Charles his wife the late Onr 1-ads of Sorrows, Miriam informs lus, gave birth to a Rishnp Remard J Me Kramy "Korea is on fire with religion," the Society for the A-drew Salvest Jr; Paul j Propagation bouncing baby boy Quaid. first Rishop of Rochester Rag) Columban Bishop Thomas says of the Faith that is The cook don. Joseph Melynis, Edward help needed was so happy that he Rishop McQuaid was bom in Quinlan, Vicar of Chun- Apostolic tf> build high school classrooms. asked the what StodaLski. Belra and pastor, Rev Michael is now St Peter's parish Joseph and of 38 of chon veteran years "Two years ago the 0. M the Andrew R I-eonard necessary Zunno, M . to name the and at age of was five pres mission work In the Orient, "but iron and steel were purchased, baby The priest took advantage ent at the first Mass celebrated Holy Trinitv. Hackensack —^ we need fuel to keep the fire but we have been able do noth- of the to occasion to baptize the in Jersev Citv This took place Tnomas f O'Dca. burning—mors priests. Sisters, president. ing with them Bricks, Korean with Nov cement, young an appropri on 23. 1R29. in the McQuaid 1 J Irro. churches, schools, and above all awns Fred Hoffmann.) sand, wood, plaster and many ate Italian name—Angelo. home I.ater. the young McQuaid. Raymond Pace. Chris Aiellos and other materials have to be ob- ordained on Jan lfi. irir was Clifford Sharpnack and is that where we tained, must the first president of Seton Hall turn to Mrs. ISewland St. Francis, you for help. College He noboken-Anthony Bishop Stanton was appointed Rishop A 510 contribution from 2.000 To/n. president. 1-ouis Is for of Rochester and was consecrated Caprto.j American schools would make Samuel Solecitto. John Amato.) At St. Speaker on July 18« R He Joseph’s 12. died Jan 18 the school a reality." 1903 Joseph Lombardo. Angelo Caprto. Bishop Stanton will make an Trinity Forum For all its Anthony Giaquinto and Chet* behalf of the antiquity, Sister' Following the appeal on Society Mass, a cere WFSTF1FI.D Reed U-iPresti. - Man states, "Gaya is taking on a bit took for the Propagation 0f Ihe mony place in the school of modernity. It Newland. author of books and is the center of hall which Faith on Jan. 25 at St. Joseph's at Edward Slodowski. the articles district government, equiva- magazine on family life, Church, West New Rev. Holy Name president, York, is the third in the presented ent to a in lecturer an county seat the U S. Rev John EDWIN J. BLOOM John P. M'elgand, pastor. R Morris. St Peter's The Damodar ntial Trinity Forum She will Valley Corporation rheck Stanton is rector, with a for a mem Bishop deeply Jan has an unit speak 28 in Holy Trinity important electrical orial to he in the General grateful to Father W’rigand, placed new here High School auditorium and it is an Important rail- here and the church in of Insurance Broker Your to other pastors of the More memory Rtshop savings way junction The growth of than 700 persons attended grow Archdiocese per- McQuaid. for their coopera- past spiritual directors • Automobile sonnel In all these the first two lectures, given by fields means tion in making these and deceased members of the appeals Msgr. E Scheider, • Home (Home Owner*) more buildings and homes and of Joseph NCWC possible. Holy Name Society. youth director, and Rev Dennis ’ • life faster interest coursa mora children in the at J. Comey, school. S. J , director. Instl EJECTIONS AND installation • Notary Public tute of Industrial Relations. St. of officers are occupying the at •O FILLMORE STREET Joseph's Philadelphia tention ol College, a large number of Rev. John J Cavanaugh. CSC, societies The NEWARK 5, N J. following were re hire of Regular savingi a way monnting in a ADULT former of Notre np pleasantly surprising manner. EDUCATION COURSES president Dame • this week • ported MArket 4-0610 And when how much more at the University, concludes the series you figure quickly your money grows big S% interest on Feb 4 St. Theresa's Kenilworth paid on accountsfrom $lO to ItJo.OOO, it's to easy ice why to many folks Michael Mayer, president. Joseph Hudson call Firat National their hank. Aa added Mrs. Newland, mother of seven throughout County an eo*. SAINT Shermanski. I If PETER'S COLLEGE children, is author of "Hie Year outs Carasello. were born renience, once you've opened a savings account at First National, you yon may John Macik and and Our "We and Our Arthur Hndapp make offices. Children,” deposit! at any of our eight A dance will he held Eeh 7 with SPRING Children." and "The Saints and TERM " before 1900... Xt not the new as chairman visit ua It a minutes to Our Children At the Holy Trini- president hy today? takes only few open an aeconnt.

- Creative - - she on Bookkeeping Thinking French-ltallan ty Forum will speak let tell Our lady n( Ml. Carmel, us how can " you you "Christ in the Suburbs Spanish Humanistic Studies Investments Personal ‘<‘ll for 51.000 Bayonne I.con Malinowski >pply a life insur Finance The forum, presented the Music - - by - John Edward ance policy (for Philosophy Psychology History president Krolik. people up to age of of American combined societies the parish, ft) Culture Public Wal so that Tttt.7 ST Speoking Reading Sroczynskl. Joseph Kuh»C7. > you ran help take care is dedicated this to the Sis- year of final Improvement - Basic English - Digital and ter Ruth, Zygmund Zwierrhowski expenses without burden Computing ters of Charity of St Elizabeth mg I Electronic Data Processing. and John Regulinski. >our family FIRST XATIOXAL observing their centennial BAXK year You handle the entire j trans Onr l.ady of Ml. Carmel. Trna OrJERSEY SEND FOR action CITY BULLETIN by mail with OLD fly—James E Sets Discussion O'Connor, presi XMERICAN Adult Education Diviiion on of KANSAS CITY No obligation. No will Interracial one call on • • Justice 2641 Boulevard DE 3-4400 Jersey City 6, N.J. NItTLEY Is •MIKAOE "Interracial Jus Blessing the AVENUE OffICE: hwmometj Tear out this ad Awmm $1 Firry St'Mt tlce at Work" will be discussed and mail It today with at the January meeting of the Cat’s Meow your name, address and of •latllt UUAIE OFFICE: year birth to Old *HAA* ISO N OFFICE: Guild of St Joseph the Worker, Amer west kv mt vrcc ROME It was an unruly ican Insurance Cos, 3 West VERONICA'S VEIL according to Rev Aloysius J Pth. * but all Dept LII2E. Kansas Welsh, director "congregation," day City, Mis AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR PASSION PLAY the feast of St Antho- wMiri. The long on public is invited to the wltn#u*d • 20,000 It lost y*or came meeting, to be held Jan 28 here ny they to Sant'Eusebio

FORTY-FIFTH SEASON 22 The will Church to receive their annual Porformancot grouo gather at 7 45 blessing—they being the OPENS FEBRUARY 7th - CLOSES MARCH 24fh pm. In St. Mary’s Church for city's

recitation of domestic pets. the Rosary and op- Performance* for Children portunity for confession The Taken to the ehurch by their rats meeting, consisting of dis- owners were bedecked in Saturday and Sunday Matinao* 2:30 P.M. open cussion Ith I4rh and will take ribbons, dogs in plaid Pobruary 7th - 13th • 21it and 2ith forum, jackets, In Spatial Holiday Matinao Monday. February 23rd place at R 15 pm in the parish birds cages, painted turtles, 14th Mardi 7th - and 21t» hall. horacs standing in their traces Children's Tickets and of in groups of 25 or more—7sc each Discussion leader will be Rev. scads stray felines Thomas J. Carey, administrator Cats predominated because Performances for Adults of Queen of Angela, Newark the church is located in the Market" "Cat which gets its Matin and Saturday Ivanlng* and Sunday oat Ivvnifift lont during from the name of rats Rr»t Parformant# far Adult* Matinoo, army JOHN J. MUtFHT. Ha.l Sunday February 12nd at 2 30 MICHAEL J. FREE PARKING HARRIS which descend on the market Prica* at Adult Parfanoanco* 4s You'll Like teed each day to on refuse Front ISTAIIISHED I*l3 the Alt CONDITIONED Balcony $2.50 - Entire Orchestra $2.00 THE BRASS HORN left by the vegetable trucks and Balcony $2.00 l $1.50 HIGH LEVEL 1f.M.1.1 la HOME MADE If for fish wagons Banquet Rooms Available for All Seats Reserved Order Tickitt In Advance ROOFING EXPERTS The vagrant rats Ravioli Cavatelli 3 All • were the Occasions Open Daily for of Mti Spatial ratal groups 23 or mor* most blessed of the Your Pleasure SHEET METAL lot But Manicotti ; Cherry A W Grand th. (liiabefh. N. J. Writ® or UNION 5-2325 they through it all phono CONSTRUCTION slept 3 PRIVATE BANQUET RO(JMS * TO* CHURCHES, SCHOOLS ONI OP NEWARK'* RISTAURANTf VERONICA'S VEIL THEATRE AND INSTITUTIONS SIRVINO THI UUIMATI HeiiM nn« avento U Fourteenth Street at Central All typ. lulMm.l. Receive Aveni Members Poods. All foods cooked order. per *4S NEW HOAD Union City, New POINT Ave AULISE’S Jersey 925-31 West Side • ALSO PIZZERIA • II 1-1700 lIIZAMTH. N. I In Third Order HE 3-S94S City. located Bloomfield and NEWARK Ten mfmbfM on cor. Clifton Aves., Newark made On. Block Iran iacrad Cothadrol ihelr profession in the Haort

Third Order of St ROUND AIR CONDIT/ Dominic. Jan iUNCHION - 11 30 *• 1 00 THE OEIOINAI e lIT ItlE O OFEN DAILY 0 * 18, at St. Alumnus Church here DOROTHY DENNIS WIIKDAYS ALL VIAI Rev Rests ■ THE OIIOINAL e |JT |tTE < Ryan. OP, jsaisi iceet Mlvrßiri A CNrlilmei OPEN OAIIY

ant provincial director of the RESTAURANT DINNER I N I* Ml Dominican Third and Order, conduct 414 North Broad Street SUNDAYS AND SWISS CHALET Banquet ed his annual visitation to St II 3-9872 Elizabeth, N J HOLIDAYS 12:30 to 6:30 Antoninus Chapter restaurant and received „., Wedding by Duncan Mine*. Cue and Gaurmat Mo gofine*. the professions. RAMSEY, N. J. Tram, cir.u The Dominican Third Order Pogjjjtjss DELICIOUS FOODS was founded St by Dominic for DAvN 7-o*oo COCKTAIL LOUNOt lay 700 THE ROUNDERS Dinner* e Luncheon people years ago Inquiries

should be addressed to Rev Thomas J Ertle, O. p . director THREE CROWNS RESTAURANT Third Order of St. Dominic, j: SMORGASBORD South Orange Ave , Newark Uambar NATIONAL RKLBCTKD MORTICIAN* (h. *ervln« Unit** LUNCHEONS Canada. . DINNERS ■um. Maalco and moat foreign rountrtaa Onlj runaral . . Dlreclori In North Hudson providing thla aervtce

It la dignity. Efficient Service ond Flaaaonl Lourdes Novena Set MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY Surrounding! at •

modarato coal thot you coniIda r necettory In your aoloctlon ol a At St. Augustine's GRUETER'S Whan Funeral Homo, than oil thoco, and much Motoring Vl.ll tha "If. Matlti." N. J. maro, arc obtainable at Sparta. NEWARK Leber The Annual a. no FAMOUS • FOR ITS vena in honor UNION. N. J. • BANQUETS FOOD of Our Lady of Oracotul Lourdes, which has •out* n. n Country Dining ot Mod.rot. frlcoa been cor Dancing Nightly ducted in St. Augustine's MUrdock • LEBER FUNERAL HOME Church 6-4666 Luncheons and Dinners £i4* FULL COURSE here for the 45 past A years by *» CONDITIONED rot rout COMFOtT the CORNU priests of the parish, 20th ST. «nd iOUUVARO, UNION CITY will be LAKE MOHAWK DINNERS gin Eeb. at 30 ntADmONAUYinfMMIIWIRAU YOURS POR M YEARS'* 2, 7 p m. TELEPHONES! UNIon 3-1100-1101 The will LUNCHEON if SPARTA, N. J. COCKTAIL LOUNOt Ia novena be conducted DINNEtI by Rev. Paul SfECIAI Ottr Semite At Dippold d OCCASION! LUNCHEON it Available to Every Family * B Rev. Arthur Helmbold ROAD A con PIRMONT American * German O Swiee Cuisine Regerdlesi of Pmonetel Condition gregational procession wtl] cli- ,tlon rooted in the peoples of Latin America in a U’°Ugh Umitwl, 1,1 th of lb* Latin American and which is evident very special * r* ll*l™* functions Bitbopt' Council ( CELAM on the more so and eerw ) Sot. 14, way upon essential that your work monles ’ thousand marvelous And the insufficiency of m 1958. Tb* ways. truly notable »y be substantial Pop* txprttttd bit inlarnt in lb* truly and efficacious. d**p problemt of workers in relation Where parish evangelic to the greatest necessities of your orgamiation is still lb* Church in Latin inadequate, then, it is par America and recommended an nations BE y lr *b,e *° objective is noted with particular anxiety. FARSIGHTED! In a time which still havp "f°urse to , Is one of con extraordinary initiatives evaluation of lb* and 2y . ?" poiithe negative of the c t n *n U'* r **W* atpectt tilualion In the face ef this d conquest, you should know kening of consciences and to state of affairs there Is certainly no how to strengthen the the periodic iw- to achieve affective h J . a more pastoral there. s lor a establishing of contacts with life question of giving way to hut it more splendid religious future of the sacramental sources unjustified dlsconragment; your peoples, re of grace lh t ™ h wonld he less oneself * ,lt ouBh ** also Ss '°n' »" some of We thank Divine Providence M dangerous, on the other to allow ’ |’ may happen to you that "One your countr.es heartily which with loving de- hand, have wh^ tn another P^Uccd * ma be swayed by illusions which slow the action. . reaps” (John 4 37), the sower will not Cnlflc «nt of faith «l*n permitted as one of the first down energy of be denied rcflowering and Ua, acta of the universal Christian life We are certain that P 0t *nd rew,rd For ministry imposed on Our the Catholic and life in the regions indeed, he will be able to have weaknesses, to receive in spirit afn *? - . Our presence mretaste of of Latin America have sufficient it. contemplating now in his ' and to address the representatives force in themselves to > 'to thoughts the white ' RK < FRTAIN of the Latin American hier- justif that for that actuation greatest eit of lh* fields which he "in ; of your hopes for the future. waters sweat . programs archy meeting in the city which is fatherland If these hopes are to be successfully by his and his tears. b ,o fmd of all Catholic CrCat *nd realized it is, however, g<,n<,rous help on the of peoples, to hold the that— in addition to th. religiousJehcio 1 orders and . third of indispensable epi YOU congre meeting the "Latin American Epis- SHOI,LD HAVE ‘hat Clines, of which cations, as well as on toe ” of vision in the part of heavenly graces, and sear?* , more copal Council ardently pas- l nations favored with insistently implored—holy nmon good will or can tors how make you Perceive, not only a duty clergy, which In any manner know to # u /°I This Is an act which employ the special means which the special to hi ro if .. offer you a useful Our predecessor of tiled, but a means, collaboration situation* ' among the most efficacious, for as unforgettable requires. . To memory intended to perform. In th* •Pintual of these nations We wish to interests your individual dioceses. repeat, with all the warmth ,5 of Our the a authorizing constitution of your council, he **lnK now ,0 ,he would paternal heart, the pressing concrete, it seem Is appeal already made Ri.h to that the to had ruled that three Means “ Our In,mediate years after its approval it (Which Are America predecessor of holy Necessary) should set In for themselves a double , memory favor should meet Droffl?* of the Church in this year, in 8 m Wlth cl which falls the cen- »rity and decision; l.atin America They s'mu -I know th.- one which We could call a p tenary of To this , ever in the foundation of the Pius Pontificial end the following means are onittcrm they do this will be of necessary: program, other for more immediate realization. respect particular pleaaure to Latin in (1) A CLEAR of from American College, the center VISION the reality of in all their that this moment the of of things V 1 and V.cr . k blesaea their Christianity itself, under the aspects, In their progress and in their of efforti and aska to reward watchfulness an.l eventual retrogression; Tlie God them abundanUy. near to the heart of the objectives to be Long-Term Program The road which the adopted; of the of the difficulties, you will have to travel. Venerable "Episcopus Episco- possibility Brothers porum’’ of of the means so as more indicated to If are not ' (fjishop Bishops), to sum up be applied these thine* To ,rll w ,lway r ",y Fac * “ with ,he tnj ‘h. » cannot say We call l*«t »od ... that that which rSJ? the first of always , .pin, period its activity and required by pastoral a similar study is sll the ’’ to renew prudence, wUI called rogr,m not also require immediate reallza- spirit and more for wnen it is a matter tionl* Un on tn strength for future ones of comp icated nn< difficult “ 1 f. pas,oral solicitudes. In But thcse are directed and considered artl ny°»ii.,r,^r^*l ‘ study and In Instead it falls situations in connection as serving the eti n wil be for to Us to do what he would have with which every obstacle must be borne purpose you an to tell of a distant future. encouragement and a support done; in They refer to the * you what he doubtless would mind and great objective dd l °" of r have wished to sav every possibility wisely employed hrlp od to vou to e ' rn afar, gives who In His provtdenUal to speak • meaning and unified worth to seen,", ‘ t 0 the ’ designs you, for instance, of the r ,n the continuity uillrrent v,,ur rr Klons sun hlgn uninterrupted of the most (2) A PLAN OF actions which should lead and stinles and ACTION in line with with foresight to It. such nnhl r ""T, a feconate concern of reality, noble the Vicar of Christ for responsibilities, you will feel (t your n -lions, and in things your side-constant and the choice to be of th. very special intended, reasonable in of means T IS HARnL and maternal the of solicitude with which Y NECESSARY to presence this he follows vour mention what this objective Apostolic Sec, which concerns employed u ~ relic, in your >» It a on efforts directed toward and consul* in an organic special way the precious preserving increasing in those! Is .trengthening of the ba.ic itntcture. contribution which Latin It known that the Church—schooled centuries America nations that by of is in a position to give which constitutes their ecclesiastical life in your nations nich to the beneficial of greatest title to u a n cause the glory; Christian to its , Church experience—prefers leave to sons and to the orxanira- To the end that *“ * the b efici to the of hope which We place In tions which flourish KoiZ* 1 advantage your Latin America In It, with the exception of the Plf in!" *n , may be realized always all the field* in as soon as which the Church ha. the and possible. We heartily to determinations of the hierarchical (.nd right impart you authority established by to the \or> worthy of extend it* own work, from Bishops you rcpresenl. to Latin ' ranging that area which is your priests to Importance America Himself and the of principle ecclesiastical discipline, that rnnr, jour men women ' „r,ctly .piritual to those of and religious who areas charity, of teaching. In give (heir labors to'the reasonable freedom of movement i which, so in human so- °r d f Latin American to And Its Problems e ° *°cial llf* conf°rmify continent, your faithful, ciety, Is the with the Divine Law ,0 those source of richness of and and•nd withh r , who are active especially energy enterprise. the true interests of the in the rank, of the V human apostolate of th. Cti0n COnCerT1 collectivity laity o£ 7 W* M,d But it is also true in particular 1*cl.l solicitude that the same measure that dangers Apostolic Benediction AnH w *"", V* -, - are Primarily and * °n FI* rlalJve fundamentally this means the arriving ,up< *- they pressing, the higher'and at correspond lo more arduous are the objectivei aimed sufficiency of reality ‘ apostolic forces, and of priests in at, so it is more particular necessary to close the ranks solidly m order to qUe,llo n hlCh * lready cons, tul< ‘d the center achieve the common occuna';, , .r ' of the pre- C°l and difficult end. It pertains, then to that occup atlon p °,h<,rwlif ,n th. pl.ce and , he gtudy 0( , hc R|o do which Latin which has Janeirn Cnn{rrrncr ind Amenc.Am,'/ y?,iu the responsibility for the success of the and problem, hold In the undertaking—- l ° reCUr Whcn Church cannot but occupy “ ■> matter of the this Apostolic See and, in union with ; LT- religion, ' Piacc ntso in the hoar, of it, the Shepherds of dioceses Problem of Latin A .hould him who. through ntvine America, now be to considered by in l;; 1 procure the cohesion and coordination the force* II you mandite, has the ol sn is • its fearsome though sweet urgent importance. the of Advocate responsibility the to any waste and to Church and of its prevent possibly with H destinies obtain, forces united, pleases Us to recognize, to your praise and to that of those results which the but your willing dispersed of in One must recall in generosity January 23, 1959 this respect that in lhe many e™"™* the vast of dividual, never already 11 regions could succeed In achieving. mademTde'Tow'a'rHtoward h n,,nr SOU,h of hastenmr the solution ot thev- lhr R, ° . r,„ , ,L° Grindp *60*million probb ~r ,. ( ?' m°r * atholics live today-.lmost (3) l° ** don nd Wllh the entire of THE COLRAGEOUS EXECITION of * * lh* hflp of God " population Latin Ameri the plan drawn be "done ’ ' can ca who Constitute a little less than third up after study: a of the Catholic world prolonged without allowing oneself to be dis- and who. through the geographic armed by continuity of the nations in difficulties, witnout losing heart because oi the slowness IT IS which NECESSARY however to the of proceed enthusiastically wl«e- 1 unity or similarity success or partial of language. .hrough disillusionment, ready to reexamine the 'J »nd patiently„ discerning I™" in order to remedy kinship of blood, traditions, and programs by them whatever might history, truly seem to constitute adapting to changed situations or correcting and< * fprootc d cau f °r a compart bloc on which scarcity or loss vocation, shines -sien and eventual defects, in ‘ , *s* of factor of a i.ior strong command, amo, CATHOLICISM & inti paternal In the encourage- among your people; looking after mate and ' i.ii ne> «,,n profound umty-the standard ment of one’s ranks, 1 In 1 of the cross own trustful in God to which the Who. giving His °tfCtinS your 0 Lalh pr pnrB '* every "1 1D °l,C Church h*» servants danger. hold «bove U for centuries the necessary strength snd wisdom, will know how espe.esneniMi.* the,1"*'" to ally younger ones, and resplendent* His inspiring in then, the love for win own battles pnestly sanctity, the true secret of fruitfulness Their number always in apostolic action. Increasing, this compacts, of their, (4) A AND The moil precious fruit of PSYCHIATRY: and the BROAD all this will he unity which stems from CORDIAL collaboration, not only the the traditional love of among precisely the those with common worries blossoming of new religion of their ancestors and problems who can better i vocaUons and the formation sound make of Latin American Cathol- examine of t icism the elements hristisn consciences, and an element of great together and reinforce, at least in part, the ready willing to collaborate In the moment for the Ufa of the entira reciprocal! possibilities of but also coming of the Reign of God. Church and of Its solution, with who are will-1 future destinies. those able and DO THtY CONFLICT? to Allow the Vicar of 0n no k h tng lend fraternal aid, a thing for Christ to avail himself such ' 5IK-a '*“ of the so lndispensible today Latin of sn occ.slon Importance of the »o ‘ , America. desr to hu heart to h “ 0f U *s* f,ctor*- the flame aolemnly commit each one of you to this of faith which fromfm theth‘ sery noble and fundamental undertaking scry has as well ail beginning illuminated its histors far (rom as tnose W * nd nickering in LaUn America, r<,p,T,rnt ,hoM who ‘"tend to Jesuit Father shines aver more Conference of Rio de give you their says William brilliantly’ Can We Janeiro firairmalr.?e™./T , - J. Devlin. Cathol- nut that hflp in your say this noble family of pastoral duty. nations, w itch is icism and constantly psychiatry can work together. growing Moved through admirable by similar considerations. Our unforgettable demographic, civil, cultural and predece. Read economic development, and sor, Pius XII of Immediate Psychiatry, Sin and Father Devlin" In which seems to draw happy mcmor>, who- anxieties , ml tha near to the I. r Programs threshold of the world's echoed In so many new issue of Look destinies so a, to assume parts of these Our a Magazine. Learn a decisive words, wished few year, why this famed role, preents ttsrlf ago that the entire I Wh ° U W deeply animated by a spirit and Latin American y U *»• thul for priest by mt.-nt ons Episcopate should combine Providing a better believes there arc win'n ’, ,?* ! future. It many sins that cannot be dictated by the Truth which alone its own experiences and energies will naturally be indispensable for make* men free and to examine you i„ alien, nations thoroughly at > I ,n it. most cured by prayer alono and general conference In Rio Janeiro complete manner to . how many sin de the religious situation posstbl. the present spiritual . . people of need, of your the dioceses ,nd of because of subconscious respective nations, and in a your nations drives and desires very special way the problem that of the clergy and of those who give ro'lahoration do not understand of the and hHn » i THEREFORE they and cannot control. Responsibility IT WILL be Episcopate the priests in the and necessary to eatabllsh other apqstolate, in that way to study accurately pro Learn LOOK (trams of a more m about the to immediate Intrrcsl and this personal- means be adopted which „ ,o,„r c.^srs fascinating e n 'r ~ to b Broth,r*- »"d by remedy their present insufficiency. of ; you W. me.n to may be an urgent nature. ity, Father r.f Y , ,'* These .hould also be Devlin, priest and refer lo the whole beloved of prepared psychiatrist, and how Episcopate Latin Americi-it with every care, givmg is preference the most your urgent under this unique combination is responsibility to set so that all C.E.L.A.M. him to find this become. . to the works helping new h.ppy reality takings and of most vital It is Importance. your responsibility )uu, whom the Smr.t insights for Catholics. Holy ITr„u too h Study how the action decision of The Latin of your prirsts be the Apostolic See. has placed to American Council may ntillied In govern, each in his Episcopal arose to continue the the most effective manner possible, well own diocese, the Holy Church work of the Rio de Janeiro ai as the precious of God conference—which offered .i mac work of and men women religious. And here permit the Esther, nificent example of cordial who feels the as collaboration the joy. well as the among Bishops of Study the apostolic anxieties of each of hu the entire continent, and contribution of well prepared lav son, a, h„ own an which had the aux . who un oP J£ participation of r , pre lliaries, without the express to his neglecting precious them hopes and his aentaUvei of the of support offered by the fears, permit him to to episcopates other countrie* fraternally press TODAY... GET speak bound and by the other modern forms for the LOOK a clear word which is to diffusion you both a comfort and it, the two Iberian of thought an particularly nations—and to tranri.it int We encouragement must consider, for how action example, we could the conclusion, of this with make valuable conference, the purpose of IT MUST TRULY be a comfort for in appropnate employment of you the tame it la being The instrument of contact the radio services, the way and of collaboration between .?** already for head of the Church to the iitiafactorily see ailac iment the Latin experimented in some places, tor ol your popula- American Episcopal Conference.” the diffusion of lions to the Catholic Faith. It U an attachment which neither painful national WA events, nor the deceits of doctrines S Pursu demonstrations which coordination, and promoting and continuously are repealed bnc sustaining works and WASHINGTON - Some 21.000 in or the other part of the undertaking, which, at in continent: lean an Indirect promotion kits been international, national and diocesan manner, would prove have distri- Eucharistic to be in the congresses, Marian common interests of the people of Latin buted by the Catholic Biblical congresses and pilgrimages sign America As of that filial to the It be devotion most holy would .uperfluou. to soclation of America in Virgin which seems lo record that the Councll-oor prepara °f lhe ,nd of M for that matter, the tion for Catholic Bible Jan »nr; solemn of episcopal conferences—takes fr> Week, ' meetings Catholic nothing m "and ° lhCr bfnencl the 25 ° * movemenl » of authority and the responsibility, Feb. 1. ths' the apostolate of which, through the divine laity l constitution of the Church, in The purpose of Bible Week pertain each diocese to the 1 h°w r °nld °« lawful Is to value of fail to rejoice, the shepherd. The Council doubtless represent, emphasize the rend . .i'* admiring a mean,of continuous development of the ecclesiastic under,landing and mutual aid the ink and studying Holy Scripture organisation In yonr which .pedal circumstance, the of tn Latin country, opening new Catholic wm America render par es and sr'ools particularly useful today THE BIBLICAL association the fervor of undertakings In d otion has the most diverse fields 11,0n of ,h«“ L »‘“> of the .!!“*' ?a ' American episcopate called ipofttolltf? .O attention to a statement 0t Pf " r hc,d " 0d Cfnt " the Catholic Mow uorldIrM makes ?“*' ' by Cardinal Cushing of Boston far from the truth Us sure that each the/ seem-to one One of Our who consider, desire* each . Cardinal "If those The said. we bear all things those who ask. and with 00* Wi“ f eacitedly unconcealed ilW,y, nd thom *" »dmlr »bl « »nd faith- in mind while reading the Bible eagerness "la Latin America fu^ech!^*^ ‘ still a Catholic continent?" that It is the inspired Word of But We would nevertheless be wanting in the dutv of objective God, every sentence will take on sincerity which Is proper to Our pastoral Paternal ministry, if We neglected new meaning." the other Suggestions aspect of the which situation, certainly do. not s cseaoe He added, "Our Lord has vigilant We urged your pastoral attention, should now like and which cannot fail to to give to your to fill Council, the us to the mind with episcopal search Scriptures'," your sorrow and anxiety conference, repre.enled within It. to all the Most Excellent o,d, and that much will be found in naries Latin of America, a few which suggestions serve a, "(hat ,T HAS BEEN THE observation of might them will be helpful and many. In fact, and __ and re- direction to jtuide that which regards each one inspiring." How Important Is ‘Forty Hours’? Storms are Hard Joe ORIGIN of By Thomas the devotion is ordered that the Forty Hours to certain sections ' lost have been pastor may request s specific in conflicting claims, but be in observed Rome. date he wishes. NEWARK—If you knew the Krantrd because o 1 necessity if it is known the Forty Hours He ordered that there be that In o( Importance the attaches so only the Diocr sc the Church was on Clothes being observed In Milan as "such an arrangement of THE FORTY HOURS has to the Eorty Hours devotion, Home is it to follow as mandatory early 1527. Ten years later churches and times thst, at been richly endowed with in- —a period of solemn exposition the instruction the watch before explicitly the Blessed every hour of the day and dulences A visit to the Blessed of the Blessed Sacrament—- Sacrament was being kept con- night, the FOR Sacrament during the hard tW whole year round, INSTANCE, in Newark. devotion, They’re on homemaker, too. you'd make sure to participate tinuously in Milan, at the and with the starting incense of prayers shall Paterson elsewhere in ibe coupled recitation of When comes as- it your way. It to out a one church when at is exasperating clean ending an- cend without Intermission US, daily is nit six Our Fathers, Hail Marys hang You be- continuity might even do as many other. fore the face of the Lord " necessary because there are and Glorias (one of each lie then have sudden knock Advocate readers do: wash, a storm now con- Common belief is that the not enough In lng for the of sult Succeeding Popes maintained churches every said Intentions our weekly Eorty Hours period of approximately 40 the in the down a clothes off the interest the devotion. diocese to permit this Pope) can gain an Indul clothespolc, rip listening (you'll find It the practice. on hours was selected because thia Pope Paul V, for Then, too, continuous adora gence of 15 years Instance, ex- line or set them on editorial and each week the page) was about the of time for dragging ground. length tended the devotion to lion the entire 40 hours is A plenary indulgence, appli to church dioceses make a visit a where Christ's remained in the throughout not cable If have an automatic body the world In 160«. mandatory. The pastor may to the souls in purgatory, you clothes dryer Uie devotion is in progress tomb the second be year of his pontifi- —and practically all do—inter can gained each day on the can about the weather. No for His it you forget IMPORTANT disciples was cate rupt the exposition usual conditions of confession IIOW does the each nr a of period watching, suspense nlng because is and baskets to Church think Forty Hours Is? It absolutely Communion. To qualify, carry', no clothespins to bdlher and ardent BIT IT IS CLEMENT prayer, just as the XII to mandatory that the confession Important enough to order that there be watch can be made in whom the no clotheslines to break or fall Forty Hours is intended to be Church is Indebted with, it be held ers for every moment that the the eight or suc- once a year with as days preceding for us today. for practically every regulation Blessed Sacrament ts e< ceeding the Forty Hours Coin in much solemnity as possible down Clothes arc dried governing the On . . . quickly devotion. posed and it mumons the be- wherever the Blessed Sacra- BY in many place' received day 1559, indulgences had been he Sept. 1, 1731, promulgated .de the would be difficult to fore the devotion starts or the dryer. They’re handled gently and ment is habitually reserved, assigned prov to the practice by the exceedingly thorough litur- night watchers. octave following valid for auch as In your are to as parish church. Pope Paul 111, at the rules they arc iron, wrinkles haven't request gical which have sines The easy From availability of watchers indulgence. its the Forty of the beginnings Milan Archbishop He come to be known as the Clem- The time to set. also why Forty Hours' devotion was introduced Hours has been considered an did so explains "to appease the anger of entine Instruction. The Instruc- devotions to of usually start the U S in 1853 in what was act expiation for serioua sins God provoked locally Sec by the offenses tion is down to de- automatic clothes at complete after the noon Mass Sunday then the Diocese of Philadel- dryers your and an act of love toward Our of on Christians, and In order to tails the Masses regarding to (when most people do not phia. Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. bring local dealer's. to nought the efforts and be observed, processions to be work), and It The inslructiona end on- Tuesday, was extended to all dio on reverence of the Turks." held, and form machinations to be followed—- school the children being available ceses in the U. S In 186d by the during Forty Hours observ- On Nov. to the 25, 1592, in another even ringing of the bells. all day Monday. Baltimore Council. ance are so detailed that they time of Firit per- peril—Christianity was It Is this Instruction which Dates for bolding the devo- mission to discontinue the are the basis (or rules ex- PVBLIC@SERVICB govern- especially in in Franca Is the basis for danger liturgical norms tion in each position other'rites parish are assigned at night was given to ing centering on the —Pope Clement In the VUI, regarding Benediction and ex- the Blessed by chancery offices In New- Baltimore In 1857 and extended Sacrament aecond year of a H-year-reign, positions. However, exceptions ark and a Paterson, although throughout the country in 1868. 12 thiaqyocati January St, 19M What Is the Biggest Exam in the Whole World?

By June as hard at least if you are Dwyer isn’t too much to gbod you subject; she has to more Exam time like most of the study b« just as Important if here I From boys and girls. righi now. wilj .Vs the new term begins, new No the first grader right matter how often up to the SOMETIMES PEOPLE don't Then people there are the "pals” promises will be made to start remind college students the you about the exam time has make it any easier who big either, do promise to a *g*in and to try harder. to say prayer they can't tell how come prove you have been you many they? They remind you for days for you the adults who re- have all WHILE days you left only the studying year to show before that in just three member WE’RE on the sub- more how it was wfcen Great the teachers that they Teacher knows that. And you knew days ject. Advocates, exams begin or to- were young and Young we what facing exams. those who tell if they said when they might take look you you fall morrow you will have that a at ourselves. The nice this exam it ii you about God, part about exams your own fault taught or There is going to an exam geog- spelling test you are afraid of. be is that are •re or how to read they over in a few right, but it will be too late raphy, There are coming up some to end all people who see you and day to days students start do about It’s also a can exams. anything it. time when worry and tell it is We’ll have to take it you you your over again. You'll Tommy can see need the •'pals” who wish you had studied harder own that alone —and there won't be fault; you should have that he will will have to learn pray for you they no matter a to can how hard you did thought about that chance repeat the year or when the arithmetic if he wants to be an help, but the passing or study. It’s a time when to try harder next time. failing you year began, and tried harder. is engineer _ and Helen will up to you. too. very hard and Teachers pray worry just Ail very good advice, but That, Young Advocates, is it know that the one in the reading is her worst classroom and the big exam with God The the Great Teacher. God. will time when we will have to Lives the Saints help you get ready for the big of stand before the most impor- exam, they'll be on your side and tant Teacher answer for urging you on. our lives. And it won't be just Addie says. "Don't worry. a case of knowing the nght Work and pray. Wjth a combin- either Heaven’s answers our actions ation like Princess that you can't fail.'*

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riage would be for a good one Hungary. Margaret could have received permission to come West out of the Dads Sit WHAT’S convent—but she Orange THE ANSWER?: of Kevin Donahue St. Thomas the Bloomfield, would Apostle, not. She declared that if was one of the to lucky children go on the archdiocesan her pilgrimage to Europe last they forced to come out summer. While During his he visited she cut Moms Lunch trip the Brussels World’s Fair and went to the would off her nose and Vatican exhibit. At the lips. Those who knew the City entrance to the “Civitas Dei” Kevin found Rodin’s prin- cess knew would do WEST ORANGE statue of "The Thinker." Around that she The fathers of St the were of sorrows of Joseph's will statue pictures the the as she said, so they let her be called into action the men shot as baby sitters Feb 7 the moth- being in behind Kevin. time while world - lke picture With exam stay at her convent. it hand ers attend a and Kevin has to out how to do his Valentine luncheon fashion show at figure own if he found May- thinking. Wonder fair MARGARET’S ONXY Farms. West Mrs thought Orange Gilbert Epple and Mrs. W'as in aiding the and John poor Rhodes are co-chairmen of affair which will children the bene- in the name of Our fit the school and convent build I-ord. She would beg the nun ing funds Exam Calendar Jan to leave 26 at 8 pm In the school the chapel so St open Joseph's Parent Teacher The whole for she library. Plans ire under way for family goes fßxxmlnatlont for antranc* to hloh could the night M spend in Guild is headed Fred by Allgeier the achoola and acodomloa at wait aa , Communion breakfast Mar 8 Sk prayer. She would eat almost who acholarthip aaaminatlonawill ba alvan proudly boasts that the group which will be the an nothing under direction tha followlna dataa. Schools wlth- during Lent do has to 100 T membership Other of of Ina ta Includa oxam data In thla cal- Mrs Paul Gibbons. penance the for Passion ficers include William andar should forward Information to Mrs. Riley, tha ado adltor.) The FISCHER’S or Sisters who lived with Mrs. Leo Long, Mrs Thomas Morrli Catholic lligh Margaret . School, FEB. 7 and 21 Don Bosco, told stories of the Coupe Denvtlle and Justin Seymour. Senator Thomas J. enriched Ramsay. Entrance goodness of the exam. 9:30 young nun and [Hillery, newly appointed chair* of SC a.m. Register with Director, Don her willingness James, Red Bank The to suffer for l man of the state senate appropri- Bosco. Fee, $2 God. So Parent-Teacher Association at time of exam. strict was she with will ations committee, addressed tho Bread sponsor a luncheon show FEB. hersef she died fashion Buttercup 21 St. Peter’* that at the Parents' Association recently. Sen- Prep, Jan. 24 at young age of 26—a who the Shadowbrook, ator Jersey City. Entrance exam woman Hillery explained the stata Mrs could have had all Shrewsbury Charles Pres competitive 8:45 a.m. Fee, $2. Previous regis- of the bill. of scholarship riches ton Fair Haven is chairman tration not required. of the world, plus royalty St Mary's, Plainfield and position, and who it Lol* FEB. 21 gave St. Vincent's JSk Holy Rosary Acad- Academy High Met arthy, all up for of Westfield public ! the kingdom School, Newark emy, t'nion City. Entrance The film, ''This schools' and social worker, addressed heaven. ls New 8:45 Jersey," will be shown scholarship exam. a.m. 3 full the Parents Guild recently The Church has named Mar on 3 half at the Mothers’ Guild scholarships: scholarships; meeting "Responsibilities of Parents." garct of saint and Hungary a t w: *): several partial. Register before now she Ls a princess of Jan. 30 with grade principal. heaven for all eternity. V Fee, *2 FEB. 28 St. Entrance Dominic's Acad- Academy of St. Elizabeth Examinations emy, Jersey City. Entrance Convent St. Margaret of Hungary is Station. Mow Jortov 9 portrayed by Irena Podgorski of exam, a.m. Registration by School for 94th Jan. Secondary girlt. year for Mt. Carmel, Bayonne, which is staffed the Fel 25 through by ician Sisters. and record principal of grade loudent Day Exceptional The children anportrayed Stanley for r school. by Fryczynski and Cynthia college preparation. Vocational Made with 100% Szymanski. St. feast day court#*. Muiic. Dancing. MAR. 7 Entrance Margaret's is Jan. 26. Art. DromatiaP St. exam for Benedict’s Pur Sport* and Activity e Sisters program. Vegefoble Shortening of high schools Charity Hungary has been In one Information: JEfferton 9-IdOO the and loved the poor in a in 27 centers throughout the news a great deal the the in past special way Enjoy wonderful flovor, nutrition ond of fine state. Margaret would School quolity Also kicludes some Preparatory schools few years. The BUTTERCUP BREAD doy In Hungarians’ try to model herself after the every every Perfect staffed by Sisters way. of St. Joseph brave fight against for communists poor—living without the things will b« tootling, landwichei, or of Chestnut hold on recipei just plain good Hill. a few attracted years ago world that we eating. take for granted. MAR. 7 Hall attention Seton Prep. and now they are March Margaret was a beauti- Saturday, 7th, at A. South very .1 •'! lit 9 M. Orange. Scholarship and faced with today. It toil HAD A MIIIIOM 0011ARS TOU (OUIDM 1 BUI BUIIR BtttAO auffering ful girl. The King of Bohemia g~TTM entrance 9:30 a.m. of m exam, Hundreds years ago when with Regis- was so taken her tration by Mar. Hungary beauty 4 with Seton Hall was another 520 HIGH ST., NEWARK, fighting that he asked for her hand aovoom dOHS N. J. Headmaster. in Fee, $2. war, a young princess was born marriage. Margaret's mother NOIOHIMS* JN MtfVM muil “BUT IT Applicant, In at tho tchool HAS NO INSIDE MAR. Her promised rcgiitor ptnon 7 St. Benedict's parents that !i the vivid Prep, description ot (lie new on parUb Church at Maara' At Newark. if they should win a for Saturday morningt b«twe«n 9 and 11:30 A.M. Entrance exam, 9 a.m.. victory Na' N*’ (Lebanon). Th* pariah priest, who recently wrote asking ua Registration their the baby, Mar- in person at St. people, No for help, told of the application! accoptod aftor 28 (real eacrlflcca made by Benedict's, garet. would be dedicated February Saturday mornings 9 to St. hi* poor parlihlonen to build their own to 11:30 The John’s pariah a m. before Feb. 28. God. king and queen won Camp Churcll There poor farmrn and aaved their -%> - worked, victory. Ind untU A pr4,cd Anally they have At the Lakeside Mountain '« I I l> erected the age of three little Camp aaterlor walla. They have exbauated their re- Margaret was sent to »oy. 4-I*. 1.100 ft all. Sandy (each Hu.Hr , the .n Ink. .H T. 100 rail.. frora aourcea! | - They can do no N T.C Mod.rn SCHOLARSHIP AND more! Will you help to Civics Dominican convent A few building,, lavatory U .ark cobra. Hot .how.r. lacaHaat at.ol, ~ Club aupply "the Inalde"? The will be Dirarufiod activrtini. r.cr.ot.onol coat $2,000. and In.trvclronal. Motor., taacb.r. years later the and queen praf.lll.i.l king and coachaa Iron, lop-ronk.ng ond ,

(Clip attach PR—» ELliabelh 111)4 Ft 4 M*. PreapecfAvanua car. BASIL and and to your letter) LOUIS wish to become In priests Mantdalr Avenue * r»'l M God wills It WESTFIELD HU 1-4749 they BUT, only If we Name LONG DISTANCE Newer** N. 4. may. Grade C4n flnd CINTIAL PHARMACY * ,ponlor araar Clip. N. i. Ml MUI Bst Omissionsr£t • lot* Modern ITORAOB Praarrl»Uona Promytly PUled Camp Rules: Entries SUMMIT. N. J Cl should be sent to: June Podlltlo* 1-3300 Cut Rata Drue and CoeowUce V. Dwyer Younu A,w a MANCIS lit CARDINAL SPEUMAN. President C"”““ ‘ PreaßUai Ava. NUIItv 1Ittt S - N,ml N Y “" “W rn.k Ms*r. Peter F. Nat Ses'y i'SSSk “Z - wm* TODAY lw Iwn JERSEY Tuohy, l FREE ESTIMATES rnec.epee, CITY mu v.iMk i.. him> ORANGE oil Send communication* to: b *ln th ■•oUkCkMk- * Y°Ung Advoc* ,e oMlce b Lilt Mi Iwa Olltlnci VALINTri PHARMACY y Wednesday, CATHOIIC NEAR **** we LFARE Feb iaaaak vatanll. Raa. Phar. ae. ASSOCIATION A n mUIt Praacrtpliaa* Baba Naada Salesians Will Open January 23, 1959 THE ADVOCATE 13 Foundress' Cause Advanced New Newton Novitiate

PATERSON-The Silesian SU- Last Spring the Sisters inau- Christian ter* | Nuns in the United States are gurated a drive for funds to Offer pay Charity Thanksgiving making preparations for the for the $BOO,OOO project. In spite MENDHAM The Sisters of Christian ob- further the cause. opening of their new novitiate in Charity cation. The first such of wholehearted support of Sale- means, served Jan. in Members of the Newton. 15, Mallinckrodt Day, a way League pay a of the decree la sain friends everywhere, the first special this publishing Mother year. nominal fee to share In the Latin Theresa, Pro- bit The nuns, whose eastern is pray- and English to be sent F.M.A., of furniture for the structure province motherhouse vincial of the Sisters. The of St. the located ers funds are throughout the world. Is already Philip Apostle will be a "God Bless Our here, had received a decree from the Sacred Con- plaque, used to study and spread the Province, announced this week of life underway. Mortgaged Home.” gregation Rites authorizing Apostolic Process for thet the of Mother Pauline. In the new facility will be ded- return the The eastern province is ala* the beatification cause of their icated Sisters, over 2,000 the Apr. throughout planning to present two bio- by Bishop McNulty foundress, the Servant of God tion to the Sacred Congregation. world, offer Mass, JJ. with a Pontifical Mass Communion graphies on Mother Pauline; one St. Pauline von Mallinckrodt. The Congregation voted to ap- and all works of the day, The will climax Mary’s on the in English, and one in French. ceremony the Each point a commission for the year the Sisters honor the apos- 15th of each month golden for League (At there is a jubilee year of Salesian present bio- foundress tolic process. Pius Xll re- on Jan. 15, the feast Pope members. work in the U S. Cotillion of the foundress titled and will be at- of ceived the recommendations graphy her patron St. Paul the Hermit, of The Sisters tended are presently "Whom Love Impels,” written by Sisters from ail by parts with commemorative a waiting for word from the Katherine of the country. The displays, Burton ) present no- playlet Is 24 by the novitiate, a high Mother Superior to move to vitiate, located at Jan. NATIONAL Villa Don Bos- PLANS: Cardinal Cushing dele- Mass and free MOTHER PAULINE founded greeted a This year, in greater action for the has day. beatlfl- co, Haledon, been inadeqnate HOBOKEN—Twenty-two gates to the NCCW board of honor the Sisten of Christian Charity young directors meeting in of the new advance toward during the past few women will be years for the presented to so- In Westphalia, Germany, in 1849. Washington following he offered for them. canonization, the Sisters offered a number the Mass of candidates to the Sa ciety at the Hudson Mass In 1873 ahe founded the first County Char Left to of and lesian right: Mrs. Mark A. NCCW Thanksgiving sang a St. E’s Plans religious life. The new ity Cotillion sponsored by St. Ma Theissen, presi- Te Deum. house of the order in the U. S. at building in dent; Margaret Orleans. Newton will house 80 ry f Hospital at the Hotel Com Mealey, NCCW executice secretary, New and CARDINAL novices their It will modorc. New York, Jan. Z\ and Mrs. John J. of CICOGNANI. Mother Pauline accepted faculty. About Hickey, wife the Wyoming gov- pre- Arts as- also 800 fect of Sacred Lecture provide improved are expected to attend. and the Congregation signments for her order in New living, ernor a delegate. Mrs Ernest P. Tibbitts of Mont- educational and The reception will of Rites, and and relator In She recreational fa- begin at fi 30 ponens CONVENT Jersey 187S. herself clair attended the Dr. Charles cilities. p.m. with meetings. the cause, went to St. dinner following at 8 proposed the ques- Angastlneta, New- Donahue, of p.m. The professor Eng- ark. 19 presentation, which was July and M St. Mich- lish at Fordham staged by ael's, Elisabeth, ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA Ann Capozzi, will start University, July M to at 9:30 With North will "ILAISIDIN,” M. p.m. Women lecture on Arts found the schools for the PEAPACK. J. Jersey “The pas- Hmm *Of Woman and tors. Mrs. John is That Make Men Retreat Hsuto Grogan chairman Free" at ArUitio Frcnrh Chotoou The order is now stationed in of brootb assisted by Mrs. John Sucrmann the of St. Uklas boautr to Iho lnnom< Hula College Elizabeth, Mrs. 11 archdioceses and 12 dioceses in Ultra modem (ocUIUoa Grogan will make the Feb. 5 Healthful pre at 8 p m Eacallent Is S. in our cUmata. maala sentation. the U. Sisters srea are Open roar Mrs. John Tally is re This Is round to Coor.le.eanU. raeatlool.u Charity Gay the third in the Ccntcn- chairman. stationed it SL Augustine's. New- and permanent lueata ception nial Lecture in RetreaU scries honor from September Dr. of the ark; St. Michael's, Elisabeth; St ta Juno John Tally, staff president,! 60th eaeapt the Thankadrlnf. By June Dwyer college's and Chrtatmaa will I anniversary the Nicholas, Jersey City; St. Mich- and Now Year'. present a citation to Mr. Gil-1 Weekend. Dar* Mother 100th of the and of North Pauline anniversary Cvenlnca Recollection chairman of the Jersey women are mix- St. who Feb. 9 founding ael's, Netcong; St. Patrick's, Chat- vey, Sisters of Elizabeth in the evening a tlracfad governing with of the Sisters br tha llttari of it John of who con- his ins business with pleasure Charity ham. Bayley-Ellard High School, ™ SAPfla*. Piapack board, for service to the hos- to conduct the Newark nursery matinee the Bth. The show the Congregation and signed the lt])t _ duct the college that giving Madison; Holy Family, Klorham pital. prove can be fun—- . . . The Junior Guild of St. will be given in the Archbishop decree of authorization. Dr Donahue is a that the specialist In Park; St. social whirl can Ann’s Home for the Jer- Boland Auditorium. Though the Cecilia's, Rockauay; pro- Axed. ( All pro- signing took place the medieval literature duce storm of of Britain Morris Catholic High School, Den- a funds for City, will have their danc- ceedy will May 2, 1958, word was sey go to the officially- and Ireland. His building book, “The Tes- and Villa chanty. fund ville; Pauline, Mend- GARDEN of ing shoes on Feb. 7 when they Mrs. Colombo Ferrente received at Mallinckrodt Convent tament of Mary, the Gaelic Ver- ham. attend a dinner dance at the is chairman here only a few weeks JERSEY CITY . . . ago. sion of the Dormitio Mariae,'' The informative process for Tun Military Park Wil- Steppin' Hotel Mrs. Mrs. Frank was CATERERS Green Is chair- WITH THE ADVANCE the In 1942. He is published a Mother Pauline von GARDEN Dances the and Mrs. William Mallinrkrodt arc in limelisht liam Keegan man the of card to be Sisters of member of the Celtic party Christian Charity of was and this will group completed in 1933 the de- week Whether Topps are co-chairmen The couples sponsored by St. Mary’s Rosary. up their in the Modern CATERING - step efforts behalf of Language Associa- BEEFSTEAKS - WEDDINGS cree approving her writing in want the walti or the next of the-Guild is Nutley, tango, meeting Jan. 29 at 8 m in Mother Pauline's tion and of p beatification. the Religious Educa 1942. Rev. Antonio Cairoli, O Feb F M, charitable groups are offering 10 at 8 p m . . . the church tion hall. Proceeds will The Mother Pauline League, Association. is of BANQUETS - SPECIAL with postulator the cauae. FUNCTIONS the time and the tempo The St. Cecilia’s Rosary Altar So- go to the fund headquarters in of building . . each the or- Seton Junior l-eaguers Mrs. will go ciety, Kearny, a dance Frank der's will hold Russo-Alesl was provinces, was founded to oriental for a China Tea Dance in the auditorium Feb elected president of FREE PARKING 7 at Our Lady OLdfield 3-7249 at the West of Sorrows Turtlcbrook, 9pm Mrs. Walter Robinson Rosary Society, Jan St. Orange, 25 from 3 to 7 is the South Orange. She will Nuns chairman of party which be as- Joseph Ann Mehl of 196 OGDEN p m is deal AVE., JERSEY CITY Orange will benefit the church decora- sisted by Mrs Joseph Geddcs, 1 will Will Hold Bazaar for chairman There ho a tion fund . . Mrs Donald Platner . and Mrs. at 7 reception pm proceeding Arthur Devlin . . . ENGLEWOOD Mother M. the St. Women in Vincent’s Hospital Athanasius, provincial of St. Anne's Rosary, Fair Lawn, the Sis- Women's Auxiliary Corning Up dinner dance will ters of St. Joseph of Newark, conduct its monthly cake an- Jan 28 at Mayfair The Alumnae Association of Jan nounced that a for WEDDING Farms, sale, 25 following the bazaar the White” BANQUETS... West Marylawn of the Oranges will Orange Mrs, James Dor- benefit Masses Mrs. Harvey Ochendon of the novitiate building FULL COURSE *pa hold DINNER ment is of the a Communion breakfast chairman Mont- is fund would be held committee chairman . . June 6 on Feh Marylawn . clair Auxiliary's party 15 at following Roast the novitiate grounds. The Beef, Chicken or Mrs Mable Perrault an Turkey the 10 a m. Mass, to be offered was The nouncement was Holy Rosary Nursery made at a meet- Rev elected president of the As- Guild by Eugene Sullivan, chap- is having a "Winter ing of the Archangel, sumption Rosary Guild lain Msgr Thomas J Conroy, Society. Mor- - SAMPLE - Jan MENU Whirl. 31 at the The an Military ristown. will Guild, to the K archdiocesan of recently. She be auxiliary Dark director hospi- Hotel, Newark The din- assisted order, was asked Sister Fruit CoclUQ by Mrs Helen Leary, by / • tals. will speak Mrs. George ner dance is under the direc- Mrs Barbara Madeleine to solicit for the Calary. J Morrison and • Oil of Lair, past president. Is toast- tion Lillian bazaar Other W*ar the shoes Racioppi. Pro- Clair journal speakers that or* master Mrs Gerard F Mc- Hennessey . . . •specially • Prim* Road B««l, Ad Jua ceeds will go to Sister the Franciscan were Marian James, chair- ORANO I RISTAURANT Cune is chairman . . . Mrs. designed to give you maximum walk- • ViitUbla Potato CD man, and Sister Catherine •11 LAN IT if Joseph N Dileo A Doin’s Pat- •DOM R■ is chairman of ing ease and comJortl ricia, novice mistress. lightweight the card be Jan. 26 ORANOI. N. J. • Dtnnar Roll* and Buttar party to held by has been set aside Sizes to 11. FLYNN'S Court the Marian Group of St. Vin- h> Bernadette CDA for • Ira Craaza Colt— * cent's. Bayonne. Jan. 26 at the card party to be held at Our OTHER MENU ARRANGEMENTS AVAILABU Industrial Boulevard of Garags Skating Arena for l ady Lourdes School hall, 4 Frivol* Dining Room* Accommodation* to 500 the benefit of the schoo] im- West Orange, for the benefit (Rear of E«*ex Hou»e Hotel) Compl*t*ly Air Conditioned provement fund. She will be of the polio foundation. Mrs. ratei for C.ll *onqu«t Manoflw • • Special parking assisted Albert Alberts Is chairman. OtANO* Mill Ampl. Frw Porting Atm by Mrs. Joseph C.i- The have 8.98 to 10.98 Wedding* orgio . . . women also announced Communion Breakfast* that Mrs. Dennis Sole 12.98 will be Ripple . . . Mrs. Elmer Ciamillo. gov- Neary Affair* of All chairman of the Spring Com- Occaiion* ernor of the state chapter of munion breakfast the International . . Twenty BARNEY'S For further Information call Federation of members were received into Catholic Alumnae, will preside Court Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Ml 3-3849 at an executive meeting of the M Jan CDA, Ridgewood, Jan. 20 . . . FURNITURE group 25 at 3 p m at WAREHOUSE Eleven Archbishop Walsh High School, members were re- Dedicat* life to Chritt ceived into your Irvington . . . Rev John F. Court Immaculate and Hit Bletied Mother In CDA recently Sells Complete Households Davis of Seton Hall University at Our Lady of will helping teen-age girlt with speak Jan. 27 at the meet- the Lake Church, Verona. At become of St. Cassians' the same two problemt . . . a Of QUALITY FURNITURE ing Women s time women be- came Auxiliary, Upper Montclair members of Court Unitas, Mrs. Charles Is Montclair . . Court Notrr Sister of the For Hogan program LESS than 1 Room Dame chairman The meeting will voted to hold a card CATERERS the Fall Its Good start at 8 15 p m. . . . party in at meet- Shepherd 184 WIST 54th STREET ing at St. The of St. Clare’s Bergenfield, Auxiliary John's, ACTIVITIISi (off recently. Present Blvd.) BAYONNE, N. J. Hospital, Dcnville, plans include 3 isn't living •««!•! Work. Teachlnf. Dietetic*. ROOMS COMPLETE the grade school poetry contest Nuninf, Clerical Work. FACILITIES FOR on its laurels. After presenting etc. Huh School rtcommrndrd. to be judged Mar. 15. • • a Christmas check for $9,000 Wedding* Shower* For further Information writ* tot with to the hospital, the 38 LEXINGTON everything • group AVI., PASSAIC. Banquet* MOTHIR lUPMIOR pledged to raise $lOO,OOO during 6 Convent of the Oood Ihtphard Dally to and to 9 * Essex to Monday Friday Communion Breakfatt* five First Hold need years. on the pro- 134 tuaaea Avenue Froo In lot you Parking any • charge accounts Invltod may is • Office and Plant gram a ‘ project day" Feb 4 Each member is to Adoration Luncheon* asked Day some small sponsor money- *249. AT OUR OWN MAPLEWOOD - The Subur- making affair Margaret Miner- ban-Esscx District Council of vino will handle the retumj . . . FREE (. atholic Women will $2 HALLS sponsor per Weekly The FLORIDA Marians of Kearny will petual adoration at St. Joseph's hold a birthday for the party Church Feb. 6 1 from to 8 m ANY HALL YOU p and CHOOSE children at St. Mary's Orphan- Mass and Holy Hour will be - * Jan - Newark, age, 30 at 7 30 offered at 8 followed YOU p m. by a GET F.n*»t TK« F*odt p m Catherine Cicero. Bloom- meeting of the council at 9 field. p m DINNERS from and Josephine Godlewski, . . . $1.75 in the school hall. 4 Bayonne. co-chairmen. Pc. Bedroom of tK« are birth- Each child will receive a Hl-H 9 Pc. Living Room AT day gift personally selected by YOU HE a Marian . . . Mrs Julie Flaco 6-2187 - FE 9-1671 5 Pc. was recently installed as Chrome-Foam Dinette FREE PARKING presi- dent of the Immaculate Heart Renewed of Mary Society of St Hedwig's. Refrigerator or TV Set Elizabeth. She will be assisted Thinking of retiring? Looking for • by Mrs, Helen Smolsky, Mrs place to build that dream homo freo from Drive - Park Helen Mularz, Pluta and frigid blaata? Wonderinghow can right in on our Premises Anne \ * you aisure yourself of Mrs Isabelle Dobosiewicz. The congenial neighbor!? Looking for year's schedule was announced: help In financing that project? Well, we're the answer Mar. 1, fashion show, Mrs got for you. 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BOX 1535, DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 14 THE ADVOCATE January 21,1959 Bergen St. Michael's-St. Peter's Duel Set; Catholic-Don Bosco Clash For Relay NEWARK Tri-County Lead Almost every- Bergen's Bob Hoehl, lic are where look averaging Conference, things real- with • 5-1 you there’s mark, closely fol- Jan 16 to hold share Kahrar in 300 i cru- 28.3 in a of th« at league play, and Don ly all mixed up with Don Bosco lowed Surprises Meet el*! gamt on the by St. Luke's at *4-1 and HCIAA Hayes scholaitic northern NEW Bosco’s division lead YORK The schedule Tommy Palace, with Tech, given new life the in- St. New Jersey Catholic Track Con- 3:35.3. Tolentino his team thi* week, but by Mary’s at 3-1. with put the 30.4 Demarest and naw face on the season an jection ference all most crucial entire and of sophomore Bob Schle- scored 17 in will put its in one two-mile ahead the second Cardi- of all is the Schlegcl points Memorial eggs basket the on leg, con- incredible at home on Jan 27. 46.5 in two con- gel in the now at the St. ello them test between Don Bosco loop lineup, on top a non-league win over Pascack relay meet kept there and Adams, Prep The Irish also visit Trenton Francis Prep Jan 24, following a tests. on Jan then with a 51.6 and Bergen Catholic Valley 13. add in week in which the will anchor leg, won by Jan 23 at Catholic an important inde- boys be more attention to paying the latter’s court. However? it could also be THE BIG TEN ed eight in an 81-67 of two yards after briefly dropping conquest pendent game the next night. training for mid-term exams than the that Kevin 1. St. Benedict's for 440-yard dash. into Thanks to their Feury, late addition (16-6) St. Bonaventure on Jan 18 second place on the last lap. back to-back This one race will the 2. St. fird St. of to Don Bosco team, will E (8-1) St Luke’s thanks a 57- Carmine Lunetta of Delbarton conquests Queen of Peace Mary's Meanwhile, tripped ORATORY, to Michael's turn crack team, which woo the tide with bis 220- 3. St. Peter’s (7-2) over St. in point performance Ed turned in a 4:34.4 for fourth place on Jan. 9 and 13. 6-4, Mary's 58-56, an by followed by the event at the Loughlin Mo frame 4. SC (10-2) tOckvl Bishop Out, in the Wyrsch-less Bergen’s 63-50 pound under the boards. Aloysins overtime contest on Jan. 15. Hudson, retained its styn mile, which conquest of Pope as games and at the NJCTC's own 5. Bergen Catholic (7-2) Mike scored undefeated status was won Pius on Jan. six as it wal- by John Geraghty of 16. these teams Fleming points meet, with St. Prior THE TCAC also has 6. Seton HaU loped tangling Peter's Also the Queen (6-5) in the extra session. Carteret School. 99 59, oo Loughlin in 4:30.1. Though un- Tri-County Catholic red-hot fbare of Peace at 7. mile-relay foursome, a "A" Pope Pius and St. SC Michael's DC (4-4) Jan 16 The Rams visit ORADELL—A broken foot placed, John Riordan and Paul Conference lead with East- Seton Hall per- at St. Jan. 8. Marist •EVERY GAME listed in this team anchored Ed Joseph’s Cecilia’s on (8-3) ern Christian in their by suffered In an Informal Jordan/ of fect records. bone, St. Peter's won their Bergen has a only Wyrsch 4-0 23 to league the week and a promising St. make it a full for 0. Don Bosco (6-3) during coming game this week basketball last week, bas sections of the and mark In play. night Prep game 600 in 1:18.5 league Don Bos- qualifies quartet. league The 10. Queen of Peace (8-2) as a key contest Don The Aloysius < sidelined Jack Mostyn, Bergen Is activity Irish and two top teams in North 1:19.4, respectively. co 3-0 after its 85-60 St. Peter's rout of Eagles face Bosco Tech visits St Mary's really dominated Catholic's a “must" game in (Note: These on Catholic circles, by outstanding Don Bosco on ratings are Jersey Ad- sprinter, Jan. 20 23 the track last it THE their Jan. in the most news week as for the IN MILLROSE trials. meeting, with the loser based on teams’ relative important vocate ranking box), rest of the Indoor sea- The (see re- ripped 3:29.9 contest could devolve to game and the Gaels then off a in likely out of go on main St leading the son. Jordan bad come with drop contention. strength, not on won-lost Benedicts and St. through, an per- into individual duel In to play at St New Jersey qualifiers between the Bonaventure on Mary's for the 50.8 second fastest of Passaic-Bergen Catho- centages) (E). with the former foot will be In a clocking, Milrose Games Mostyn's Jan. 25 and at home mile the days, to St. Peter’s with De having routed St Mary's relay, theni cast for about six weeks, coach ensure (R) saw its Kahrar Paul on Jan 27 A fourth Denny win the its place in the Jan. 31 meet at game and Farragut last week, whils John Bell reported, after which 300-yard has St. Luke's at St the dash in the most stun- Madison Square Garden. Koch Joseph s latter dispatched he will be able to work out Sacred ning of on Jan. 29 several upsets in the led off with 53.5, Riordan fan Heart and Immaculate lightly In preparation for the Con- In two other involv- Cardinal Hayes meet of Jan. 17. 53.8 and 51.8 leagues outdoor season. Kahrar hit ception ing Catholic St Peter St. Benedict's also made the teams. s. St Benedict's Lurk Is not running with Bell faces perhaps KAHRAR WAS a really happy St Michael's (UC) and the grade with a 3:31.3 clocking as Oratory biggest threat to its hid for after this year as his other mil- boy his sound 33.4 star, all lead their triumph. circuits, but an Dirk Buoyc did 55 0, Jack Han- have undefeated when it had er Art Prior, who has had a season Denny nothing but bad luck hig hurdles to this nan face week Visits Jan succession of Injuries ran 52.5. Linus Deeny did Weequahic on 27, during his junior year, first miss-! in the 51.9 The Petrcans topped Bayonne. then and Bob ran is at home to most of past year, Is again laid up in- Holtz also 51.9. dangerous lng the indoor season 84 Jan 63. on 16 to take over Lawrenceville with Qualifying with the Pctrcans and the next after- with a foot injury, then definitely leg trouble. losing the lead in the southern div- Bees were Tenafly (3:30.3) and! noon. his two big races of the outdoor ision Snyder of the HCIAA, hut have to St. Mary's, between heat and (3:30.4). St. Michael's really rolling season—the NJCTC and NJSIAA final and had defend the was position against has to be seventh with 3:33.9 as Adams now, only one outing at SL 440s—to John Butler of St. Bene- forcibly roused by coach their lone league conqueror, Rose of Belmar Bill ran a 51.4 on Jan 25 dict's and Shadow. quarter. Ken Hatpin of St. second place Lincoln, on Jan With Jack Mostyn of Bergen Hudson was not the only boy Aloysius, by a respective eyelash 25 RAN at home to WYRSCH a creditable Catholic out of the go over the and for the rest s Meet director Bill Martin made NJCTC which this championships, 15 With an Thursday, Jan. If Wth Rowley upset will fade After coach application to a state- year include expected it Patar'a stage a 60-yard dash, *a. Fairfield at Lorn Island back for the Jan A 24 contest with Honey Russell put his beys in a Cardens wide Final this year, but yard run. 1,000-yard mile Word championship run, the 2 4 SCHOOL BASKITQAL Lafayette, Pirates may final lone defense midway in th# L was turned down by the New run, mile relay, hurdles and high Friday. Jan IS ly be ready to hit the form first half, ('row and Samuels took Morris sug Catholic at Bgyler-ElUrd Jersey State Interscholastic Ath jump. There will aso be four their the and aDon Boaco at Bergen Rested by early December over backboards got a Catholic lctic Association. NJSIAA public school champion- Ed Delbarton at Grant pubic Morristown School (A) By statements by Moos* columnist) games. fast break which built aa the new working •Don Bosco Tech Notre at SI Mary s tP> Only one has been’made ship relays and several special Krause Memorial change and Rev. Edmund P. Dame slogan. up an lOpoint lead at Holy Family Ai was suggested In this Also, that aca- at halftime, on the Hudson events, at least one ST. PETER'S the Immaculate al St. Aloylsua program and that including Joyce, C.S C , Notre will be on space two weeks all Dame demic standards will be held Seton Hall Pi its Oratory at Eastern Christian In NJCTC freshman ago, with court for the i dropped only a non-title- event In place of race. vice first time in 13 days Our Lady of the Lake president, just before the to aame at Sussei the furor about the level they have outing of the past to the the when it entertains week, 7160. VaUey at CUfford Scott two-mile relay for Directors of Essex meet Terry Fairlcigh Dick varsity the fireworks certainly in- always Fort began, been held to on Jan 19 after £ Queen of Peace Pope Plus members the Brennin case, no one as yet through- Monmouth at of New Cath- are Bill Stuart and John Dow- ikinson on Jan 23 The Jersey dicated that Brennan be Knights, St CeclUa s at SI Anthony’s would out the the has come up with the school's football history. wdth holding Signaleers even olic will final former St Peter's re- «st Joseph's rw> at St Cecilia's Track Conference, there ney. around Prep (El for the 1959 never answer, not campaign We thought otherwise. through the first 30 minutes of Bagla at St. Peter's even Notre»Dame serves be a novice sprint medley relay, and Charley Potyrala and Don more to come Newark Central at Seton llall play Ray Wolak led 'he Burs with president Rev. There Is, a silver thus stars such Theodore M. they say. Unger prominent in their cast, Sunday, Jan. IS allowing league as Right the 14 points and Ed •t. from the in Oroviti Bill Scul- Anthony's at Good Counsel (A) Kahrar and Hesburgh, CSC, in his copy- start, lining every cloud In the have been Al Adams, Denny Leads playinß regularly over Baton HaU at immaculate Vayda situation have been lion and F.d also (A) righted to dark one has Vreeswyck were Ed to concentrate Illustrated ar- appears which hung over the same period and catch •St. Mary's (P) at St. Bonaventure Wyrsch on in- Sports could numbers St mishandled a re- in double Michael's Ol St Jamea ticle from public Notre Dame since mid-Decem- the off at dividual races. U.S. Peacocks guard #t. Mary's (E) Victory at St Rose (A> lations viewpoint It's hard to ber. will be the This week, the St Michael's What Father Hesburgh re- perhaps this Things haven't been going the Paterson boyi (JCI at St Mary's (JO SANTIAGO, Chile Jerry believe Fr. (A) THE MEET will thus consist that Hesburgh, or bright That, have just one game at home with fers to as Notre Dame's "stand- spot once bitten, way i)nn Kennedy wants them Lincoln former St. Peter's Prep at St. Peter's 'A' of a V*yd», the board of athletic control GOyard dash. 60yard ard the school will be than in the last two Shelton on Jan 24 Shelton it Monday. high of excellence" more games, so it s Jan li basketball the freely trans- pos star, led United really believed of the fall Our Lady of the Lake at hurdles, 440yard run, 880yard that the an twice shy in the future; sible there will one two teams to to Hackettatown lates into the sportswriler's that be lineup changes Valley at St. Aloyslus States through the nouncemcnt the run. one-mile re- preliminary would cause no Buc.s winter So Jim run, one-mile else." As it will not again give the latent for this one Again, this Pope Plus at Lodi "win or Red Smith Don may round the of world's amateur more of a than Comerford Queen of Peace St Peter lay and high jump in the cham- ripple a change anti-Notre Dame in Rive his of Rill s boys should be abl# at a t.NB> put it in the Herald Tribune, faction the starting quintet Tuesday, Jan If basketball here, in the to third pionship where championships chemistry nation s secular pick up their win in nin# 1 division, "only master of university's press a chance' Smith, Bill Prettyman, John Giv •DePaul at Si Mary's (P) §jyder a semantics Jan 16-18 Holy Demarest is the department, cns. games Family at champion. Spe- will for instannee to come out swinging as it did Don Kennedy Jr and Marty defending discover a Marlat clear difference at Lincoln cial races will include the above- In victories Argentina thu time with, Walsh another St over we felt, too chance to click as Benedict's at Weequahtr between the two." father hesburgh com- St Mary's mentioned NJCTC relay, (87 then IJO at St Joseph s (W 1 fresh 73), Nationalist China (81- many low blows a unit, make his move in the It It would seem to plained. In his Luke's at Paasalc Valley us that a statement, of man 880yard relays for Jersey* 73) and the Arab Re- Jan 29 tilt St Peter's United the For the benefit of with Fairfield at the at St Michael s (JO lA> of these 59 FORD great deal trouble—and con- "inversion of values" City public and Island Memorial at St Michael's (L'Cl Catholic high public (103-58), Vayda scored Long Gardens fusion—would which finds much gentlemen—and for the infor- Walsh at Bloomfield Tech have been avoid- so schools and a of 77 publicity Department Rcc points to lead all payers in of the Wednesday. Jan. II ed had attached mation general public rention Father Hesburgh's to this one change In CARS—TRUCKS St. Michael's OH at relay. Valley the tournament Jerry is play- as review Sacred statement been given football well—a brief of Heart at St. Cecilia's (K) general coaches, while the ap- Essex is ing with an Air STATION WAGON Lawrenrevlllo al St Benedict's (A) holding its 13th annual Force all-star Notre Dame —not special—release at pointment of "20 football history SPECIAL SALE St Mary's the distinguished CJ») at Rutherford meet and, Hudson team like the affair, might be in order to contradict St. time of Brennan's dismissal professors" would Michael's (UCI at Trenton Catholic go practi- HEADQUARTERS will its own St. Patrick's at Edison stage CYO champion- In the final the idea that the Irish 1958 FORDS lAI round with the Also, it would have helped if a cally unnoticed. But it might have Thursday. Jan. If during the afternoon pro- been ships United States team are be to always on top SACRIFICE PRICED FOR Eaitem ChrtsUan at Don BoacoTech Bul- clear picture of Terry's con- fair ask if the school gram JV Morns While Hudson will limit DePaul at CethoUc it garia, Puerto Rico, this IMMEDIATE DELIVERY National- tractual status had been pre- itself—and goes for many Oarfleld at Pope Plus self to THIS WAS certainly true in grammar school girls and ist •St St. China, Chile, Rus- at the same time other schools well—would laike'e at Joseph a tP) Brazil and sented as boys divisions, have the Jtockne era with 105-12 5 •PBCC Game;—TCAC Game Essex will sia, which a HIGHEST TRADE-IN qualified an not its despite feel injured if major and five record seasons APPARENTLY, the comment perfect upset at the hands of Canada. gridiron victories received the ALLOWANCE, CASH (1918 301. But it in our earlier column on the was hardly All Makes same in as, BACK IF space the papers true under his DESIRED moral in suocessors, question Involved for instance. a debating THE PERFECT Hunk Anderson (163-2) and and Models G Brennan's being fired while triumph Elmer Laydcn (47 13-3), neither MOMENT TO ACQUIRE MURPHY holding a contract was based BROS. In the last have WARD-FORD week, we of whom had* unde on the general confusion which ever an PACE MOTORS learned, from a source fealed 239 CENTRAL followed we con- untied season Notre AVENUE a quality-value Invite You to his release Terry him- sider quite reliable, that Bren- Daine teams of the 30's 47 CENTRAL AVE. NEWARK self used the term "fired" and were 3, N. J. used nan s departure was not Rood clubs, dAn't get us wrong, EAST ORANGE Ml 3-8000 SEE exactly greeted with tears but there AND were no national IST 1918 1 Cadillac mil* roil of Gordon Sto** Pkwoy TEST DRIVE by other Notre Dame head champions in the hunch Pirate Alumnus, who roaches, felt, rightly or With the coming of Frank wrongly, that Terry had not The Nptn la*ahy—a coach who could cooperated properly in Action 'With them match Rockne Relays in technique, if There are... by "sharing the wealth" of his ■59 not in personality fortunes NEW YORK A former Seton scholarship students Also that took a rise star and. with the from Hall will go after anew sharp these coaches were quite sur- THREE aid of a Naval officer's train • record In the metropolitan AAI prised at the dismissal, for PLYMOUTHS ing there was a na track and field program, championship*. Itrennan had been known as tlonal not mn title—though a per WAYS BROGAN Jan 23, at New York's 168th " St Father Hesburgh's boy feet • season—in 1343 CHRYSLERS Armory, while Johnny Gibson's CADILLAC-OLOS CO. There followed the 1314 45 present club tries its luck Jan IT IS INTERESTING to learn If TO SAVE yoji have always yearned routs by Army with I-eahy in 24 at Washington, D. C. that Father Hesburgh will not • In for the luxurious comfort service, then 1946 began a IMPERIALS hold Kuhanch to the "win or Harry Bright, who ran with and prestige of Cadillac four-year era which found Notre else" aome of the Pirates' slogan concocted by some top relay Dame ownership, visit us at your fielding the greatest suc- teams almost a decade ago, tries earliest opportunity. We cession of football trams in the for his sixth straight indoor have 1,000 the keys to a select BIG JHICTIOM history of any American col- yard title, running in the colors Peacocks to Field at Ist National IMMEDIATE few quality-value Cadillacs lege. When the last of these Bank DELIVERY of the New York Pioneer all Cluh ... late models all Of TOP BUYS super-stars Leon Hart, Bill ALL ... A sixth MODiLs victory would enable well cared for . . .all with Emil Sltko, Harry Teams Fischer, etc. COLORS in to pass the met mark of Soccer low original mileage. These GUARANTIED graduated, there came a sharp five straight held jointly by Hor JERSEY CITY St. Peter's fabulous motor cars are, In letdown and, in 1950, the record ace Ashenfdter in the three follow old a USED CARS College will field i varsity soc- read 4-4-1. %fou con every way, better value mile (1953-57) and Her Jimmy first next Ben than most makes of new cer team for the time I ranklin'i advice to bert in the 600 (194145). former Seton star LEAHY MANAGED one more can. Come in and spend Kill with 11*1! "Save and Hove" with regular II Gibson has both mile and not untied sixty minutes behind the two ltal[>h Dougan ai the coach. undefeated—though mile deponti in a lavingi relay teams —season In 1953, then retired wheel and let the car speak entered at Anxtoul to provide a well- after with 87-119 But account - or you con (till T*> Washington, an mark. car take* in trod*. Oct for Itself In terms of luxury placing third rounded program of athletics for and fourth, Notre •llowoncc respectively, in Dame hasn't won a na Chrittmoi •or tky-klgh . . . and those the student body, athletic direc- join a Club, performance races at National the Jan. 17 K tlonal title since 1349 and MURPHY Boston Don and, aside but don t wait The economy. Your family tor Kennedy feels that soc- Franklin any longer. of C. meet. from that team and Johnny will pick the wartime friends will applaud your cer will fill a definite gap in TKnh third with I LARGEST SELECTIONTION I his runners way li our from Frank the postwar powerhouse, hasn't choice of a Finn which of- quality-value Jim autumn program now Obtsrvoncs Thundsrblrdi & Ji m Bob had one since 1930. Yet 3“. Certificate!. j! O’Neill. Vella, there Wssk Savingj Cadillac, motordom'a “car fers * IIJ Carter. only cross-country. —— Frank Maresca have been just four coaching Galaxiat of can.” Jack Jon. If-}] • is Har- 36 Months to Kushner Dougan a graduate of poy and Bob Kasko changes and two of these were • iosiost forms MOTOR rison High School, where he was to health be sure SALES Other North related reasons. BROGAN, Jersey in PIINTY buy entries OP PRII PARKINO the met for the all-state soccer meet are picked J'MS Gordon No, Notre Dame la not a foot- Webb with former and has seen action Don Bosco team, ball factory; it star, m the never was. But broad and Itrookhatten and the Brooklyn Hagin jump pole vault if it is ever to certain sKOPLIN for convince MTIKSM BROGAN Soc- in St. John*; Henry White Htspanos the Metropolitan of EUia quarters of that fact, it must !'•«« I' •! n**«ft*a R SOI-SII NO. b*th In the cer League. Mote If at Cat It NATIONAL BANK CADILLAC-OLDS CO. BROAD ST. hurdles, broad accept it's present status as Jump limJmi AND «and TRUST COMPANY OF PATIRSON high while K*ltM »• U Paterson • fliiobclh $-5600 jump for During the season, an football for- *.« 4'.lf if* Ridgewood M.nhatun past average power, John Jt «f*»» Ae master’s Stf*f**t Humcke, continuing studies for a (hat dream team 194#- ‘t l« Passaic - Clifton formerly of get of it im EUia' KMMttIUI KlMwit **S»M Dougan 4JI A« •; li.'ojJ h le»»eCjne.e.w W*lk ,or thc degree at Rutgers, 49 and, most of not come all, MMIIMM» n USSO CAR IMS murk* SI. N.Y.A.C.NYAC t^4m^and CUlOfl MMUttifinm Johnny coached the Dickinson with another like KopU of Falrlelgh up blooper Mm o*)nk rOMTIMUIU 111 HRADOUARTRRS PlklM *4 it MUCHWWI Bayonne ez-VUlanov. r which FourA* it Cwto Si rm.' .t. ,tn freshman team, enjoyed the mishandling of the Brennan rtUUUt •at mum N.i*in M>ee tbree-mlie nin for the N.yXc I sn undefeated season. affair. Vocation Notes January 23, 1959 t Hobby Show he advocate 15 Seton Wanted: People to Pray On Jan. 27 Forensic Forum JERSEY CITY—The By Msgr. William F. Furlong fourth in- ■ual CYO Hobby Show will tike With millions of our Opens Competition people in Feb. 2 busy every day factories, place Jan. 71 it the Center offices and other of CYO NEWARK places employment; with millions of The annual Forum of with more than the Seton Forensic housewives busy in their homes 100 entries in with a thousand things to League will open •even competition on Feb. do eech with millions of -major classification* of 2, when the first of day; our young folks in schools and three sectional rounds will with television, radio, the theater competition. be held at St and all sorts of amusement Michael’s, Jersey to entertain Chris Hentschel. after work and study, we might sometimes wonder archdiocesin CYO just what is done cultural director, requests Topic for the being about that command- Forum this year is "The that all exhibits Atomic AgeJT ment of Our Lord, "That be brought to TneThe other sectional* ar* . . . they must always are slated for pray and not lose heart the CYO Center on Jan. 26 be- Holy Trinity. Kearny; . . (Luke 18.1). Westfield, on Keb 3 1 St. James, Newark. St. tween the hours of 9 a.m.-5 and for the new Alphonsus Liguori has given us an p.m. East Orange' FEB. 3: or 7 St Elizabeth answer, "All men ahould be p.m.-9 p.m. A,panel of eight Catholic Girls High continually em- School on ! Academy, Convent; St. ployed on this will make their Feb 4 Patnck'i and St earth in thanking the Lord for judges decisions His benefits, Mary's, Star of tha and in asking the that night The finals Elizabeth; graces neces- will be conducted on Sea Academy, sary for salvation. But because There will be blue ribbons Feb. Long Branch; St people of the pre-. 27 at Essex Catholic, with Peter's, New world live in the 63 Anselm Brunswick; St.' Mi- midst of the distraction aris- sented in close to classifica- Res-. O S B Murray. of | chael's, ing from worldly tions St Newark; Holy Trinity concerns, the Holy Church with 'separate prizes for Benedict s Prep as the moder Westfield. wishes that in her name, and in the name of juniors (up to 18) and seniors ator

all Christians, priests and religious to will be Pairings for 4: *v»s*iwus should prais# (up 26). Certificates FEB. , ' • mi( itji(i [liaise the aectional Sistera of Pre- Ood. and for Charity pray the whole world, by presented rounds follow: reciting the Divine to second, third and paratory School, Convent, Office " Im- fourth place maculate winners and a spe- Conception, of the fKB 2: s: Montclair; Kvery moment day and night, in the Cecilia's. Engle St. somewhere cial plaque goes to "best in Vincent's Academy, world, priests wood. Holy Newark; and nuns are reciting that of Trinity. great prayer the show." Hackensack St John'a and St. Pa- church. Sacred Heart Joseph's, And they do It with Our Lord Himself. Academy. Hoboken Speaking to WHICH WILL IT BE?: Patricia of the Major classifications Include terson; Marylawn of the the priests of the fifth Alexander, president Mission Unit at St Aloysios and St Alovmu, Orange*, century, St. Augustine said, “We Mary- Aca- South Orange, pray lawn of the looks the for art and collections for boys and and St Michael'*, with Him and Oranges, over four candidates of the Jersey St. He with us; we recite Queen Centennial demy. City. s this prayer of the Tsaims girls, models and handi- Cecilia | Union City. Coronation to be Jan. 30 at the boys' in Him and He recites it in us." Ball, held school auditorium to Left right they are crafts for boys only, Ellen needle arts And not only with Our do McEnroe, Karen Colleen and Lord priests and nuns recite the Deutsch, Coyle Judy Muench Voting begins in and girls' handicraft for girls Divine Office but also with Mary the school Jan. 23. and the saints and angels of only and miscellaneous for boys heaven That such is case is the evident from an incident re- or girls lated in the life of St. Fein of Valois Early one morning when With the exception of the col he went to chapel to recite the Office, he found there our St. Schola lection Mary's America Editor class, all entries must Blessed Mother and around her Sings many angels. When he had have been started and finished taken hn place them, among intoned the Mary opening prayer, during The At 1958. exhibition opens and St Felix had the thrill of in her Rite Mass At singing company the first Byzantine Convocation at 7 30 p.m on the 27th part of the Office of that day. RUTHERFORD A Rite he j‘ Our Lord wants of the Byzantine Mass will HyKY CITY Rev. Thur- many young people of today to be- at St 'ton the snd sung Mary's Church on Jan. 23 at 9 a m for the Mays, S J editor of Ameri- come nuns of , priests tomorrow, so that they, each students of the school Egatz Elected day. will the beautiful high with a Jesuit from the ca, w..! be guest at the pray prayers which people in the world priest speaker sre Russian convocalmn of the order of the too busy to pray It la a very pleasant task Center at as celebrant. to an Fordham University spend l Setonian Editor hour rnss Krvj at Dineen Hall, St. or two each day praying for the world, The St. choir and telling God Mary’s Schola, a of 50-60 voices, has I’r r- SOUTH ORANGE Roy Egatz how wonderful He is. > College, on Feb. 1. been busy the past few weeks Apostolate for Vocations: There will be seven blue keys of Clifton Is the new editor-in- four-part learning the accompani tional lomi finals the week be- and to chief of the Setonian. Seton Hall Newark Archdiocese Msgr William ;; gold keys presented St. F Furlong. Scion Hall ment and responses which will fore Rc'cr University student Unn ersitv. South Orange. N J Telephone < students by Rev. Ray- newspaper. It SOuth Orange 2 0000 be sung in English Sister Mild Paterson mond S dean of the was announced this week by Rev. Diocese: Msgr. Edward J 24 of the senouten, J., Scully, De Grasse red Marie is in charge college and moderator of the hon- James moderator St Paterson. Mountain View 8 Suljivan. . Telephone: 1065. preparations or of the Letters for A's x<>, :etv, which was founded to A member Setonian staff ' A letter from Rev Paul Mail acknowledge scholarship and for three years, during which leux. S J . superior at the Russian to associate leader-mp ,n student activities rose from reporter Center, to Sister M Margaret In Vermont? No! succeeds The h'.ie which editor. Egatz Vince Par- Eucharia, OP , principal at St keys, are pre- GEORGIAN BURLINGTON. Vt. nllo, according to COURT resulted the (NO- sentri 'n students who already who, custom, Mary *- in invitation DOILY MOUNT Rr\’. ; Raymond Adams, principal ha\r is retiring midway in his senior to celebrate the Mass, which will earned their gold keys, will COLLEGE o( Cathedral High School here, to year NURSING be attended by the fiOOmember go Ronald Collins. I-ouis Bar- HOME also class Conducted *he has joined two high Egatz Is junior rep- br S• if•r• el Merry student body public schoil ba'n Vincent Mangamcllo and *• VAlinr ROAD N. J. to resentative and FOUR-YIAI COUtll LEADING TO CLIFTON, officials voice unanimous lo- Thro; Maresca of recording secre- Selon Hall Prrp (South Or w Jersey City; cal B A end I I. Uftd*r the student council, and DEGREES St«t» Lictnis riisappproval to the sug? ■« John of tary of angei will present a course in limning Queens Village. An Well sitoblliksd kerns tkof li quist, tion that a varsity letter bo has served as treasurer of the integrated program In liberal Russian for exceptional students Joseph p rruro of the Bronx and rsat#vl end (usurious awarded Relations Art*. Em# Art* Science. Home locotsd on for excellence International Club, co- Music. during the Spring term, to be in stud Brian Mrt.aughltn of Traneck Economic». Buhmh Administration lipotioui groundi For Iks aged, ICS of the IRSB Blazer (,n Include Ar chairman Ball by Joseph Vajsbcl. who i. 1 >ev Teocber ckronlcolly HI < ond taught recipients lor and con voleicentt of Trom.ng Elementary don't think the thur and chairman the Booster Club advanced in I Intelligent V- rano and Francis Evans 14 Hour Nunin Staff now doing study the TAKING OVER: Secondary School*. Fully Accredited V student new editor of is rally. Roy Egatz, center, the SYLVIA language at Fordham I'niversity going to work ,m> of J.-.n City, John Alestra, pep Address SISTER SECRETARY NOLI BOLSTER. R.N. Setonian. Seton Hall harder for University looks over a letter," Father Ad Fra-s - Rorchardt and Damiano newspaper, Oeergien Adrienne Moore, a junior at Court College OlrsctrsM the latest ams said, "and letters edition with editor Vince Parrillo Lakewood New St. Dominic Academy (Jersey will not Buffa of New York City; John retiring Jersey Tslspksns LAmbtrl S-7477 Gregory Club ” and Rev awarded encourage the lazy ones to work Col! • i David Lea- James Sullivan, moderator. City i, was a book by James Magee. To Hold Election Father Adams said Catholic Miss maganne for parti- students at hy J -rph Rafferty, Michael Re- Cathedral High School ORANGE Rev. Laurence cipation in the January debate receive ale »-d Michael Siciliano of THI "Do recognition for Grassman, O S B . will address WEEK-END RETREATS question youngsters study good marks suf Brooe -. to the of the of Saint Elizabeth better when accompanied by TV firient encourage all students A!>o 1 rank Caricato and Jo- general meeting Greg FOR THE LAITY Franciscan College to work He said \ of New Jan Fathers and radio’" the schools seph rrrhione of t'nion City; ory Club Jersey on Founded In 1899 the honor roll is published 23 Graulich's. SPEND by Sitter, of Charity Awards hase been received by ever) Char y Colombo of Ridgefield; at A WHKEND WITH GOD Third Ordsr Regular !26 marking period, and of business of the M Dominic* students for the honor Jan .. ( onneen Elizabeth; Chief meeting For: Convent Station, New MEN, WOMEN, of St. Frandt Jersey their which will be students are named will be fill poems pub at com R n.rd Tally of Paterson and an election to a the mencement and HUSBAND and WIFE to young m*n and lished In anthology of the given a banquet R.chard Bcnning of Monroe, N Y. vacancy on the executive board boy» special also opportuntties to study lor tho sacred National Association of High He observed that Ilia m«nka •# varsity fey Priesthood. lock of fund* no obstacle, For letters have been too %m*mt Pevl • School Poetry artistic per long asso- Abbvy CAIDWIU, NEW JERSEY Snow Ball lor further Information writ* toi the lh.Vt ciated with (ormance in Christmas athletics, and that mob* r«Mr*ationi *«r+y. Director oi RttrviU Mural the "the real Wn*« f®» i« Remedial Clinics Guire will be installed as ard Smith; character signed parish pres- at the has risen from civic-cultural, George by priest, toi ident program at the meeting. Heruaka. just bowlers last Applications for Remedial Classes (wo January to Reading at Department 88, Seton Hall 15. Mary Ann Nagle of Scotch University, 151 Ellison Street, Paterson, Plains, social action chairman, should be made to On Student Council TNI DIRECTOR GENERAL OP to: Upped Sergeant STUDIES, assists in the WINOOSKI program. Vt. _ Jo- NIAGARA PARK, Benedict Sala The MONTREAL CATHOUC SCHOOL council' also reports that Cironi of COMMISSION, Mrs. Director seph PaUraon, a gradu- Margaret Murphy, "£r mone of Bloomfield, a Junior at between 40 and SO member* will ate of St. Mary'a, haa been named 8737 SHHtRROOKI ST. EAST, Remedial Clinic Ni*l*ra University, take Reading i> was promot- part In the weektnd excur- aa a freshman representative on immi h ed to amh , Sergeant 1/C In tha ROTC *ion to Round Downa- the student CANADA Up Ranch, council at St. Mi- MONTREAL QUt, unit ville, N.V., Jan. Sl-Feb. 1. chael’* College. 16 THE ADVOCATE Januarv 23, 195* Rutan Estates Introduces.New Keystone-Van Dyk Company ' Model at Belleville Home Community Marking BELLEVILLE (PKSi of _ w. J anew four-bedroom, two-story ing room, full Happ«l £ Cos., sponsor of Rutan colonial separate dining tured. Tha "Laurel,” a seven from priced It $21,990. Newark and Ira* than t Estates. room, kitchen with built-in wall 99 Years oi 300-home Features room side-split level, priced at half the community of the newest model mile from the Garden Stato Best Service off oven and counter Furnishing Jora lemon St., range, spacious $1(1.640, the “Redwood.'' a three here this at the Esse* County exit community dinette Parkway, U9A, Rutan Ft* PATERSON’ week area, four bed- bedroom ranch (PFS) - For 99 ity announced the introduction| include a central spacious home priced at tain ia merchandise at liv- arceaaible by auto reasonable to hall, la*ge rooms on tmo easily 7«*r» the name sively famous brand name level, l 1, 2 ceramic $17,640; and the Keystone-Van prices. "Hickory," a co- or bu«. tile baths has been carpets and broadlooms. Another with choice of colored level Dyk synonymous with 1 On lonial-style split with three Shopping, its 14 floors will he found ftrhnol*' Including section is filled with bedding fixtures, full basement and bedrooms top quality furniture and home and at- and 1 1 2 baths priced 'hree complete selections in parochial uchoola an

available at no charge. SIIOWItOOM Byzantine Rite CLASSIFIED OI»EX n i l KIMIS Halted Deadline for Classified Building Ads - Monday 12 Moon ATHENS—Greece has ordered •Til. (i |». M. be that construction baited on FULL the first Byzantine Rite Catholic Church be CASH PRICE «e AL estate to started there in 9no appliances for sale __ years, although some $20,000 has already • not ni SUMMIT been spent. Tio\ The REPAIRS government acted at the CLEWING I N|T C«U MRS 107 CONLEY R'.ltor of Archbishop ••rrire* or request Theoklitos, •«tju»u automatically RADIOS HI-FI f lha SUMMIT area CReatvi.w Orthodox Metropolitan of Athens, J-SIM *• rwr». MONT floor* SHARPE. REALTOR who TOASTERS IRONS cited a law requiring prior • Station. **» . Basements Summit. N J IttKtawu Oh Tea permission for ronstruction Wimntr BROILERS from • LAna SCOTCH Tr*tu A litwinci • 111 PLAINS the Minister of Education Perfect. Nt Siciili Afld All Household Electrical and Appliances • Tirei at Low Prlcoa Religion Liberal A Ranch Home The Bviantine Rite community AMHERST Clean as a Whistle received for approval anew A APPLIANCE SUPPLY CO SI 5,900' church site in April, 1917. after 4»S CENTRAL A VENUE OBsnje 1-7830 EAST worshipping manv ORANQF years in Pl* which little Ilk i thn a rhapcl is more than b,,n* ELECTRICIAN ranch There !«' | .. an juncture of In »tth a order picture window, c hallways. dining room Ilf Anics htful modern ing construction the ed kitrhen with .bund, stopped, rahineti. two plea.tni bedroom, EMPLOYED ai uration religion minister said th» ELECTRICIAN Tiled hath with aho-er There ia overtired faraae. full phins NEEDS ha.ement. ai being followed were not EXTRA WORK aluminum combination and acrren .tor those which had been HOUSE wtndowa Down approved WIRING DONE payment of I*oo 00. «um# a and which called only for 4%. f10.400 00 en trans- REASONABLY. PI 8-4358 inf ferral of the chapel PATRICK I, HEDDEN

FLORISTS REALTOR Scotch Plain! FA 2 0102 FA 2 &4IWI. FA 2 7VX) Priest Defends MAYFAIR FLORISTS Kitchens “THR HOUSE OF REALTORS QUALITY FLOWERS' Joe Cora. Prop Sugar Strike Be. Oranaa Arm . Newark. N. j Buy a home first LSau 9-0433 BACAIXiP. P I— Inspired bv a Jesuit priest, thousands WILLIAM BALER of FOR SALI members of the Federation of R*»llr Cos Free Farmers walked MU 6-2400 off their VISIT TRI-STATE'S Custom AROUND- 1 mad* allp toran vat drad fab- Jobs on more than a score of huge MODERN REAL ESTATE A IN ric over locked MO ' M RANC* aaama. 03 Call LW OR 13039 a... I s J sugar plantations on Negros Is Full ninn - ' DESIRABLE land RIDGEWOOD 4 VIC kouho aoßß^ THE-WORLD HELP WANTED RrEciali/e The strikers Cash SHOWROOM FEMALE in itntunc, homes seek higher wages EOR OCT or TOMS RCVERS of them SEWING Many are seasonal work HERMAN WOMAN. SINGLE. BOOKKIEPINO EX GUNSTER Realtor Pnce era and traditionally have been MRIE.NTE. CENTRAL OmcE. TYr 403 E RIDGEWiKin machine \\y r,i 4 on#M treated tNG. TOR CATHOLIC COMPLETF. poorlv bv the "sugar AGENCY IN | I Ml |.TIPIJ[ LISTING wr ai» DOWNTOWN NEWARK SEND RESUME barons.” of It's Fabulous one the most TO ROX prm SEE... 111, THE ADVOCATE. Jl VINCENT X CO E-Z TERMS MILLER leged classes the CLINTON ST. NEWARK E N J in Philippines INSI ROR MORTGAGER of Many the workers less FREE l nli County earn The South HnuMwiTt.—Mnthara An. run N»w. Pacific Basement than $1 da\ BRAND NEW Room! ton rntm.tlra thm. or a GENERAL mor. .v.nlnrr ELECTRIC • •»•* Goo 4 Inrom. Dl 14.109 RL’YINQ or JVHFSi OR SELLING SF.RV Championing their cause is HAND PAINTED CR 14919. ICE TO VOL IS OIR SPECIALTY Rev The Hector Maun S J Corinthian II E Weatfield Ave as- FLOOR POLISHER Room of & SCRUBBER WALL MURAL Kitchens! Roaell# •ark. N J sistant director of the Institute POSITION WANTED CMeat nut UK o' Social FOR FINE Order. Manila He COMPLETE WITH 6 EVERY HOMES LN ATTACHMENTS WITH OVER 20 claims the DIFFERENT man daalraa Saturdar ampler CRANFORD AREA many of workers are mant. aalaa preferred. ft-7393 CH forced into BASEMENT JOB SEE 1 involuntary servi Women. tude because NEW WALL e»p«rlenced wiftrewchimhar- | McPherson realty co ' they have had to MATERIALS maid wants position Suburbs 50 Ractorr go into debt the I# ALDEN street to sugar barons ar cor\rtrr Writ* Boa 187. The Adve- ORANEORD. N J who maintain nt*. Jl Clinton St . Newark 1. N J. food commissaries FULL BRidfic 6-0400 for the laborers Hav. They are then your work dtilfnid by • mimb.r CASH NO M«\FY •( >u PIANO SERVICES are thinking prevented from leaving the of buv.ng oi tel plan th» National of tatmn PRICE Sooi.ty Int.rior as long as the debt DOHA Dtjijn.ri f?AMOIL&-TIAXO re SERVTCf HOWELL S COGAN Planoa. Pipe Organs tuned, mains repaired 5 YUS. TO PAY D A mere. 39 Pellaade Reed. Elisabeth. FREE Call Us Collect... N J EL 11231. Ist PAYMENT Night or Da) Church Thieres INSTRUCTIONS RELIGIOUS GOODS IN MAIM II Home Offire HIIU.EV-P\SS \IC BUY NOW tabbed by Priest REI.IOIOU* ARTICLES * THE SHOP SELL OR TRADE MIRACLE l-RNSi SlTnrfliniurc PARIS Thieves «hn 7-81 M 1 114 Ridxa Road. Lyndhuret 25 Year Mortgage 'opp Rita Theatre* specialize in rnhhinc churches Daily 1 to I— « to • arr Available advised In rlrar of Arrangement* Wrbeter 1 AAAI keep thr *• »*VT) ther hnuae through office our 'iliac*' nf IJTT S KNOW Ynl R f'nnlanne, near Antibes ESSEX-UNIONESSE I RFQt IRF.MF.NI *-union in southern MADONNA GIFT SHOP i STANLEY JOHNSON Franrp SViSuST' „„ rhanrra are 114 Broadway. REALTOR they will run into j Patereon. N. J. \\\ \\_ .. Ollnnge 2-323: *t High Street N’T'tier 2 »U> Abbe the MUlberry 4 9914 lourrt, villace priest ' >l A Domeatio Imported Hurry! f . who u a Hurry!!! l p| Judo and Books of AU Catholie ■ expert has Publiahere ITXJEWOon A VICINITY mnc »*\ CALL cauchl 40 would bn thieves # Hummel Originals Ml RRAY uithin EUZABETH-STATEN ISLAND OLIVER the last • Greeting Cards 2 2111 two years while last Maria # Cleary 0 Robert Cleary Hu only Mlrabelh 3-30 10 latest came they capture when *.* he found two men Irvine to rob SAFES CALL NOW • CALL the COLLECT 43 N Broad St box One . Ridgewood, poor the men c

dnd Floor uae took to his heels and MORRIS COUNTY ALL TYPE elevato escaped, 24 A DAY hut the HOURS EVERY DAY NEW AND priest K nf a firm judo A JKfforkon USED SAFES | Re.tdentlal Salea Spenaliata 9-5202 Crip on the other and held him - Vaults BouahL Sold and Repaired McCann webbe until the arrived Bale Interiors police mads to specifications 1 In Tha Pink Rrtrk Ranch AU kinds ef Fireproof equipment for t. Ridgewood At. Ridiea ood. N J Inatitutlona. Industry. Realdsnce ROCKLAND COUNTY 1173 E. IL Elizabeth. OLiver 2 0883 Ml Grand N. J. 2-7960 Aid for N'Yark MAFFEY*B KEY BHOP orr.N weekend* Reporters 7-0737 taeA 191© ■ KRKK HOMK DKMONSTK aTION • U. EL 9-1003 HAMILTON. Ont Krill* (NO -- St an* ilrm In linntr WESTFIELD sour In iff anil Irv. No roßl. no Joseph a Hospital here has estab Lmuhrrr Moil fhi» TYPINO obligation. »illiin Ml mile*. for ADV SCOTCH llshed an information office to Coupon Representative! PLAINS MOUNTAINS For N. J. TRI STATE picture book of provide the press with INC homea for at tnforma GEM 226 Springliild BUILDERS, Typing dona ereolnae. will pick STORES A»«.. Hiwirk up Hon and their U. S E. work Mr*. Edna on patients condi HIGHWAY 46, and deliver to be typed EUaabeth Mlnogue* RepreaenlaU. PATERSON, N. J. area. EL 30439 tion Barrttt ft Crain I om , interested In

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ANGKLES - Condemns Andriji Ar too, that the crime* alleged are ROME John tukovic, former Croatian Pope recently Mini* in nature and hence ex- political "reenlisted” in the ter of Italian the Interior, ha* won his empt from US.-Yugoslav agree- Army, according to a be- light to avoid story extradition to Yu ments on extradition. Sunday ing told in Vatican circles. Shopping goslavia The Tito government Artukovic is a member of Bless- It happened during an audi- sought his return ed BOSTON' (RNS) on charges that Sacrament parish in Westmin- Cardinal of Boston assail- ence with Italian Cushing he wai for Bishops. One responsible mass ex the of ster, Calif., and also belongs to of those he ed attitude “business as usual greeted was on Sunday" and called ecutions under the Croatian the Bishop gov Knights of Columbus. K. of C. all Christians to work Arrigo Pintonello, chief chap- on together “to curb the emment set by Germany aft growing up Supreme Knight and its supreme lain of the Italian Army, who to the *r its tendency profane" invasion of Yugoslavia board barked Artukovic his day by commercial in wears unnecessary the insignia of a gen- U S to activity. Commissioner Theodore fight remain here Among eral. said Hockc those The Cardinal he was is legislation." he ruled that Yugoslavia testifying in his behalf was Upon not not said "but meeting Bishop Pinto- failed to a former of “advocating a return to the for- a change in the attitude of present sufficient ovi secretary Cardinal nello, the Pope, who served those as mer practice of who dence of He also Stepinac. forbidding on believe in what the Lord- guilt said the a sergeant in the medical ALL HERE: More * corps mothers and children said than 300 fathers, were at the Sunday every form of non-reli- Day represents" evidence tended to Artukovic extradition in World present support Artu pro- War I, snapped to recent Communion breakfast at Family Our Lady of the gious activity, even those kovic's contention that he had ceedings wore begun in 1951 as saluted Assumption, Bayonne which no attention and said at event are, left to Principals the right, the would be thoroughly compatible control over the of a revenge seated, Lucania Ann group which or part campaign "Sir. Sgt Roncalli at family, Mary SELLING SOMETHING? Tha your Lucania ” Charles Jr., Mrs. Charles and her with our religious duties against Tito's foes " husband, who ganized the killings Me political He was toastmaster, Rev. Dom- Advocate goes into more than noted command and Rev said that he would face certain inic Del Monte, INSTEAD. HE SAID, he pastor, Anthony Benti. Standing. Sister Marie Antoinette was 110,000 homes, reaches more than death if forced to return to Leonetti, M.P.F., Sister Edvige De Curtis, urging that people buy only what Yugo superior, and Sister Val- ♦50,000 readers every week. slavia M.P.F., Angelica they actually need on Sunday and Donahue's Vatiran enti. M.P.F. Florist Artukovic still faces the threat Yearhook confine all other purchases to the of deportation The l .S. Immi- remainder of the week 170 BLOOMFIELD AVE. Increased in Size Passionist Named “If we all follow this gration Department has yet to Hit Soil Bank Golden simple HUmboH* 3-2224 rule VATICAN CITY (NO The Wedding shall have whether he can remain here - Pastor in Georgia rulr, we gone a long 1959 edition of NEWARK He allegedly entered the the Pontifical year Mr. and Mrs. Turner way toward restoring to NEW JERSEY country 11 'N' l ITY Sunday Annuario Rev Dennis under book. Pontificio. had Farm Plan BAYONNE its rightful function hu- an assumed name in 1948 a - Mr. and Mrs as a 'tc P has been an additional 64 ( . appointed pages when Frederick manizing and sanctifying in- *“ Turner, MILWAUKEE On the p, ‘" r and pastor formerly of presented to John ' r of St Paul Pope XXIII on fluence in our of the Jersey City, will observe their lives,” he said. ( ross Jan 1R that the parish. Atlanta. Ga basis government 50th Cardinal Cushing noted that p wedding Mar. he -urreeds Rev. anniversary The small increase - in soil bank has "hind- Emmanuel 31 had "little that size is with a Mass hope" program Trainnr. C. p of Thanksgiving Sunday due of The to the enlargement of the , formerly could be kept ered rather than the 3l 9 a m. in St. Vincent's sacred by legisla- helped" Sign to DIVIOINDS of Tansferred St Mary's CMIDITID College Cardinals and the tive measures nor the Church here. Celebrant will be farm to survive, s mal of family Monastery, Dunkirk. AMD compoundid growth the hierarchy. Rev. Thomas G Smith of "What is really needed . N.i Passion. t Our executive committee of the Lady of Good ( Since ounscl. Newark thmm YOU SAW THIS tional Catholic Rural Life Con 1956, Lather Walsh has 4$ m yorf Seen The couple has five daughters ference has voiced its Rationed at St MONUMENT opposition Michael's and FEATURED three sons, all married, and SINCt 1193 Insured to the program Monastery here, preaching mis- Funds ft $lO,OOO 33 grandchildren Two of the sions and lat- by U S Gov't bitrsww More harm than good has been retreats throughout the ,N ter are Sister Martin do Porrcs eastern I'nited tolity Sots l« person sr accomplished by the soli bank States. and Sister of SCHRECK moll wo \ Bernard Miriam the by pay POST & pM»- program the agency said, be Missionary Servants of the Most ogo both ways, logoi for cause large operators have Men's Council Aids Holy Trinity, stationed at the Trust Funds. $1 starts aa family WAELTY bought up neighboring Diocesan novitiate in Philadelphia. account. farms and put the land into the Paper soil bank It also said the soil CINt INOW GUARDS - VFNTIIATINO INNAT, ( NC i— Members Plan Maternity Wards hank plan was not the best way °‘ the ( incinnaU ROOFING and Archdiocesan l TRECHT, Netherlands (NCI to rest soil and had not proved Council of Catholic SHEET Men will The Dutch METAL make Catholic Medical Mis MOHAWK effectne in reducing production a door

campaign sion Action NIXALITI - announced here that Bird lo.rlw next month to <00 obtain 10. new intends to establish Till-: CONFERENCE also saw i nine ma LIGHTNING RODS subsenbers for the NOW SEE IT Catholic Tel wards in continued need for governmoit termty Africa and Asia egraph in 1959. 25-27 HAGUE STREET AT YOUR subsidies to ensure an equitable Register

for hut said it JERSEY CITY J. AUTHORIZED income farmers 7, N. dislikes supports as the • ALBERT H. Inc. DEALER price > Oldfield 9-4068 HOPPER, M®' method of subsidy Asa substi MONUMENT* MAUSOLEUM* tide Ihe agency suggested limit CMMOUC 32* CHURCH 341 B lOCI ROAD NO ARLINGTON. ed direct subsidies '•ppnsil* IlnU income • • CHURCHES SCHOOLS • OFFICES • FACTORIES Vltlf Our Spidout Regarding taxes, the statement Indoor Showroom • Kenngott-Terwilliger HOSPITALS • INSTITUTIONS K ART. Till: AROEST MAN'I KACTI RER <»E MIMORIAIS said state income he I IN the taxes may ST ATI MONUMENT AN!> ARK PASSING ON TO Ol R

es do not "equitably distribute ARE AT 10:30 UNITED Ihe burden . . according to the Office: 112 Cedar - Ave. WAboih 5-1066 - N. J. ability of the citizens to pay." Linden, and .MOTORIST AID: This Itt.moto Damonstr o multi-coloredeight-foot by four- t.on Without Chargo or Obligation Gymnasium floor rafinishing and foot is lining torratia floor tooling highway sign being made available to In Time parishes Polishing and af Church of Seed Simoniting paws under a Catholic W.okly _ Pray for Them plan sponsored by the Digest, St. Paul. Monthly _ Yoorly ConfroCtS Consult Your Catholic Funeral Director U hose careful and understanding service is in accord uith the Thomas Comerford THIS IS WHAT AN ADVOCATE traditions of Holy Mother Church ORANGE A Requiem Mass was celebrated for Thomas M

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ford died at home on Jan 17 after a long Illness CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE 4ames a. McLaughlin lie is survived by three daugh ESSEX COUNTY 69 HIGH STREET | | 591 JERSEY AVENUE ters. Including Sister Julia Agnes. ORANGE. N CS .1 of Our J. JERSEY CITY. N. j . Lady of Peace. 7554 Fords, lun nine JOSEPH P. MURPHY ORonge 4 JOurnal Square 2 2266 sons, grandchil dren and eight great grandchil 102 FLEMING AVENUE CODEYS FUNERAL SERVICE HOWARD J • BRENNAN dren. NEWARK, N. J. 77 PARK STREET 641 4 BERGENIINE AVE. KSSOC^’ MArket 3-0514 MONTCLAIR N J WEST John A. MHin & NEW YORK N J. MOntclair 2 0005 ( HATMAM Rev. rt>f JOHN P. MURPHY UNion 7 0373 James F Mr victo* , ,ZM'» T'A-S Coy, , SJ, celebrated a Requiem 480 SANFORD AVENUE DE CAPUA FUNERAL pJI HOME Mass his RIEMAN FUNERAL HOME for brother, John A NEWARK, N J. 269 MT PROSPECT AVE. 1914 NEW YORK AVENUE McCoy, KS G at St. Patrick's , liSfiT ESiex 3-6053 N Jan NEWARK. J. on 20. Mr McCoy UNION CITY. N J. died sud HUmboldt 2 3333 denly his home JSSW*' UNion at on Jan 17 ROBERT LEE FUNERAL HOME 7 6767 In 1954, Mr. McCoy had been 394 PARK WILLIAM AVE. cor St. GEORGE AHR & SON SCHLEMM, Inc. si> s H'gh named a Knight of St Gregory x 195 ORANGE, 700 NYE AVENUE JERSEY CITY UNION CITY N J, by Pope Pius XII. 3° i He was presi esfc®* 3 IRVINGTON. N J. UNion 7 1000 ORonge 0935 dent of the Morris County chapter Dec of the ESsex 3 1020 Scrra Club and a LEBER FUNERAL HOME past JOHN J. QUINN president of the Holy Name Fed 2000 HUDSON BOULEVARD FUNERAL REZEM FUNERAL HOME HOME eration of the Paterson Diocese UNION CITY. 579 Grove Street N J. 323 329 PARK AVENUE Mr McCoy is also sunned by N UNion 3-1100 N Irvington, J. his wife, two second ORANGE, J. sons, a ESsex 2-8700 brother. three sisters. ORange 3 6348 three grandchildren 0”* and two grrat STANTON FUNERAL HOME UNION COUNTY co^ FRANK McGEE i grandchildren . er 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE ° 525 SUMMER AVENUE Avoc^ NUTLEY, N J GORNY A GORNY Mrs. K. Tan hum r ree^ NEWARK, N J. MORTUARY 2 3131 ORANGE A Requiem Mass r or3°? HUmboldt 2 2222 NUlley 330 ELIZABETH *;(rJ AVENUE was celebrated by Rev. Francis rB» tia© Fox. ELIZABETH, N J. pastor of Ascension, New MURPHY FUNERAL HOME BERGEN COUNTY Milford, for his ELizobeth 2 1415 aunt. Mrs Eliza GRACE MURPHY, Director o'l both Canham. at Our Lady of « 301 ROSEVILLE TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE GROWNEY AVENUE FUNERAL HOME te*. Y -r ffCT® the Valley on Jan 16 Mrs Can o)te**

N MAYWOOD - BOGOTA NEWARK, J. 1070 NORTH BROAD STREET ham died after illness a brief on ***’ HUmboldt LITTLE FERRY a 3 2600 HILLSIDE. N J. Jan. 13 at St Mary's «*> “/*£ Hospital ~ 844 HUbbard 7-3050 w ELizabeth 21663 In addition to Father Fox, Mrs BERNARD A KANE -£ Canham Is survived by three 1 l SONS t*Z&££Z%3\£ JOHN J FEENEY FUNERAL HOME DANIEL J LEONARD w A SONS sons, a sister, seven grandchil- * iw 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE 39 HUMBOLDT dren six s;-«> STREET MORTUARY and great is" grandchildren RIDGEWOOD. N. J. She NEWARK. N. J, 242 WEST JERSEY STREET was active In the Rosary So Gl Ibert 7650 4 ciety. C atholic Daughters HUmboldt 3 0733 ELIZABETH. N. J. of k America and the Companions of ot CLIFFORD H PEINECKE ELizabeth 2 5331 «• FLOOD FUNERAL HOME the Forest. Lor ~:. *g£ 1321 TEANECK ROAD ££*<£' 'AW Andrew W. Flood, Director MILLER-BANNWORTH B WEST ENGLEWOOD. N J. «» ss^s^1 »c« 1 I 2 So. Munn Ave. FUNERAL HOME St. ~te ~*£Z 7 Aloysius anS® TE 2332 Player T j

Ea»t 1055 EAST JERSEY - Orange. N J. ST. To Present Show AfVu ORange 4 4445 THOMAS J DIFFILY ELIZABETH, N. J. JERSEY CITY -The Players 1 rS MArket 2 2530 41 AMES AVENUE ELizabeth 2-6664 potiSo DaE Xed uP , »V3 oli r Group of St. Aloysius parish will RUTHERFORD. N, J. eads. Cot***: PETER J QUINN their °\/Z a&1 WERSON FUNERAL HOME present third annual variety s er3 WEbster 2-0098 o»A tf*** - W W®***™ . -Lq Funeral Director show the first week in February l3 10 635 NORTH WOOD AVE. to aid the church decoration 320 BELLEVILLE AVENUE HENNESSEY fund LINDEN, N. J. A children’s FUNERAL HOME matinee will be of BLOOMFIELD, N J. HUnter 6 41 19 fered Feb 1, followed by sSs^S^Ss.'**^ Pilgrim 8 1 260 232 KIPP AVENUE evening performances Feb. 5 and 6 In 6 HASBROUCK HEIGHTS. N. J. •» f" l V MULLIN l SON addition, a special , PASSAIC COUNTY tnaltnee per £m J<» fIfSU3j£& ATlas 8 1362 formance for adults • T.S 976 BROAD STREET will be given Jan H ©y *~. NEWARK, N J. GORMLEY FUNERAL HOME The futul®w show is directed by Freddy - MArket 3 0660 HUDSON COUNTY 154 WASHINGTON PLACE Sleckman and *T Kay Monahan Of «* *i£SS*“sS* PASSAIC, N. J. fleers of the '10, GORNY l GORNY EARL F BOSWORTH Players are James PRe»cott 9 3183 114 McKenna, president; Mrs. \i o® MORTUARY 31 1 WILLOW AVENUE Evelyn r^r^ss^rs"w Erb, vice Edith MAIN N president; Mrs . BUOfluco® _»w, -mo. 303 STREET HOBOKEN. J. HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME «rtur V®r r ‘1” . Quinn, • and William 'cer B'*°' 171 secretary; 5^ su '*°' EAST ORANGE, N, J. HOboken 3-1455 WASHINGTON PLACE 2? Caverly, treasurer. Rev. Gerard 8 HOboken 3-1 456 t ORange 2-2414 PASSAIC, N. J. P. “ Kelly is moderator. w& PRe»cott 7-0141 NECKER-SHARPE ,c GORNY & GORNY FUNERAL HOME GORNY MORTUARY A GORNY Congregation of Kites

525 - 45th STREET MORTUARY 399 HOOVER AVENUE Received UNION CITY. N. J. by Pope 519 MARSHALL STREET BLOOMFIELD, N. J. VATICAN CITY - John UNion 7-0820 Pope PATERSON, N. J. Pilgrim 3-8400 XXIII received the entire staff UNlon 7 0120 4-5400 of the MUlberry Sacred Congregation oi KIERNAN FUNERAL HOMI Rites and representatives LAWRENCE G. FALLON of the QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME Atomic 101 UNION European Pool (Eura AVENUE 157 BOWERS STREET 27-29 HARDING AVENUE tom) in separate audiences. N. J. JERSEY BELLEVILLE, CITY, N. J. N. J. The CLIFTON, audience with the Sacred 9-3503 Plymouth OLdfield 9-0579 PRetcott 7-3002 Congregation staff was tha first of a series at which the Pope ®/u* For hopes to become listing in this taction coll Tha Advocate, MArfcet 4-0700 personally ac qualnted with those employed In Roman Curia. I 18 THE ADVOCATE January 23, 1959

Orders Seminary Collection ’59 Almanac Is Published. Archbishop Outlines Need PATERSON The 1959 edition of the National Cath- olic Almanac has been pub- Of Training for Priests lished here by St. Anthony Guild Press

NEWARK Bo- fo The "one volume Catholic li- Archbishop 'February be designated by the 1 ' mandments to love God above land hat requested that the an reverend brary" Is edited by Rev. Kelician ; j pastor all things and our neighbor as our- nual collection for the support of "Foremost A Foy, OK M It is being dis- among the sublime selves, to explain and the the uphold archdiocesan seminary be gifts which Our Divine tributed nationally by Douhleday Lord be- sanctity of marriage, the rights taken at s Of the school and 'nc New under up all churches on a queathed START FUND DRIVE: This is the architect ' proposed auditorium building in St and Cos., , of York to His Church are the and duties of parents and chil Michaels Parish. Palisades Park. It Sunday in February designated was designed William Neumann and Sons arrangements initiated this Blessed Sacrament and the dren; the mutual relations of em by Rev Thomas F. Duffy, pastor, year. of each by the pastor church priesthood Since of a fund to priests alone ployers and workmen. inauguration building campaign to for its erection. this week announced help pay THE REFERENCE work con- In a letter to be read at Masses has the Holy Eucharist been en- tains a of new event* the week preceding the collection, summary trusted, and through priests alone “CANDIDATES who aspire to of Catholic interest between Dec. the Archbishop out that is the pointed Eucharist possible, the the priesthood require a long and Plan New Essex CWV School to Present 1. 1957. and Dec. 1, 1958; the is "the bulwark of encycli- priesthood necessity and dignity of the exacting preparation, and hence eternal truths" and cals. addresses and messages de- requires a priesthood have need no further proof need of a sacred place of livered by the late Toe Tius Xlt long and exacting preparation for the devout study where teaching Annual 25 Catholic. For the the proper At Awards Jan. Palisades Park in 1958. a round up story of the He remarked also that it is the priest calls Our Divine Savior, w-ill be given them completely, NEWARK Presentation of Center for the Blind. has Seen taiurdes centenary observance; faithful and clergy who make the the upon altar in the sublime adequately and without compro- j the annual Americanism an article the pastoral care of possible PALISADES PARK Anew 14-classroom school awards named as the recipient of the on leminary sacrifice of the Mass: he brings' mise. It is in the major seminary will feature the 12th in annual con annual award For God" the Spanish speaking the that and is in Candidates for the priesthood, the Savior to the souls of men in they arc trained in piety, auditorium-gymnasium process for St Michael s vention of the E-sex County The awards "Kor and Cnited States, the 1958 state- he of he and the of truth here Rev Country" said, "have need a sacred Holy Communion is am study knowledge the parish Ihomas F. this week an Catholic Duffy, pastor, Chapter. War Veterans, "Kor Home" will go to Mayor ments of the l' S Bishops. place of study where the proper bassador of Christ, the translated into action through the nounced dispenser plans for a 5200.000 fund to he held Jan It also building campaign to 25 in St s W. Chenoweth of Nutlev contains a complete of Stephen llarry teaching will be given them com the divine mysteries. cultivation of virtue in the giving In a for its parish hall help pay erection and Fsscx County Sheriff Neil calendar of all feast* and holy plctely, adequately and without word, his ministry is the contin- of good example and devotion to The The consentmn will with C. of fast and abstinence, drive, Father said, a short flight to classrooms di open Duffy. days, days compromise." uation of divine redemption of the Blessed Eucharist. Huffy Mass and Holy Communion explanation of the Church will open officially Feb. 12 rectly beneath the auditorium a! Mayor Chenoweth is being hon year Reason for this, he declared, is mankind exercised in 'all pa "At have 193 stu- present we 10 30 am. ;n St dedication of Archbishop Roland mil address The building has been Stephen s ored for the outstanding patriotic and the special the tience and ' positioned the fact that it is the who doctrine dents in our major seminary. ( hurch priest the followed hy dinner in the observances activated in that months of the campaign workrrs and give to take advantage of the natural year must and "Besides the Catholic prirst- the faithful and who hall "affirm demonstrate "To clergy his to Speaker- will he Rei and Sheriff There blessing them grade and to allow the maximum community, Duffy in is a section on Church hood has it is individually, the existence of the always been, as have made our God. im major seminary to the of (leorge Sherry. DSP, of St recognition of the drive of Catholic be- prior slarl a wide amount of outside for against history, coverage the parish lighting mortality of the today, bulwark of eternal possible the Rcnedict soul, the wonders goes deep gratitude s Essex of house-to-house solicitation both and auditorium Prep, County illegal narcotics operations con liefs, a 40 page glossary terms truths. of Prior classrooms of the Incarnation and Because his sacred of the Archdiocese and of all and Redemp- to the official ihe chaplain, Joseph Howell who ducted by his law enforcement and listings of world famous opening, mem A ill be tion the teaching office he must in who and teach it fully-equipped kitchen w and absolute need of sea- study in May i- completing his second orial gifts committee will offer term as agency. C atholics. son and of located at the school floor level grace for salvation." out season affirm Dur the Divine I>nrd, great High the county commander The closed meeting will start parishioners opportunity to and will and demonstrate the bless those who fill all needs both for existence Priest, all ron select Res Richard M at 330 and will ADS special items as their Mct.uinnes-., pm include SHOP THE in The Advo- THE TEXT OF the Archbish of gifts hot lunches for the school chil God. the immortality of the tribute generously to this roller director of the Mt Carmel the (iuild election of officers before make a op's letter follows lo project The overall drive dren rale you purchase. soul, the wonders of the Incar- tion and special parish suppers is for seheduled completion Feb A "The annual collection the nation and and service area in the for Redemption and the "May His Sacred the pantry Heart, 23 major diocesan seminary shall need of for rear of the auditorium above will absolute grace sal- source of all consolation, richly be at the handle the taken up all Masses vation. dinners prrparrd in reward them for their real in FATHER pointed out In every parish church in the "At the time he 1 of that 'there kitchen same must promoting the apostolic work arr nnw ns children Archdiocese on a tn Sunday proclaim and defend the com- vocations to the attending the first three priesthood." grades lATHER DI’FFY also an of school elementary in a two- nounced appointment of Alfred frame story remodeled structure B Jones as general chairman, opened hy St Michael's last h all building fund John A Me campaign. • • • However, arc present quarters llcalion and Ren D Casein, as for the great number inadequate sociatc general chairmen. Hr of children who desire an educa- rederick i !• C, Chiccone, memorial , tion under our auspices The addl gift chan man. Thomas J Cusker. Make a Will? / tion of 14 classrooms will =q provide 'j Jerry Connors and William J . "rn* for ample space a complete edu- Scanlon, associate memorial gift cational for program all demon chairmen IT hy thotihl I? I ni ju«t an Catholic. " ordinary tary grades Cos chairmen of the friend- Not rich. Still Still \\ )niin[. hraljln . orkinp The new school building, dr business committee are John .1 das. There's no is tlierc? signed hy William Niuminn & every ru»h, Dickerson, Joseph M Rotolo, Sons, architects, of Jersey City William S Marvin Sr , Joseph J will be split level /all feel that They Ho contemporary Stipo and Edward Brown of itrnplr way. never style with exterior of tapevtrv pet tlie time to tlieir intentions down brick put similar to that of the \n«l church on paper. suddenly—tlir matter is ileriHeil for them. So. after tliat To he erected hehind Arch sou put pas directly bishop's the church and rectory, the hark tlimk tliisovrr: A Catholic rap on. truly building will provide rduca- ill takes of . w rare . . rational facilities for xrxi boss Appointments and girls and recreational SI MMY, JAN IS 1 our Vnur Pnrinh TT orkt srating room lor more than son Family, , of

SIX DECADES: Rev. Antonio Antonacci, third from left, 60 persons in the all audi- 9 am., Communion break ( 7 lie Minion has completed years purpose harity, horripn a In He observed his diamond Jan. 18 with torium. fast of Holy Namr Society of the priesthood jubilee a Mass of Thanks- at St Union which Our l,ady of l.ourdes Church, The Maryknoll giving Anthony's, City, at Roland Also 7)07 S 7Of RV» Marvknoll, VY. Archbishop presided ENTRANCE TO THE Fathers, building West l.ahe with him are, from A Orange Crystal Nil here left, Msgr Joseph Shovlin, Msgr Walter P Artioli, will be* Kirst St on Stairways West 17 ilhout Casino, Orange. obligation, irnrl me a Curtis, and Caesar M plrato Auxiliary Bishop Msgr Rinaldi, pastor of St. Anthony's. from the lobby will lead down tOU f> your tr I V p.m . Dinner, Auxiliary of ropy of booklrt, Wit On Ym All Can Do. Souls Hospital. Morristown; Send For Our CELEBRATE HOLY WEEK At Lincoln Square Seton Hall (iymnasium, South Orange. Name FREE Booklet t EASTER WEDNESDAY. JAN and in the IX Address Fordham Outlines 1 p Dinner Ad m.. mreltng. Board of TOT)A Y! Zone State HOLY LAND or ROME vlsory of Marylawn City the Oranges. Chooae from 2 inapiring pilgrimage* leaving New York, Plans respectively, March 21. 1959. via Trana World Airline*, Development under the spiritual direction of M*gr. Franklin M Kelliher, NEW YORK—Fordham $25 5 Director of the Working Boyi Home. Buffalo, New York . . . University's new million •nd M*rch center Lincoln will handle 11, 1959. aboard the R.M.S Queen Mary, at Square an anticipated student under the nponaorahip of Our Sunday Viaitor. population of 8,000 at the start, according to Rev. Laurence Toura cover *uch exciting place* aa Beirut . . Jerusalem J. McGinley, S J., Fordham president. . Nazareth . . . Tel Aviv . . . Ixnirdo* . . . Pari* Father outlined for the center at Cherbourg . . . Luueux . . . Nice . . . Aaaiai . , . Venice . . . McGinley plans a luncheon Florence . Milan . . and Kinaiedeln. attended by alumni ..

22 to leaders and 35 day* . $1,084 and up. civic officials, includ- Thr building program will hr E. extensiontour* to other ing Mayor Robert Wagner, rarrird out in with Alao. many citiea. three stages Commissioner Robert Mosri and thr firat two arhrdulrd lor com for information, complil* too jrovf TroroJ or John D. Rockefeller 111. plrtion by 196? at a coal of EVERYBODY AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL SERVICE 512.5 million. Klral project will THE NEW l i acre Most 7 midtoun br thr law The World" i f*penenced Operator of Cofhohc Trove/ arhool, ronatrurtion campuj will provide facilities for starting thla Spring for com- «S Irtidwir. N«w Yard A. N WHlUhall the university's downtown schools 4 100* plrtion by Srptrmbrr, 1960. at L limbarnr •r 4 Ca. Traval luraiu of law, business, social service, Kordhatn University's right In 111 Market tt.. Na.ark 1 _ MArket 1till education and studies. In- general participatr in (hr Lincoln Square will be 50% itial enrollment more redevelopment project had hern Allan aw kw .w lIHRICAI UMIII tlttlim raw* CMtQUIt- lawm a»-w»t>a than the enrollment of present the subject of litigation for tart flaw tfawaat AMAICAR 111*111 WORLD-WIOI CRIOIT CARO sev- those schools. eral months

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