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Eighth A»n«al Rosary* Ntooas wiE open at i f e J>Q*k**B$* am Monastery at ISttt W,-Churcfa St., Etofra OR S a t e # y f¥fiaing. Sept. 27, ••;,:T^'i-i

The devotions ea«§t •>•• - p - i V * * -

through Oct. 4 will cejnjglijf' o£ recitation o£ the Rosar^,,i .a^> won and Benediction ""'of .'tju* _£essed Sacrament. Tfte?1$s&:'j; Edrattttd tn&rien, Gfiatialjj. "mi. sisted oy several of w& \q clergy, will conduct $# -.servjcfs,

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most efficacious offered b y j t o l y Mother Church. Each yeayw fbe Etalra Monastery «idx in ttw Dominican Convent* ttmiifhout the world countiefts miraculous answers to pcayers and petltlona are repented.

More than nine yeaes ago, eight Dominican Nona came t o Etalra from Buffalo, for the purpose of establishing m, fouo>] dation to this-Community. Since that time, flee other postulants have been accepted at Howry HOI, as the local Monastery I s known,

M4NT CHANGES have takes place, since that August day, when these Sisters left the well established Convent in Buffalo t o pioneer in a venture, which would daunt even strong amen, •

Today, a little Monastery and a new modem permanent wing*, witSch was recently completed, stands a s ait evidence o f the courage of these Religious and of the gratitude of many JUralr-ans for tMi Spiritual Stronghold.

Protestants and Jews, aa well

m Catholics, have -found peaqe'j and c o m f o r t 4n the. sincere

[sympathy and understanding of-1 *h#se Sisters, whose prayers

n v e been so often answered. /Visitors are, ahsrayss. .^e&ome

! 6a Kosary Hill and pefcitfbns* j»ay| Be telephoned, maltedF of* taken to tiie Monastery. Requests for prayers during this Novena will be left on Hie Rosary Altar and will be remembered at all the Masses and in the prayers and good works of the Dominican Sisters.

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H. F. Ryart Promoted

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B y Lincoln Trust Herbert F. Ryan, Assistant

Secretary and Manager of the Ironc3equoit Office of Lincoln Rochester Trust Co. has' been appointed to the C o n s u m e r Credit Department, "accorfling to Raymond N. Ball, president.

An employee of the bank for thirty years, Ryan started as messenger and has nerved as clerk, bookkeeper, teller, and as. alstatxt manager of the East End Office.

After graduating from Cathe­dral High School, Ryan attended the American Institute of Bank tog. - - - ^ ^

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Elects Mrs. Caron Prstfaburjr — Mrs, Tlorence

Ciron was elected president of St. Patrick's Rosary and Altar Society at the society's meeting held Sept. 11 in the chuzch^haU. , Eleceted also were: J^rs. An­thony Wojdyla, vice president;

|M»."Armax^ S£' Pierre, secres taiy, stnd tars, Frank Bergman,

jpufleral tsevfcfca jtor'^Anthony {&, w p a , 23, orjganteer and cap-mbx iff l i e ^^s^anni ta i ' team |%t Aqtulnas Institute, -ware held from fee Josejph A. Murphy Fu-

laserallJQine,' 363 CMU Ave.» o»f «awgea «»•'* 'Mondfty^ept, iS2, at 8:30 a, nst,' fiapdress here, i Requiem Mass was celebrated a t St. Augustine's Church at 9:00

to'clock by Rev. Francis Donog< 1 hue. Present in the sanctuary were: B t Rev, Msgr. John M, Duffy, Rev. Donald-Mulcahy and Rev. George Wood.

Bearers were: Edward J. Whlfe comb, Allen Schaeifer, Louis Al-varo; Arthur HiUIs, Bernard Wiser and Jack Trabold,

Mr. Uppa died a t his home, 456 Flint St, on Thursday, Sept. IS, 1952, after a long illness. __XBkenJ31-wlai«HStedy4«g-t^ry5:' leal education at the University of Indiana, Mr, Lippa was grant­ed a degree by that school" in June.

Very active in local athletic activities, ' Mr. Lippa taught swimming at the Columbus Youth Association and was a -counselor for the CYA Day Camp. He was also swimming instructor for the Rochester Turners and was granted a scholarship by that organization.

The deceased is survived by his wife, Mary Whitcomb Lippa; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. An­thony J. Lippa; a brother, Rob­ert Lippa; a sister, Mrs. Aliens Marnbrettl of Kenmore, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sil­vio Galletti of Seneca Falls.

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Bogota, Colombia ^ (RC) ~~ iClte !bifreas,e| fc#njitti(ic« tivitles in Cotarabift are #art of a conamunisl; plan to sol?e control of key Latin Ajheric&n countries, the Goloriiljian "Wft later of War, Jose Maria Eernal* charged in A nation-wide radio

The plan is supervised by Rus­sian agents in "oae of t b e Carib-bean countries," the WsTt Minis­ter stated. He did not name the

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treasurer.

Cferbtlaa Worker* Saa Jose, Costa Bka — ( N O

— The Costa Rican Hierarchy hail the Young Christian Work­ers' movement as "the living Gospel of .modern times" in a joint pastoral commemorating]

( the tenth anniversary of the [movement here.

Mr. Joseph Glaaer (above) of Detroit, who wsa chosen na­tional president of the National Conference of Cathoilo Chart-ties, at the 28th annual meeting Just held fa Cleveland. He succeeds Honatgnor Eugene A, Lottos, Director of Cathoilo Charities, JEMoeesa of Bntffalc,

„ ^ , - * T « countryi However, recenl: »• ports havse stated that # Red em­bassy in Cuba has taken over di­rection od communist activities in Latin America. -

(A KneEKr issue of Central American Studies, published in San Salvador, states that a Red headquarters is, operative* In Cuba which receives instructions from Prague

(The o£m of Oie Red activity, according to the magazine, i s to seize control of Guatemala, then Costa Rica, Colombia and finally Venezuela, which is regardad a» -tno-^is^-^ewtrsHrecaasino^ltr" vast oil reserves.)

Mr. Bemal declared that the Colombian government has i n lis possession a Hed-forrnulated pro< gram for seizing; power in the country.

TJBK vm» l'LAN, called "aPlan A," aims mainly at weakening the preset** Colombian army, tho War Minister charged!, Ha dt«<! these objectives of the? plan: (1) dispersal fef the army b y creating widely sei>arnted; disturbances; (S) sabbtage' at factories, air bases and znunlflons storehouses; (3) theft oi army uriitormu, arms and ammunition from .the small garrisons, and (4) tho spread ot demoralizing propa­ganda among the troops.

The Watr Minister declared that the Red plan also calls <for attacks agaunat t b e present sroV-ernment, tine elergry and religion in general as "forces of oppre*

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