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ADDED FEATURES Marist Blue & Gold Adopts New Format The Marist Blue & Gold, school newspaper of the Marist School, under the able leader- ship of Peter Ilchuk, the Edi tor, has changed completely from its old format of last year. The most noticeable change was from the magazine- type slick sheet paper to stan dard newspaper form. The size of ithe paper* was also consi derably increased. Perhaps the most significant change is in the content. The scope of the paper has been widened to in clude not only the usual news a#d sports stories, but also off- AFB Postal Unit Lists Vacancies DOBBINS AIR FORCE BASE, GEORGIA. . . The 1st Air Re serve Postal Group, located at Dobbins AFB, recently an nounced vacancies for qualified enlisted personnel who have had prior military service. Ex— perienced in administrative or postal specialties is desired. The 1st APG, one of two such reserve units in the United States, provides back-up for the world-wide postal facilities of our armed services. Train ing one weekend each month' and two weeks during the sum mer, the members of the unit receive 48 pay periods an nually, plus time toward re tirement. Fifteen spaces are current ly available. Inquires may be made to Captain Donald Gray, 2495 AFRS, Dobbins AFB, orby calling him ar 428-4461, Ext 8372. C & S REALTY COMPANY 'Specialists in Commercial and Industrial Real Estate*’ Suite 200 Henry Grady Bldg. Atlanta 3, Ga. Warehouses, Stores, Mfg. Plants, Acreage, Shopping Center Dev„ Subdivision Dev., Industrial Dev., Insurance 524-2052 MIKE & STEVE SERTICH beat, informative stories, Appearing regularly is a Fea ture Section which delves deep into the behind the scenes life not heard, from too often. Com ing in the next issue (in November), this section will feature an account of the Marist History Club, a unique club in its own right. Planned for the future is ‘The History of Marist.” Something that every student should know if he is to take pride in his school. ANOTHER new service is the personal Want Ads Section. Anyone who has anything to sell or offer can have an ad in this section for a nominal fee. Mr. Ilchuk is assisted in this work by William Hopkins .directing the Features. Sec tion and Frank Hynes calling the plays in the Sports Section. Yearly subscriptions may be obtained by writing c/o the Marist School, 3790 Ashfonl- Dunwoody Rd., Atlanta. Atlantan Named Auxiliary Head Mrs. Matthew J. D. Myer was elected president of The Council on Auxiliaries of the Georgia Hospital Association in Augusta at their Annual Con ference held at the Augusta Town House on October 15th & 16th. Mrs. Dwyer is past president of St.Joseph*s Auxi liary of Atlanta. The Woman's Board of Uni versity Hospital were host on Wednesday to a welcome tea before the two day meeting. Forty four hospital Auxiliary's through out the State are mem bers of the Council on Auxili aries, The 1965 Annual Confer ence will be held in Savannah. St. Joseph's Auxiliary of St. Joseph Hospital will be host to this conference. Correction -4 \ ^ * "**Wv \ \ r Last week" in the' caption an nouncing the approval of land to be used for St. Joseph's Village, the number of acres was given as 4,717. It should have read 47.17 acres. Serving Atlanta Since 1912 co/u/^/rF 5S0 FORREST ROAD, N. E„ ATLANTA. GEORGIA • PRINTING • LITHOGRAPHING TRInify 5-4727 only s 229 50 ^ GMira GRUflOIG thill bu _ [unUHUIbl d Stenorette THE WORLD’S MOST APPRECIATED DICTATING SYSTEM PHONE TODAY FOR DEMONSTRATION WITHOUT OBLIGATION HYNES COMPANY 172 WHITEHALL STREET, S.W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE - 6417 BRANAN & SCHMlTZ REALTY CO. 4641 Roswell Rd. N. E. Atlanta, Georgia 255-7770 BUYING OR SELLING A HOUSE ? contact Branan & Schmitz for qualified personal service! Specialists in AREAS I & II - Residential Sales - Acreage - Insurance • Leases *&ee Studio. WEDDINGS PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL BLACK - WHlTEAND NATURAL COLOR 1164 N. HIGHLAND AVE., N,E» ATLANTA, GA. TR 6-3716 WE SPECIALIZE IN FINE WEDDING' PHOTOGRAPHY. OUT OF TOWN ASSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED uM you Can Eai !! FRIED r «=» . FLORIDA SHRIMP HHi LOBSTER 2 75 fCROSS ROADS 1 3 75 "Where Peachtree Meets Spring" Complete Sea Food Menu Free Parking— TTUnity 5-2288 and Your Favorite Beverage OUN PAILY Till MIDNIOHT — M1MB It AMERICAN EXPRESS PAST PRESIDENTS of the Holy Name Society at the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception and guest speaker for the occasion honoring these men are left to right; Dan Keegan; Van Buren Colley, current president Eddie Gasperini, Guest Speaker Lew Gordon, Jr; Bill Goodwin, Eddie Troy and J. Alton Baumgarnt- ner. honor presidents Shrine Holy Name Talk On The Laity The members of the Holy Name Society at the Shrine of ithe| Immaculate Conception heard an address by Lew Gor don, Jr., on Sunday, honor ing the pasr presidents. The members had attended the 9:15 Mass, receiving Communion in a body and after Mass as sembled in the Social Hall for the Breakfast Meeting. Mr. Gordon, spoke on the Laymens Part in Catholic Act ivity of the Archdiocese of At lanta. Mr. Gordon reminded those in attendance that they have a ser ious obligation to participate in lay activity. To do this laymen must beinformed. . , they must have a deep, clear understand ing of the principles of the Cath- olic Church. As Secretary of the Serra Club, Mr. Gordon dlso spoke on the purpose and aims of this organization which is dedica- FIFTH VICTORY ted to encouraging vocations to the religious life. The members of the Club accomplish their work in part by talks, posters and meetings. Prayer is also needed, and those present were asked to pray for a n increas ed number of young people to labor for Christ in the Lord’s vineyard. Mr. Gasperini spoke on the forthcoming Fall Festival which will be held Thursday and Friday, November 12th and 13th in the Social Hall of the Shrine of the Immaculate Con ception. This is a joint project sponsored by the 3 principle organizations at the Shrine to help defray the cost of operat ing the oldest Catholic Church in Atlanta. The President of the Society also Introduced and re cognized the Holy Name past Presidents in attendance, Dan Keegan, Van Buren Colley, Bill Goodwin, Eddie Troy and J. Alton Baumgartner. Pi-Hi Tops Cadets In 15-0 Runaway BY GREG BECKHAM St. Pius X’s Golden Lions continued their winning ways Friday night, as they blanked the Cadets of Marist 15-0. Mix ing a good offense with a stout defense. Coach George Mal- oof’s Lions racked up theirfifth victory without a defeat. Opening action saw a num ber of penalties and a few ex changes of punts. In the second quarter, with Pi Hi deep in their own territory, Marist re covered a fumble. The Cadets were inside the five with a first and goal to go. BUT THE Lion Linemen dug in and held like a brick wall for all four downs. Key men On Dean’s List Miss Eileen Louise Fitzger ald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Fitzgerald, 4541 Waits Ave., College Park, has been named to the Dean’s List for exceptionally high scholar ship at St. Mary's College, Notre Dame, Indiana. in the goal line stand were ends ^ Frank Kelly and Dave Hammond, and Herb Murrath,' John Beavin and John Tkac in the middle. Fired up with this success the defense struck again. Safety- man Joe Malvihill blocked a Christie Hauck punt and the Lions recovered. FROM ABOUT 35 yards out, John Griffin, quarterback, took over and directed the team goalward. The key play here was a 10 yard first down pass to Steve Raville. Finally carry ing the ball over was junior fullback Steve Freant on a two yard buck. The PAT was wide. St. Pius again put points on. the board in the third quarter. Dave Hammond, working on de fense, tackled Hauck in me Cade end zone for two more, making it 8-0. Scoring matters came to a close when Mulvihill inter cepted and raced 15 yards to pay dirt. This time Tommy Angelicas boot for the extra point was good. LEGION OF DECENCY MOVIE RATINGS A-l — Morally Unob|ectionablo for Alakazam. The Great Apache Rifles Boy Who Caught a Crook Capture That Capsule Circus World Dentist in the Chair, A Fall of the Roman Empire Fate Is the Runner Flight That Disappeared Flipper’s New Adventure Francis of Assisi Golden Arrow, The Hard Day’s Night, A Heroes Island Hey There, It’s Yogi Bear Honeymoon Machine Invasion Quartet ••Island of the Blue Dolphins Lively Set, The ••Magic Fountain, The ••Mary Poppins Master Spy McHale’s Navy Misadventures of Merlin Jones, The Modem Times Moonspinners, The Murder Most Foul Mysterious Island Nikki. Wild Dog of the North Patsy, The Pied Piper of Hamelin Pirates of Tortuga Purple Hills Queen of the Pirates Ready for the People Rhino Ride the Wild Surf Robinson Crusoe on Mars Gonoral Patronage Search for Paradise Sergeant Was a Lady Seven Faces of Dr. Lao, The Snake Woman Teenage Millionaire Thief of Baghdad Tiger Walks, A Titans. The Town Like Alice, A Unearthly Stranger, The Valley of the Dragons Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea When the Clock Strikes •Who Is Minding the Store You Have to Run Fast Young and the Brave A-2—Morally Unobjectionable for Adults A Adolescents Amazons of Rome Atlantis, the Lost Continent Behold a Pale Horse Bridge to the Sun Bullet for a Badman Cat Burglar Convicts 4 Cow and I, The Devil at 4 O’clock Devil Ship Pirates, The Dr. Blood's Coffin Escape by Night Evil Eye Evil of Frankenstein Fail Safe Frantic Gold for the Caesars Goliath and the Island of Vampires Good Neighbor Sam Horror of It AH, The I'd Rather Be Rich Ladies Who Do Lancelot and Guinevere Last Man on Earth Man From Galveston. The Man From Rio Man Who Died Twice Muscle Beach Party Naked Edge Night Train for Paris Pit and the Pendulum Quick Gun. The Ring of Treason Robin and the Seven Hoods Roustabout Sardonicus Scream of Fear Secret Door, The Secret Invasion Secret of Deep Harbor Send Me No Flowers Sing and Swing 63J Squadron Surf Party Taggart Train 349 from Berlin Trunk, The Twenty Plus Two Voice of the Hurricane Walk a Tight Rope Walk into Hell Walls of Hell Weekend With Lulu World of Henry Orient, The Young Doctors A-3—Morally Unobjectionable for Adults Ada Armored Command Bikini Beach Breakfast at Tiffany's Buddha Cartouche Claudelle Inglish Come September Commando Couch. The Face in the Rain Fargo Flight from Ashiya For Those Who Think Young Great War, The Hustler, The Kisses for My President Los Tarantos Mafioso Mamie Money, Money. Mpney Murder, Inc. Nightmare in the Siin One Plus One Out of Towners, The Panic Button Pink Panther, The Rampage Rebel With a Cause Rocco and His Brothers Satan Never Sleeps Season of Passion Seduced and Abandoned Summer and Smoke Sundays and Cybele Susan Slade Thin Red Line Three on a Spree Third Secret. The Thunder of Drums Topkapi Torpedo Bay Town Without Pity Two Women Victors, The Wall of Noise West Side Story Where Love Has Gone Wives and Lovers Woman of Straw Woman Who Wouldn't Die Young Lovers Zulu A-4— Morally Unobjectionable for Adults, with Reservations Advise and Consent Best Man, The Black Like Me Circle of Deception Cleo from 5 to 7 Cool World, The Crowning Experience Devil's Wanton •Divorce Italian Style Eclipse Freud Girl of the Night Girl With the Green Eyes Important Man Intruder King of Kings Lilith Lolita Long Day's Journey into Night Martin Luther Mondo Cane Never Take Candy From a Stranger Night of the Iguana, The Nothing But the Best Organizer, The Pressure Point Servant, The Sky Above and the Mud Below, The Storm Center Strangers in the City Suddenly, Last Summer Tom Jones Too Young to Love Victim Visit, ‘The B—Morally Objectionable In Part for All Americanization of Emily, The Back Street Black Sabbath Cleopatra Crazy Desire Day the Earth Caught Fire Explosive Generation •Four for Texas Goodbye Again Head, The Honeymoon Hotel House Is Not a Home, A House of Fright House of Women Jessica Joker, The Kitten With a Whip . An Affair of the Skin And God Created Woman Baby Doll Bed of Grass Bonne Soupe, La Breathless Cold Wind in August Come Dance With Me Christine Keller Affair, The Empty Canvass Expresso Bongo Five Day Lover Green Carnation Green Mare Heroes and Sinners I Am a Camera I Love, You Love Image of Love L'Avventura La Notte (Night) Lady Chatterley's Lover Leda Long Ships, The Lover, Come Back Love, the Italian Way Man Trap Marines Let's Go Mary Had a Little Masque of the Red Death New Interne, The Night Must Fall No Love for Johnny Of Human Bondage Paris Blues Peeping Tom Purple Moon Private Lives of Adam and Eve C — Condemned Law, The Les Liaisons Dangereuses Liane, Jungle Goddess Love Game Love Is My Profession Lovers, The Mademoiselle Striptease Magdalena Maid in Paris Mating Urge Miller's Beautiful Wife Mistress for the Summer Mitsou Molesters, The Mom and Dad Moon is Blue, The Never on Sunday Nude Odyssey, The Of Wayward Love Oscar Wilde Passionate Summer Racing Fever •Seventh Dawn, The Sex and the Single Girl Shot in the Dark Siege of Syracuse Soldier in the Rain Splendor in the Grass •Station Six Sahara •Tiara Tahiti •Vice and Virtue Viva Las Vegas What a Way to Go Wild Harvest World by Night Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Port of Desire Pot Bouille (Lovers of Paris) Prime Time Private Property Question of Adultery Saturday Night and Sunday Morning Savage Eye Seven Capital Sins Sins of Mona Kent Smiles of a Summer Night Third Sex Trials of Oscar Wilde Truth, The (La Verite) Wasted Lives and The Birth of Twins Weekend Women of the World This classification is applicable only to prints shown in the U.S A ••Recommended. FRENCH EXPERIMENT Priest-Worker’ Debate Renewed PARIS (NC)—The long-dor mant but never settled contro versy over the celebrated "priest worker” experiment in France has come alive again with virtually simultaneous pronouncements with divergent views on the question. On the one hand a prominent author has published a book as serting that some priests en gaged in the apostolate among the working class have taken active roles in “the fight for the liberation of the pro letariat.” ON THE other hand came the charge—from a group ol priests who .disobeyed their bishops* orders to give up their jobs and their life among the workers a decade ago—that the Church is so enmeshed in the capitalistic system that it can not make real contact with the working classes. These priests asked that the Church adopt an attitude of self-denial and aid the workers in their struggle , to be free. The book on the subject is a novel entitled 'The New Priests,” It is the work of Michel de Saint-Pierre, 48, member of a noble family and a writer who is well known for an earlier novel, 'The Aris tocrats, which was made into a movie. De Saint-Pierre uses the new book as a vehicle to denounce "the breed of progressive priests,” He says that in their zeal to bring Christ to the working class, which he states is dominated by communism and Marxism, they invent new meth ods for the apostolate which are questionable and sometimes downright censurable. Sure priests, he suggests, so en deavor to adapt to the poli tical, economic and trade union thinking of the working class that they are led to take an active part in the struggle to bring about a Marxist social Lay Theologians LONDON (NC)~A three-year course on theology for laymen has opened here In Westmins ter Cathedral. About 400 people attended the first lecture given by Father Martin D'Arcy, S.J, .order. THE statement made public by the "recalcitrant” priests is one that the group had sent to the Fathers of the ecumeni cal council last July. The priests involved had all refused to obey the 1954 directives of the hierarchy that they give up their life among the workers. Since then they have slipped into the anonomity of life in working class districts, and have worked for from 10 to 17 years in physical labor—in such jobs as factory workers, elec tricians, masons and hod- I ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S PUZZLE nnnn nun nnn nnn nnnnr nnnnnn carriers. They told the council Fathers: ‘THE Church is an econo mic, political and cultural power that is comfortable un der capitalism. It has good relations with the capitalistic countries and even fascist ones, and its leaders go along with being treated as among the important people of the world. How could it not defend a social system which has sup ported it and accorded it such a good position?” But it is this very social system, the priests hold, which has oppressed and enslaved the workers. They add; "For us it seems impossi ble to hope that the working class could hear the message of Jesus Christ as long as the Church, by its resources, its organizations, the style of life of the faithful, remains in fact a worldly power. The working world must either fight this power, or else temporarily make use of it—but not in or der to spread the Gospel.” lvo4 l>fc.UKUIA BULLETIN PAGE 7 10* 3527 WoAsiJ. pLlVU.f He UU» >1 bl At 10. P*e* 237-4041 Sr IGNATIUS HOUSE ttTRMTS BY JESUIT PRIESTS Weekends For Men And Weekends For Women 6700 Riverside Drive N. W. 255-0503 Atlanta, Georgia 30328 “PET.,you bet!" PET Mil* COMPANY dairy division For Convenient Home Delivery In Atlanta Call 636-8677 CLASSIFIEDS fOR SALE POSITION WANTED 1963 Chev. Impala 4 dr. 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