THemher o f "Audit Bureau o f Circulations Msgr. Wolohan Will Be Buried in Pueblo Cathedral
Contents Copyrighted by, the Cstholie Press Society, Inc. 1946— Permission to reproduce. Except on , Articles Otherwise Marked, given After 12 M. Fridsy Following Issue New Home of Sterling K. of C Anteroom in Rear DENVER Om iOLIC Of Building Being Prepared for Vault Archbishop Vehr and Denver Priests Attend REGISTER Solemn Funeral Services; Prelate Lauded The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller For Devoted Religious, Civic Work Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. (3 cents per copy) Funeral services for Monsignor Thomas J. Wolohan, a VOL. XLU. No. 3. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1946. $1 PER YEAR, Pueblo pastor for more than 36 years, took place in the Sacred Heart Cathedral, one of the two churches he built in his life time, Wednesday morning, Sept. 11, with Solemn Pontifical Mass being celebrated by Bishop Joseph C. Willging in the presence of Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver and the Rt. Sterling K. of C. Buy Rev. Leonard Schwinn, O.S.B., Abbot of Holy Cross abbey, Canon City. Monsignori and priests from all over the state of Colorado were in the sanctuary, and a large number of religious sisters and lay people crowded the Father Kelly Home for Club Rooms nave of the church. In the funeral sermon. Bishop sterling.—The Knights of Columbus have purchased Willging praised Monsignor Wolo Secretary to a beautiful home at 226 South Third street to serve as a han as a “ fearless promoter of club house. The council has been seekii'g a new club home Father Curran every good movement” in the civic for several years. The immediate purchase was made neces as well as religious life of Pueblo, Regis Proxy sary by the recent fire that destroyed the council rooms and To Talk Before The beautiful residence purchased by the Ster has a full basement and is ■well equipped for club and for his untiring efforts in or properties in the downtown district. ling council, K. of C. to replace the propertiei re and parish functions. The lot is large and is well ganizing Catholic life in that city. cently destroyed by fire. The three-story building landscaped. The Very Rev. John J. Flana The beautiful new home, with landscaped surroundings The remains of the prelate, gan, S.J., president of Regis col and huge lots, is ideally located for council and parish Denver Groups Reds Violent in Attack on Theatine Priest, Lay Director who was created a Monsignor lege, this week announced the ad ------functions. in May of this year and who dition of another pric.st to an al The residence is a three-story The Rev. Edward Lodge Curran, began his 43rd year as a priest ready greatly expanded staff. The latest addition to the Jesuit fac and full basement structure of Ph.D., long recognized as one of in July, will rest in the Cathe Five Girls brick and ornamental trim, and the most able and fearless op Communists Denied Faciiities ulty is the Rev. Thomas E. Kelly, dral that he built 33 years has adequate space for club rooms ponents of Communism in this S.J., who Ls to take over duties and council activities. The club country, will be in Denver next ago. An anteroom in the rear as executive secretary to the pres “ home” atmosphere is apparent all week to lecture before several of the church is now being ident. This newly established of Enter Life through the house. There are two Denver groups. The noted Brook fice will take over alumni orgawi- Of Littie Flower Center, Denver remodeled into a cement zation and direction of the Regis fireplaces, one located on the first lyn priest will have a busy sched vault, in which his body will floor and one in the basement. ule on his three-day visit to Den Men’s club, along with public rela The lot is 100x140 feet. It is ver. He is slated to speak before Denver Communists are still The efforts of the Communists ers of the Sodedad that they could rest underground. tions. Of Religion chafing over the rebuff received to win Denver’s large Spanish no longer use the center for politi landscaped with hedge and artistic a general meeting of the Ozanam Assistant Officers F'ather Kelly entered the So ally arranged shrubbery, watered club, before the regular council last month when the facilities of speaking population have been in cs purposes. The facilities of the ciety of Jpsu.s at St. Stanislaus* automatically with a unique the Little Flower community cen tensified in recent months. These center, which is supported by the seminary, Florissant, Mo., in 1926. Calls to the religious life were meeting of the Knights of Colum Of Mass Listed sprinkling system. An oil furnace, bus, and to the members of the ter were denied to the Sodedad people have been bombarded with Denver Community Chest, are, as From 1927 to 1031 he tvas at answered by five young women of water softener, and shower are Denver deanery of the Archdioc Mutualista Mexico, their so-called Communist propaganda at every McNeive pointed out open to all, ’The officers assisting Bishop Milford novitiate in Ohio. He re the Denver archdiocese, who en added equipment to make it a esan Cquncil of Catholic Women. “progressive Spanish-speak turn, even to the extent of having Protestant, Catholic, or , Jew; Willging in the funeral rites were ceived his Bachelor’s and Master’s comfortable and inviting place for ing people’s fraternal organiza the old “ party line” shqved down Black, White, or Yellow, as long Monsignor A. J. Miller, V.G., as tered September clas.ses of novices Father Curran, who is making the members. In its new home tion.” their throats when they open their as those who use them abide by sistant priest; the Very Rev. How his Denver visit at the invitation in three different sisterhoods. Sterling council 1559 looks for doors to the representatives and American principle.s. These facili ard L. Delaney of Walsenburg, of James P. McNeive, president of From Denver Miss Mary Banigan ward to a healthy growth and in salesmen of commercial firms. ties must be denied to those who deacon of the Mass; the Rev. John the Ozanam club, is the president le ft to join the Sisters of Charity teresting activities for the years The true extent of the discom insidiously attempt to undermine F. Bergin, S.J., subdeacon of the of the International Catholic of Cincinnati, 0 .; Miss Constance to come. New Studies fiture of the Communists over the American principles. Mass; the Rev. H. A. Delaney, S.J., Ekler and Mi.ss Betty Sedlmayer The newly elected officers for Truth society, with headquarters “ defeat” they suffered at the Lit Using their usual technique, the subdeacon of the cross; the Very in Brooklyn. This organization is entered the Sisters of Mercy in the coming year are; Grand knight, tle Flower center is evidenced in Reds attempted to becloud the real Rev. Patrick Conway of Rocky active in the publication of Cath Council Bluffs, la.; Miss Rita Norbert Hoffman; deputy grand the bleating headlines in the Chal issue by reintroducing the old bug Ford and the Very Rev. J. B. olic literature and in sponsoring Thompson of Greeley accompanied knight, John Burke; recording To Be Given lenge, local mouthpiece for the aboo of Franco Spain. Father Or Liciotti of Pueblo, chaplains to lecture engagements by Catholic the latter two postulants to Coun secretary, George Mudd; financial CPA, which strives to bring the dinas was characterized as “ pro- Archbishop Vehr; the Rev. Albert speakers. He is the pastor of St. cil Bluffs; and Mi.ss Florence secretary, Raymond Kamm; chap Daily Worker technique to Den Franco,” in a tone suggesting that Schaller, O.S.B., and the Rev. Joseph’s church, one of the large French of Brush became an aspi- lain, the Rev. E. J. Verschraeghen; ver readers. the zealous priest would also Le Daniel Gnidica, O.S.B., chaplains Brooklyn parishes. Saturdays to Abbot Schwinn; the Rev. Fran chancellor, John Scalva; warden, Red Sheet Vilifies Priest “pro-polio.” McNeive was casti Probably few other individuals Ray Immel; advocate, Harold Har “ Pro-Franco Priest, Social gated for the statement that he cis G. Faistl of Walsenburg, mitre- ley; treasurer, Eugene Folladori; have been more vilified by Amer Two new feature courses will Agency Gang up on Society” was “ against Franco Spain,” but bear'er; the Rev. Peter Maas, book- inside guard, Alex Weingardt; out ican Communists than Father be offered in the regular Saturday screams a feature headline in the if he were to choose between bearer; the Rev Francis Pettit of Curran, w h o was outspoken side guards, Pete Breiner and Ed class program at Loretto Heights Challenge. And the accompanying Franco and Stalin, he would be Denver, bugia-bearer; and the Rev. against them long before it.y m ward Kelsch^ trustees, Roy Luc- article proceeds to vjliiy. the Vary “100 per cent for Franco.” Joseph P. McCormack, germial- faahimai^ia.(tiuag io S o .' D a n v ^ tha.com- key, Mark Scott, and LawrMiu* If^Solasflli'yCTT;' Miss AadFey Rev. John R. OWinflis, u.R., pastor OpposUioa to R^.'Coa^eitined bearer. is always in great demand in the Koehler. Reiter, former editor of the Cath of SL Oajetan’s church, and Another recent issue of the ChdU The Rev. Bernard J. Cullen of The Sterling council is one of East and in the South as a plat olic School Editor, will offer a (TumUt Page 10 — Column i ) Denver and the Rev. Justin Mc- form-lecturer and as the feature James P. McNeive, director of the the most active in the state. In course in school publications which Kernan, O.S.B., of Canon City speaker for Communion break local center. Typical of all Com addition to club activities it has will carry a three hour credit. The were masters of ceremonies. The fasts of men’s societies. He is munist writing is the lead sen an all-Knights of Columbus choir course, although designed particu tence: “ A reactionary Catholic Cathedral altar boys were vesters. of 20 members. (Turn to Page 9 — Column S) larly for moderators of school priest Hierarchy and the Com Schools Stay Old friends of Monsignor Wolo publications, will be of value to munity Chest are working together han were pallbearers. 'They were all interested in this phase of to deprive the Sodedad Mutualista the Very Rev. Willmm V. Kipp of ^Photo by Rembrandt journalism. Mrs. Louise Faucet Mexico of a meeting place in Den Closed Until Colorado Springs; the Rev. Ber Catholic Boys Win State of Aix, France, will present a ver in an obvious effort to muzzle nard Gillick of Salida; the Rev. Rev. Thomas E. Kelly, S.J. course in beginning French. Con the progressive Spanish-speaking J. A. Laquerre of Las Animas; versation will be stressed without people’s fraternal organization.” Polio Beeline the Rev. Raymond Layton, O.S.B., degrees at St. Louis university in neglecting due emphasis on gram The hullabaloo was raised when of Canon City; the Rev. L. Francis 1932 and 1933, respectively. As Contest on United Nations mar. Students enrolled in the McNeive, director of the Little Cunningham, S.J.; the Rev. Bald a scholastic he taught in Regis course may receive six hours of Flower center, informed the lead- Dr, Roy Cleere, of the win Haydock, O.S.B.; the Rev. high school for three years, and Robert E. Jones and John J. ior and senior students partici credit in French upon completion State Department of Health, Joseph Teres, S.F., of Gardner; then entered theology in SL Toohey, Jr., 1946 graduates of pated from public and parochial of two semesters’ work. has recommended the post and the Rev. Anthony Sagrera, Mary’s college, St. Marys, Kans., Holy Family high school. Denver, schools all over the country. It is Registration in and organiza ponement of the opening of C.R., of Antonito. being ordained in 1939. are ■winners of the W. W. Grant conducted every year by the tion of the Saturday classes will Youths Arrange schools until such time as a The following year he com prizes awarded this year to the American Association for the sharp decline in the number Bishop Willging pleted special studies in Cleve —Photo by Mead-Purtcll take place Saturday, Sept. 21. Colorado parochial schools, in the United Nations, formerly the Classes, which will be held on the of cases of poliomyelitis is land, from where he went to Cam Delivers Sermon pion high school in Prairie du Mitt Mary Banigan annual A.A.U.N. Student contest. college campus, are scheduled For Communion evident. This policy will he Young Jones will receive the first from 8:40 to 11:20 a.m. to coin followed in the Denver arch Bishop Willging, through whose Chien, Wis. In the five years he rant in the Benedictine convent, prize of $10, and John Toohey. cide with the regular services of diocese. recommendation t^e deceased pas spent there he taught Latin, Eng Sioux City, la. second prize, $5. Marie English, a the Fort Logan bus. Saturday And Breakfast tor was raised to the rank of lish, and religion, was director of junior in St. Joseph’s high school, classes are open to religious and Domestic Prelate by Pope Pius XII registrations, handled public rela Miss Banigan, daughter of Mr. (Turn to Page 1 0 — C o lu m n s) tions, and was alumni moderator. and Mrs. Thomas A. Bani who lives at 3321 Osage, gained lay women of the archdiocese. At the last meeting of the city- Seminary Professor gan of 1723 Pearl street, Denver, honorable mention in the contest. The following are also listed ■wide council of the parish Young and sister of two priests of the Young Toohey is leaving this week for 1946-47 Saturday classes: People’s clubs, plans were formu Is Hospital Patient archdiocese, left Saturday by to enter the Maryknoll junior General biology. Miss Dorothy Mc- lated for a corporate Communion Chemistry Chief Interest plane for Mt. St. Joseph-on-the- seminary at Mountain View, Calif. Ardle; freshman English lb. Sis and breakfast Oct. 20. Young peo The Rev. Manuel de Francisco, Ohio, mother-house of the Sisters ter M. Georgians; literary criti Three of Denver’s Catholic high ple of the,city will attend 9 o’clock C.M., professor at St. Thomas’ of Charity of Cincinnati, where cism, Sister Jean Carmel; French schools were represented in this Mass in the Cathedral with break seminary, Denver, is ill in SL Jo (Turn to Page 9 — Column i ) nation-wide contest, in which jun- classics. Sister' Maura; Latin fast immediately afterward. The Of Lovely Catholic Model (Turn to P a g e s — Column 6) seph’s hospital. Troubled ■with a committee in charge of the break diabetic condition. Father Fran fast is made up of members of the cisco was stricken last month By W inifred M. Currey few things a model must learn in parish grroups under the chairman while vacationing in New Mexico. Worst Handicap to Blind ship of Frank Breen of the Cathe Do you wonder whether your order to develop poise.” CPTL Plans After some time in the hospital in Chemistry, not modeling, is Miss dral parish. Final arrangements Ranchos de Taos, N. Mex., he re eyes are deceiving you when you for the breakfast will be completed keep seeing that same beauteous Oyler’s chief interest at the mo turned to Denver, but again had blonde popping up in newsreels, ment, however. A chemistry major at a special meeting Sept. 19. to receive hospitalization after ar Is Public’s Emotionalism Instruction magazines, and fashion ads? The at D. U., and a member of a The council is composed of dele riving here. Father de Francisco is gates from Young People’s clubs of lovely girl, who gets around so well national honorary chemistry so- professor of Latin, Spanish, and (Tum to P a g e s— Column 6) By Rev. J ohn B. E bel remember that the blind man is Day Sept. 19 Cathedral, Holy Family, St. Vin religion at SL Thomas’ seminary, pictorially, is Margaret M. Oyler, “ The greatest handicap of blind first of all a man, and only sec cent’s, SL John’s, and SL Louis,’ and is also chaplain of the Good 20, of 1870 Humboldt steeeL a Englewood. Delegates present at Catholic and an honor stddent at ness is the sight of the public,” ondarily, blind. The Catholic Parent-Teacher Shepherd convent. says the Rev. Michael Carroll of Father Carroll, who became the meeting included Howard Hef- Denver university. Denver Women league will .sponsor a school of fernan, Frank Breen, Kathleen Boston, Mass., one of the two president of the National Liturgical instruction 'Thursday, Sept. 19, in Miss Oyler, who is engaged by priests in the United States who are Conference upon the death of Mon Doyle, Bill Walsh, Fred Dolan, Ralf Myers, “ photographer to Robert E. Jones the Shirley-Savoy hotel, Denver, Kaye Pogliano, Lucille King, Eliza engaged in full-time work with the signor Joseph F. Stedman of New beginning promptly at 9:30 a.m. ACCN Lunch celebrities,” as a model, has been To Be Present blind. “ The public,” Father Car- York, was in Denver recently to beth Motley, Ralph Haley, and pictured greeting the Flying Tigers League of Nations association. This annual affair is open to all Kathy Garland. roll goes on to explain, “ fails to make arrangements for the Liturg This was the 20th contest, but the parish PTA officers, chairmen of ical Week to be held here next Election of officers for the At NCCW Meet first year private and parochial committees, room representatives, council will be held at a future Is Slated for month. His chief work is as assist schools have taken part. A student and principals of parochial schools. i Martyrdom of Jesuits ant director of the Catholic Guild meeting. Temporary officers are at the Sacred Heart convent in Father Hubert Newell, archdioc Howard Heffeman, president; Ten women from the Archdio for the Blind in Boston, an organ Noroton, Conn., was third among esan superintendent of schools, will cese of Denver will attend the To Be Commemorated ization caring for the spiritual and Lucille King, secretary; and Kathy Nurse Parley national 'winners and a number of speak on “ Plans and Purposes of Garland, press representative. convention of the National Coun material needs of 1,700 Catholic the School of Instruction.” Mrs The Archdiocesan Council of cil of Catholic Women to be held blind persons in and near that city. A city-wide ball was also dis By Mass in Loyola A. F. Zarlengo, president, will pre cussed. Further details will be dis Catholic Nurses for the first time in Kansas City Sept. 21-26. Mrs. Blind Not Different side at the session. closed by the council at a later will have a place on the program Thomas G. Garrison of Golden, In commemoration of the The greatest task of those who The sectional meeting ■will be date. of the Colorado State Nurses’ NCCW president, will preside at 300th annirertary of the wish to help the blind, says Father conducted by the following: Mem association convention. The 40th the convention meetings. martyrdom of St. Isaac (^arroll, is overcoming the emo bership, Mrs. Thomas J. Morrissey annual meeting of the association Leaving from Denver are Mrs. Joguet and hii fellow Jeiuiti, tional attitude of the general pu^ of Blessed Sacrament parish; hos Camp St. Halo Sets ’ and the 26th annual meeting of J. Leonard Swigert, Denver Dean the Rev. Joseph’ Herbert, S.J., lie. They must be taught that a pitality, Mrs. William J. May of the Colorado State League of ery president; Mrs. L. A. Higgins, pastor of Loyola church, Den blind person is not necessarily dif Loyola; publicity, Mrs. M. E. Cooke Record With 375 Boys Nursing Education will be held Archdiocesan Council president; ver, will be celebrant at a ferent because of his blindness, of S t Catherine’s; program, Mrs. OcL 14, 15, and 16 in the Shirley- Mrs. Thomas J. Morrissey, na Mast offered in the presence just as we ourselves, for example, Bert Keirns of St. Louis’, Engle A record number of 375 boys at Savoy hotel, Denver. The ACCN tional chairman of the PTA com of Archbishop Urban J. Vehr are no different when the lights wood; room representatives, Mrs. tended Camp SL Malo during the will have a luncheon program mittee on current education; Mrs. in Loyola church Sunday, are out. A. Rotola of Our Lady of Mt. past season, according to the RL Tuesday, OcL 16, at 12 noon in the M. J. O’Fallon, Mrs. John Mur- Sept. 29, at 10:30 o’clock. There seems to be absolutely no Carmel; ways and means, Mrs. L. Rev, Monsignor Joseph J. Bosetti, Catholic Charities annex, 1665 taugh, past deanery president; limit to what the blind can do, says Sullivan of S t Vincent de Paul’s; director of the camp. The close Grant streeL Archbishop Urban Mrs. L. J. Holmes, treasurer o f Father Carroll in admiration, and community service, Mrs. J. V, Cole- of the 33rd season also left un J. Vehr will speak. the Denver Archdiocesan council; Sodalisis Will Seek this is true especially of veterans map of St. Vincent de Paul’s; marred the record of no accidents The ACCN was founded in 1931 Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, and her sis who lost their sight in World war visitation of sick, Mrs. John Mil to the* campers. under the spiritual guidance of ter, Miss Marguerite Martin. Donelions of Books II. The fields of endeavor in which ler of Cathedral; health, Mrs. J. G. New improvements at the camp the RL Rev. John R. Mulroy. The The representative from Gree these men can achieve success are Loeffel of S t Francte de Sales’. include four handball courts being membership, then small, now has ley is Mrs. J. Bradley McCourt, limited only by the capabilities and During the summer months it built at a cost of $2,600. Although reached 250. The group made a president of the Greeley deanery. Denver _ Archdiocesan So energy of the individual. Blinded was necessary to make two changes these courts were not fully com snlendid record in war service and —Photo by Rolf Mrs. 'Morrissey is to be the dality union will sponsor a bookok y PAGE TWO Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEyetone 420S SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER Emotionalism of Qeneral Public Heights Offering Choice of Serred From Worst Handicap in Helping Blind J > "THE MIRACLE Four Entree* 11 A .M . to wo New Courses Complel* 5 P.M. Onir (Continued From Page One) is taking a month's training in the home for aged blind women, St, another in Chicago is in the insur fishing industry in Gloucester, Raphael’s hall, in Newton, where Mass., preparatory to opening ance business, and is doing very Father Carroll resides a* chaplain O F THE INDIVIDUALLY DAKED OHICKEN PIE fishing industry in Alaska. The guild visits the blind in their In Saturday Plan well. A veteran blinded in the war Guild for Blind homes to take care of their needs, (Choice Milk-Fed Chicken in Rich, Natural Gravy it taking a course at Notre Dame The Catholic Guild for the Blind and also supervises the teaching with Fre*h Garden VefetabiM) university, preparing to go in bus (Continued From Page One) in Boston ha,s a program of ma of. religion in the public school American literature, Miss Elena iness; and another is training to terial t^nd spiritual aid for the for the blind, Father Carroll and BELLS" RDAST SIRLDIN OF DEEP resume factory employment with blind from the cradle to the grave, 12 nuns acting as the teachers. Valder; history of social thought, the International Harvester com taking care of recreational, edu Volunteers for reading, a guide Sister M. Aubert; American his With Gravy, Pariley, New Potatoe* and Buttered String Bean* pany. A blind veteran in Pueblo was cational, vocational, medical, and service, visits to the adult blind, tory since the Civil war. Sister THE LATEST OUTSTANDING NO\^L a candidate for Congress. Social financial needs. It also has a small finding employment for the blind, Pauline Marie; English classics Includes: Soup or Cocktail Hot Rolls Salad work, physiotherapy, law, the and educating the general public (second half). Sister Marie Clyde; By Russell Janney Dessert Choice of Drinks trucking business, radio repairing, to their possibilities and capabil educational psychology. Sister M. farming, poultry raising, manag ities are among some of the many Georgiana; Ward method of sing ing and attending a gasoline sta activities of the guild. ing, Sister Francis Regis; and ad tion—in all thesp occupations, Catliolic Youtk “ A MIRACLE OUTDOES A PRESS AGENT” Restaurant The guild also distributes Cath vanced algebra, Sister M. Cecille. and many more, the blind are find olic literature in Braille and by Faculty loftitute Held 615 17th Street ing success. means of the “ Talking Book” or A four-day faculty institute was Beticeen JFelton and Father Carroll tells o f offici phonograph method. It promoted ating at a wedding recently of a Are Winners in the Catholio Digest in Braille, with held for the sisters of Loietto California Sim. veteran who was totally blind, had the aid and co-operation of the Heights college last week begin ning jPriday, Sept. 6, under the 400 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSIC lost one arm and two fingers on Rev. Paul Bussard, editor, which the other hand, and had bad hear Father Carroll calls the greatest direction of the Rev. Samuel K. C ib r k e Wilson, S.J., secretary of the James ing. His bride was a girl who had thing that has happened for the State Contest Catholic Educational association. met him after he had suffered his blind in the field o f Catholic liter loss. The priest carries a well ature, since they had very little in Father Wilson presided at group Ueadquarters for and committee meetings daily. made briefcase, the handicraft of (Continued From Page One) Braille before. ARTICLES OF DEVOTION CHURCH the blinded veteran, who is now Army Progrsm Prai.ad Topics discussed at the general ior at the Portland, Ore., Schooi of CHURCH FURNISHINGS working as an information clerk Commerce. Judges report the The priest has the highest praise se^ions were: Teacher prepara GOODS with the USES. largest enrollment in the history for the program the Surgeon Gen tion and training, student-teacher BOOKS FOB THE CATH bf the contest. Before tho war, eral has set up for blinded veter relationships, and collegiate cur OLIC LATTY AND CLERGY Another blinded veteran, for riculum. Round table and com HOUSE merly a lieutenant in the air forces. first prize winners were given ans, and calls it the greatest proj trips to Europe, with all expenses ect ever established for the educa mittee meetings considered college paid, and it is hoped this award tion and rehabilitation of the adult administration, collegiate divi can replace the cash prizes again blind. This program is a matter of sional organization, and North The Deover Catholic next spring. readjusting the veteran to his new Central studies. A faculty mem ber of the University of Detroit, The examination consisted of life, and opens before him the Refitter j four questions, dealing with the possibilities for work, success, and Father Wilson is at present at happiness. The Veterans’ Admin Fort Towns^d, Wash. He has Published Weekly by the United Nations. The fourth, “ Write an editorial welcoming the UN to istration aids with actual educa held the positions of dean of the Catholic Press Society. Ine. the United States,” brought some tion of the veteran. graduate school, rector, and pres 938 Bannock Street, Denver, interesting responses. Robert E. The Blinded Veterans’ associ ident of Loyola, university, Chi cago, 111. He is a member of the O)lo. Jones said: "The responsibility ation was formed and had its first placed upon our shoulders is tre meeting this year. Formed to keep board of reviews of the North FOR THE SAFETY OF YOUR GOOU», USE Subscription: 41 Per Year mendous . . . Any bad diplomacy the boys in touch with one another Central Association and editor of the National Catholic Education JOHNSON SERVICE ON EVERY MOVE Entered as Second Class Matter on our part may cause a split and informed of their rights and between nations and bad feeling employment possibilities, the or Association’s Newsletter, a quar MOVING - PACKING - STORAGE at the Post Office, Denver, among the members of the UN. ganization already has between terly publication. 221 BROADWAY DENVER, COLO. Colo. Public opinion is the force behind 500 and 1,000 members. Froth Regittration Sept. 16 the government. The success of the The Old Farm convalescent hos Freshman registration for the UN depends on every American.” pital at Avon, Conn., is the center regular scholastic term will be John Toohey was even more to which all men blinded in the held Monday, Sept. 16, from 9 emphatic. He wrote: “ We wel war are brought. There they have to 12 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. Upper- come them to the most befitting a course of 18 weeks in the basic class registration will take place place on earth . . . to America, skills— orientation, getting around, at the same hours on Tue.sday, where the ^vernment started out reading Braille, writing, and typ Sept. 17. Classes begin Wednes DENVER INDUSTRIAL RANK ing. Major courses offered are in day at 8:46 a.m. On that date on a path just as treacherous . . . ------CfORCC F. ROCK. FnsMuf ______where by the grace of God it may business, industry, and semi-pro a new college bus service on Fed endure in a vigorous, growing fessional and professional fields. eral boulevard, leaving Federal democracy.” These introductory courses show and W. 44th at 8:10 a.m., will be Sister Alphonsa Marie reports the boys their possibilities. inaugurated. that both boys have been excellent Work Began in 1936 The largest freshman class in students; both have gone to Holy The Boston work for the blind the history of the school is ex Family school for many years. was started by the Rev. John J. pected to enroll this term. All Robert is the elder son of Herbert Connolly, still director, in 1936, freshmen and new students are L, and Edna E. Jones of 4415 and it was he who trained Father reminded that a transcript of Xavier, He is an all-round ath Carroll for the work. There is also their high school credits must be lete; has boxed, played footlmll a Jesuit, the Rev. John H. Klocke, in the office of the dean before COft.MS*«OtPM and baseball, as well as being ed engaged in full-time work in lit permission to register will be ^Dependable Preseriptinn Service itor of the school paper, the Lamp erature for the blind. Father Stat- given. The Student association Post. He will go to the Regis .tleman, who first started organ under the direction of Miss Lucille Night School of Commerce this ized Catholic work fdr the blind, Hammond of Craig, president, has fall, and keep on with the job he died four years ago. planned an interesting social has had all summer with the West Liturgy and the Blind freshman week program for the ern Union, Father Carroll uses his liturg entertainment and orientation of ical knowledge constantly in his the new students. John Toohey is one of the six. work with the blind. In every h a n d l e children o f John and Elizabeth Mass he says at the army post the iHiSM/UlTm^TO Toohey, 4494 Meade. He played blind boys give the responses. It left tackle on the football team, is active participation in the Mass, YOUR MONEY MAHERS • • • and was feature editor o f the too, that brings out one ^ ea t ad e m w e MODll Lamp Post, He also won a Regis Funeral services at Boulevard are easily accessible from any vantage of blindness— it is a sac scholarship. rifice that can be united with the part of the city by street car or bus — only a few minutes sacrifice of Christ. In teaching the P a y by check.rTof course. But use our Mass to the blind Father Carroll im CIEMISTRY from downtown. No parking restrictions, no traffic confusion; J . Bollinger & Go. , got out a Braille puzzle, based on specMi memo seeom ample modern equipment; experienced personnel thoughtful Painters — Decorators a book by Father Bussard on the Mass, which has since been adap (Continued From Page One) Just get 20 checks for $2.00 (your entire of every wish. Regardless of the cost, one charge covers all Finer Craftsmanship ted for seeing courses. ciety, she gives the lie to the old Painting and Paperhanging By reason of his work with the saying “ beautiful but dumb. ' cost for banking service.^ and every service is complete. There are no unexpected extras. For Over 15 Years blind the Boston priest has many In the recent “ witch” trial held WATERPROOFING responsible positions. For the past in Denver, which Miss Ovler two years he has been in the Mil & REMODELING audited with the permission of her NO MINIMUM DEPOSIT REQUIRED itary Ordinariate as auxiliary chap father. Judge David Oyler. she Best of Reference* lain with the program for the was called upon to make a chemical t 6 2 6 MA. 6786 712 26th St. blinded service man. He is work analysis of some of the potions ing with the Veterans’ Administra produced as evidence. “ I was so PAY your bills tion, is chaplain two days a week worried for fear that in the ex Auto Body and Fender at the Old Farm convalescent hos citement I might make a mistake wilhlO< checks ULEVARD pital in Connecticut, and every and so you can imagine my relief REPAIRING AND PAINTING month he spends a few days at an when I found that my analysis FREB ESTIMATE TIME PAYMENTS army hospital in Pennsylvania checked with other analyses made T K o n U u w f SWAYNE-WIMRUSH caring for the blind. He is on the by the court.” advisory’ committee to the Sur Besides chemistry and modeling, 850 BANNOCK TA 6 1 1 3 geon General in the program for SalllD*I PORDSPO 8Im > 1*11 Miss Oyler is interested in the FEDERAL AT NORTH SPEER the army blind, and on the advis study of languages and dramatics. ory committee to General Brad She is a member of the national OMTIOMIBMK 1 STREET AT <»AMPA 7 DEKVn MRS. JAS. P. McCONATY ley on the program for the blinded undergraduate honor society of veteran. Romance languages, and recently MIMtIK FEDERAL OEFOSIT INSURANCE COtPOKATION Doei Not Change Man performed a stellar role in the RECAP NOW Blindness, Father Carroll points D. U. production of Little Women. out, does not of itself change a “ There is so much to choose man's personality, nor does it give from,” the talented girl said with him a sixth sense, though it may be disarming simplicity. “ I don’t witki^umw the occasion for sharpening the know whether I want to make a senses. The youth who went into career of modeling, or be an ac- the service healthy, normal, and tre.ss, or teach chemistry and lan mcK QiiAUTY mmt seeing, is still healthy and normal, guage, or just what.” Miss Oyler, though blind. He does not want who begins the second quarter of morbid, sentimental sympathy, but her junior year this month, plans onlv understanding. to acquire a Master’s degree be CATHOLIC ANSWER fore she becomes a career girl, BEST FOR BLIND A graduate of St. John the It is the priest’s own theory that Evangelist’s grade school, and St. ll^ the Catholic answer to life is the Mary’s academy here. Miss Oyler V /E T H A N I^ be.st answer to give the blind man. lives with her parents, Judge and The body is just the body, and Mrs. David W, Oyler. blindness is no essential loss. The five senses are but channels to the IS higher facultie.s— if one is gone, A.R.C. DOLL SHOP there are still four channels left, y o u / and the higher faculties remain New Dolls and Toys the same. If a man is willing and Doll Bugfties and Trikes capable of making the sacrifice DOLL WIGS and uniting it with that of Christ, Religious Statues Repaired then and only then will his blind fACTORY ness be to his advantage and the 1315 Arapahoe MA. 7617 MITHOD advantage of those around him. WOODEN SHOES Quees of Heaven Aid FOR SHOWER AT Ofl/lfin our shop! Will Heel OB S«pl. 17 SILVER FRONT SHOE ZQkI America's most popular cravat. . . now available in The first meeting of the fiscal REPAIRING year of the Queen of Heaven Aid 123116th St MA.9860 both printed and woven designs,-* as well, as plain HHUJKinson society will be held on Tuesday, colors. Train your sights on these luxurious fabrics Sept. 17, at the orphanage. West Miller’s New EAST COLFAX and 49th and Federal boulevard, Den and distinctive patterns. . . in bird plumage color* ver. Members are -urged to be JOE’S SKELLY ings. Bag a supply for yourself. . . and for gifts. present and to bring a prospective POPLAR SUPER MARKET % s : member if possible. Those contrib SERVICE RECAPPING uting to the Needlework Guild in JOE PARKENKOPF, Prop. gathering material are requested (MEMBER 8T. LOUIS' PARISH) Iti S«. BnaSwar PE. *717 STYLES FOR ALL OCCASIONS... TIE JE L L ... WEAR WELL to bring their donations to this WE TKBAT YOU SIGHT “THANKS, ALL YOU Your recapo meeting. l O O K FOR i\sa WONDERFUL PEOPLE!” BALANCED THE LABEL UKE A NEW TIREI CHENEY STORE HOURS • MORE MILEAGE C U V A I S e NO SHIMMY Milier'i Store* open 'til 9 :0 0 p.m. Saturday* ’til 10:00 p.m. Except Distinctive Qumlity ISih a Lawrence, open 6 :3 0 JOE KAVANAUGH STORAGE RE-STYLING p.m.— Saturday* 'til 9 p.mi millER'S LINCOLN AT 7TH CLEANING REPAIRING PHONE TA. 1261 Bonded Messenger Service CWTTKEIit’8 SUPER mPHNETH 1527SO PEARL — Che JbM*s Here- 621 sixteenth st.» .L ■ Thursday, Sept. 12, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE U. S. Warship Ties Up in Lisbon DRS. LEE C. HANEY & SON OPTOMETRISTS 827 15th ST. . TA. 2690 B[II[FIT SOCII Memben S t Vincent de Paul Parish A good name in which the public has faith comes only after years of conscientious service. We are now, as in the past, happy to offer our services for the solution of IT ST. JEPH'S your visual problems. (St. Joseph’s Redemptorist Official A.AJL Parish) Rsstanrsnt On Saturday, Sept 21, the Holy Listed by Duncan Hinas, Name society will sponsor a social. mURPHV’S Adventure* In planning for your family’s future wel Music will be furnished by the A1 BROADWAY AT ELLSWORTH In Good Eating fare, consider the wisdom of securing Topping orchestra. Admission will OPEN FROM 11 A M . TO 2 A M . FUTURE NEED PROTECTION now, be 50 cents, and the proceeds will I f8 Cool—Air Conditioned during the years of earning income. Under b'e given to the athletic fund to OLINGER’S FUTURE NEED PLAN you purchase football helmets. Tickets ENJOY THE BEST One of Den Featnring can secure this intelligent provision for may be purcha.sed at the door or from any member of the St. Jo ver’s Finest FOOD IN DENVER Colorado every member of your family— regardless seph Holy Name society. of age. The cost is very little. . .only a The members of the St. Joseph Bara and Uneheons . F a m o a a few cents a day. Consult Olinger’s Advis Altar and Rosary society are in M ountain F onntains vited to receive Holy Communion ory Department. .. there is no obligation. Gomiilele Dinners Trout in the 7:30 Mass Sunday. That for your fa Mass will be offered for the inten For That Late Snack Juicy, Ten tions of the members. vorite .Soda der Steaks. The parish association envelopes Meet Your Friends 16TH tt SPEER tt o r Snndae. Chops a n d will be sent out to the parishion at MurphjYs BOULDER SHERMAN ers this week, and all are asked Cocktail Fried ■ IlfM IIE f Chicken Tamales, Chili, to return them Sunday at the Chicken. various Masses. Service. Sandwiches, Our Specialty Departments Call, GLeodale 3663 Every Saturday at 7 o’clock, a Banquet Room for Parties High Mass is offered at the shrine CLOSED ALL DAY TUESDAYI CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our personnel and the of Our Mother of Perpetual Help finest equipment and facilities are assigned to for all those in the armed forces. every Catholic Service. ^ m ■A special intention is made for Q u U those who have given their lives for our country. The “ U. S. S. Little Rock,” one of the United I ranean water*, tie* up in Li*bon, Portugal. ^ 0 Vicfrrr«l .J PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Sept. 12, 1946 \ IP« Photograph Anything Anywhere Yesterd,ay and Today The Mile-Hi|(h Photo Co. BenedictiDe Non Beraadine Doyle KODAK FINISHING S20-22 Serenteenth KEjrMone 6114 D en w Discusses New Becomes Bride in Florence Hospital Afl'Blue Wedding Florence.— Mother Domitilla of (Holy Family Parish, Denver) the Benedictine Sisters of Cov At an all-blue wedding Satur ington, Ky., met with Vernon Si day, Aug. 31, Mrs. Bernadine mon, Denver architect, Sept. 6 Doyle, daughter of William Se- to arrange the detailed plans and cord, and Aloysius Langfield, son specifications of the new Florence of Mrs. Pauline Langfield, were hospital. With two sisters of her united in Matrimony prior to a order, she will arrive in Florence Nuptial Mass. Father Vincent around Sept. 15 to supervise and Langfield, C.SS.R., of St. George”s expedite'th| work of building. Mission house, (looperstown, N. I Joe Faster, Canon City con Dak., brother of the bridegroom, tractor, has started the remodel officiated. The bride was given ing of the cottajge on the hospital in marriage by her father, and fou n d s to provide a home for the was attended by her sisters, Mrs. sisters, and this work will be Robert Hart, matron of honor, and pushed forward as rapidly as pos Miss Loretta Secord, bridesmaid. sible. Mother Domitilla, who was Haary Ford II, a convert to the enough credits to be graduated The bridegroom was attended by in Florence Sept. 5 with Sister Catholic Church, at 29 eontroU the with his class of 1940, but on July his brother, Bernard Langfield, Irmina from Covington, declares world’s largest privately owned in 13 that year he married Miss Anne and Leonard Koldeway. Mrs. Mar that bottlenecks have been dustrial empire, worth somewhere McDonnell of New York, whom he garet Cassario was at the organ cleared and* everything is set to between a billion and two billion had met on the "Queen Mary’’ in and Miss Jane Grisdale was vo move forward on construction dollars. Just a year ago Henry in 1936 while returning from Eu calist. work. Because of the acute need herited the presidency of the Ford rope. Before their wedding, Henry Following the ceremony, break of hospital beds in Fremont Motor company, which had been was converted to Catholicism, the county, it is considered certain fast was served to the wedding founded by his grandfather, Henry religion of his bride. The young party and relatives in the Argo that the sisters will be granted I, and later headed by his father, couple visited in Hawaii and re priorities for the project. naut hotel, A reception was held Edsel, from 1917 until his un turned to take up life in Detroit, in the home of the bride from 4 The drive for the new hospital timely death in 1943. At that time where their two daughters 'Were to 7 in the afternoon, after which i . v i get its first big impetus whep Mrs. the 82 - year - old senior Ford born. In the spring of 1941 young Mr. and Mrs. Langfield left for Mary Rankin purchased the build stepped back into the presidency I . Ford was given an ensign’s com a wedding trip through the state. ing, . formerly occupied by the while his grandson was being mission in ' the navy and assigned They will make their home in Den Colonial poultry farms, and groomed for one of the nation’s to instru^ mathematics at Great ver. donated it to the community for top executive posts. Lakes Naval Training school; in hospital purposes. A country-wide Young Henry was bom in De stead, he did general administra Mrs. Doyle is a graduate of drive, under the chairmanship of troit on Sept. 4, 1917, and spent tive work. He was released upon Holy Family high school, and Mr. J. J. Fabrizio, raised a total of the first dozen years of his life in the death of his father. Langfield attended Regis high school. He served two years in $26,000 as a fund for remodeling the family’s Italian-style house, Henry has an intense dislike for yean the U. S. army in the cavalry,airy. Big New Shi^ent and equipping' the building do now a health institute of the involved phrasing; he was the first nated by Mrs, Rankin, i The sis United Automohjle Workers. Kept to admit he had a lot to learn Dorothy Adam* I* Convert ters are paying for the construc in cok parative seclusion with his about the auto business. Since he Miss Dorothy Jane Adams was tion of their living quarters on younger sister and two brothers, took over the company he has received into the Church by Fa the grounds of the hospital site. he attended 'nearby Detroit Uni integrated sales,, manufacturing, ther Omer Foxhoven. Her spon Mother Domitilla met with the versity school, Hotchkiss school in and engineering as they never sors were John and Gertrude hospital committee Sept. 3 and re Lakeville, Conn,, and Yale univer were before. Competitors, who Bautsch. Recommended Firms quested that the membership re sity. At all of them he did not do have not really feared the com main intact to serve in an ad quite so well in his studies but did The following were baptized by l U j i o y A pany in IS years, are watching it Father Edward Leyden: Jerry Jo visory capacity. The committee fairly well in athletics and extra closely now as Henry states over includes John Camerlo, V. D. curricular activities, particularly seph Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. for AUTO and over his aim to make Ford Herbert Wright, with Anita Tonso, T. L. Crow, Milton H. at Yale. Ha did not accumulate first again. Booth, and R. R. Davis, repre Grippa and Eugene Archer as senting W. L. Morris. sponsors; George Allen Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray G. Rog SERVICE Now—for the first time in yearn—FmmeM can ihow yon a ST. PHILOMENA’S ‘BIG TENT’ ers, with Joseph Sloan and Betty| COMPLETE Selection of fine BULOVA Watches! Go back Poland’s Case in War Bright as sponsors; Melvin John to school wearing the RIGHT time—BULOVA WATCH Detailed in New Volume Rau, son of Mr. and Mrs. William TIME! Don’t put up with an old inaccurate watch another PARH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Rau, with Anthony Rau and Ar day! lene Schadegg as sponsors. PACKAHD Buckley Bros. New York.—The first of three (St. Pbilomena’s Parish, Denver) for the children, will be postponed Ckeete of Nafloitally AdvarHsad volumes of Poland in the British The following were baptized by DowatowB Location Authorized Stodebakcr Saloa Jk Senrico All arrangements are completed until a later date. Father Leo Flynn: Donald Edward Tha Only Packard Sarrlca In DanTer CASH Prices on EASY Terms! Parliament, 19S9-19iS, a work de^ for the bazaar being sponsored by Donations are asked for the fish tailing the speeches made in the St. Louis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed New Trucks in Slock the PTA and Men’s club Friday pond and the country store. They mund St. Louis, with Mauriqe Packard Denver Co. AU Prlcae INCLUDa Fadml Tea British Parliament and other doc and Saturday evenings o f this Anto Repairinf ^ AU Maka Can may be brought to the rectory. Eiaenhauser and Edith Butz as DISTBIBUTOBS Body and Fender Work umentary material dealing with week. Sept. 13 and 14. The com m tith St TA. iSU The committees request that all sponsors; and Richard Edward 350 Broadway RA. 2826 the cause of Poland in World war mittees have decided to stage the returns be madl as soon as possible Dieckman, son o f Mr. and Mrs. II, has been published by the Josef "Big Tent” party as planned, And at the rectory. Mrs. Thomas Coupe Pilsudski Institute of America Robert C. Dieckman, with James will offer the usual games, as well and Harry Zook are co-chairmen of Cunio and Ellen Gallagher as here. as a hope chest, country store, the affair. sponsors. BRAlKE RELINE B ldk OJ Compiled and edited by Waclaw fish pond, and apron booth. REGISTRATION The Seplember meeting of the ^ - 1 ” * AND UP Jedrzejewicz, institute director, The grand prize will be a Bcn- TO BE HELD the volume is being released on the dix automatic washer, to be Altar and Rosary society was post Registration for S t Philomena’s poned until the ban on gatherings FORD, (MEVROLET, PLYMOUTH occasion of the seventh anniver awarded Saturday night. Special school will be conducted Thursday sary of the invasion of Poland by cash prizes will be offered every because of poliomyelitis is lifted Other Cart Proportionately Low - r ' W / and Friday of this week. All pu HAVE yOURS CHECKED NOW—AVOID THE RUSH 1 the Nazis. evening, $60 on Friday and $100 pils, old as well as new, must reg BaaUek-Adxm* Nuptial* Hald STATE INSPECTION DUE NOW on Saturday. In addition to the ister at this time. Eighth grade Miss Jane Adams, daughter of sptci'A’ns-i cash awards other special awards students will be enrolled on Walter Adams, a n d Clifford every evening will be two radios Thursday, and pupils for the other Bautsch, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Art Malnali Tire and BaHery Service and a Presto cooker. The a'warding grades, one to seven, will be en W. Bautsch, were united in Matri u u j of the bicycle, always an attraction 1733 GLENARM TABOR 5287 GLAND DISfASFS rolled on Friday. mony prior to a Nuptial Mass cele Elisobetli Cetberfa. The meeting of the PTA com brated by Father Foxhoven on 17 lewelt IS |cweb [SBeHtLttVLVOl C. D. of A. Commended mittee was held in the home of 17 loweis Oibi' Aug. 30. The bride was given in By Cardinal Stritch Mrs. Francis McNamara Sept. 4. marriage by her father and was $24.75 $29.75 $32.75 ^eafM W . $1ML IlMiMlNb Plans for the year’s activities were AUTO REPAINING TOUR CAR ISPTT GETTING H»*4 }M mk Im riai, 1W> Chicago. — Senior Catholic attended by Carolyn Demmer, •mitk, A l« r outlined. ANY YOUNGER. SEE CaUracL ArthrHk, Daughters o f America wore com maid of honor, and Jerrie Jackson Experienced Mechanics WhewwiliM. Altar Society Meets and Mary Craw, bridesmaids. The |U^ Uf A ttrtrVA. mended for their work in behalf ALL MAKES CARS “ Jo e ” YOUNG SACffiltM A of sound family life by Cardinal The Altar and Rosary society bridegroom was attended by his TWnrr- Bio«4 Frim irt, met for the first time this season Gas .—Oil* — Labrieation PACKABD W X a A L n r Clectvwek txanilsaUen Uk Stritch, Archbishop of Chicago, brother, Kenneth Bautsch, Eugene EUctrowk Thmvr te e Sept. 9 in the home of the presi lalm ul Ba4r Dit«aa«*, m during the second annual Leader Van Horn, and Jack Fowler. Miss Auto Service Station emmem, fanijmia, Tmerk dent, Mrs. Harry Zook. Fifty mem HOliV’S SERVICE ship Institute and Workshop just Patricia Satterwhite was organist Bannock and Twolfth 0 9 . S234 bers were present. Mrs. Isabelle S90 So. Broadway SP. 9987 at dm MM. un wWa *r. concluded at Camp Cahokia, Lake and Miss Jane Grisdale, vocalist Villa, lU. Rqed, mother of the Rev. Paul Following the ceremony, breakfast The Cardinal’s tribute was made Reed, was welcomed as a guest and was served to the wedding party at a reception in his honor after was presented with a gift by Mrs. in the home of the bridegroom. COAL he had witnessed a demonstration George Schwartz on behalf of the Mr. and Mrs. Bautsch left for a 4679 4679 of a typical Junior Catholic Daugh organization. Mrs. William Hilbert, wedding trip in Uie Colorado moun Denver’s Finest Body & Paint Shop Wtdg* Md Harris ter meeting. « Sr., was welcomed as a new mem tains, after which they will make $ 9 .9 4 ber and Mrs. L. J. Carlin as a re Lonp and Egg Bishop James A. Griffin of their home in Denvet Miss Adams QUICK SERVICE! ChrisHs. PreiMear Wash aad Bagla Springfield in Illinois attended the turned member. is a graduate of West high school $ 7 .8 4 Mrs. Leonard Swigert, the guest 17 [owelt 21 iewels Lomp aod Bgg , receptiop with Cardinal Stritch. and, Mr. Bautsch of North high BODY • FENDER • PAINT • UPHOLSTERY IH* D«nbU Scram .54 speaker, discussed the need for re school. He sefved three years with $42.50 $49.50 N a t______FAVOR RECEIVED cruiting volunteer workers for the the army air forces. ^ ALL MAKES Infant of Prague nursery. A reader wishes to publish Club Entertained SUPRENE GOAL GO. thanks for a favor received Reports were given by Mrs. Otto ' QVAUTY AT A FAIR PRICE Kiene, corresponding secretary; St. Mark’s Young People’s club 1144 So. Pennsylvania through the intercession of St. Rose of Lima. Mrs. T. J. Cronin, courtesy chair was entertained by St. John’s man; and Mrs. T. C. Rhodes, sew Young People’s club Sept 4 with ing chairman. dancing and refreshments. The CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO. Monsignor William Higgins next meeting of the club will be spoke on Cardinal Newman’s med Sept 18 13lh and Broadway TAbor 5191 itations for the Feast of All Saints, Among those who are ill in the based on verses from the Apoc parish are Mrs. Cox and Josephine alypse. Vattagling. Volunteers for sanctuaiw work Mrs. Lucy Christenson, house for September are Mrs. F. Fogarty keeper in the rectorir, has re If You Have Bills to Pay and Mrs. T. J. Jurgensen. turned from her vacation. DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS The next meeting will be In the ENGINE TUNE-UP— simple “ tuneup” by our trained rectory, with Monsignor Higgins mecbanics costs surprisingly little-r—yet assures quicker Amerlcoa Girl Speeeer Mortbe Wosblsutos here's h o w as host. Officers will be named at 17 iewete 17 leweta 17 Iewels— 14K «oM this session. DODGEPLYMOUTH starting, faster pick up, smoother performance and Mr. and Mrs. James McConaty, OWNERS quicker economy! $49.50 $49.50 $59.50 Jr., announce the birth o f a daugh ter Sept. 9. Jack Flavin, Serri** Mfr., *»y»: JAMES MOTOR CO. Banns of marriage were an Save gas, oil and wear on yoor nounced for Manford F. Bauer of car by having a periodic check- 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales £ Service KE. 8221 S t Francis de Sales’ parish, Den np on your motor *o that it will ver, and Teresa Dolores Berberich give yon the beat aervice for the of S t Philomena’s. fall and winter. Venezuelan Airmen Visit TOWING SERVICE GET A 'TRAILER St. Peter’s at Vatican Standard Motor Go* INSTEAD OF A TRUCK RECAP Vatican City.—Following their Bm Bar Z-whMl tniltr, ■ll-.tc.t M r . arrival at Clampino airport near 13th & Clenarm CH. 6596 GM lrur Urti. 1-ton capacltj, w*Ur- WHILE YOU Rome, the crew of a Venezuelan groal urtrinx. air mail plane headed by Capt Betancourt, commander, paid a JAMES BONNEB, Uxr. •217'® Golden of TIbm Ceared TEXACO FIRE CBIEF 17 jewels 17 jeweU visit to the Basilica of St. Peter and attended Solemn Benediction BONNER’S M AR SH ALL RIDE $33.7S $42.50 to enjoy the convenience of offered In Holy Trinity chapel by Monsignor Grosso. The airmen TEXACO STATION m ss LOAMED were accompanied by the Minister GAS, OIL AND ACCE960B1BS AUTO SUPPLY Dime-A-Time-The of Venezuela to the Holy See and GREASING AND WASHING Italy. The crew had previously PHONE KB. n i l placed a wreath at the monument gp«^r «imI B*np>ck D*aT«r 4, C»la. 1530 B’way TA. 4434 FREE! t i ' - p . 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COLORADO MXUB£S F£0£EAL OSPOBIT msURAMCE COAPOBAXION Thursday, Sept 12, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER ‘ Telephone, EEystone 4?05 P^GE FIVE Lonmo HiiemsU. S. Soldiers in Japan / T Help Christianize People B y Robert H oyt "The Japanese people expected The Rev, Angelo Margiaria, brutal treatment from their con S.C., 22 years a missionary to the querors,” the priest said. "O ffi III ISO Cilllill Japanese, said in Denver Tuev cial propaganda had given' them day that "the American occupa no reason to hope for mercy. It AND SON Santa Fe.— Miss Mela Ortiz y tion of Japan has done much to was only natural that the rea »£LS Pino, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. further the Christianization of the sonable nature of the occupation Jose Ortiz y Pino, prominent Santa Japanese.” The missionary, who is and the personal kindness of Fe residents, will be program di at present conducting a fund-rais American soldiers should make a rector for the USO club scheduled ing campaign in the United States, deep impression on them. And, of open soon in Santa F spoke with gratitude of the co course, that impression and the W. San Francisco street under the operative attitude of occupation example of Catholic soldiers have direction of John C. Moody. officials, and gave high praise had their effect in our work.” to the Christian spirit among Interned in Prison Cemp , Preferred by Miss Ortiz y Pino is exception American soldiers in Japan. ally well qualified by education, Father Margiaria, who spent the special talent, hobby interests, and entire war-time period in Japan, Discriminating Families » waa at first allowed to continue his educational and religious ac l1>inSURED Trkluiiin Opens tivities after the war began, but l y Tale Less? The W. P. Horan & Son Funeral Home vas interned in a prison camp with other Italian nationals after Italy’s Under Government has been preferred for more than 55 years J?y acceptance as a co-beliigerent with ?:sflvinG$ Supervision discriminating, families, because of its the Allies. He is understandably h Velby Qiiircli reticent about his experiences in friendly, accommodating staff, because of its the camp, in which he spent two YOUR MONEY AVAILABLE WHEN YOU WANT IT emphasis on the religious part of the service, years. ^ INDIVIDUAL OR JOINT ACCOUNTS Welby. — (Assumption Parish) Follo^ng the Japanese surren and because everything for the comfort of Open a Safe and Profitable Savings Account I^OW! — The triduum in preparation for der, Father Margiaria was allowed patrons is conveniently at hand. to reopen his Tokyo school, which . . . EROMPT. JBIENDLY s e r v ic e the Feast of Our Sorrowful trains high school students in tech Mother is being held every eve nical and academic subjects, and CAPITOL FEDERAL ning at 7 :45. On Siuiday morning which fortunately escaped damage a High Mass in honor of Our Sor in the Tokyo fire raids preceding SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Japan’s final collapse. The print rowful Mother will be sung at 8 ing facilities of the school and the 1665 BROADWAY®S-sV;."rH.u:KEystone 8108 o’clock. skills of its pupils were placed at Fathers John Giambastiani, the disposal of U. S. army chap O.S.M., and Austin Di Benedetto, lains, who also made use of Father STORE YOUR r t t it w f Margiaria’s knowledge of Japan, O.S.M., the sisters and the boys Praiies MacArthur FURS-NOW are all working hard surfacing the The veteran missionary had EXPERT REPAIRING floors in the schoolrooms so that nothing but praise for the policies VET OF WORLD WAR everything will be completed in of the Allied commander-in-chief. “ General MacArthur has had NO. 2 time for the opening of school. KE 4S7 6 COLFAX AT WASHINGTON 1517 CLEVELAND PLACE After spending a visit in Chi much experience in the Far East, and he knows its people. More ROfiERS FOR DIAMONDS cago, Father Giambaatiani has re over, he is wise enough to realize turned home. that the reforms he is introducing Mela Ortiz y Pino Dolores Ferrero and Betty Por- will not be fully established for recco, who represented the As a long time.” Solitaire work experience to direct the According to Father Margiaria, Diamond sumption high school at a con club's planned program o f varied the changes in Japanese life Engagement activities for service men and vention in Chicago, also returned which have resulted from the oc Ring women. home last week. cupation have all been conducive 75.00 Meeting Is Held After graduation from Loretto Laurienti-LabrioU Wedding Held to the spread of Catholicism. The admiration which most Japanese academy in 1939, Miss Ortiz y Pino On Sept. 8 Miss Cecelia Labri- attended Loretto Heights college have for Americans has led to in ola, daughter of Mr. and Mrs creased respect for Western Chris By Weldona Guild in Denver, Colo., where she studied John Labriola, became the bride of music and Mcial work. While a tianity, and Father Margiaria be Joseph Laurienti son of Mr. and lieves that great opportunities Weldona.— The Weldona Ladies’ student at Loretto Heights, Miss Mrs. Anthony Laurienti, in have in consequence been granted Denver’s Largest Dealer guild met in the home of Mrs. Ortiz y Pino served as a volunteer double-ring ceremony before to the missionary. Tony Parachini, Jr., Sept. 5, with group leader at the Vail com Nuptial Mass. Father GiambaS' In the seven months since his 12 members present. The_ next munity center in Denver, where tiani officiated. The bride, who Moody was then resident director. return to America, Father Mar LARGEST STOCK OF FORD PARTS IN meeting will be held Oct. 3 in the was escorted to the altar by her naria has conducted 17 missions, home of Mrs. A. S. Larenzini. In line with her special talent father, wore a frock of white satin despite his failing health. After THE ROCKY 9101JNTAIN REGION .Jack O'Donnell was recently dis and hobby interest of music and Her full-length veil was held with a brief stay in Denver, he plans charged from the navy. He plans voice. Miss Ortiz y Pino, after a coronet of feathers and pearls to continue his work in the Arch Let Roger quality to attend Regis college this fall. graduation from Loretto Heights 1314 ACOMA MA. 3111 of orange blossoms. She carried dioceses of New York, Chicago, and diamond! speak Mrs. Valento Covelli has been college, attended the University of a prayer book and a pearl rosa^ Detroit and hopes to visit Rome eloquently of your quite ill for some time. New Mexico at Albuquerque fqr a The prayer book was covered with in the spring before returning to adoration. Controlled Mrs. Mary Chiara, who is visit post-graduate course. At present an orchid with streamers of step- Japan. pattern settings afford ing in California, writes that she she is taking special training in honotis. The altar and the sanc' distinction, while Roger’s Most urgent needs o f the Sale 3 Diamond ! Mr. Walter 1. Kerwia will extend her visit indefinitely. New Mexico folk soiigs under the tuary were decorated with carna sian missionaries in Japan, he said modest prices precludes any better valuea! Wedding band 1 ^ Associated with Mr. and Mrs. Elmond Marriano direction of Luigi Viani of Albu- tions and gladiolas. are cassocks, breviaries, and vest 14 Karat yellon- of Honie have moved to Weldona. uerque, who plans to feature Miss gold mounting Mrs. Angelo Rossi, sister of the ments, many of which were de Choice of 14 karst Mr. Marriano will teach agricul 0rtiz y Pino in a state tour. 29.50 bridegroom, was matron of honor stroyed in the American bomb white or yellow gold, JOS. M. FISHMAN ture in the local high school. For special training in USO The bridesmaid was Mrs. Frank ings. While in Denver, Father Jeweler and OpiLtian Miss Catharine Chiara has re policies, Miss Ortiz y Pino at Fortunato, sister of the bride. The Margiaria is staying at the rectory turned home after spending the tended a brief orientation course best man was Frank Fortunato of M t Carmel church, 3649 4 Ways is Pay DIAMONDS - LOCKETS past three months visiting rela at Columbia university in New Attendanta were Lucile Laurienti Navajo atreet dr Cash WATCHES - ROSABIES tives in California. York city. Her first assignment Gloria Rossi, and Bo Jean Arnold, * Charge CROSSES • COMPACTS Mr, and Mrs. Frank Kane of with the USO was at Tyler, Tex., Ushers were Michael Carrara, ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS Denver spent Sunday with Mr. and as assistant club director. Later, at John Fymes, and Walter Lauri It Layaway ROGERS MIRACULOUS MEDALS and CHAINS Mrs. Henry Arnold. her request, Miss Ortiz y Pino was enti. ★ Year to Pay SCAPULAR MEDALS Visit* in California transferred to Roswell, where she A wedding breakfast was held Glasses on Credit served as assistant director until Mrs. A. E. Wade has gone to at the home of the bride’s parents OrsiIA. M. isIP.M 807 15th Sl TA. 0029 the illness of her mother caused California for a visit with her her to resign and return to her The dinner was served 'in the nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. home in Santa Fe. home of the bridegroom’s parents, Harry Bartell. A reception was held in the As Miss Ortiz y Pino is active In HAVE YOU MODERNIZED Louis Covelli is home on a three sumption hall in the evening for — United Photo ^ sociat, church, and civic work. At relatives and friends. YOUR INSURANCE? weeks’ vacation. He is attending W eddinn college in Boulder. present she is a member of the frotoct Tnuitir Actinit N.w Buaidi Our Speciutiei Mr. and Mrs. Eete Velasquez advisory board for the Youth cen Wa Offer a HORACE W. BENNETT are the parents of a boy, born ter besides serving as Youth center Completa Optical Senrica A CO. Britain Honors Experts with Children Aug. 22. program director under the direc Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Larenzini, Examination, Refraction, I l l Taker BMe- Pkene TA. 1271 tion of Mrs. Margaret Groninger. list CUSnS TA. S4U Mr. and Mrs. Elario Covelli, and Preacription niANE BNGLAND. Jr.. Hana««r Miss Ortiz y Pino is chairman of ' Denver Catholic taaaraBce Departanit Angelo Covelli attended the fu the youth coihmittee of the NCCW, All Glasses Manufactured in neral of Pete Zucco in Platteville. and is a member of the social com Our Own Laboratory Recent visitors in the Covelli M c G r i R E " " mittee o f the Catholic Daughters. The British Fmpire medal has Quick Repair Service brothers’ home were Mr. and Mrs. She is soloist at the St. Panels been awarded to Lawrence M. Moving - Storage Dominick Scalva and family of Cathedral. Henry, chief deputy clerk in Den Bnkaa Laasas DapUesM U TE AfiAINI Sterling, Conrad Fartarel of Den ver country court, for his services Ocnliat Pnacrlptians fUlad Expreit ver, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor during the war in England, ac See Chergo of Frederick. cording to a letter received by H ARRY 91. LUSTIG Loir'R otes Henry from the War department. Wm. Eieli KE. 6425 ai49 Wehoa 9i. JOSEPH YOLOSIN HNS in Edgewater The letter informed Henry that OrtMaatrlata SUte-Baztotana British authorities were arranging Four a formal presentation of the award 935 IStfa Sl KE. 3683 Watchmaker with official ceremonies. Henry, UBEBAL CBXDIT TEBH8 15S2 LES TER ’S Conducts Meeting Lawrence MA. 8862 WATCH REPAIRS (St. Mary Magdalene’* Pariah, v t u H - m Ertnharpe 7-D*y Btrrlc* ^ Edfawater) SHOE REPAIRING 1(47 Recer On*-Y«*r GuruilM BUrerware The Holy Name society resumed 1529 Welton CH. 2447 its meetings Sept. 10 in the parish WHILE YOU WAIT hall. Monthly meetings will be held on Tuesday evenings follow ing the monthly Communion Sun day, the second Sunday o f the (h m e m month, in the parish hall at 8 o’clock. The following families were sy xm/s/nffi consecrated to the Sacred Heart youftsmus CASH in the past week: J. C. McNulty, Joe Jueschke, Robert Adams, J. E. We Will Pay Cash for Small Hansen, V. Earle Dyer, L. H. Hursting, David Brachle, William Homes in or Near Denver. M. Treat, Elmer M. Tanner, F. J. Quick Action — Call or See Mushaben, and Frank P. Boyle. - James Frederic, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Goodhart, was bap For alUmiad nafoR tm4 tized Sept. 8. James A. Schubert ima h'l hard i . baa ihia aatft md Lawrence H. Henry and Mary Terneqk were the spon Rubber beeb, top Ufta, toe UJILLIRmS & GRECnE ■aaodvridaiz MiaMuri Padic itKaB. sors. tnac. Thrm(h irnnaMiiiialiiiii ia- 'discharged in February, entered cfaida ipad«a raciDaf atal caadiaa, A subscription for the parish the army in May, 1942, and served pieces, half solea, full Boles, 1643 Stoat TA . 6266 building fund is being conducted •land.* can with aacbou, raonatta overseas three and one-half years. attached by experienced Satin-laton inserts mould and bedrooma, dningjounfc car. at the present time. A generous He was. cited by the British for Lanaa Ocavs 4 il) pai, aniraa Kaa- response was recAved Sept. 8. "meritorious service in connection ahoemakers while you work your bosom, sleek your waist! Ht Oty 6itt aaa, Sc. U«it tli)5 an Sunday, /Sept. 16, is the date for with military operations as pro- Straight-cut front, bias back, seam daily. Dirtct cooaactioBa ia Sc. Uiia returns on the envelopes sent to aU curement officer” of the chemical or shop. We also remodel less sides prevent twisting, “DENTUt'S HOST PBOGUESStVr' (oc thr Bait aad Siaabaan aich b» in the parish. warfare section. Henry, who chaagr of aiacioa, na Mpt lo eCmb. riding . . . all patented featured Sunday, Sept. 15, will be Com served as a captain, lives at 2015 shoes, cut out toes or heels, a exclusive with' your smooth* The Cascade Laaadry A Diy Cleuars munion day for the Young Ladies' East 23rd avenue. A Catholic, he rebind, take in sides to flt, Complete Laundry & Dry Cleaning Service sodality in the 8 o’clock Mass. won nomination for* State Repre fitting, smootli-;line Shar-Lool No The time of daily Mass is sentative on the Democratic ticket make shoes longer or wider. wonder every woman wants them. W* CaU U r mmS D tUrtr — - 6:30 o’clock. Holy Communion is in the primaries Tuesday. He 1847 Market St. Tabor 6 3 7 0 ^ 7 9 given daily at 7:35 o’clock. served in the State Legislature be for Quality Shoe Rapeiring et The Forty Hours’ devotion will fore entering the army. Popular PrIeee—yUlt Our Shoe be conducted on Oct. 4, 5, and 6. Repair Dept, . * , Basement In easyAO’laundsr BUR-MIL* The opening of the devotion will Mary Zimmerer Brida Rayon, White or Tearose. 9 9 be held Friday, Oct. 4, the first 6 6 Friday of the month. Sisee Si to 10, •4.00 W hy Pay JHor« ^Dr. D. C. Werthman^ Of Malvia S. Martia to 37^ (Trademark) and Associate SI. James’ Parishioner Dentists Melvin Samuel Martin of the An New Store’s Manager nunciation. parish and Mary Zim , THERE’S A p l a '/ e s merer of the Cathedral parish wer^ Wm.W. Myer Drug Stores ’ ^—-- Thursday, Sept. 12, 1946 Office, 98S 'Cannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN c - nmusEmEnTS-DininG lESIMEIIT SET Protest Yugoslav Shipments RECREflTIOn IS PRESEIITED IT MI. CAIIM[L La Ray Hotel Our E¥ening DADIf T**®****® TO ST, LOUS' SUHDIV. SEPT, li -GOLDEN- THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY (Our Lady of Ml. Carmel Parith, (St, Louis’ Pariah, Enftewood) Ownsd and Opsrated hf D i m E R S SEPTEMBER U. 11. 14 Duavur) Bob Hop« • Madeleine Carroll In A set of white vestments, with I u j Sei-vices are being held every ^ JttlUMR. AJNJJAND MRS, Al.M. Ih L. IIUJHOLLANDI AJNU ^ MY FAVORITE BLONDE — 0 //e r a tcide variety of blue bandingf, for use on feasts of evening in honor of Our Sorrow and the Blessed Virgin was given to ful Mother and will close Sunday, the beit foodt. Dorothf Uamour • Jon Hall in I the church the Altar society. Sept. 16. at 7:30 p.m. Solemn BEYOND THE BLUE . , . and include your choice The presentation was made at the Mass wi\l be celebrated in her HORIZON September meeting. honor Sunday at 10 o’clock. On 5 PRE WAR FOOD and SERVICE ^ of Appetizer, Salads, Pofo» (IN TECHNICOLOR) Members of the society who are Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 14 toes. Vegetables, Desserts SUNDAY. MONDAY. TUESDAY, caring for the altar and sanctuary and 16, the faithful may gain a Finest Grade “AA” Steaks and Drinks. WEDNESDAY this month are Mrs. Mansfield plenary indulgence every time SEPTEMBER U . li. 17. IS and Mrs. C. McAtee. Mmes. G. they visit the church under the Priced from 7 5 cent* Kathryn Graywn - June Allyion usual conditions, which include Lauriti Melchior • Jimmy Durante in Smilanic, J. Waller, C. Leichner, Roast Prime Ribs of Beef J. Pierzina, C, Turner, G. Moore, going to Confession, receiving I TWO SISTERS FROM and A. Reed visited patient# in Communion, and i-eciting six Our BOSTON Colorado Mountain Trout RUSS BENNEH the sanatoria and homes in August. Fathers, Hail Marys, and Glorias and when visiting the church. All DEADLINE FOR MURDER The society plans another series SUTCENTH of parties to be held in the homes members of the Adola club, Third Fried Chicken Order, St. Teresa’s sodality, and a t BROADWAY MATINEES t SUNDAY. I PJl. of members. The first of these SATURDAYS AND BOUDAYS. parties will be given.Sept. 19 at English and Italian sections of the t i.ie. U t 7 D «n • Week Altar societies are requested to 1 PJi.______1 o’clock in the home of Mrs. F, Our Cocktail Lounge and Bar Service Is Unexcelled s Thompson, 2225 S. Logan street. receive Communion in the 7 There will be dessert-luncheon and o'clock Mass this Sunday in honor games. Hostesses will be Mmes. of Our Sorrowful Mother. St. Philomena’s club will meet Phone Golden 68 for reservations, or Just Have You Tried? J. Kohler, J. Walsh, and J. Carn- * Tom Burke's sew. All are invited to attend. Friday, Sept. 13, at 1 p.m. in the Denyer’s Newest & Finest home of Goldie San Pietro. ilrive out and come in. Ml'S. B.iKeirns and Mrs. W.iCissell were hostesses at the meeting of Registration Roosevelt Grill: Drive-In Restaurant the society Sept. 9. Held for School Famous for IFe Feature— Mariann Sender Registration was held on Mon I day and Tuesday, Sept. 9 and 10. • Fine Pastries (From Our Becomes Bride for all children who will attend FIN E FOODS Own Bake Ovens) Lyle Fisk and Mariann Semler the Mt. Carmel school this year. Cocktails • Steaks, Fried Chicken, were married in St. Louis’ church The following Baptisms were and Seafoods Sept. 9. Bridesmaid and best man held during the week: Frederick Fast Courteous Service ,, UNRRA and Red Croti lupplies I jection to such shipments has • DeBcious Sandwiches were Elaine Martin and Sam Patrick Texas, son of Mr. and Huffman. marked for Yugoslavia are shown | been increasing since five Amer- Mrs. E. Texas, sponsors being • Complete Fountain Service on New York docks, ready forlican flyers were killed by Yugo- 18th and California ‘ Denis Jacob, representative of William Brown and Anna Marti- Aipment to Yugoslavia. Public oh-1 slav fighter pilots. "Appetising Food at It’s Best” nclli; Joseph Michael De Jiacomo, U 1111 ***4 I ■ the FFEC in France, was a guest at the rectory during his stay in son of Mr. and Mrs. J. De Jia Denver. como, sponsors, Herman and Lou DINING a ir reservations Greene’ s Drive-In RECEPTION WILL BE GIVEN MO SERVICE CHARGE The young folks of the parish ise Lombardi; Mary Ann Brienza, For Complete Information About Any will meet in the hall at 8 o’clock daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. AND Trip— Buiineea or Pleasure Restaurant Friday evening. This meeting is Brienza, sponsors, George Tolve CALI. open to all young folks who are FOR REV. HARLEY SCHMITT and Anna Brienza; George James DANCING CARL STEELE 800 Speer Blvd. over high school age. Zito, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Zito, WORLD WIDE TRAVEL SERVICE , Extensive painting is being (Blessed Sacrament Parish, pastor of Holy Innocents parish. sponsors, John and Francis Cer- B24 17th SUeet Ph. ALplfat <111 ’ We Never Close rone. done throughout the school build Denver) Dr. and Mrs. W. J. McMenamy and Nightly 8:30 to 12:30 A.M. ing in preparation for the open On Sunday afternoon, Sept. 15, from 3 to 5 o'clock, a reception son, Bemy Pat, spent last week SIGHT SEEING ing of classes. motoring through the mountains SUNDAYS 4 to 8 P. M. AUTO TRIPS The firms listed here de The PTA is providing new honoring the Rev. Harley Schmitt will be given in the school hall un Mrs. Enola Gray of San Ber- NO COVER OR MINIMUM CHARGE All Trips Made' in serve to be remembered towel dispensers and soap con dino, Calif., will arrive on Satur eyiLD OF PIRISO der the auspices of the Altar and 5 and 7-Paiaenger Cara tainers for the rest rooms in the day to be the guest of her son and when you are distributing school. Rosary society, the PTA, and the Ticket Office 1630 Glenarm Legion of Mary, whose spiritual daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Max Lobby Republic Hotel 450 So. Marion Phone PL 4611 your patronage in the dif Infante recently baptized are director Father Schmitt has been Gray. TA. 8975 ferent lines of business. Mary Ellen Sirokman, daughter .since the Legion of Mary was or- Miss Patty Morrissey just re MEETS SEPT, 18 ^Brown & White Cab Co. \ of Mr. and Mrs. James Sirokman, ‘ganized in the parish six years turned from a plane trip to Wash with Oliver and Bernice Kenfield ago. Father Schmitt will be pre ington, D. C.; New York, and as sponsors; Joel Nichalos Trenkle, (Prt*entation Pariah, Denver) sented with a purse at the recep Swampscott, Mass., where she was The Presentation Parish guild son of Mr. and Mrs. John Trenkle, tion. His many friends throughout a delegate at the Theta Phi Alpha BOGGIO’ with the Rev. George T. Noonan, will hold its monthly meeting Mon Denver, as well as members of national Catholic sorority conven day, Sept, 16, in the Community AcroM ARGONAUT HOTEL Raymond Heusel acting as proxy, Blessed Sacrament parish, are tion. and Margaret Groninger, sponsors; kali. All members of the parish from D t i / z e r i e cordially Invited. Father Schmitt Sister Robert Leona, formerly Where Denver's Seciety Eatertaina for Lnncheoas and Dinnera Teresa Saleh, daughter of Mr, and are invited to attend. Cosmopolitan has been appointed chaplain at St of St. Mary’s academy, will teach On Sept. 9 Pearl G. Swank and Hotel LUNCHEONS . . . 50c FOR SPECIAL reservations FOR BP.IDGE PARTIES, Mrs. Manuel Saleh, with Jesse and Francis’ hospital, Colorado Springs, the fourth grade in the Blessed Sara Vasques as sponsors. James A. Wolschon exchanged AND DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN SlOl He will be missed by the Sacrament school in place of Sis marriage vows. Their attendants DINNERS . . $1.00 UP members of the parish, whom he ter Helen Joseph, who has been were Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Ger- Beantifnl Ballroemt Private Dlniai Rooma 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION has served so well in the past six transferred to El Paso. Tex. sten. CockUU Grill ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER years. Floyd Horton is a patient in a Members of St. Anne’s circle Meeting Is Held local hospital. Italian French Speciahy Week of Sunday, Sept. IS: were guests of Mrs. Ed Oliver B y Dads" Club Baptiz^ this week were Jeni St. Patrick's church, Dtnver, Sept. 3 at the Daniels & Fisher fer Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Y O U R B E S T and Sacrad Heart church, El- Honored by the presence of all tearoom. Bridge honors were the priests of the parish, the Dads’ J. Malcolm Craven, with Mr. and HOTEL VALUE won by Mrs. John Daly and Mrs. club held its first fall meeting Mrs. William E. Craven as spon FOR DINNERS DE LUXE OR MIDNIGHT SNAOLS ■ FEATUBING* Horace B. Maltby. Miss Marie Sept 6 with a fine attendance. sors; and Jerry Leon and Julie Shannon was a guest. The meeting was called to order by Dian, infant twins of Mr. and DENVER Chinese Food Members of the Altar and Ro Henry Nsdorff, past pi-esident Ml'S. Satumino Magno, with Ralph CHlRLEY-SAVOf sary society will meet on Friday, who explained that the president Grantham and Pe&tl V. Garcia as Id.ldLV'JslIii AND Sept 13, in McDonough hall, fol elect, James Eakins, and vice sponsors. ' lowing recitation of tlm Rosary in F in t •* iIm S U r i n - M ^ AMERICAN president-elect, Joseph McCabe, Ohere Quidity Food StOl Prevails and at Moderata Cost ftr Yo«r Hen Nw DISHES church at 2 p.m. The Very Rev. hiad agreed in a previous commit Missioner Fights Plague I^arold V. Campbell will be guest tee meeting to exchange offices speaker, and hostesses for the With Pitiable Equipment because Mr. Eakins had insuffi 1644 GLENARM Complete social hour at the close of the meet cient time to devote to this work. St. Columbans, Neb. — Armed Open 11 A. H. to 3 A. M. ing will be Mmes. Harold F. Col Approval was given by the club. with two old needles, which he had Lunch lins, James Craemer, Oscar J. President McCabe then took over to keep sharpen!^ on a stone,^nd V il l a n o ’ sip—•—p an old syringe, irather John Des- Armstrong, and Herbert Flannery. and named the following com old syringe, Fa ‘ Rosiers, a Columban Father, has 60e mittees: Athletic, Ready Keno- AURORA been trying to bSat an epidemic of Claire McMenamy han; boys’ activities, John Creigh fllaItalian l Garden AND UP bubonic plague threatening his 1 m LITTLE ITALY Leaves on Trip ton; girls’ activities, Dr. F. Peter son; transportation, Ralph Hogan mission district in the Nancheng 1 We§t 38ih Ave. and Pecos GL. 9743 Dinner Claire McMenamy left-last week vicariate in China. He has reported for a six-week trip to Chicago, and Jim Mozier; entertainment, that, so far, his methods have been 4 ' Formtrly of 14 So. Broadway Harvey Bl»ke; finance, Georg| GENUINE ITALIAN SPAGHETTI WITH 65c Cleveland, Virginia, Kansas City, effective. Mo., and St. Louis. En route she Larson; membership, Leo Farley; INVITES YOU TO AURORA CHICKEN - SAUSAGE - OR MEAT BALLS and attendance. Bill Lamberth. Father Campbell was called upon For Reiemtioni ^ent a day with Mite Jeanne POTENZE STYLE CJrapo, who was being honored by John Creighton reported on to address the members and told 975S E. Colfax Aurora 77 SERVED DAILY FROM I P. M. TO It P. M. MAin 9458 of plans in the for surfac friends and class graduates of summer activities and had on dis making Jlli BAGAN. PROP. No Liquor Please play some fine football equipment ing the school grounds and erecting 726-32 Rosary college in River Forest In St Louis, Claire will visit her just purchased. Coach Phil Hewitt basketball courts. He mentioned East Colfax briefly the valub of a large mem uncle, the Rev. Leo A. McAtee, will be assisted in football by Jack Pk»B* Aarora 131 or SM. 3719 Oliver. bership and urged a drive for that s RATHRENS Homer Woehrmyer, 'treasurer- purpose. Father Campbell then H091E SUPPLIES FRIEND 6 6 9 9 elect, furnished each member with resented the new assistant, the FURIVITURE CO. Come to Church in the Mountains a financial statement of the club. tev. Joseph Leberer. HARDWARE PAINT ROOFING Everything for the Home S7U B. Colfax Ato. Aaron SIS NEW AND USED FOX OENMER THEATERS’ i946-i947 AUBOBA. COLORADO MIS B. CoUax Aaron, O06. EVERGREEN LUMBKB . PAINT - UAdtDWABR Concert S^riei INSULATION THE NEW FASm ON ED. CORBIN’S DREG STORE COME TO CBUKCB IN THE MOUNTAINS ?Kc pertvOAl sjper*’ non of HARRY E. HUFFMAN Aurora Lumber Company Cleaners & Dyers (EVKSGKEEN DBUG STOKE) MeCONXELL^S PHARM ACY AT THE DENVER CITY AUDITORIUM Building Headquarters JOHN a JOHNSON* E\TRGREEN, COLO., U.S.A. 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HAND MADE INDIAN JEWELRY Arthritis, Nearitle your patronage in the dif DISTINCTIVE SOUVENIRS A BATHING INSTITUTION WITH , f Placer Curio Shop MEXICAN SILVER HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS ferent lines of business. h a n d t o o l e o l e a t h e b g oods FH. I ll i j M PAGE EIGHT Wflc«, 9S8 Bafinodt Stree! ‘ THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEjrstone 4205 Thursday, Sept 12, 1946 HOMEMAKER’S A Native Son Returns F Post Wat Metal File DEPARTMENT TO PORTABLE, Patronize These Reliable and Friendly Flrma L F 2-DRAWER 'E A R L J.' " t h e STEEL FILE Stratton.—It has been necessary Four brilliant young soloists will STROItMINGER ;; McVeigh Company to add another classroom to the appear with the 35-piece New Electrical Contracting: : : PAINTING AND St. Charles grade school because 'With Lock • ■ DECORATING of increased enrollment. Already York Concert orchestra conducted UcanMd aod Boadtd In CItv of D«nT«r ■; CONTRACTORS 78 students have registered for the by Oscar Straus for the “ Strauss . . 1328 Inca K £. 0718 fall semester, an increase of 13 Festival,” which will be a high 81714th St. pupils over last year. »♦♦♦» ♦♦♦♦♦<11M *»»♦♦♦♦♦♦ light of the forthcoming concert COMMERCIAL Beginning with the school year, series to be presented by Fox FURNACE weekday Mass will be celebrated at PRCDUCTS CO. WORK 8 o’clock. Masses on Sunday will Denver theaters in the Denver be at 7 and 10:30 o’clock in Strat City auditorium. Repairs ton, and at 8:30 in Burlington. Announcement that Evelyn 1707 Lawrence St. SHEET METAL Last Sunday, Jo Ann Thomas, Case and Barbara Moser, so ___ WOKE infant daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. p l u m r i n g pranos; Howard Van Den Burg, Phone T A . 2990 Pearson Heating C o. William J. Thomas, was baptized, Emergency Work Sc Servico with Frank J. Hoffman and Mar baritone; and Erwin Straus, pian 1231Wazee Ph.TA3628 1163 WELTON TA. 4444 garet Thomas as sponsors. ist-composer, will appear at the! The Knights of Columbus met festival has been made by Harry ACE PAINTING Sept. 10. E. Huffman, Fox district man Edwin B. Clayton Bacon & Schramm CONTRACTORS, Ine. STILES Convert instruction classes are ager. held each week at 2 o’clock in Bur Plb{(. & lltAf. Co. COMPOSITION ROOFING STEPHEN L. 6CHAFF. Prop. ELECTRIC SERVICE lington. Other Famous Artists M’MURTRY'S PAINTS a Scheduled to Appear • 1618 LAFAYETTE ST. TILE ROOFING VARNISHES The Rev. Edward Dixon ar DENVER, COLORADO MOTORS . REPAIRS rived to take up his new assign Other artists who will appear on ROOF REPAIRING WALL PAPER - KEMTONE ment at St. Charles’ parish. He MA. 2310 Fn* EatlinatM HOME WIRING the F^x series include Lauritz 8«i. Phon. — KA.t 02*8 4020 Brighton Blvd. CH. 6563 replaces the Rev. George Spehar, 1934 So. Broailway PE. 0265 1100 Ijirimer TA. 6875 Melchrer, heroic tenor of the who has been appointed to St. Jo Metropolitan Opera company, with seph's church in Leadvillc. his own 30-piece New York Con Specializing in Quality Plumbing and WILSON WINDOW NDERSO Two diatiagoiaheil , converts to .loseph F. Reilly (left) « f New cert orchestra; Lotte Lehmann, the Catholic Church met when York, CW V national treasurer. distinguished Metropolitan s o - Heating Repairs SHADE CLEANERS Womens’ Groups Max H. Sorensen (right) of Phila Thia pictiye was taken in the prano; Charles Kullman, tenor R. PARISH. Mcr. delphia, national commander of Bishop’t residence in Copenhagen, star of the Metropolitan, the We Clean and Repair Old Shadea interior • Exterior Paintini the Catholic War Veterani, called the city in which Mr. Soreaten’a screen, and radio; Vrohsky and upon Bishop Theodor Suhr, Vicar mother still reiides. Both the Babin, duo-pianists; Albert Spald K*w ShidM of QuoIHt Midt to Ordor Clean and Oil SLATTERY & COMPANY Apostolic of .Denmark, during the Prompt^ork a Specialty Phone CH 6581 Biihop and Mr. Sorensen are con ing, violinist; and J. M. Sanroma, Eotimatoo^heerfully Fumiihtd Denver 6, Colorado former’s recent European tour. verts to Catholicism. sensational pianist. PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS KEratone 7926 1046 Santa Fe Dr. Church, School Mr. Sorensen was accompanied by Season reservations are now be 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive ing accepted at the concert box 1726 MARKET STREET office in the Paramount theater, JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 (Holy Roiary Parish, Denver) Denver. Members of the PTA and Altar PRIMARY VOTING INDICATES Johns-Manville .society have scrubbed and oiled la a a.ajLa.aJULa.a,.a.a.a,aa a a.Bj5jmjajsjuuuu5aa.BjijmjLJUca.ajaaji a.ajLaji INSULATE the school classrooms and church. Children can be registered for SOME CATHOUCS NOMINATED school any day this week or on NEW RADIOS YOUR HOME ROCK WOOL the opening day, Monday, Sept. A number of Catholics won'po won positions; Christopher A. 16. If Jthe opening of school is sitions on their party tickets in the Cusack was in fourth place for the P.A. Systems and Tested Coal Waterproofed . . . Pneumatically Installed again postponed, it will be an primary election in Denver Tues designation as State Senator with COOLER IN SUMMER— WARMER IN WINTER nounced at the Sunday Mass. day, according to early returns. four to be nominated. Trailing Recorders for In September Sunday Masses In the hottest race of the rather him closely was William A. Lewis, W DEPOSIT are at 6, 8, and 10 o’clock. Bene quiet campaign, however, a Cath blind legislator. Mrs. Mary Seach Sale or Rent Fint Paymenl diction will be given from now on olic lost. He was Thbmas W. was in 11th place for State Repre I.ater R. H. Kimball Co. at 3 o’clock on Sunday afternoons. Nevin, World war II veteran, who sentative with 15 to be nominated. Expert Repairing \ MAin 5335 \ If Deaired opposed John A. Carroll in the On the Democratic side Dr. 419 Midland AU Makes ASK FOR FREK K E. 5236 race for Congressman of the first Martin D. Currigan was nominated BOOK Saving* Bldg. EToninga TA. 8 3 9 0 HYDE PARK district. Mr. Carroll’s wife and for regent of the University of daughter are Catholics. Colorado. Joseph P. Constantine HEATING CO. On tha Republican ticket the and James F. Dansberry were CA U RA. 3802 HOTHIHC DOWN! following Catholics apparently had named to run for" the State Sen Little as $.5.00 a Month 1819 E. 30th Ave. MA. 2882 StMia snil hot w .t.r hcatinc. Gn ate. The following of those in the conTenien bom.ri avalUbl. f.r la - first 15 places for State Represen RADIO RESEARCH A Termite Swarmers mtditU iiutalUtl.il. tative indicated Catholic affilia ONLY (OFTEN CONFUSED WITH "FLYING ANTS") COAL CO. ORDER tion: Clem Crowley, Arthur Cas SERVICE LAB. Are usually a sign that worker termites are nearby sidy, Lawrence M. Henry, Dominic E. A. CRANCH, Technician AT . . . > ELK 3635 Blake St doing costly damage to the understructure o f your A. Coloroso, Robert Henry Close, property. 'N and Thomas H. Dix. Mr. Crowley ASSOCIATED led the list; Mr. Dix, with the low 76 So. Pennsylvania St One o f Denver*g Oldest Coal Dealers DON'T TAKE CHANCES— FUEL OIL est vote among the Catholic can rmnnnnnrr FIND OUT NOW I Before Baying • Homo oilr DECORATORS didates, was in 12th place. for a fr«o Terminix inepec- NOW PHONE SP. 4673 FOR tion. Terminix IniaUtion adds to Study Brands Russian Free Expert Inspection the Tftlae of any home. Decorators TERMINIX Is the world's CALL— Orthodox Church Slave Colorado Terminix Go. largest and financially ths Electric Meter strongest la termite eoatroL 24 E. ALA!VIEDA, DENVER & Painters Washington. — The Russian COMUERCIAI. — SPRAY Orthodox Church has completed a Jack J. Ward, SapU CHerry cycle — from domination by the Czars to domination by the Soviet 155 Hazel Cl PE. 6454 government—and in between was 4 5 8 1 I subjected, like all other Churches, jto the Communist ambition to FIJRIVITIIRE CLEANING “ stamp out religion,” it is made AND clear in Communism in Action, a ■ Prompt Delivery documented study and analysis of HOME CHARM Soviet Russia, prepared by the RUG SHAJIIPOOING Legislative Reference Service of Service the U. S. Library of Congress. AUTO UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Prepared at the instance of Rep Get fuel oil that’s clean, hot ^ Wall-to-Wall Carpet Cleaning 4-HOURS resentative Everett M. Dirksen of and non-corrosive. Illinois, this 140-page booklet is RIGHT IN YOUR HOME characterized as an explanation in moth proofed simple language of how Com ^ and insured munism works in Russia a quarter of a century after its seizure of MaeCRACKEN power. Ranging a wide field of •aecMtDr* ta Vand.rpoal suWeets, the study reveals: 737 UNCOLN PERRY 'That, regarding forced labor, “ there can be no reasonable doubt that in the Soviet Union several PETROLEUM GO. million workers are employed under police discipline, and receive only CHerry 4581 miserable keep for their labor.” New Director Is Named For Academy in Albany Albany, N. Y.— Brother Basilian Thomas, F.S.C., has been named director of the Christian Broth ers’ academy here, succeeding the "W e serve partleulsr people" late Brother Aloysius. The new director comes from Syracuse, Furniture Cleaned where he had headed the brothers’ Rugs Cleaned academy there. 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Itaavar, cet^ ^ Thurada)'’, Sept. 12, 1946 Office,' 938 Bannock Street ■ THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER ' TelepHonS; KEyatdne ^205 ' PAGE NINE Complete Stocks AH Required F Five Girls of Archdiocese School Books 1 0 1 1 OEFOOF Enter on Life of Religion BUY AT BARTON’S (Continued From Page One) will be a freshman at Cathedral For all P^ochial Grade and High she entered the novitiate of the high this year. schools in the Denver area. We have order Sept. 7. 2 SISTER PAIRS FOR CO TO IOWA accurate book lists for each individual Miss Banigan, who attended school. Thousands of second-hand Cathedral grade and high school A double sister-combination left for Council Bluffs, la.— the two and was graduated in 1941, en books at savings. (Continued From Page One) elder to enter tne Sisters of tered the Seton school of nursing Mercy novitiate, and thei two FURNITURE DEPENDABILITY also the author of the book, Facto at Glockner hospital, Colorado About Communism. Springs, from which she was younger to enroll in the Mercy preparatory high school in the Father Curran's Denver lec graduated in June, 1944. same city. Miss Constance Ekler turea are as follows: On Monday, Six of Mary’s brothers are tiso. Sept. 16, he will speak to the accompanied lier younger sister, FINEST HOME FURNISHINGS graduates of Cathedral high* Lorraine. They are daughters of BARGAIN women of the Denver deanery at school: Thomas,’31; George,’32; Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Ekler of a meeting in the Catholic Chari Father Robert, '83; I^wrence, ’36; ties annex, 1666 Grant street, at 964 Quitman street, Denver. Miss Father Herbert, ’39; and Ray Rita Thompson of Greeley, who AT LOW MONEY SAVING PRICES 2 o'clock. The lecture before the mond, ’46. A sister, Margaret, BOOK STORE Knights of Columbus, of which or also completed preliminary work in the preparatory school, returned 406 of K E. 1418 as an aspirant, accompanied by Beautiful, Ultra Modern 2-Piece 15th Street T r e m o a t her younger sister. OPEN EVENINGS SEPT. 16 lo 21 INCLUSIVE Extensive Course Also in the group was Miss Tapestry Living Room Suites Betty Sedlmayer, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. S^lmayer of 712 Lowell boulevard, Denver, who was employed for the past in Business Field four years in the circulation de partment of the Register. Miss SEE OUR NEW AND COMPLETE Sedlmayer’s decision to enter re ligion previously was announced STOCK OF MERCHANDISE Offered at Regb in tl^ Register. RECENTLY SHIPPED FROM EASTERN When registration for classes at MANUFACTURERS. the downtown division of Regis college begins in Denver Sept. 16, one of the most extensive sets of courses offered will be that in the COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOM business field. With John V. Coyne, graduate of Notre Dame and Stanford universities, co A. I*. ordinating the program, a maxi mum number of general and spe 4 iiritt II i;ooi»s I ». cialized business subjects will be available. Mr. Coyne explains that (i(H> I hli the subjects listed do not neces I A. H.t.'tl sarily limit the student, since every effort will be made to meet the desires of the men and women who register at the Jesuit eve ning school. Fr. Edward L. Curran Hourii 9 to 12; 1 to 5 PkoBO MAia 8 4 3 7 “ My own course deals with the ganization Father Curran is a external setting of a business,’’ Fourth Degree member, will be he went on. "'The problems of Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist held in the K. of C. building, 1575 finance and organization will be Grant stifeet. at 8 o’clock on Tues considered and an effort made to day, Sept. 17. acq^uaint the members of the class with the many steps necessary in Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets A third talk will be given before Mid Florence French the founding of a sound business. the Ozanam club for members of Many people do not realize how From Brush, Miss Florence the club and their guests on important that is. We are trying French, a daughter of Mr. and Wednesday evening. Sept. 18, at particularly to be of help to vet Mrs. Gilbert French, left for Sioux 8 o’clock. This lecture will also erans who wish to establish a City, la., to become a Sister of be held in the Catholic Charities business of their own.’’ ,St. Benedict. Besides a twin annex. Another course dealing with the^brother, Laurence, Florence has Father Curran was also sched organization of business will be three other brothers and three m m n uled to speak under the sponsor offered by George Bechtolt This sisters. STILL HUM- - . ship of the St. John’s Men’s club course will be taught from the in a meeting open to the general viewpoint of the internal problems public on Thursday evening, Sept C. D. of A. Slndy Club in business control. To give busi 18, but a conflict in appointments ness students an idea of some of calls him back to Chicago on that Hears Father MeCallin the legal implications that are day. common to the business field, Ed mund Mullen will teach a class in The C.D. of A. study club held contracts. Courses in advertising its first meeting of the year in the tearoom of the Denver Dry Goods and NOW! Exclusive at B A R TO N ’S Hatchett Drag Store and business English are on the : - ( schedule, as is a course in statis company Sept. 5. The gue.st speaker, the Rev. 8t«r« of Qnalltr tad S«rT School Children Need Good Eye Sigh! REMAINS OF MONSIGNOR WOLOHAN TO REST WE BUY AND SELL Year children did not choose their eyes— eannot change, them STOCKS AND BONDS for another pair, nor get them renewed when used up. Parents, IN CATHEDRAL HE ERECTED S3 YEARS AGO Witfiout obligation on your part, we will he see that yonr child’s eyesight is safeguarded by a careful pleased to furnish you with current information on examination and glasses— if necessary. (Continued From Page One) appeared frequently before almost your present investments or to suggest suitable se in May of this year, delivered the every lay and religious organiza curities for you to purchase. funeral sermon. tion in Pueblo. He was recently SWIGERT BROS. Taking his thoughts from the chosen state chaplain of the S u l l i v a n & C o m p a n y “ Prayer of Moses” as recorded in Knights of Columbus. At one time BeU*r VUlon OpUnnetriftM Good SorvUm the 89th Psalm of David, the or another he was chaplain of TABOR 4 2 6 4 SECURITY BLDG. DENVER Bishop spoke in part as follows: every religious group in Pueblo, for Evmy Ag» 4t Right PHces among them the K. of C., the ISSO CoU/omla KEy*tono 7651 For all our days have pas.sed away in thy anger; we have ended Daughters of Isabella, the Dioc SERVICE TO INVESTORS our years like a sigh. • The sum of esan Council of Catholic Women, GLAIIBI INOITIDOALLT ITTLBD our years is 70, and. if we are and the Lepon of Mary. He had strong, 80; and most of them are been Catholic chaplain of the Colo rado State hospital since 1910. He wwwwwwwwwwwwww toil and emptiness, for they swiftly pass and we fly away.* was a charter member of the Knife and Fork club, and at the "There is another version of this time of his death was the oldest Beautiful, Dignified Catholic text that is, if possible, even more i THEODORE i REQUIESCANT living member of the Monday Eve Service at Reasonable Cost realistic. It describes life and its ning club. ending as ‘a tale that is told,’ a Miss Jane Wolohan, his house IN PACE story of many chapters, illumina M keeper for many years, is his E tive texts, and obscure meanings, sister and the only known close M iHACKETHALi but the final word is always ‘finis.’ relative. T B EMMA LATTIN, Ketneiburg. Mother There is perhaps no life that is E of Bernice Milan of Keeneaburg and 70 Clergy Attend E B Air Conditioned Daniel Boone of Oceantide, Calif. Re more an open book than the life ORDER NOW! quiem Mass was offered in St. Elisa- of a priest. He is under constant In addition to the officers of the D 8T. beth'a church Sept. 9. Interment Mt. Mass, the Rt. Rev. Abbot Leonard STOKE* observation and scrutiny by the D MORTUARY Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son service. public. Like the readers of any Schwinn, O.S.B., was present in MOD. PEA SAVERIO FEDERICO (Sam Rico). 0 LUMP book, some are open-minded and the sanctuary. His chaplains were D M STREETER 1449-51 Kalamatb Si. 6801 N. Franklin. Adama county. Hus band of Rosario Federico; father of Louia sympathetic, others cursory in the Rev. Daniel Gnidica, O.S.B., I A N IS A HARD COAL THAT Phone HAin 4006 and Rose Federico, Angelina Carbone, their attention; some are habitually and the Hev. Albert Schaller, and Florence Lucas; uncle of Carmine I STORES WELL critical; others read their own O.S.B., Monsignor William Hig Y C Beldino. Four grandchildren also aur* gins, Monsignor Francis Cawley, All Grade* of Liimlle and vive. Requiem Mate was offered in Our opinions into the intentions of the Bituminous Coals Lady of M t Carmel church Sept 7. In and the Rev. Thomas Fitzgerald author and judge him accordingly. KEEP YOUR BIN FILLED terment Mt. Olivet Boulevard mortuary. The priest, like any public servant, were also seated in the sanctuary. Erickson Memorial Co. JOSEPH JOHN MACHUGA, SR., 4640 must be judged by the majori^ The following clergy were pres MONUMENTS • MARKERS Washington street. Father of Joseph ent: Fathers Michael Harrington, PHOIVE GL. 4715 John Machuga, Jr., Louiavtlle; Andrew from appearances, and the public DAYMORTUARY Prompt Erection Machuga, Denver; Mrs. L. W. Edwards is either indifferent or incapable Colorado Springs; F. J. Brady THOS. WILLIAMS ftooi ot)« of tho moot eompltto and Ann T. Machuga. Los Angeles, Holyoke; Cyril Zupan, O.S.B.; of understanding his interior life 2406 Federal Blvd. AND SONS diiplaji lo thu roxton- Calif.; and Mrs. R. V. Bremer. New or the motives that actuate much Urban Schnitzhofer, O.S.B., Flor H I Spoor BloA. Oppoolto Soakoa Jersey. Requiem Mats was offered in ence; F. L. Sebastiani, S.J., Trini GL. 5709 2309 15th St. Since 1905 Gordtrim. CBom 171* S t Elisabeth's church Sept 0. Inter of his exterior conduct ment M t Olivet Boulevard mortuary. “ It does not know his long dad; J. S. Haller, S.J., Trinidad; Bonaventure Schwinn, O.S.B., JOE GONZALES, Steamboat Springs. hours o f daily prayer, his secret Husband of Pauline Gonsales; father of Canon C i^ ; Peter Hudson, O.S.B., works of mercy and charity, his Susie. Vera. Angel. Alfonso, and Hasel Canon City; Aloysius Potochnik, Gonsales. Requiem Mass was offered vigils at the sick bed, his planning DRYER A ASTLER in St. Cajetan's church Sept 10. Inter and sacrificing and anxieties for O.S.B., Canon City: Lambert Mor Proven ment M t Olivet Theodore Hacketbal row, O.S.B., Pueblo; Francis P. mortuary. the spiritual betterment of his flock, and his roaming after the Clerkin, S.J., Pueblo; Joseph H. PRINTING CO. JOSEPHINE GAMMETER, formerly of Rochel, S.J., Aguilar; William V. EYE 911 Lipan street Wife of Herman wayward. And even though he Powers, Denver; Arthur R. Kerr, Programs and Qrculart Gammeter; mother of Adele Stone, Sao reach the patriarchal age of three Francisco. Calif.; Alice Goodrich. Mil Lamar; Tickets for waukee. W is.; Joseph F. Bachman. Do- score years and 10, often he has EXAMINATIONS troit, Mich.: and Carl A. Bachman. reason to wonder whether his toil Joseph P. O’Heron, Englewood; Bazaars and Camlvale Denver. Requiem Mass was offered in ing was empty and fruitless, and Hubert Newell, Littleton; Harold Special Care S t Joseph’s (Redemptorist) church Sept. Gleason, Monte Vista; Edward Quickly Produced Interment Mt. Olivet George P. how much good he has really ac For Special Cases Hackethal service. complished that will be conducive Horgan, Leadville; John F. Nelson, ReoMonabty Priced HYPERPHORIA DARREL ROLAND BIGGS, 1162 Pearl to salvation, perhaps even his own; O.M.I., Colorado Springs; Benedict UNION LABEL IF DESIRED street Husband of Mrs. Betty Biggs; whether God to whom he is ac Pedrotti, Colorado Springs; An PHOTOPHOBIA son of Mrsvr Cynthia R. Biggs; brother thony Elzi, Colorado Springs; Wil VERTIGO 1936-88 LAWRENCE ST. of Dwight Elmo, and William Robert countable will be pleased with his Biggs. Requiem Mass was offered in S t stewardship and whether he has liam Monahan, Denver; Gregory KEystone 6348 John the Evangelist’s church Sept 7. faithfully discharged his mighty Smith, Denver; Paulinus Hammer, DR.A.D.KLEYHAUER Olinger mortuary. O.S.B., Westcliffe; Harold M. responsibilities; whether hia Optometrist MARY E. WEBER, 4460 Tennyson memory will be hallowed by the Glentzer, O.S.B., Canon City; street Sister df Mrs. Tessie Lumpp: James F. Halloran, Denver; Justin 1511 WeltoD St. KEystone 1044 aunt of Mrs. Carrie Riggs and John H. souls for whom he lived and in Lumpp. Requiem Mass is being offered whose service he died. McKeman, O.S.B.; ALTAR BREADS in Holy Family church Thursday room John Cavanagh, Denver; Jo ing, Sept 12. at 9 o'clock. Interment Prieit Must Be Unselfish seph D. Segourn, Durango; Joseph TA . 5041 SEWING M t Olivet Olinger mortuary< “ A priest’s life must be dis F. Kane, Fruita- John F, Wogan, Llttl* Girli' DretMt, EmbraldetT* CRUZ P. MONTEZ. 2724 Arapahoe interested and unselfish as-to him' Gunnison; Paul D. Slattery, Craig; 1522 ' ttonofframinia BU, street. Wife of Juan Montes; mother of COAL self that it might be more dedi Aloysius Bertrand, La Junta; Da Park Simon Montes. Maroeio Esparsa. Mrs. Prompt and Courteous THE SISTERS OF THE Francisco P, Dominguez. Mrs. Bernar cated to the good of his flock. Cer vid F. Sullivan, Holly; Clement Ave. dino Rodriguez, and Mrs. Jose C. tainly those not of the faith can V. Gallagher. Denver; Michael FLOUJER GOOD SHEPHERD Morales. Thirteen grandchildren also SERVICE Jiut Below survive. Requiem Mass was offered in not understand this self-abnega Kavanagh, Colorado Springs; Rob Colfax and TELEPBONB PEARL HOI BflSKiET S t Cajetan’s church Sept 7. Interment tion in the character of the priest. ert Hoffman, Colorado Springs; All Grades of Franklin on M t Olivet Even some of those of the faith John R, Vidal, C.M., Denver; Wil Coal & Stoker Coals Park 4ve. ELIZA SKINNER, Littleton. Mother frequently suspect him of ulterior /Veto Line o f Let tu show yon montunent# liam J. Kelly, Colorado Springs; Fireplace Wood anil Kindling of B. Ralph. E. V., and Roscoe Skinner, motives in the discharge of his we have erected in Hk Olivet all of Los Angeles; Mrs. £. B. Thompson. William Kipp, Colorado Springs; GIFT WARE I duties. They disregard his Christ- Monsignor Thomas J. Wolohan CALL PE. 4604 Cemetery. Fort Lupton; Mrs. Harold Hopper. Lake- Baldwin Haydock, O.S.B., Pueblo; RUDONNA’S I wood; and Mrs. T. L. Helmer. Littleton. like character and are critical of Raymond J, Layton, O.S.B., Canon Pueblo. The body lay in state Ivy and Rose Bowls Requiem Mass is being offered in St his human shortcomings. He him Had Been Active, City; Louis Pecorella, La Junta; FAST DELIVERY SERVICl A. T. THOMSON Louis’ church, Englewood. Thursday GRACE CRIST. Owner morning, Sept 12. at 9 o’clock. self meets with many disillusion- from Tuesday afternoon until the Joseph Teres, S.F., Gardner; RAY COAL CO. ments when he considers the empti In Good Health MONUMENTS funeral service Wednesday. J. A. Laquerre, Las Animas; L. 1165 SO. PENN FLOWER RASKET DANIEL K. HICKEY ness of the years and discourage 600 Sherman Sl TA. 8018 Died in Little Rock He had been in excellent health Francis Cunningham, SJ., Pueblo; Requiem Maas was offered in the Ca ments, if he hopes to view the field in past months and at 72 years Bernard Gillick, Salida; L. M. thedral Sept. 9 for Daniel K. Hickey, of his labors in full harvest at the Monsignor Wolohan died Satur of age was active in all the work Doherty, Ordway; A. J. McDevitt, who died Sept 6 after an illness of two autumn of life. As his own char day morning, Sept. 7, of a heart Pueblo; J. M. Bann, Little Rock, days. Born in Llstol. County Kerry. of his parish. In July this year he CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING ^ Call a Ireland, in 1868. Hr. Hickey came to acter ripens with the maturing attack suffered shortly after leav Ark.; Joseph J. Walsh, Pueblo; Denver in 1901. He was m the restaurant years, he learns to look more and ing a train in Little Rock, Ark. celebrated the 42nd anniversary of Jerome L. Weinert, Denver; Pat i business until his retirement several more to his Divine Master for the his ordination to the priesthood, rick Stauter, Pueblo; Michael Mas, years ago. In 1901 he married the He was returning from a month’s increase that cannot come from an event which occurred July 3, C.R., Capulin; William J. Mulcahy, Classified Ads i ZONE CAB former Miss Daisy McFamu Surviving. vacation spent for the most part MAin 7171 addition to his wife, are two sisters. human effort alone. He learns that 1904, in the old Cathedral, Den Colorado Springs; John A, Sierra, It will pay you to read ALL of the foDowing adTertiscments. Mrs. Mary Kane and Mrs. Ellen Single- wisdom of heart’ which comes with friends in Pennsylvania and ver, with the late Most Rev. Ni' Washington, D. C.; Anthony La- < Prompt, CovrltoB. Servle. ton, both of Listol. Interment was In M t Olivet cemetery, W. P. Horan A Son from disassociation with purely hu New Orleans, La. According to de cholas C. Matz, second Bishop of quiera, C.R., Antonito; and E. J. CHEAPER RATES service. man interests, and that seeks its Denver, as ordaining prelate. McCarthy, Alamosa. POSITION WANTED— FEMALE WANTED TO RENT CLEAN NEW CABS tails learned from the Rev. John reward only in God and in eternal Born of Irish parents in Frigin- Telephone employee, wife and well man GEORGE T. DEMPSEY M. Bann, secretary to the Most w:y.',vA AS COMPANION to Catholic Ladjr. or union with Him. Rev. Albert L. Fletcher, Auxiliary ton, Cumberland county, England, poeition as Priest’a houaekeeper, in or nered child, wish nnfurn, bse. or apt. George T. Dempsey, retired plumber “ Monsignor Wolohan’s experi Dec. 21, 1873, he came to Lead around Denver, PE 5882. EM. 3774. DOYLE’S and resident of Denver for 88 years, died Bishop of Little Rock, the Monsi Sept. 4 in S t Anthony’s hospital after ences were those of the average gnor arrived in Little Rock from ville at the age of five. After at FEMALE HELP WANTED LOST AND FOUND long illness. Bom in Brimfield, Hi priest. For him no eulogy is neces tending school in Leadville, he PHARMACY March 7, 1868, he received his education New Orleans on the Missouri Pa LOST—Agate and Sterling Silver Roeary, sary, even though one were sanc went to All Saints college. Salt HOUSEKEEPER to Uke full ehsrv* In initials L. C. Vicinity Holy Ghoet Church. in Peoria. 111. In 1908 be came to Denver cific railway at 9:40 a.m. In the Motherlefls home. 2 school age girla, Til. PMtlcnUr DronM Reward. DB 0307. with his family. For many years he was tioned; his life is a tale that needs Little Rock depot he checked hia Lake City, for two years and began vicinity 14th & Downing. EM 2332. associated with a plumbing company. no telling, except for our personal his studies for the priesthood in St. 17ih AVE. AND GRANT handbag and inquired about reser HOUSEWORK, care 2 girls 4 afternoons CURTAIN CLEANING Requiem Mass was offered in S t Domi reflection and imitation. His a ir vations in the ticket office. He Viator’s seminary, Kankakee, 111. tnc. W87 PRES DELIVERT nic’s church Sept 7. Interment was in weekly. Park Hill near (^Ifaz. Box 70. most 40 years in this community He finished bis priestly studies in The Register. CURTAIN CLEANING, all hand work* 45e M t Olivet cemetery. Boulevard mortu- made a reservation on a train leav and 50c per pair. Prompt delivery service sry. constitute a record of accomplish ing for St. Louis, Mo., at 2:20 St. Mary’s seminary, Baltimore, PRIESTS hottsekeeper for small Rectory 2619 Arapahoe St MA 2539 or TA 7609. ment not so much in material up p.m. the same day. He left the Md. He served in his home parish. near Denver. Box 765. The Register. TONY FERRETTl JAMES CHARLES M’MAHON building as in the structure of all depot and entered a taxicab. It Annunciation, Leadville, as as Woman to help at Infant of Prague Kura* WALL CLEANING No. 2 World W .r V«t Requiem Mass was offered in S t Fran elements for the good of the in was about 10:20 a.m. The cab had sistant for two years, and in the ery, 3720 W. 27th Ave. Good salary. IdtIU* BU Old Friend, and Ctutomon to cis de Sales’ church Sept 9 for James WALL WASHING, wallpaper cleaning and Hi. Now Storo . , . Charles McMahon. Denver resident and dividual and the communily. His only gone a few blocks when he Annunciation parish, Denver, KE. 0723. window washing. Painting inaide and out. Call PE 1059. retired railroad man. He had been ill for presence was felt in the civic, as complained to the driver that he three years. His first pastorate was LAWNMOWERS several years. Mr. McMahon was born much as in the religious, life of in St. Joseph’s parish, Salida, The Congress Clothing Co. in Williamsburg, Pa., 1864. He came to was not feeling well. He ordered Lawimowcn iharpened bx prcciMon ma- PHOTOGRAPHS 433 15TH ST, TA. 4718 Colorado in his youth as a railroad man. the city. He was a fearless pro the operator of the cab to return where he built the present church ’'Special Attention to Clergy’* moter of every good movement and paid off the debt thereby in chin*. Called for and deliverad. Guaran Anderson Pbotoa. During the sliver boom days of the ’80s. to the depot. In the station he teed. GL. 5793 or GU 0827. Appointmenta Only. Tailor Blade Ready Made Military SnppUee he was on the Leadville run of the Rio and an uncompromising antagonist EA. 3382. MAIL ORDERS bought a cold drink at the soda curred. After three years in Sa Grande railroad. Surviving is one sister. of every subversive undertaking MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Mrs. Susie Woodmansee. Burial was in fountain, and as he was sitting on lida, he was appointed pastor of HEARING AIDS that threatened the moral good of the old St. Ignatius church, Pueblo, St. Joseph’s cemetery, Leadville. Spillane a stool sipping the drink, he was Raeonditloned planoa, playan. Brand*, mortuary. , Porsona Hard of Hearing, com* te for the people. stricken and slid off the stool. Feb. 6, 1910. orcau (pipe and raed), oreheatral butrn- domonatration of Zcn*tb Radlonlo Haaring “ Sufficient credit cannot be The attendants at the station Paitor of Sacred Heart Since 1910 menta. X R. Walkar, U 8 Broadway. 8P Aid. S40, compie'a. terma. Lmnotn* Uuaio Spillane Mortuary JERRY L. GRIPPA given him for his untiring efforts 7864. Co. (23 IStb SL Requiem Mass was offered in Holy called an ambulance and notified He soon saw the first need of 1545 So, Broadway PEarl 0723 Family church Sept 9 for Jerry L. and faithful attention in organiz the rectory of St. Andrew’s Cathe the parish was a new church, and WOOD SALE Grippa. Arvada, who died in his home ing the Catholic life of Pueblo into dral. He was taken to St. Vincent’s with this in mind he bent every If You Bate Property to Sellt Mra. John H. Spillano Sept. 6 after a long illness. He was a more efficient solidarity and in try^ PLEASE CALL KINDLING, atova. range, furnaac. flr» Registered Funeral Diredor hospital, but died before the ve effort to raise funds for it On olaec, bloeka No yard aalas KE 2460 veteran of World war I and a member ing to keep it pulsing. A trained and Embalmed of the American Legion. Mr. Grippa hicle reached the institution. He April 20, 1913, the present Sacred Marciana Shields was bom in Arvada, and was engaged in and well-informed speaker, he was anointed at the hospital within Heart Cathedral was complete and PAINTING AND DECORATING truck farming there. Surviving are his carried power and conviction in EAST 0325 wife. ^Florence M. Grippa: two sons, a few minutes from the time the ready for use. When Colorado was CARROLL AND HTEB PAINTING— Right nnd Reasonable. Call Michael and George of Arvada: two energizing every activity that con ambulance left the depot, inas divided into two dioceses by Pope 509 Seenrity Lift Bids. PE 9537, Pat Jerry Grater. daughters. Miss Anita Grippa and Mrs. tributed to public welfare. His 1141 E. Alanada Avtnaa much as the distance is only six Pius XII in November, 1941, the PAINTING & PAPER HANGING VWiVWaWaVVWAVWVVVW Herbert Weight, both of Arvada: his sole interest lay in that wel blocks. Monsignor John J. Healy, church built and paid for through mother. Mrs. Rose Grippa: throe brothers. fare, and he was ever eager to give diocesan superintendent of schools his efforts was chosen as the Ca Kirby, Royal, General Electric Vacuum FOB PAPER HANGING and painting aaS Mike, Joseph, and James, all of Arvada A. Beringet. 153 Madiaon, EA 2 ^ . and four sisters, Misses Jenny and Mary himself wholly to the spiritual ami and hospitals of the Diocese of thedral for the new Diocese of dlcanera Grippa, Arvada; Mrs. Mike Laurita, Den temporal good of his fellow man Little Rock, was visiting in the Pueblo. Arrin, Olympfe, Stewart-Wamar Radio* PAINTING and Papering. Estimate* free. ver, and Mrs. Anna Conti. Lark. Utah. He was generous of his time and PHONE DEXTER 0216 Material and workmanahip guaranteed. Interment was in M t Olivet cemetery. hospital at the time with the Rev. In 1925 he arranged the pur Call CH. 1303 Olinger mortuary. his talents, co-operative with his Conrad Kinder, S.V.D. Monsignor BOULEVARD chase of the old Loretto academy FREED SLAVES UK LIQUOR, now FREE clerical associates and his su Healy was the one who adminis by Sacred Heart parish so that periors, understanding and gener VACUUM SWEEPER other*. Alcoholic* Anonymon*. Write tered Extreme Unction. the school could be turned into a P (X Boa 4163. B. Denver StaDon. ous to his inferiors. Repmirt and Partz for all Makei and Models Martyrs Are Challenge News of the death was tele parochial institution. He was one Called for and Delivered “ His devotion to the afflicted phoned Bishop Joseph C. Willging of the outstanding pulpit speakers Prank Havel 2824 Colorado Blvd. COLORADO TREE To Glorious Advenlire and unfortunate is another story by Bishop Fletcher. of.jthe Diocese of Pueblo and had Athlatio Emblema, Honogrami and Lattan that cannot be told with any de gree of fullness. His devotion to AMERICAN PENNANT SERVICE GO. Lake George, N. Y.—The exam these is only the expression of the MFC. CO. TREE SURGERY Rooai 7, Second Floor Fontlu Bnlldinf PRUNING - REMOVALS ple of the Jesuit martyrs “ is an heart of a good shepherd and is COMMUNISTS DENIED USE . Fra Eatimatea and Expert Advice on » 4 16tb Street obvious challenge to Americans to written deeply in the Heart of the Tree* and Shrute If It Can Ba Hade of Fait, We Can Make It When children have grown and rededicate themselves to an adven supreme divine Shepherd. LICENSED AND INSURED KEyataaa (367 Dasrer iDOved to hoBoes of tb ^ own, • ture as glorious as was theirs,” the “ As his mortal remains are laid OF LITTLE FLOWER CENTER B. CLOWES BA, M46 Family Msusoleuni becomes dM Rev. Thomas CofiFey, S.J., director away, his position in the diocese family shiine; the meeting place of the National Shrine of the North and his membership in the Pope’s ••I I. I I N I.STIM \Ti: VOl |{ foe visits to the old home. American Martyrs at Aurieaville, own household, his almost 37 years (Continued From Page One) of the greatest of these obstacles INSURANCE M A I I’KIMIM, ,|(U{.” N. Y., said in his sermon at the of ministration in this beautiful lenge contained a “ resolution,” is the work of the Communists, Solemn Pontifical Mass offered Cathedral church erected by him who are capitalizing on an eco BnTM enuimcs w m twnes sigmed by known Communist sym nomic setup that discriminates Abegg-Fellows Printing Go. here as part of the state-wide ob self merit special consideration. pathizers, which condemned Fa R A IN B O W I. IJl B against these people. Until such JOS. J. CELLA '. i w \|{ II servance of the 300th anniversary That is why we are according him ther Ordinas, his assistant. Fa of the death of the martyrs. the nnusual distinction of making conditions are rectified, the strug 1120 Security Bldg. FORMUll V KllDlirKS ther Andrew Burguera, C.R., and gle of these people for decency,* Americans today face a challenge this Cathedral church his true Denver newspapers for their open Phone KEystone 2633 KE. lit.'il 11th St. monument by placing his con proper living conditions, and a true to “ push back the frontiers of the opposition to the worldwide threat Christian life will be hampered, secrated remains within its walls, of Communism. JACQUES BROTHERS faith and to bring what is best in and the abuses which they are Th« firms listed bsrs dsssnrt to America to other people,” he said. a perpetual memorial to his livini The Theatine priests of St. Ca bs remembered when you are dis works. His revered remains shal forced to endure will continue to tributing your pstronsge to tbs dif jetan’s parish are waging a val make them “fit prey” for the Com ferent lines of business. Since 1902 FLOWERS rest on the scene of his labors that iant fight against the efforts of the w In k lIH the prayers of his children may munists to stalk. VOKHMENTB OP DISTINCTION Spwtil F u t n l Spnr auU. d Bm w ii.I Communists to dupe and mislead now*r. hasten his crowning in eternal the Spanish-speaking people. The STOKERS 28 £a 6th Avc. TAbor 6468 Wrath .f irat bwiBtr, tit. Aa appn- life. May he rest in peace and Spanish newspaper, El Reino de HSf, AatamoHa SaMg prist. .iprailon of iTBpatlir fnm • An* may God’s light shine upon him DioB, published by Father Ordinas, or a snap. perpetually.” THE BLOSSOM SHOPS has b^n unceasing in its warnings Brawn P.Uca Bot*l TA-tSM Priests Chant against the deceitful infiltration I UptawB, n i B. 7th Ava. CH.iUS policies practiced by the Commu Estimates Cheerfully Given Paih HUI, I flf Ucart DB. U lt Office of Dead nists locally, ^ *New that tha wdght haa liftad teowsrhat “CALL AND CHAKGK IT* ftom my haarl^ bar iaat rita a n a baantifal - The Office of the Dead was St Cajetan's and its missions, memory.** ^ chanted by the priests of the the growing parish of Our Lady of Profeatonal akfll eaa erata a oornet i f f COLD SPRING fonaral aorvleih bat only ptnooal aodentand* United Fuel and I-I UJ' MONUMENTS ^ a b lo diocese at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Guadalupe and Our Lady of Vic tag cap main it nvannt^ biaattfal. Wa tiy tKAUTIFUL «MIUT I Thursday, Sept 12, 1946 O^ice, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN The Denver Catholic Register President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vchr, D.D. R e g i s t o r i i i l s Editor.______Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. Managing Director..______Rev. John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Litt.D. Associate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jour.D. r Rev. Walter Canavan, notwithstanding the word still retained all the power of the spirit of the Church; it is in a J.C.D., LittD.; Rev. Edward A. Breen, M.A., Litt.D.; Rev Francis What Is Your merits the attention of Mr. original and yet omitted portions deeper sense the source from Webster. * Syrianey, M.A.; Linus Riordan, A.B., Litt.D.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, that would be offensive to many. which they spring. An executive If the teachers’ association were We read the Digest’s version before of a piano company was once M.A.; Rev. John Ebcl M.A.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A. Ugliest Word? we saw the book. It covered the By R ev. J ohn Cavanagh ' truly up to date does it not seeb quoted as saying: “ Wa used to reasonable that its list would have work so well that, when we began build pianos; now we build crafts Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. I have always had a critical ad included “ BO?” Webster has not to run into the objectionable parts men and let them make the miration for educational authori yet included “ BO” in the late|t dic of the original, we were content to pianos.” In the same way, if Published Weekly by ties, especially for their use of a tionary, but inevitably the radio skip through the volume to reread through rich and full participation terminology peculiarly their own. show of Bob Burns will take care its truly interesting material and in the liturgy we build Catholibs THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) The ingenuity of pedagogs in cre of that. Strictly in the interests let it go at that who are deeply in ' harmony with ating words was undoubtedly re 938 Bannock Street, 1 of semantics, I called on an ex the spirit of Christ and His sponsible for some sage observer’s If the Reader’s Digest through a soldier and challenged his lingui Church, the various efforts of Cath Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 remarking that the purpose of lan clean presentation of prominent stic ability to contribute to the list olic Action in the social, national, guage is to confuse. At any rate books can effect a change in public He smil^ tolerantly and said: taste, which after all really de and international spheres and Subscription: $1 per year. I was intrigued by the latest pro “ Father, the army has contributed fields of action will always find nouncement of the National Asso termines book sales, it will have Club Subscription, with The Register, Local Edition, $1.30 per Year. a vast vocabulary to the language. done a great good. an ample corps of fervent lead ciation of Teachers of Speech. Nearly all of the words are of four ers and supporters. Ko Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado. The learned men and women of the letters, and they are not merely For the sacramental apostolate classroom issued a list of the 10 ugly—they are revolting.” . We did Thursday, September 12, 1946 ugliest and most unpleasant words is not concerned with the exter not push our inquiry into philology To The Voice in the English lan^age, and, as nals of worship— ^these things they and phonetics furthar, but if we leave to the rules ef rubrics. But was to be expected, I find them had to single out one comprehen That Hung Up terribly unsatisfactory. its primary purpose is the deeper OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER sive word as being the ugliest in By R ev. J ames B. H am blin and richer participation of all The association of teachers tells The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. the language it would have to be You were a brave young woman Catholics in the life of the Church us'that we should eliminate from We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What sin.” when you telephoned the other eve through the Mass, the sacraments, our vocabularies, if we are to avoid ning. Not every non-Catholic and the official prayer of the ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or the charge of ugly, the following those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. would have the courage, or for Church. In the Mass and sacra 10 words: Phlegmatic, crunch, that matter the sincerity, to con We hope The Register will be read in every home of the flatulent, cacophony, treachery, Digest Improves ments we have Christ, the source Archdiocese. sult a priest and open a discussion sap, jazz, plutocrat, gripe, and of all life for us who are mem We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in on the questions that were troubl bers of His Mystical Body. It is plump. Quality of Books the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. ing you.,Because, young voice, you by a more intimate union with Personally, phlegmatic is no By M illard F. E verett « URBAN J. VEHR, were really taking a chance, Christ that we have the only ugler to me than sluggish. As a Editorial writers sometimes are Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. whether, you realize it or not You source of the great courage and matter of fact I prefer it to the charged, perhaps justifiably, with were taking a chance on becoming strength .-that are needed by To plan for the future is sound; latter. But rather than substitute too much criticizing' and not a saint. Catholics throughout the world to uglier synonyms, let me present at to foresee the time when your earn enough praising, v If we have been Don’t get me wrong, I do not day, lest they be engulfed in the random a list of words that I con guilty of the accusation, let us presume that I could make a saint rising tides of secularism, nation ing power may not be so great, but make amends this week. We do sider far worse, both as to sound out of you; but when anyone comes alism, and Communism. and meaning: Stink, vomit, guts, sometimes disagree with certain financial problems just as nu in contact with the Church of Jesus belly, gangprene, polio, retch, putre policies of the Reader’s Digest, Catholics of the Rocky Moun merous. In these modern days, it faction, slimy, slurp, dope, lousy, although we feel that on the whole Christ he is taking a chance on tain region have a great oppor SOUTHWESTERrV putrid, cockeyed, belch, ogle, and it is a clever, interesting, and valu becoming a saint. Christ, working tunity and privilege in , playing is good to rely on the judgment of through the Church, could make a stagnant able periodical. But we can un- hosts to the National Liturgiem rhen trained in financial matters; stintingly praise its handling of saint out of you. That is why He Conference, Oct. 14 to 17. Men and PEBLIC SERVICE CO. For obvious reasons it seems to established His Church, to make women who are among the most vi- whose advice can be of real value me that the teachers must be ab digests of books with an off-color element. saints out of people. b.ant leaders of Catholic thought to you. » COMMON sent-minded or guilty of discrimi Did that prospect frighten you? and action in the country will nation against national advertis The digest of The Hucksters in a Is that why you hung up so sud heard on the program of discus ing. For longer than we care to recent edition is a good example. The judgment, experience and Wfl recommend the purchase of this stock yielding 5 .40% . denly when we started to talk sions and addresses. They will remember we have been told by a This book is on the best-seller list, about the meaning of the word bring messages that will show the knowledge of specially trained of cigar manufacturer that “ spit” Ls but, like many boosted to a high “ grace” and how important it is for way to a world poping in the dark ficers and representatives of This a horrible word, especially if you circulation, it has highly offensive every man to strive to increase it ness of despair and ignorance. M cCABE.HAytFEN& COMPANY smoke any other cigar than the passages. It is so bawdy, in fact, in his soul? Were you, perhaps, They will show us the source of Bank are at your service, every rope pictured in the ad. And it that Catholic reviewers urged suddenly afraid that if you listened spiritual life and strength ia the isVESTMENT SECURITIES is not beyond the memory of some even adult readers to pass it up. hour of every banking day. longer you would maybe change prayer, sacraments, and sacrifice W. K. UeCABS ^eutity Bldt, S. A. HANIfSN Yet as a picture, or caricature, of of Us when “ halitosis” .vas a house your mind about what things are of the Church of Chnst. Cv»r 2S y «s l| lavtttmeat Exptneac* hold word. Perhaps science has current advertising conditions it important and what are not im has considerable interest. The eliminated this word from common portant? Were you puzzled that we Reader’s Digest in its brief pre ipsisted excitement is not the same usage, but all the mouthwashes sentation of the work neatly elimi thing as happiness? All Tfiis — A merican nated the vulgarity and obscenity National Bank to give a clean, fast-moving, and I would judge from your voice To WEiat Avail? absorbing story. and enthusiasm that you are a very young girl. I would judge B y R ev. R obert E. Kekeisen How much truth there is in the that the reason you telephoned is Picture to yourself a Utopian It’s New—It’s Breath-taking: book, we do not know. It probably that there are some questions educational setup. For the pur is exaggerated to a certain extent, about the meaning and purpose of pose at hand we shall imagine a although the trade magazine. Tide, this life which are beginning to perfectly distributed network of reported five per cent of the lead trouble you. You are beginning to Catholic schools covering the ing advertising men considered it think. So, voice, because you are length and breadth of our land. It a fair picture of their profession. is composed of solid buildings, Time in its issue of Sept 9 made young, because you are puzzled, and because yon are beginning to beautiful in design and practical striking comparisons between Stone Marten set up the standards of value that in execution. Our ideal schools figures in the work and real-life are staffed with the best in man men with whom the author was as are going to direct you during your adult years, I want to give you and woman power. Each teacher, sociated. The hectic life of a big- we shall say, is admirably trained, time advertising executive and his some suggestions and a warning. The warning is this: You will intellectually and morally, for his ever present fear of losing an im assigned task. The physical portant account are graphically not find the answer to your ques Dyed Zorina tions by hanging up a telephone equipment of our institutions, too, portrayed in the Digest and form has no peer. Facilities for labora the main appeal of the story. and preventing your ears from listening to the voice of God. One tory work, library reading, manual A similar Digest improvement poet compared God to a hound training, and athletics are of the we recall was the briefed account who hunts his prey without ever finest obtainable. In line with our of an autobiographical story by a stopping. It is a good comparison, comprehensive plan, transporta Negro. The Digest’s presentation tion difficulties have been over A magnificent fur. Luxuriantly because God will never let your mind stop asking you questions. come by a systematic series of bus lines that reach out to embrace soft and full. Gracefully executed You have to answer God either yes or no; you will serve Him as the districts of all potential pupils. He wants you to or you will ignore In a word, all that is humanly in a coat of luxury for day or IS possible has been done to make His voice and will not let Him show our educational plan the most evening. If you are looking for you the meaning of the life ahead of you. perfect, the most useful, the most beneficial in the world. something different, this is the 'The suggestions are these; Be as OF OETBEIl SEE brave in answering the questions Visualize, if you will, all that coat for you. It’s a “ Superior” as you were in telephoning the is best in scholastic detail. Add Catholic priest. I mean that when to that a real willingness in the creation. you find the answer do not be pupils to learn. And give to these FO B S E P T , m afraid to “ follow through.” Of same pupils the kind of plasticity course it means putting yourself of character that becomes rigid in in second place and God in the right-doing, once it has been sub Th« Colorado Spring* first place, but it also means real jected to constant correct instruc •7/'s a TIME.SAVER ? deanery of the ACCW will happiness instead of just excite tion. Posit all this— then subtract 840 inc. tax iponior a retreat at El Pomar, ment. good, moral home training and • 7 /5 fl CONVENIENCE opening Friday evening. Sept. Secondly, feel free to call at example— and you have nothing! 20, and cloiing Sunday eve any rectory and ask for any The most exemplary system of ning at 7 o’clock. The Rev. priest and let him give you a pic education in the mind of God is rlfJsm EIlQM Jdyi William Kenneally, C.M., will ture of what Catholicism is all utterly powerless to counteract be the retreat maiter. Reser about. We just touched a few the evil of bad influence in the vation* are being taken by spots; you hung up before I could home. The reason for this patent Mr*. Della Larritson (M. fact is the nature of things, and Our superb collection of furs sketch the whole plan of salvation 692SW ) and by Mr*. Emmett for you. It is really a “ super” people, as instituted by Almighty Knight (M . 2012). God. includes coats for girls going plan. It takes you out of this world El Pomar i* especially into heaven. Upon parents first fall the beautiful this season of the burden and privilege of rearing back to school as well as coats year, and retreatant* are as their own. The Creator, when He sured a spiritual and physical fashioned man and woman and reqairaa for every other occasion. A treat. Liturgy gave them the quasi-divine power to help Him with creation, en In co-operation with board “ I haV mevimum balance price range for every budget. of health regulations, the date Gives Life joined the correlative duty of for the next deanery meeting By Rev. J ohn B. E bel forming His handiwork morally has not as yet been set, but and mentally to a more exact re The liturgical movement, or 1 . CHECKBOOKS FREEl will be announced as soon as sacramental apostolate, is the semblance of His own image, When a man and woman pro the ban on public meetings is great unifying force among all. $5 DOWN lifted. Any person* having other movements in Catholic life nounce their mutual “ I will,” they i tiresom e warm winter garments suita today, the Rev. Thomas Carroll are implicitly accepting this task, ble for shipping overseas are If they prove false to it, Christ NO DEPOSIT CHARCE.<». WILL HOLD YOUR COAT of Boston, president of the Na the Lord will be their Judge. in Hwe-’” asked to phone Mr*. Knight tional Liturgical Conference, de Some parents attempt to excuse or Mrs. Larritson. clared on his visit to Denver last WITH 12 MONTHS TO PAY their own vices and negligence week to make preparations for the with the boast: “ We’ve always sent Liturgical Week to be held in the our children to Catholic schools.” Retreat Dates Set Queen City of the West from Oct In the first place, that is the duty /O,: PER CHECK USED Hollander Mink . 14 to 17. He pointed out how Mefabcr fedcrml Depoatt Uuuraa«« Corporatioa Mouton I^mb Persian Lamb Paw By St. Viacent’ s Aid the rural life movement, the vari of Catholic parents, not a work Blended Northern Musk of free choice. Secondly, nothing $ 2 2 8 Black $ 3 2 4 , Grey $ 4 0 8 ous social action and labor move can replace the effect of true rat from $444 ments, and all phases of Catholic Date* for the retreat at El Catholicity in the home. Chil Pomar to be *pon*ored by St. Action find their unifying force in Chekiang Caracul dren are bom hero-worshipers. Natural Muskrat Safari and Matara Vincent's Aid society of Den active participation in the life of [ AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK $ 4 3 2 the Church, the liturgy. “Mother” and “ Dad” are for them $ 3 2 4 U. S. Govt. Alaska Seal ver have been set for Oct. 4, the quintessence of good, “ jtfy of DENVER 5, and 6. Reservation* may be But-the litur^ is not only the from $ 6 0 0 dad says . . . ” is the supreme norm made by calling Mis* Eva M. unifying principle binding all for the tousle-haired lad; and he Walsh, Em. 1422. these movements together in the All Prices will put up a good fight any time h am i/ toH S to defend it before his fellows. Include Shop in “ Mother wouldn’t think of letting MAia 5314 TAX me do that” is the last word in Air-Conditioned Comfort law for young milady; and it •/6/6 ^lou t(S treelQ )en ver‘ guides her every action and con viction. F. J. K irchhof If parents only knew, if only they could realize the dreadful C onstruction C o . MOVINC & STORAfiE harm it is in their power to cause their little ones by open sin, how FULL LINE OF ever slight, or by negligence, how ever li^ tl Yet Dad refuses to BUILDERS STORAGE SPruc6 267t leave the comfort of his chair and lOweST PRICES m e SOUTH PEARL « t and newspaper to find out We Appreciate Your Patronage IN THC CITY ffm. ftm s SPnmMSI where Jim and Mary are tonight, or to get acquainted with their 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. friends, or to talk to them about COSMETICS the really important things. And Mother takes so long to get ready YOU PAY ONLY 5 0 ^ A ROOM A MONTH for Sunday Mass— and Commun BSTABLUBKO SIN Cl ItM fo r Yoar “Back to School” Trip ion well, once a month or so 18 plenty for a good Catholic. The children? Oh yes, they must go frequently. They need it. The American Fixture Co. t And the good that can be done, llaaBfactaan •< ; II0R6AH, LEIBNAN I HICKEY • A few words about Jesus and His ► Mother. An occasional explana CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS ► ISISVRAfilCB StNCE J897 tion of the real reason we go to DANSBERRY PHARMACY ► Mass. A tender description of CHURCH FURNITURE Our Lord as He dwells in the soul BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES ► BUY MORE INSURANCE NOW that has just received Him. And 14TH AND CHAMPA K£. 4269 ► how>He fovea u^ each one, and MUlsvork o/ AU Kindt ^ Gm aai Btetric BMs. PiMM TAWr ISH how \ ’ hurts His Sacred Heart - when we do something bad. This FnklYK KIRCHHOr 1232 ARAPAHOE ST. is Catholic education! ' BEMVEB. POIA PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Sept. 12, 1946 Final Feslival Reports Opaa Rraalaca CHRIST CHILD SOCIEH SLATES MAURIC^E D. DEIJTSCH To Be Given Sept. 17 OPTOMETRIST 2S Yarn Praattoa MEETING TUESDAY, SEPT. 17 Ejat STUDIOS ExaahiaS Final reports on the bazaar for Olataaa the benefit of the Dominican Sis Pittad MIK[ VOWS III Colorido Springs.— The Christ her of the Junior Le ue of Colo PersonaUty Pottrmts Broken Laaaaa Child society p:resident, Miss Viola rado Springs. Mr. Dooley is a ters of the Sick Poor will be given DapUeatad graduate of St. Louis’ country day Kiichman, will open the first meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept 17, in the For Every Occasion Oca its ta' Prascriptioa FilUd ikr D- CroMk C. D. 0*Bri«a ing of the season Tuesday, Se]rt. school and Georgetown university. nuns’ convent, 2601 Gaylord, an Ganoina KKrrptafc 17, at the home of Mrs. Frank R. He served as a first lieutenant in larlatbla BIfee Bjfeeil Slntla VWaa nounces Harold A. Kiley, gener^ Glaiaia. com- Gifts by Conway, 1612 Wood avenue. The as- the army air forces. No date has Laaaaa ta Saa chairman. All workers and mem 975 Broadway Par and Naar — Plata whk PEBmS-SHEABER sisting hostesses will he Mrs. Nor- been set for the wedding. bers of friends of the Sick Poor Groand all la ant. frana. Boulder.—At a Nuptial Mass bert Haas and Miss Viola Kirch- Mrs. Mary Enlow, Miss Pauline Aid society who assisted in the At Reasonablt Prteea Ph. TA. SS42 Enlo^, and Miss Lou Foley have C H . 3 9 2 6 102 No. TeJoB Sept. 7 in Sacred Heart church, man. The society is a nation wide carnival are invited to attend. 'The 1519 Cnrtu St organization founded in 1886 to returned from the fiesta at Santa affair was an unusual success. COLORADO SPRINGS' BACQUE Miss Barbara Ruth Enright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe F, assist needy children. Work on Fe, N. Mex. SMARTEST BTORI layettes has been one of the major On Sept. 7 the Mothers’ auxil Colorado Springs Enright, 3143 Broadway, became the boride of William James Fitz projects. In accordance with cus iary and committeemen of Boy / Store for Men tom, those attending will sew on ^out troop 12 of St. Mary’s par MOST UNUSUAL AND gerald, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Boyi Shop Fitzgerald, 1527 Pine. The Rev. layettes which are , distributed ish held an important meeting in MODERN GIFT SHOP Paul Fife, O.S.B., officiated in the throughout the year to hospitals the annex of S t Mary’s school. Women’s Casual Shop double-ring ceremony, in the pres and worthy families. Court St. Mary 613, Catholic ence of approximately 300 guests. College students leaving this Daughters of America, held its SHOP 110 S. TEJON week were Miss Bette .Colburn, first fall meeting in the club- Miss Betty Fit^erald and Mrs. Webster college in Webster Groves, rooms S^pt. 11. FOR GIRLS 12 TO l( PHiLomEnfl’s John Coppen, twin sisters of the Mo.L/Miss Margaret Ann McCul- On Sept. 6 Misses Jean Reming bridegroom, were ^ e bride’s maid lou ^ , Loretto Heights college; ton, Mary Rummerfield, and Betty BMltiflllT and matron of honor. Misses Mary sod rntfallr Misses Marjorie Howard, Betty Sue McCue left lor Xavier, Kans., AppolnUS Alice Clemens, Lucille Bullock, Thieler, Jean Mooraaw, and Bar to attend the St. Mary college. HEIDELBERG’ S Mollie McCauley, and Doris Dean bara Davis, Yale university; and St. Mary’s Altar society will re 117 E. Coleman were bridesmaids. Little CLOTHING PIKES John Gallagher, son of Mrs. John sume its meetings for the sea Janice Enright, niece of the bride, Gallagher of Broadmoor, and Ai- son Friday, Sept. 13. PEAK Men’s Furnishings was flower girl. dan and Brian MuUett, sons of Dr. Mrs. George Ewing, who was tj) JOE SEICB Own«r« George Gallagher wa.s best man, and Mrs. Aidan Mullett, Canter- return Monday from a trip to New 10 NORTH TEJON ST. and u.shers were Joe O. and Don ry school. / York city, is convalescing in the Enright, brothers of the bride: Misses Nora and Nellie Sullivan Sherman hospital, Elgin, 111., from DOENGES - LONG George Gribble, Dick Brace, and had as summer guests their cous a broken arm. She had stopped in Glenn Marshall. ins, Sister Mariella and Sister Dundee, 111., to visit her sister, TENT W lLLlAi G. GRARON MOTOR CO. Raymond Cumerine was at the Michiola, both of St. Louis. They Mrs. Vincent Roberts. organ. Bcill be remembered here’ as Mary A former Colorado Springs resi Optometrist Products and Helen Collins. dent, Mrs. Norman Redfield of 12( North Ttjoa SL Fori A wedding breakfast was served immediately after the ceremony, in Miss Jean Holland, who received Salt Lake City, will leave Friday PBONR MAIN IU2 her Bachelor of Arts degree from by plane after a visit at the home VOLUrnt BROS. the school hall, to about 160 guests. COLORADO SPRINC3L COLO. Botttsssts ts the University of Omaha last May, The newlyweds left afterward of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo for a wedding trip to Estes Park has gone to Detroit. Miss Holland, seph Selby. niece of Mrs. Arthur Tomes, will F. A. Hudson and his son, Fred FRY Mr, Fitzgerald and his bride are COMPLIMENTS OP now at home in an apartment at study for her Master’s degree in rick, of Enid, Okla., have arrived Whitney Electric Co. 1044 Maxwell, He will enter the medical technology at Henry Ford to visit Mr. Hudson’s sister, Mrs. PARTY JIMJAGKSGR University of Colorado this fall. hospital and Wayne university. Eugene Hrdlickak. Both Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald were Mr. and Mrs. George William Alfred Stewart will leave next Electrical Service Repetti of Broadmoor announce Plambing & Heating graduated from Boulder high week to enter the state university the engagement of their daughter. at Lincoln, Neb. His sister, Mar 208 No. T oJob m e o e 3 1 2 N. CUSTEB school in 1946. Mrs. Fitzgerald at Miss Nancy William, to William garet Ann Stewart, will enter Du •K8T n il” U. TH tended the University of Colorado Thomas Dooley, Jr., son of Mr. and for one year. She was head girl at chesne college, Omaha. Mrs. William Thomas Dooley of September # high school her senior year, and Btodmtd* Firsltan •> AatiSMt St. Louis, Mo. The announce RcprodacS — R^airtat — RaflalMilat COMPLIMENTS OP was active in other school affairs. ment was made Sept. 5 at a lunch Upbalatariaf -> Dravariaa Mr. Fitzgerald, who received his OLSON & BEIVBOW eon at the home of her parents. Grover Society discharge last June from the navy, FRipAY AND SATURDAY Miss Repetti attended San Luis in which he served two years, was Pete Baroni PLBG. & HTG. CO. school, was graduated from the a star athlete in high school, play convent of the Sacred Heart at Holds Session Furniture Shop ^ 116 North Weber St. ing important positions on both Norton, Conn., and attended SCHOOL GROUHDS/ PBONR H. UN TH SO. CASCADR A'JR TeL Hain 3066 the football and basketball teams. Marymount college at Tarrytown, Grove r.— St. Mary’s Altar . OppontU AotUr* Hotel Vogel-Weik Wedding Held N. Y, She is a provisional mem' and Rosary society members were lOlh & FILLMORE Miss Harriet N. Weik, daughter guests Sept. 5 of Mrs. John Poel- “ 1/ Four IVreda ir e Eleetrieml of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Weik of ma, who was also hostess at the The Marray Drag Co. Call Main 939” Des Moines, la., became the bride monthly meeting of^hc Carpenter “’Superior Service StoresT WIRmO-FUTURSti AND REPAntS of Robert M. Vogel, son of Mr. and Brighton Priests Altar and Rosary society of St. Mrs. Bayne A. Vogel, 851 16th, Raphael’s church. Main Store - Phone Mala 144 Berwick Elselrie Co. in Sacred Heart church Sept. 6 Mr. and Mrs. Armoul Poelma Mala Start — It Nartfe Ttlaa SC J, D. BERWICt before the Rev. Charles Forsyth, entertained at a card party the eve North SUr. — U1 Nartfe Tt|ae St Colaraia Sprtnea. CotoraSa O.S.B. ning of Sept. 6 on their seventh PRIZES The bride was given in marriage W l Be Hosts at wedding anniversary. Guests were by her uncle, James C. Bangs of Mr. and Mrs. John Poelma, Mr. and MORRISSEY Pocatello, Ida. Miss Marion V. Mrs. James Poelma and Jimmy, The Heyao Sheet Vogel, sister of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jenninra, Mr. TWO R AD IO S-O N E PRESTO COOKER Metal Works Auto & Truck was the bride’s only attendant. Society Meeting and Mrs. James Sharra, Mr. and EACH NIGHT INCORPORATED Repair James G. Archibald was best Mrs. H. J. Plambeck, Mr. and Mrs. BEATING RUOFING Charles Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ger SHEET METAL • man. Robert K. Henson and Rich Brighton.— The first fall meet U l Nsrth WthN Bitwt ard Bowers were ushers. ald Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Phaati Mala US Brake & Light Stickers ing of S t Augustine’s Altar and George Thompson, and Mr. and IN ADDITION TO CASH AWARDS OF Preceding the ceremony, Ray Rosary society will be held on Eat IttS 7 W. Cuchorros Mrs. F. W. Poelma of Pine Bluffs. mond Cumerine sang an “ Ave Thursday evening at 8 o’clock in On Tuesday evening the same Maria’’ and “ The Lord’s Prayer.’’ the newly decorated parish halL group had a surprise party for Mr. He also played the traditional wed 6 1 S T Y E A R ■nie priests of the parish will act and Mrs. James Poelma at the FOOTWEAR ding marches for the processional as hosts to the society. Mrs. Karl latters’ home on the occasion of S 2 0 0 ® ° Bulova & Gruen and recessional. Stolz will preside at the business 55 r«ors e/ Quelity their fifth wedding anniversary Watches A wedding dinner was served at meeting. and spent the evening playing A U O BOStSRT AND RAOi the Bouderado hotel for members The members of the society will cards. HDPE CHEST - BICYCLES KAPELKES of the bridal party immediately recadve Holy Communion in a James Zitek expects to leave following the ceremony. After the body in the 8 o’clock Mass next The Vorhes Shoo Go. 9 S. TEJON soon on a tour of New Mexico with dinner, Mr. Vogel and his bride Sunday. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John BENCH WASHER left for a short wedding trip to George Mancini, vice president, Zitek of Pine Bluffs. ^ the mountains, after which they tresided at the meeting of the MeCARTY will leave for Des Moines, where 5oly Name society Sept. 6. A Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson NYLDNS-COUNTRY STORE ENTERPRISE TENT the bride’s parents will give an discussion was held about the and Mrs. Gerald Thompson and COAL CO. open house in honor of the couple. forthcoming annual bazaar. Clyde children visited in Pine Bluffs Sun AND AWNING GO. The newlyweds will return to Boul Peterson was chosen to be co- day with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Joyce. Better Coal — Better Service The Rev. Daniel B. Carroll of 123 Sooth Nerada Aveaw der to live. chairman, assisted by a member AAAKE THIS YOUR HEADQUARTERS OVER THE HA. 6405 The bride attended Drake uni of the Altar and Rosary society. Pine Bluffs recently went on a PH . 1264 trip to the Black Hills of South Ntw Awalan Naw la Staefe BIU. HeCARTT 8 2 8 S o. C onejoa versity and was employed by an These two will ch«ose their com WEEK END Insurance company in Des Moines. mittees and plan the bazaar. Dakota. The past year she has been em George Roth and Harold Star- Mrs. Elizabeth Burbach has been Don’t Get in a Fix In *46 NAVA-HOPI ployed in Denver, Mr. Vogel at buck were appointed to make the receiving medical treatment. Wilhool Inanrance INDIAN STORE tended Boulder public schools and necessary arrangements for the the University of Colorado before Holv Name Bowling league and MAhi Dealttf In he entered service. Since his dis to draw up the schedules. M. E. MeCARTY S»79 GENUINE COIN SILVER JEWELRY NAVAJO RUGS• CHIHAYO BLANKETS charge from the army air forces The ushers appointed for Sep ARE YOE PROTECTED? p.«-/JVSt/RANC£-.vT. POTTERY AND BASKETS he has resumed his study of aero tember are George Mancini and Fred Starbuck, 6:30 o’clock Maes; S61-4 Colo. SarfBcs Bank Bid#. 2 Eail Pike. Peak Ave. nautical engineering at C.U. Slaht SMlag hr Aataaiobil. Clyde Peterson and Harold Star- Tistol-Packin* Padre’ buck, 8 o’clock Maes; John Beals and Gene Beals, 10:30 o’clock Has New Parish Clinic Mass. Miss Maureen Starbuck left San Antonio.—The St. Agnes this week for Webster Groves, clinic, erected by Father Henry Mo., where she will enter college. Before School Starts Hug, “ pistol-packin’ padre,” who Maureen will be accompanied on was given a deputy constable’s com the trip by her mother, Mrs. C. mission to deal with juvenile de C. Starbuck. BRING THE CHILDREN IN FOR A C H E a UP. linquency in his parish, has been Father Bernard Weakland left dedicated by Archbishop Robert E, Sept. 9 for short vacation. He will Lucey. San Antonio and Dallas visit with his sister In Phila theater men furnished funds and delphia. property for the clinic, which will DR. uj. 0. HOLimnn provide pre-natal and post-natal Cuban Youths Protest care for mothers, and immuniza tions. Balkan Anti-Church War BASIC CHIROPRACTIC & OPTOMETRY f Havana.— The Cuban Catholic Action Youth association issued a THB MOST BEAUTIFUL 208 E. Pikes Peak Ave. Phone Main 1067 DINING ROOM IN THE CITTI strong protest resolution denounc ing the attacks against Catholics HOURS 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. in Yugoslavia and Hungary. The RUTH’S DVEM Knights of Tolumbus of Colon, MOST DISTINCnVB COFFEE SHOP Diocese of Camaguey, have also FINE PASTRIES voiced a strong protest against 220 No. Tejoii Su these and other assaults on the freedom of religion. Come to Church in the Mountains— “ In God’s Country” ANOTHER BLUE SPRUCE RESTAURANT M AXITOE SPRINGS LOCATED IN THE CASCADR COMMUNITI HOUSE AT THE FOOT OF SCENIC PIKES PEAK BlGBTf AT. Make Sept. Reservations Note Rogers Canon Hotel J. C. UENNER , OPP. Peat Office CPSC^Oe COLORADO " POST o r n c E b o x n b y l a n d its At Uit JsBctioa •! Boat* 24 and th* Pikti Peak BIchwazt Restaurant Serving Nationallv Famons BLUE SPRUCE FOOD Steak Dinners The firms listed here de From 11:80 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Except Mondays serve to be remembered For Reservaliotu CaU H. 1637 or Cascade 867-R3 204 Manitou when you are distributing "Danny Rogers" IFelcomes fast your patronage in the dif ferent lines of business. ONLY 20 MINUTES VIEW FROM DANIELS & FISHER TOWER SHOWS SMOLDERING INTERIOR OF JACOBSON BUILDING t B^LCOHE TO MANITOD Cot Coortaar st Daam Pack FROM THE CENTER OP THE CITY! Estimated Cost of Automatic Sprinklers for Fire Protection $21,000 the bemUiful SKIFFINGTOX’S U a PHABMACISTB HYLAND ail Report^ Insurance $110,000 Reported Fire Loss $500,000 Records show 9 5% o f Fires Starting in INCLUDE US IN YOUR FUTURE SEVEN » GAVE OF Building ecmipped with sprinklers are extin BUILDING PLANS guished in less than 3 minutes. FALLS THE WINDS Geological Miracle of Hake thie trip thm b ea a t^ Sooth Charenoe Oanon. Roehins watere Colorado Rockier Empire Gas & Equipment Co. oetvecB towerint araoite cIUTe and forecta of pint* maka tbia aa at> ■ an remonbered trip. OPEN ALL YEAR MA. 2989 (Licensee Reliable Automatic Sprinkler Co.) Denver, Colo. Thursday, Sept. 12, 1946 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN 2870 Colo. Blvd. LORD’S SHOE REPUR Sts Franciw de Sales* SIMMONS DRUB CO. SOLES AND HEELS Maryknollers Hold Chapter Parisli ReceptioD $1.50 EA. 9 9 .5 3 W a APPRBCIATB tO O l James Delohery PATBONAGK SCHOOL SPECIAL 426 15th St. Simday to Honor 138 BROADWAY Blessed Saerament Fine Food Wine and Beer Rev. Edw. Breen MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT JIM’S We SpecimllM in Permaaent WeWng uid Bair Stylioc Rental Library (St. James’ Parish, Denver) THELMA H.4SS01^ PARK HILL A reception will be held in honor BEAUTY SALOl^i of Father Edward Breen in the Jewel ^shoii Montclair Civic building on Sunday, II ERST BfiVflUO RVt, • SR 1573 ■ THEXUA KA5SOM. M BOOK STORE DUJVER DRUG S87I COLORADO BLVD. ‘ MAROARVr GRmSTEAD Sept. 16. from 4 to 6 o’clock. Father PHONE DBXTEB IIM 4624 E. 23rd Are. OE. 1361 Breen nas been associated with ""Master Watchmakers"* DENVER. COLORADO St. James’ parish since his ordina CUT RATE NOW USING tion six years ago. He leaves next A Nnr Barrie* to Aatomahil* Raw Brake Drum Machining week to take up advanced study DRUGS at the Catholic university. SCRAPS BROS. Coaplato Brak* and Chitcb Barrie* M a sW The regular meeting of the Altar i f w s S S i JEWELERS ‘ • Lataat TTp* Eqaipaa.t Joe Dwyer Herman Lklke • On* Hoar Plck-np and and Resary society will be held in 4IU EAST COLFAX Dallrtrp Sarrle* the Montclair Civic building on Electronic Recorder to Acrou from HllUr’i Uartcet Friday, Sept 13. A luncheon will 1400 So. Broadway guarantee even greater PRECISION WATCH RRPAIRINS GollanlBrali«ServiM be served at 1 o’clock. Following satisfaction on every PAUL J. COLLARD. Prop. RA. 2405 On< Wtek Strrlc* TeUphaM KM. UlS. the business meeting, an interest Repair RAat ««M 1471 Jaanku Maryknoll missioners from many parts of the Eckstein. Kaying, China; the Rev. John Rupport, ing program will be presented. The world atsauiblad at tha society's New York hoad- Honolulu; the Rkv, Patrick Donnelly, Wuenow. hostesses for the meeting will be Prompt Service Joha C. qaarters recently to uJco part in the General Chap China; the Rev. William Booth, Temuco, Chile; the Mmes. John Evers, William Vap J. A, & W. J. WOLF BOARD W ALK M: SchoU ter, held every 10 years to formulate the society’s Rev. Joseph Regan, Kweilin, China; the Rev. Loo Dyke, Frank Harmer, and Harley policy. The. missioners and their misiioa station ^Molancon, Puno, Poru; the Rev. Charles McCarthy, Hinton. Over Qaxrtar Canturr la SHOE REPAIR ^ are, first row, left to'riKhl, the Rev. Frederick C. JAGKSDN’S SL Frucia Da Sala* nNKBT Maryknoll center; the Rov. John Comber, seminary School Bus to Operate' QUALITT MATERIAL AND HEATS AND Diets, Rome, elected to general council; the Rev. rector; third row, the Rev. Gervis Coxen, Lima, Cut Rate Drugs CROCBRIRS The S t James school bus will WORKMANSHIP Thomas S.' Walsh, Temuco, Chile, electod Vicar Pern; the Rev. Edward Weis, novitiate director; PRESCRIPTIONS General; Bishop Adolph Paschang, Kongmoon, operate again this year transport —All Work Guraatoad— the Rev. Thomas Kiernan, Maryknoll center; the FOUNTAIN SERVICE Jewel ^Fslion t i l l Paftfaa China; Bishop James Edward Walsh, retiring Supe Rev. William Scfanlx, Chile; the Rev. Bernard ing children to and from the Cathe 4714 EAST Z3rd AVR.—AT ORXTKR dral school. It may be necessary PRBE PROMPT DEtfVERT II ERST BflVflUD flVE. • SP, 1573 ■ KM t7M rior General; Bishop Raymond A . Lane, Futhun, Meyer, Hong Kong; the Rev. Robert Kennelly, Can 6P S44S Oowalog A Alanoda Manchuria, new Superior General; Bishop Francis Kongmoon, China; the Rev. John J. Considino, this year, because of the increased X. Ford,' Kaying, China; Bishop Alonso Escalante, Maryknoll center; the Rev. James Pardy; the Rev. number of applications, to limit the bus to children up to the PREPARE FOR Fairfax Hardware Riberalta, Bolivia; the Rev. John R. O’ Donnoll, William Murphy, Jaoan; rear, the Rev. Hugh Craig, fifth grade. This can be determined KORNEY’S (Colfax at Fairfax I Manchuria, elected, to general council; the Rev. Eu Mexico; the Rev. Thomas J. Malone. MaryknoU SUMMER NOW gene Higgins, Cochabamba, Bolivia; second row, center; the Rev. Arthur Allie, Guatemala; the Rov. onlv after the first day. The bus TOOLEY’S HARDWARE, GLASS, PAINTS FEVEST the Rev. Albert Murphy, Manchuria; tbe Rev, Wil James Keller, San Francisco, Calif.; and the Rov. will leave the church at 8:10 every LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED morning and follow the regular Bailey’s Texaco Service liam Muleahy, Wuebow, China; the Rev. Cody J, Ryan Hughes, Hawaii. ___ 28th and Fairfax EA. 3777 5022 E. Colfw route. FOOD STORE MEATS EMERSON 9924 H. L. RINEHART. Prop. Mrs. William Sagstetter, Jr., is CHOICE MEATS . FISH recovering from an operation per GROCERIES 18 So. Broadway ST: JOHN’S ALTAR SOCIETY formed this week in a local hos FROZEIV FOODS Fr. JaDws Yo$te pital. Fraah FmlU and Vctatxblaa The firms listed here de Bird’s Er* Fraian Foods Menus for Church Socials — Etc. Mrs. Gerald Lenig has returned serve to be remembered TO INAUGURATE FALL SEASON to her home from St. Joseph’s FROZEN FOOD ' 3 DAY SEDVICE OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY LOCKERS FOR RENT when you are distributing hospital. WHEN •raiNGS LOOK DARK PARK HILL your patronage in the dif Comes to Denver (St. John'i P.riiii, Denver) ceremony which is being followed 900 So. Pearl SP. 6S87 St. John’s Altar and Rosary so by a High Mass celebrated by Fa Bible Study Stressed Call PE. 4686 DELICATESSEN ferent lines of business. ther Moran. The Rev. Francis ciety will hold its first meeting By Catholic Leaders Pickup and Delivery Coliox at Fairfox DB. 1471 of the fall season on Friday, Sept. Syrianey and the Rev. Donald Mc With Father l i y 20. The place of the meeting \W11 Mahon are the chaplains to Arch Boston.— Archbishop Richard J. be announced at the Masses on bishop Vehr, Cushing and other high-ranking Alameda Drag Store South Denver Sunday, and in next week’s edi Miss O’Rourke is having as'her Catholic leaders appealed to clergy The Very Rev. James M. Voste, tion of the Register, Mrs. Louis attendants Mrs. Donald H. and laymen at the annual confer V. O. PBTEBSON. Pra*. Gleaners & Dyers CHILDREN'S SHOP O.P., noted Biblical authority who F. McMahon, president, extends a O'Rourke, Jr.; Miss Phyllis Pox, ence here of the Catholic Biblical Cot Rate Drags is being honored at a special (dergy very cordial invitation to all women Association of America to promote and Miss Sydney Monaghan. Dr. Fountain Service • School Snpp|^et i2 STORES luncheon Thursday, arrive* in in the parish and especially to new increased study and knowledge of / 5011 East Colfax at Elm Daniel Mionaghan will be the best Your Business AppreelateA 594 S. BROADWAY Denver yesterday, accompanied by parishioners to attend this meet man, and the ushers will be Don the Bible. the Rev. Joseph L. LiUy, C.M. Fa ing, The Rev, John P. Moran will ald H. O’ Rourke, Jr.; Thomas P. Several hundred Biblical schol Alameda and Broadway u d oaroaa fraa Valvard* Sehaal U^FilNTS’ AKD CHILDREN’S WEAR ther Lilly, now a professor at the address the members, and there are ars from the United States, O’Rourke, Barry Currigan, James Canada, and Europe, including Catholic University of America and several interesting topics to be dis McConaty, and James E. Mon Protestants, heard Archbishop Junior Mi$$ and Women'* Sizes secretary of the Catholic Biblical cussed. A tea and social hour will aghan. STILLWELL A SDN association, was formerly profes Cushing announce at a public follow the meeting. The bride is the daughter of Dr sor of Sacred Scripture at St. meeting that a diocesan program Mr. and Mrs. John P. Akolt re and Mrs. Donald H. O’Rourke and Thomas’ seminary for a number of turned home Sept. 7 from Kansas of Bible study begun in Boston ^Texaco Service Men’s is a graduate of Kent school for two years ago would he continued SU PhiloiDeiia''s years. Cit^ij Mo., where they visited their •iris. She attended Pine Manor Father Voste, secretary of the indefinitely. Harfak Sarvic* son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and unior college in Wellesley, Mass., Soils “ When you’ and I pray,” the Pontifical Biblical Commission, and Mrs. George McCaddon. and was graduated from the Uni Time for Summer Changeover Marsolek’s Radio & Archbishop said, “ we speak to PROMPT SERVICE professor of Scripture in Rome, Mr. and Mrs. Dan H. Miller an versity of Colorado, Appliance Store BEAUn WORK? will address the priests of the arch nounce the birth of a daughter in God. But when we read the Scrip USE OUR CREDIT diocese after a luncheon being St. Joseph’s hospital on Sept. 6. A wedding breakfast for mem tures, God speaks to 1 think, CARD SERVICE BRCADMODR 9606-08 East Colfax EA. 5141 You Haven't Tried the Best, bers of the bridal party is being held in the Cosmopolitan hotel. His Mrs. Miller is the former Cather sometimes, that we speak to God ALAMEDA A 8 LINCOLN PB. H U If4 / YouSOU Haven'tn a v el Tried visit to Denver is at the invitation ine Ann Akolt, daughter of Mr. served in the Denver Country club too often and do n o t listen GLEANERS of Archbishop Vehrand of the Rev. and Mrs. John P/ Akolt immediately following the Mass, enough.” Leo and BUI Burlce, Prop*. PHIL’S William Kenneally, C.M., present Silver Jubilee Noted and a large reception is being held •l>Da7 Goanntee tl-Baar Serrkt in the club in the afternoon. BUCHANAN’S CALL & p c O d g R FAIR Scripture professor at St. Thomas’, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Freudenatein Brothers of St. Vincent DELIVERY ■ fcs W T W W Out-of-town guests who have ar WHY BE BALD? who was recently named vice pres celebrated their 25th wedding an a 712 SOUTH PEARL TRY MOR-HAIR COLLEEN ident of the Biblical association. niversary on Sept. 10 by attending rived for the wedding are Mr. and Elect Superior General LIQUDR STDRE SCALP TREATMENT BEAUTV The distinguished Dominican a High Mass sung by Father Mor Mrs. Donald O’Rourke, Jr., and Paris. — 'The Rev. Louia Mr, and Mrs. Carroll O’Rourke and Fine Wines and Liquors For Baldness and FVllinff Hair 3 ? SHOP will also be the guest of the mem an in St. John’s church. Mr. and Houdiard was elected Superior bers of St. Jerome’s society at a Mrs. Freudenatein were married in son, James, all from Fort Wayne, General of the Brothers of St, W* Faatoi* Chrtxtixo Btob Win** The Hrma llatad bar* daaarv* t* REYE’ S HOUSE OF ALL POPULAR BEERS be remembered when you are dia- EM. 9986 3205 E.M Colfu dinner meeting Thursday evening. Butte, Mont They have four chil Ind.; and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Vincent de Paul, at a meeting of tribullni your patronac* to the dif Ph. PE. 1777 377 So. Broadway BEAUTY NEXT DOOR To L This society is composed of a dren. Robert, the oldest son, will Stein^uge from St. Louis, Mo. the General Chapter at Ouman en ferent line* of butineta. t i ll E. Colfax EA. 4141 PHIL’S BLARNEY BARBEBB group of Denver priests who meet return to St. Thomas’ seminary Mr, and Mrs. Percy Hutton and Brie. Father Houdiard, who had MARION POTTER, Mar. every three or four weeks for on Sept. 14 to rantinue his studies their two children, Shirley and been assistant Superior General Scriptural discussions. for the priesthood. Walter, have left on a vacation to since 1942, was ordained in 1911 St. John's Parish BLOCK The firms listed here de On Sunday, Sept. 15, Father Mrs. H. M. Lowers and her son, visit relatives in Minneapolis, after he had completed studies at Voste will be the guest of the Rev. Robert, of Sutter Creek, Calif., Minn., and Wisconsin. From there the Pontifical Gregorian univer FLORAL CO. serve to be remembered Vincent Hughes, O.P., and the have returned to Denver to make they will go to Joliet, 111., to visit sity in Rome. He is 60 years old.* Radies S Appliances 3238 E. Colfax at Adanu when you are distributing priests of St. Dominic’s parish, at their home. They are the guests T. Srt. and Mrs. R. K. Vaughn, BENNEH’S <■ Sales and Service EM. 3331 dinner. of Mrs. Lewers’ mother, Mrs. Felix and daughter, Judith Ann. Mrs your patronage in the dif O’Neill. Robert will enroll in SP. SP. 0pp. Rluc-Bird Vaughn is the former Lillian Hut 7410 7415 ‘ CCNDCD SERVICE HONEST WORK-FAIR PRICES Regis college this fall. ton. COAL Member ferent lines of business. Florence Neer to Wed Washing and Greasing FleHfts Telegraph Delivarr AatoeUtlon Miraculous Medal John Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs, Wuh. and Eatl* Your Busineat Appreciated John Neil Muleahy, was baptized Lump and Exf._. FRANKLIN AHDERSDN 6th Ave. & York EA. 9932 British Columbia Man Novena Begins Sept. 22 Sunday by Father Moran. Spon 2316 E. 6th Ave. EKL 9584 The novena in honor of the Mir sors were William Horan and Dor 3H' Doable Screen Nnt...._ $ 6 . 5 4 Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Noar aculous Medal, announced last othy Pohlman. 8tr«9ter Lomp CIRCLE DRIVE 'Your Wedding Day’ have announced the engagement week, w ill' begin in S t John’s Mamie Ann, daughter of Mr »nd Err — _ $ 1 0 .0 4 COnOUER’S Of their daughter, Florence, to chure.h, Sunday, Sept 22. It will and Mrs. Walter Deline, was also MARKET 1 2 — 8 x 10 photographs Maurice A. Hanna, son of Com be given by a Vincentian Father. baptized Sunday by Father Moran 864 80. FOOD STORE J. E. RAMER, Prop. mander and Mrs. Joseph A. Hanna FUEL SERVICE Broadway moulded in an aNractive Throughout the novena there will Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. An Pornurlij liotiintjcr it CHOICE MEATS of Vancouver, B. C. be three Masses each morning at drew McGill. UMi.\ lu.imiui.v Fruits & Groceries white leather-bonnd album. Miss Noar Is a graduate of Den 6, 7, and 8 o’clock. One of the no ver university, where .she was a FREE DELIVEBY EM. U fl The Story of Yonr Wedding In vena services will be held after the 1718 E. 6TH AVE. member of Kappa Delta sorority 8 o’clock Mass. Two novena serv Annuncialion 2434 Eaxt 6th Are. ALBUM FORM from the moment and active in campus literary and yon enter the Church until yon ices are scheduled each evening, SAVE TIRES—BUT AT OLSON*8 dramatic societies. She studied one at 7:30 and one at 8:15. They 1 DRUGS ntic*.^ m i v a . 1 The firms listed here de leave on your Honeymoo^ ia re for two years at the Catholic uni will last about a half hour. Parish corded and cherished forever. l— BISHOP’S— 11 wRl______H. 1 serve to be remembered versity in Washington, D. C., re ioners are urged to make plans to i r_m N KLI N^DRLGCO 1 1 FOOD ceiving a Master’s degree in social attend the Miraculous Medal no 5c TO $1.00 STORE when you are distributing OLSON’S STORES Complete for only $45.00 service. For the next three years vena. your patronage in the dif she was engaged in family wel Lecture Canceled 1626 E. 34th AVE. ‘fe -x o U 2750 W. 29th GL. 3613 fare work in New York city, re Because of a conflict in dates, ferent lines of business. CINEFOTO STUDIOS turning to Denver in 1945. the lecture by the Rev. Edward TEL. CH. 7507 >4*1 nUNKLIN ST. 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 3529 East Colfax Ave. Tel. DExter 0961 Denver, Colo. Mr. Hanna is a graduate of the Lodge Curran, whicri\*as to have University of British Columbia. been Sponsored by ’ St. John's 1001 ITEMS FOR Enchanting. • Irresistible Until recently, he has been en Men’s club on Thursday, Sept. 19, YOUR SHOPPING St. James* gaged in mining engineering. Dur has had to be canceled. Those in CONVENIENCE OLIVER’S ing the war he served first in the terested in hearii^ Father Curran Presenting Denver’s New Canadian army, and later as an may do so at the (Jatholic Charities WE RECEIVE NEW The firms listed here de officer in the United States army annex, 17th and Grant street, on MERCHANDISE EVERY DA VI transport command. Wednesday evening, Sept. 18. His Skyline Dining Room serve to be remembered Shop BISHOP'S Often. MARKET A formal wedding is being talk there is under the sponsorship COOL . COMFORTABLE 5904 East Colfax Avenne when you are distributing planned for late autumn. The of the Ozanam club. AIB-CONDITIONED A joy to have . . . a Denver** Fine*t PARTIES LUNCHEONS DINNERS young couple will make their home Young People’s Club to Meet The firms listed hefe de joy to wear, because Selection of at DUKE’S GRILL it’s cool, comfort TELEPHONE EMERSON MIO your patronage in the dif in Denver. An important meeting of St. ferent lines of business. John’s Young People’s club is serve to be remembered FINEST OF FOODS able, so -omplctely beautiful. Call us nSII & POULTRY Hanasement: Ann and Dick Janckc, Under New Manarenenl of Helen L, Williama St. Joseph’s Parish scheduled next Wednesday eve today for your Rillir-.r COLD WAVE. GRAIN-KED MKATS, ning, Sept. 18. AH young people when you are distributing DOMINIC CROW (POLISH) MYLADY EDITH BEAUH 1312 East 6ih Ave, of the narish interested in fur WHERE FRIENDS MEET your patronage in the dif MINNIE B. C U n D D C Phone PE. 4629 DAVID F. thering the activities of this par Itlt B. S4tb Av*. TA. 1841 KES.8F.1.ER. Mxr D n U r r t ish social club are urged to be ferent lines of business. 2804 E. 6tb Are. EA. 0788 Westerk'amp Bros. present. Many favorable com F i n n i g a n KE. 9043 5106 Wash. ments have been received about the “ Fall Frolic” held at the “ SAFE SERVICE” EVEKYTHINa A GOOD OBOCEBY S t . Josephus Parish' Holy Family SHOULD HAVE school last week. More than (740 EAST COLFAX 100 young men and women at BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PBICBS CORN FED MEATS -W B OBUVEB— tended the social given by St. DK REPAIR SERVICE Jonn’s for the Holy Family Young Watldns & Sons POULTRY AND FISH On All Types of Appliances People’s club. Priest guests were NATIONAL the Rev. Edward Leyden of Holy (FORMERLY BILLY VAN’S) GLEANERS A DYERS Radiot-Refrigeralors, etc. St. Dominic's TENIAIYSOIV Family pagsh and the Rev, Robert Quality Foods—Meats IBA T. THOMAS. Prop, NO WAITING KITTU (HiCBN S Syrianey of St. Catherine’s parish. BRANDS STORES Fish—Groceries HIGH GRADE MEATS Meat Market 1741 E. Colfax DExtor 17U At th* Sisn of tba Cannibal and tha KtUk WHITTAKER May We Serve You? Colfax at. Neirport Monaghan-O'Rourke Wt Dtllvar Ordart of t2-*l or Hor* VEGE'iABLES and GROCERIES 4016 Tennyson GR. 0443 Uppar CoHax'a Ftaaat Baataarant 820 Santa Fe TA. 0.538 741-743 Sanu Fe KE. 0747 4120 Tennyson GL. 5084 (7U B. COLFAX ' EH. 74W PHARMACY Nuptials ‘^The Friendly Store" Miss Patricia O’Rourke and Ste phen John Monaghan are being For that Watch or Uianiond Woodman Pharmacy Prescription Specialists married on Thursday morning, yon alwayt wanted— See BILLY’S INN 4400 Tennyson GR. 1321 Sept. 12, at 10 a.m. in St. John’s CAMERON CREDIT r s T o v E f r i CHARLES H m '. Prop. SUPER W . 32nd and Perry GL. 2401 church. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr is officiating in the nuptial J e w e le r s 1 CUT RATE 1 Good Foods The Sick Are Never MARKET Lo;^ola DgRG Watob iMpaetar* Meet Yonr Friend* Here Refused at This Store Holj Lhost 719 Santa Fe Driw* 1 DRUGS 1 44th & Lowell Phone G L 9733 7540 E. Colfax [York Texaco Service m W* Meat or Beat AO m at Rosemary SANTA FE SHCE m AdrartlHd Drag Prica* m For Quality Bakery Good* East 29th Ave. at York St. GOOD CLOTHES NEED m Prescriptions at ( REDDISH'S NOT BE EXPENSIVE HDSPITAL Try Complete Aato Service ■ Lower Pric^ ■ Red A White Sba* Rapalrlna far th* Whol* Fatody GROt.hRY and MARKET Faatarinc WEISS BAKERY 1} DE. 1531 Bepairinc - Tiine-op THE COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE Brake B^-lining INVISIBLE HALF SOUNG R ’*K^’^6532* M 8871 T*BBy* CHRISTMAS ! YOUTH FROM ST. DOMINIC’S SPECIAL 2 One Beautiful 8 x 10 | WILL PRONOUNCE FIRST VOWS Silvertone Portrait I EVERY CATHOLIC HOME SHOULD HAVE THIS (St. Dominic's Parish, Denrer) Dolores Jensen, includes Pat Jerry Morahan of this parish Pimpl, Agnes Carey. Eileen Con- will pronounce his first vows in the bov, and Dorothy Jensen. They Dominican order at River Forest, will arrange the luncheon, re 111., Friday, Sept. 20. He will be freshments, and tables. Softball known in religion as Brother games will be played, with other BEAUTIFUL PAINTING OF CHRIST! Bertrand. His parents, Mr. and sport activities. Mrs. M. J. Morahan, 2424 West No formal invitations are being Bryon place, together with his extended, but those who wish to brother, Frank, and his sister, attend should call either Miss Jen Florence, have left for Chicago to sen, GRand 3213, or Miss Pimpl, ■ attend the ceremony. GLenwood 1011. The sodality will The sodality will open its fall receive Holy Communion in the activities with a “ Get acquainted" 7:30 o’clock Mass Sunday morn picnic Sunday afternoon. Sept, 15, ing. at 1:30 o’clock at Sloan’s lake. All The first fall meeting of the so present members, together with dality will take place on Tuesday prospective members, will meet at evening. Sept. 17, in the reading 26th avenue and Tennyson street room, immediately following the at that hour and proceed from Rosary in the church at 7 :30 there to the picnic grove. o’clock. The Rev. J, B. Dering, The committee in charge, under O.P., the new spiritual director, the direction of the prefect. Miss will preside at the Rosary services and at the meeting. Plans will be This Coupon Expires made at the meeting for the parti September XI cipation in the fall festival and Experts With Children Health Forces the automobile award. Day of Recollection Resignation of The Third Order members with their guesLs, a group of about 40, under the guidance of their prior rKE.0121- ess, Mrs. Bernard Pilz, held a day College Rector of recollection last Sunday in SL Hotteal Nambor in Town Rita’s chapel, Nederland. A Mass Chicago. — The Holy See was said for the intention of the ORDER has granted the petition of general chapter of the Dominican Monsignor J. Gerald Kealy order, which assembled that same and has accepted his resigna day in Rome. tion, tendered for reasons of • The usual community prayers COAL health, of the rectorship of were said, the Divine Office was the North American college chanted, and several spiritual con AOW in Rome. After a successful ferences were held. A box lunch surgical operation in the eon was served at the adjoining BetterI to Be Safe and Warm summer. Monsignor Kealy, ^ camp house of the Junior Cath WithThan This ColdAd and Sorry Q R c B on the advice of nis physician, olic Daughters. Return to Den Only ...... w O V I forced to limit his activ ver was made by bus and private PROMPT. DELIVERY cars. Only One to a Family ities for some months and, SERVICE I The Rev. J. G. Forquer, O.P., Np Appointment Neccuanr | for this reason, was unable to undertake the urgent im has returned from his vacation L I G H T E D S pending duties of the rector with his relatives in Columbus, 0., Riigby Coal Co. ship. A former rector at St where he attended the reception PHOTO STUDIOS 5 Mary of the Lake seminary, of his sister, Loretto, into the 1144EeUbluktd Fifth 19tS St. * Mundelein, 111., and a Chi Dominican Sisters at St. M a^ of 1S21 Curtis TA. 3412 cago pastor since 1936, he the Spring’s convent in that city. was named as the North School Ready for Opening American College rector last The parish school has been re November.— [NCWC Wire] furbished for the opening. The advance registration has been un usually heavy, with many applica Money for You DGGW Directors Plan tions from public school transfers, newcomers to the parish, and from Meeting for Sept. 16 other sources. All will be accom modated so far as possible without The quarterly meeting of overcrowding and with due re LOANS spect for the state laws and the the board of directors of the Denrer Deanery Council of fire department regulations. Pre ference, however, must be given IN ANY AMOUNT Catholic Women will be held to the former pupjls and to those Monday, Sept. 16, at 2 p.m. who live in the parish limits, EASY TO MAKE in the Catholic Charities an The Confirmation class, under nex. A reception will follow the direction of the pastor, the last come in to see us, the business meeting. Rev. Vincent Hughes, will con telephone or write. Collat tinue on Wednesday evenings un eral loans are easily and Margaret Toohey Home til the course is completed. Meet ings are held in the rectory read quickly completed in strict From Washington Trip ing room. Confirmation will be est confidence. Friendly, administered by the Archbishop on Sunday afternoon. Sept. 29, at 4 financial assistance with Miss Margaret Toohey returned o’clock. out waiting or deldy. to Denver from Seattle, Wash., where she had spent the last two months visiting her brother, Ber ^ Telephone KE 6221 nard, and her sister, Mrs. DeWilde. Margaret accompanied her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Toohey, S e c u r it ie s her brother. Jack, and sister, CREDIT CORP. Betty Ann, to Washington in July. The latter four returned home [ 14TH AND BROADWAY Aug. 1 after a pleasant trip. OF Ji. s. scon Poliomyelitis (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) Miss Elizabeth Patricia Harris (Infantile Paralysis) and John Spencer Scott were united in marriage before a Nup- ial Mass in Sacred Heart church last Sunday. The bride was g(iven Be Protected Up to S5.000 in marriage by her father, J. Albert Harris, Sr., and wore a long white crepe dress, made along princess lines, and a finger For Only S3.00 Per Year tip veil. She carried a white Reproduced in Seven Natural Colors fpm the Original Painting by McConnell, one of prayer book and a single orchid. The best man was James Jenk America’s Foremost Artists. Mr. McConnell has successfully created this picture of PAYS ins, and the matron of honor was ^ Doctor Bills, Hospital Bills, Spjecial Nurse, Mrs. John Jones, sister o f the C H R IST with the ability of the Old Masters of Religious Art. .Ambulance, Iron Lung, Transportation bride. The bridesmaids were (.Airplane or Railroad) Miss Billie Ruth Scott and Mrs. Floyd Jackson, sisters of the Framed in Beautiful Hand-Carved Gold Frame with Heavy Glass. Actual Size, PARENTS MU?T BE INCLUDED bridegroom; and Mrs. Margaret Policy Issued by Mitchell, Misses Samira Ann, Re 18” X 24.” Packed in Heavy, corrugated shipping cartons. gina, and Therese Josephine Har ris, sisters of the bride. After the EXITED BEXEFIT wedding, a reception was held at 2539 Downing street. Mrs. Scott is a graduate of Colo LIFE IXS. CO. rado university, and Mr. Scott has recently been discharged from the CHARLES J. BARTON presents These Han