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Race Bias Charged in Camp Carson, Contenta Copyrighted by the Catholic Preu Society, Inc., 1942— Permission to Reproduce, Ezeeptlnf on >^icles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Arsenal Project Is Investigated Paul Kawchak Family U. S. Senator Johnson Raps DENVERCATHOLIC Furnishes Most of Discrimination in War Work Students for Classes / U.S. Senator Ed C. Johnson of Hale, near Pando, have been jsonnel director for the project Colorado has entered the battle ironed out, new accusations o f dis­ prime contractors; George Bray- field, president o f the Colorado to end discrimination aj^inst crimination involving the dis­ Neighbor Children Also Attend Unique Vacation Spanish-speaking: Americans in State Federation of Labor, and REGISTER war work that was launched by charge of two Spanish-speaking George Maurer, president of the The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. Wo Have the Denver Catholic Register two men in Camp Carson, south of Denver Building and Construction Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services. Term 18 Miles From Craig; Father Paul weeks ago when it revealed Colorado Springs, have flared and Trades council. Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. charges made by the Very Rev. charges involving the Rocky Pando Situation Outra(ooni 0. Slattery Is Pastor John Ordinas, C.R., of St. Caje- Mountain arsenal project, east of “ Such a situation as was re­ VOL. XXXVU. No. 45. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1942. $1 PER YEAR tsn’s parish in Denver. Adams City, were investigated vealed in Pando is outrageous,’’ Though difficulties in Camp by Senator Johnson and federal said Senator Johnson. “ That has town A unique vacation school has just completed three- government agencies. been settled to the satisfaction of The Paul Kawchak Family of Craig K rl'S " miss reli­ week sessions near Graig in the Archdiocese of Denver. A conference was held Thursday all; but we want no more ‘Pandos’ gious vacation school on that account. The Rev. Paul D. Slattery, pastor, holds classes right in the home Classes were conducted in the^ Paul Kawchak home, 18 and I will do my best to prevent Gerard Hyde Is afternoon, July 2, in the offices of and members of the family make up the majority of students. Neighbor children also attend. The entire miles from Craig. There are 16 children in the family, Barron B. Beshoar, associate field such occurrences. family is shown below with the exception of the oldest girl, Mary, who is married. Standing, left to representative of the minority “ This war is a war involving all right, Paul, Jr.; Joseph, Alice, Eva, Julia, .Stephen, now in the army; Helen, Anna, Michael, and Nicholas. ranging in age from two to 22 years old, and nearly half New Director of grroups branch of the War Produc­ American citizens. All have been Seated, Jeanette, Ivan, Robert, Andrew, and Daniel, with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kawchak in the center. o f these were in the class. A similar school was held in the tion board, to discuss problems of asked to share alike the burdens, home last summer. the Rocky Mountain arsenal project and all must have equal opportu The Rev. Paul D. Slattery, pastor, says that members and to delve further into the in­ nity to participate in the war in­ of the family are excellent Cath- USO-NCCS Club vestigation of charges that Span­ dustries on a merit basis. The na­ ish-speaking workmen had been olics and that their life is an un­ tion must remain united to win a usually happy one. They attend barred from the job. The confer­ (Trim to Page 6 — Column i ) For the second time within two ence was called by Ted Orme of St. Michael’s church in Craig. The weeks the USO club, operated by the labor relations division of the oldest child, Stephen, is in army the National Catholic Community War Production board. service. The oldest girl, Mary, is Service at 222 E. 17th avenue, married. Two neighbor boys, David Denver, will have a new director. Contractors’ officials denied SISTfll PRfllES and Edward Hudak, were en- - Robert F. O’Keefe, Milwaukee, that they had given orders that MiloyiiGED ron rolled in the Kawchak summer who assumed the post June 21, re­ might be construed as discriminat­ school this year. signed to accept another position ing against Spanish-speaking work­ 14366980 Classes were conducted by Fa­ and will be replaced by Gerard ers on the arsenal job and said that ther Slattery and two Benedictine Hyde of Jamaica, Long Island. if such orders had been given by Sisters from Canon City in Craig Mr. Hyde, who will arrive in anyone connected with the work in the morning and in the Kawchak Denver early next week, was they were made without authority. home in the afternoon. There were physical education and health It was decided, however, to con­ about 30 enrolled in the Craig instructor in St. John’s university, tinue the inquiry in a conference m LEARN LATIN The Rev. John J. Kelley, Qhan- school. The parish at present lists Brooklyn. A graduate of St. set for 2 p.m. Friday, July 3. cellor, announces the follftwing some 35 families. About one-third John’s, he also attended Columbia Among those present in Thurs­ clerical appointments in the of the Catholics in the parish have university and was group work day’s meeting were Father Ordi­ With the help of 11 pupils of Pueblo diocese: moved away because one or more consultant for the New York city nas, Mr. Beshoar, Lt. Col. C. H. St. Mary’s academy, Denver, Sis­ The Rev. Joseph F. Kane, from of the family entered defense board of education. Breitweiser, chemical plant super­ ter M. Lilliana proved to members assistant in St. Joseph’s parish. work. of the American Classical league Play Center Planned visor; Col. Carl H. Jabelonsky, Grand Junction, to administrator Father Slattery says that the Tentative plans for a play cen­ army district engineer; Mr. Orme; on Wednesday that foreign lan­ of the Sacred Heart parish, Fruita. guages, both classical and modern, loss of parishioners is not so no­ ter adjacent to the club will pro­ George Dessericn,*assistant to The Rev. Francis G. Faistl, from ticeable in the missions of Rifle and vide an opportunity for service Orme; George Voyzey, general can be successfully taught to chil­ dren in the pre-primer and pri­ assistant in Sacred Heart parish, Silt, where vacation schools are men in the area to participate in Eastern representative of the Hod Alamosa, to S t Joseph’s parish. now under way. Classes are held their favorite sports when the Carriers and Common Laborers’ mary grades. Sister Lilliana, a former teacher Grand Junction. for 20 children in Rifle in the morn­ project is completed. Officials of union; Aaron Taylor, financial sec­ ing and for 25 in Silt in the after­ the club said that although the retary of Denver local No. 720 of in S t Mary’s academy and now a The Rev. Joseph J. Walsh, member of the faculty of St. pastor of Sacred Heart parish, noon. Archbishop Urban J. 'Vehr of plans did not call for any exten­ the Hod Carriers and Common La­ Denver confirmed a group of 21 sive sports prognram because of the borers’ union; C. W. Heyer, ar­ Mary’s high school in Colorado Fruita, is awaiting? appointment - to Springs, addressed a meeting of military chaplaincy and will persons, of whom seven were adult size of the plot they would, how- senal project manager for the con­ converts within the past year, in (Tum to Pages — Column S) tractors; A. G. Underwood, per- the Classical league, held in con­ assist temporarily in St. Patrick’s junction with the National Edu­ pariah, Pueblo Craig Monday evening, June 22. Father Slattery has been stationed After Seven Years cational association’s Denver con­ The Rev. Andrew Sucek, as­ vention. Her address on "Teach­ in the Craig parish for seven sistant chaplain in the Sacred years. ing Latin to Very Young Chil­ Iteart orphanage, to St. Francis dren” was followed by Latin and Bishop, Joe Palooka Join 40 CONVERTS Xavier’s parish, Pueblo. Fr. McCaddon Exchanges French demonstrations by the academy girls. Father Kane was bora Oct. 21, Fr. McLellan to Do Recalling the declaration of Fa­ 1912, in St. Louis, Mo. He ther James A. Kleist, S.J., editor In Fight on Intolerance studied philosophy in the St. Mission. Promotion; OCC for Army Chaplaincy of the Classical Bulletin, in 1936 TO BE fiJPTIEED Louis Preparatory seminary and that “ Latin in the grades is so theology in Kenrick seminary, Webster Groves, Mo., from 1934 First Mass July B startling an announcement that (By Rev. Patrick Stauter) was “ simply overwhelmed” by the (B y Paul H. Hallktt) than the resignation as chaplain we stand aghast for a moment,” Bishop Joseph C. WiUging of clipping. An interesting exchange to 1938. He was ordained in St. Increasingly within the past two Sister Lilliana reviewed American Pueblo and Joe Palooka, famous of letters followed. Mary’s Cathedral, Lincoln, Nebr., The Rev. Daniel B. McLellan, of the Rev, Damen L. McCaddon, April 16, 1938, by Bishop Louis Colorado’s first native to be or­ vears you may have observed experiments in the teaching of the comic strip character.^ have joined The affair started-when Bishop here and there in Colorado and who except for a few months in B. Kucera. Father Kane was in- dained a Maryknoller, has been 1937 has had a continuous record language of the Romans to young forces to oppose Nazi racial and W illing addressed the Pueblo Ki- Wyoming collections of oblong children. religious intolerance. A quotation cardinated into the then Denver assispied to promotion work for tha of service to the “ Woodpecker Approximately 40 more con­ waqis club. It was his first such diocese in June, 1940, and was as­ foreign mission society and will wc^en buildings, paint peeling off, “ The school that seems to have the Bishop made from a statement talk to a service club since his in- blank windowth-brakenf'waKcs ahd Army" since July of 1934. Father vert; will be baptized in the Ca­ signed to S t Joseph’s church in make his headquarters in the or­ McCaddon is to report for active had continued succega h em the by Joe was picked up by Pueblo st^ation. He pointed out plots once zealously tended now pre-primer to the fifth grade is SL thedral Friday and Saturday eve­ newspapermen and sent to the cre­ der’s house in"?t. L(bui4, Mo. T h i' duty as an army chaplain July 25. nings as a result of the weekly tolerance of race and religion is youn^ missioner, who was or­ overgrown with we^s. The CCC Mary’s academy,” said Sister Lil­ ator of the strip. Ham Fisher, who one of the chief causes of the pres­ Father Faistl was born Nov. 19, in this area, save for five doomed Of all the camps of the Civilian liana. “ The experiment in this convert classes that are conducted 1914. His studies in philosophy dained to the priesthood in th« Conservation corps that have there, the Rev. Arthur Lucy, who ent tragedy in the world. He went chapel of the Maryknoll mother- camps, is at an end. By no other private school for girls began on to ridicule the Nazi idea of the were made from 1934 to 1936 in event is the end better signalized sprung up and died in Wyoming under the direction of Sister Mary conducts the lectures, reported S t Charles’ college seminary, house, Maryknoll, N. Y., on June and Colorado in the past seven this week. This number will bring John J . Sullivan superiority of the “ pure Aryan” 21, will celebrate his first Solemn Ancilla Cole in 1936. Her little race, and in connection \rith this Columbus, 0. He studied theology years, from Mesa Verde to Yel­ group of first g;raders recogmized the total of converts to more than in M t St. Mary’s seminary. Nor- Mass in Annunciation church this lowstone, there has not been one 100 in the present Church year. quoted the pointed and colorful re­ * /-V M. X— 4AOO Sunday, TJuly ««1 vv R 5, at O9:30 *0 A o’clock. Priest to Mark Latin as a means of communica­ marks on that subject by Joe Pa wood, 0., from 1936 to 1938, where Chaplain McCaddon has not tion and soon' wanted to express Thirty-three adult converts were Is Lecturer of when he transferred to St Father McLellan, who is ex­ talked, said Mass,” heard Confes baptized Dec. 20 and another looka. pected in Denver July 4, preached themselves in this 'new-found’ Said Joe: “ So these are pure Thomas’ semina^ in Denver, where sions. Four hundred and twenty tongue. By Christmas of that class of 26 persons was received he completed his preparation for in the first Solemn Mass of on* 25th Jubilee in six thousand miles total the dis­ into the Church in March. Ayyans! Th’ super-doopers of the of his classmates, the Rev. Law­ first year they were able to ‘show Denver K. of C. world! Look like ordinary punks the priesthood in 1940. He was or­ tance he has traveled; 60 camps ofT their talents in Latin. They Members of eight non-Catholic dained by the then Bishop Urban rence A. Enright, M.M., in St. have received his ministrations. to me! The first Nazis were the Mary’s Cathedral, Lincoln, Nebr., presented for the students of the denominations are represented in scum of the world 1 Criminals came J, Vehr in the Denver Cathedral St. Elizabeth’s Chaplain McCaddon kept his ap­ academy, their parents, and other the present class. Among the John J. Sullivan, prominent Cath­ (Turn to Page S — Column f ) Sunday, June 28. ___ pointments even if he had to travel olic investment banker of Denver, up from the sewers, joined Hitler, guests of the school a little pro­ faiths once professed by the new and fought law and order and reli­ at night over the comfortless gram composed of Latin versions converts are the following: Pres­ has accepted the appointment to ffis Sister Was ^Valiant Soldier^ The Rev. Meinrad Wesselman, reaches of Wyoming in a blizzard. the office of lecturer of the Denver gion an’ everything worthwhile. O.F.M., a missioner attached to St. of English playlets and stories. byterian, Methodist, Baptist, After they overthrew the govern­ Once he had for his bed the side Study Mutt Be Informal Lutheran, Congregationalist, council, Knights of Columbus, ten­ Peter’s church, Chicago, will cele­ of Red mountain between Silver- dered him by Grand Knight Her­ ment they started teaching the brate his silver jubilee in the “ It would be a serious mistake Greek Orthodox, Christian, and youth to hate! For twenty years Fr. Sliney in Force That ton and Ouray, because two land­ bert Fairall. priesthood with a Ma.ss in St. Eliz­ to impose the study of formal Episcopalian. Two couples, two they been spreadin’ hate fer civil slides blocked the progress and abeth’s church, Denver, Sunday, grammar upon the child from six members of the armed forces, and A past grand knight and a past ization an’ democracy. Anybody retreat of his car. In traveling the Colored girl are numbered state deputy of the Knights of July 12, at 10:30. Mass oflScers to ten years of age. Up to the age one back home who’s spreadin’ intol­ 40 miles between Durango and Tel- among the class, which has been have not been announced yet, but of ten, the child is bilingual, i.e., Columbus, Mr. Sullivan has been erance against any person becuz Bags Japanese Cruiser luride he rode a Packard fitted to meeting weekly since the March no less prominent in civic affairs. it is expected that the speaker will is able to learn a language without of his race, creed, or color is (Turn to Page 6 — Column 6) group was baptized. be the Rt. Rev, A. Plachta of Sauk (Turn to P a g e s — Column S) He is a past president of the spreadin’ Nazi principles an’ ain’t Denver Communitjr Chest, treas­ ■Centre, Minn, A reception will be The Cathedral parish has aver­ an American an’ is as much a Nazi A letter from Lieut,-Col. Ed­ herself to all with whom she came held following the Mass. In ad- She Is Mother Antonia of St. Paul aged more than 100 converts an­ urer of the Colorado Hospital as these birds! I can’t pussyfoot! mund C. Sliney, now stotioned in contact. I can honestly say d^ion to numerous friends and nually for the past 15 years.- If Service association, known better Let’s face it! Let’s hit the guilty— “ somewhere in the Pacific,” de­ that she had more vitality than relatives in Denver, relatives from the fall class is as large as the as the Blue Cross plan, and a or else it’ll be too bad.” scribes as “ a valiant soldier” his any other person— male or female Minnesota will be present. Great Catholic Educator other two that have been in­ member of the executive committee A report of the Bishop’s talk was sister, Sarah E. Sliney, whose •whom I have ever known, nor father Meinrad, the son of the structed this year, all records in of the newly formed 'War Chest. printed in the Pueblo press and a death in San Francisco was re­ have I met any one more willing convert making will be broken in He is proof of the theory that a newspaperman sent a clipping to ported last week in the Denver and eager to serve and aid those the parish this year. Besides the busy man is the one who does Mr. Fisher, The same day that Catholie Register. The letter also about her. Besides caring for my Attends NEA Convention (Turn to Page S — Column i ) things. Fisher received the clipping he reveals that Chaplain Sliney was sister and me in all our household Mr. Sullivan brings a world of wrote Bishop Willging as follows: with a force of which a fljnng needs, she managed to take a very Catholic Hour Will experience and a genuine love of Your Excellency: fortress bagged a Japanese cruiser (Tu?pi to P a g e s — Column 8) Among the delegates to the Na­ the Knights of Columbus to his I was simply overwhelmed today in a recent encounter (pre­ After teaching in S t Joseph’s new task. In accepting the ap­ tional Educational association’s academy, St Paul, for 13 years, when I received a clipping from the sumably the great naval battle at Jubilarian Known convention in Denver this week is Be Aired at 4 P.M. pointment, he said: “ The idea of Pueblo Chieftain which carried Midway). she became a member of the fac­ acting as lecturer for the Denver a scholarly, dynamic religious, who ulty of S t Catherine’s college in your remarks during your recent Both Sadie and his older sister, In Colorado council is intriguing. The Knights has done as much as any woman 1904, left to continue her studies Sundays Over KOA appearance at the Ki^anis club of Minnie, were evacuated from of Columbus have been a force for in America to raise the standards in 1905, and returned to the college Pueblo. I am deeply grateful to Hickam Field, Hawaii, last Christ­ good in thia community for 40 of Catholic higher education and in 1909, In 1914 she became dean you and I want to take this oppor mas day, Father Sliney writes, and The Catholic Hour, famous re­ years. They have rendered out­ to win for Catholic institutions and in 1917 president of St. Cath­ tunity to thank you from the bot­ they located at 100 Palm avenue, ligious program produced by the standing service to God and their rightful recognition in in­ erine’s college, which, under her tom of my heart. San Francisco, to await their National Council of Catholic Men, country. tellectual circles. She is Mother direction, made rapid progress in will return to its former time, 4 For these past twelve years brother’s tour of foreign duty. Mary Antonia McHugh, president educational circles. The lato “Denver council has developed have tried to use Joe Palooka as They had been with him in vari­ o’clock, on Sunday afternoon over many men from its ranks, and nas emeritus of the College of St Archbishop of St. Paul, the Most station KOA, Denver. For some a medium to spread the gospel of ous army posts for 20 years and Catherine in St. Paul, Minn Rev. John Ireland, was a constant made the influence of the Church, love of one’s fellowman, a respect grew to love Denver and Colorado months the program has been by the example of the lives of these and enthusiastic advocate of for his belief in God, no matter while he was stationed in Fitz- With Mother Antonia in Denver transcribed and broadcast later in men, felt in the civic and patriotic Mother Antonia’s work. the evening. The Rev. Vincent what faith he may be a member of, simons hospital. is Sister James Agnes, a member life of the community. of the faculty of St. Catherine’s Ha* Phi Beta Kappa Key Lloyd-Russell of Los Angeles this and equal rights of all races. In “ Sadie was an inva|pable aid to Largely because of Mother An- “ We must not forget our first spite of a great deal of opposition me in my work throughout all college, who addressed a home eco­ Sunday opens a series on the Cath­ love. No matter what demands nomics session of the convention (Tum to Page 8 — Column S) olic interpretation of culture. during these last dozen trying those years,” the priest recalls, may be made on our time by other (Turn to Page 6 — Column 4) “ and at the same timo endeared on Tuesday afternoon. organizations not connected with Mother Antonia’s educational the Church, our first duty is to leader.ship has won recognition in REGIS SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDED preserve and foster the organiza­ both Catholic and secular circles tions within the Church.” LEGION OF MARY SOLVES Fr, Meinrad Wesielman of America and Europe, and she The work of lecturer is second in has held since 1931 the Papal TO MARK PRIEST’S JUBILEE importance only to that of grand late Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wessel­ medal Pro Ecelesia et Pontifiee. knight. Leo J. Scherer, the re­ CHURCH LEAKAGE PROBLEM man, was born in Duelm, Minn., Now getting a much-needed rest tiring lecturer of the council, has some 64 years ago. He sang his from active duty as president of A scholarship to Regis college stall to provide for continuance rehdered excellent service during first Solemn Mass in St Eliza­ St. Catherine’s collie, she still the past year. He remains as Advising, pastors worried about beth’s church, Denver, July 8, commemorating the golden■Ide jubilee of his scientific work in Regis and the Rev. Roy Figlino, arch­ keeps up a full program of schol­ chairman of the social activities the leakage from the Church and diocesan director of the organiza­ 1917, because most of the family of the ordination of the Rev. Ar- college may be added to until and arly work, and is an important fig committee. a fall in school enrollments to tion. had moved here. One of the fam­ mand W. Forstall, S.J., professor including Sunday, July 6, it was ure in educational meetings the of analytic chemistry of Regis and The next meeting of the council bring in the legion “ and your prob­ The Denver Ordinary cited the ily of seven children is dead. country over. announced by Dr. J. Leonard Swi- widely known scientist, has been gert, who is in charge of the burse. will be held Tuesday evening, July lems will be solved,” Archbishop phenomenal growth of the legion llie Rev. Leonard Schlimm, Others living beside Father Mein Urban J. Vehr keynoted the first rad are Mrs. Bob Kerstiens, Au' Mother Antonia was-born in established by friends of Father Contributions -will be accepted in 7. At this time the newly elected in the state of Colorado and urged O.S.B., who was Apostolic Adminis­ Omaha, Nebr., May 17, 1873, the Forstall led by Dr. R. G. Gustav- Dr. Swigert’s office in the Republic officers will be installed, and the ■Westera congress of the Legrion of a concerted movement to make its trator of Holy Cross abbey in gmst, Alex, and Hubert Wessel­ Mary. The two-day session of the man, all of Denver or its suburbs, daughter of Patrick and Rose Mc­ son, dean of the graduate school building, 16th street and Treraont grand knight will announce the work known in the rural and thinly Canon Gty in 1931 and 1932, will lerionaries drew more than 400 and Louis Wesselman of S t Cloud, Hugh. After completing the course of the University of Colorado. Dr. place. appointment of the various com­ populated areas of the Rocky celebrate the 50th anniversary of Minn. of studies in St. Joseph’s academy, Gustavson holds an honorary de­ Crowd Attend. Ma*. mittees for the coming year. driegates from praesidia in four Mountain area. hi* profession in the Order of Su St Paul, and S t Mary’s academy, gree conferred by Regis college. A congregation that filled the Rocky Mountain sthtes to the Many From Distant Points Benedict on Saturday, July 11. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Can., she at­ The scholarship, which was edifice heard Father Forstall oifer church and high school of S t Fran­ In addition to the large number The ceremonies of the celebration Grand I^ e Chapel tended the University of Chicago, established June 28, on the occa­ his jubilee Mass of Thanksgiving 2nd Regis Retreat cis de Sales’ parish Saturday and of members of local praesidia pre- will be conducted in St. Vincant’a Sunday, June 27 and 28. To Be Open Sunday from which she won the A.B., sion of Father Forstall’s celebra: in Loyola church. The sermon was Will Open July 9 ent for the Mass that opraed the arebabbey, Latrobe, Pa., where Fa­ B.Ed., and M.A. degrees; Columbia tion of his 50 years in the priest­ preached by the RL Rev. Hugh Archbishop Vehr delivered his session on Sunday morning, St. ther Leonard entered the novitiate university in New York, and the Regia college’* *ecoiiDublin, Ireland, and or­ eph P, Donovan, C.M., of St. Louis he still is stationed. Father Leonard town for the summer. fessed religious for almost halJE a The golden jubilee burse being Golden of El Paso, Tex.; George ately. ganizer for the Legion of Mary in reviewed the wonders wrought by was bora Jun* 15| 1874, in St* century. solicited ia honor of Father For­ (Turn to Pages — Column 4) th* Western states and Canada, (Turn to Page 8 — Column 3) Marys, Pa. PAGE TWO Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystono 4205 Thursday, July 2, 1942

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(Continued From Pape One) (Continued From Pape One) DEIWER BRICK STAIN CONIPANY CHerry 1083 1225 Olenarm St. questioning about the forms used. June 15, 1940, and appointed an After the age of ten, this gift of assistant pastor in Alamosa. bilingualism slowly disappears and Father Walsh was bom in is replaced by an attitude of rea­ Chicago, May 22, 1907. He soning on forms encountered and studied philosophy in St. Mary’s by comparison between the new seminary, Perryville, Mo., and language and the mother tongue. took his theology course in St. The teacher should, therefore, take Thomas’ seminary. He was or­ advantage of this power and base dained June 15, 1935, in the the teaching upon the adoption Denver Cathedral by Bishop Vehr method— that is, imitation and and was assigned to St. John’s repetition. parish in Denver as an assistant. Jim McConatr, Jr. James P. McConatr, “ To effect results the atmos­ In June, 1939, he was made pastor 4} Ttan Expsrimcs phere of the classroom must be of Sacred Heart church in Fruita. kept informal and happy. The Father Sucek was bora in Deathless as the ages is the funeral service children should be given an op- Czecho-Slovakia July 10, 1896. He portunity for self-expression. that is the perfect tribute to the departed. studied philosophy and theology in Greetings and similar expressions the Pontifical College Josephinum, Everythinsr to the smallest detail is taken care should be introduced at the ve^ Worthington, 0., from 1917 to beginning. Games and even Latin of by a perfectly trained, expert staff that REGIS SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDED 1924. He was ordained July 14, songs will help to make the class­ 1924, in St. Joseph’s Cathedral, makes the service perfectly smooth and digni­ room a happy place. In this way Columbus, 0., by Bishop James J. the child will enjoy the language, fied. For this you need pay no more. TO MARK PRIEST’S JUBILEE Hartley of Columbus for the and* at the same time this system Diocese of Fort Wayne, Ind., in will permit the teacher to ad­ which he served before coming to vance slowly. . . . (Continued From Pape One) glorious,” said Monsignor McMen- Keith, S.J., of Mankato, Minn.; amin, “ but what of the future! Colorado in February, 1927, for Regular Charge Purchases in “ The child’s rhythmical nature his health. is shown at an early age. For James B. Walker, O.P., of River Shall the priesthood of today over­ this reason, the young mind should Forest, 111.; Ernest Dannegger, come the new paganism as did S.J.; Francis X. Hoefkens, S.J.; their predecessors^ Or shall this ^F ederal at No. Speer be stored with poems that will Fr. Sliney in Feres please him and that will not lose Bernard J. Murray, S.J.; Joseph new paganism conquer the Church? GRand 1626 their charm with the years. It P. Donnelly, S.J.; Victor Vifquam, Shall the prieetho^ fail? No, for Thai Bags Cruiser would be well to introduce him to S.J.; Harold Stanbell, S.J.; Leo God never leaves Himself without the psalms and canticles that ex­ C. Brown, S.J.; Michael L. Hinde- a witness here on earth. And just press love, worship, and praise lang, S.J.; Edward J. Morgan, as there was a Moses to lead the (Continued F^rom Page One) S.J., and Arthur F. Versavel, S.J.; chosen people from bondage; just July and, when put into simple Latin, active part in parish and civilian delight and benefit the child. . . . Messrs. Eidward T. Foote, S.J.; as a han^ul of Greeks turned John W. Lilly; S.J.; Traffnvd, back the multitudinous forces of work, including Catholic Charities Drama If Vaiuabla Aid P. Maher, S.J.; Robert J. O’Sul­ Xerxqs; just as there was a De­ and Red Cross. “ On Dec. 7 [when the Japanese Rotaries “ Children are bom little actors; livan, S.J.; Martin 0. Vaske, S.J.: mosthenes to hurl defiance at attacked Pearl harbor) she per­ in fact, dramatization is the king­ Edward R. Vollmar, S.J., and Philip, and an O’Connell in the Cl Thomas C. Donohue, S.J. house of parliament; just as there formed valiant service in my quai'- earance dom of the child. For this reason, ters, not only on that day but dur­ drama must be used freely. . . . Joseph Clifford, noted Catholic was a Washington to lead his Prayer Books singer, sang an “ Ave Maria” as ragged, shoeless soldiers to a new ing the hectic days that followed, One might bring him into contact caring for boys slightly wounded Require NO Initial Payment with marionettes and puppets. . . . an Offertory motet, and “ Panis republic, and a Lincoln to extend Angelicus,” assisted in the latter liberty to a lowly people—so, too, and feeding lads by the score. The -■-Payable by SEPTEMBER lOTH The Latin and French teachers in old family ice box underwent a St. Mary’s academy have corre­ by the boys’ choir of Loyola church. there will be other Peters and Medals and Before the Mass there was a Pauls; other Leo the Greats and terrific barrage, but supplies were lated their work with that in the more plentiful then than now, and puppet shop, and ex ore infantium procession from the sacristy to the Gregory Hildebrands; other Bor- romeos and Ignatius Loyolas; we were happy to aid the boys who et laetantium tout of the mouths of front of the church, headed by a other Leo the Thirteenths, and were putting in long hours guard­ babes and sucklings] have come crose-bearer and the boys’ vested Ckaias choir. The procession moved from Pius the Twelfths, to carry on the ing the various homes, especially All-Wool TROPICAL SUITS forth such dramatic productions as those containing women. A val­ Tree Vr»i lik e Three Bears] and the front of the church back to the glorious work, ‘the gates of hell sanctuary. shall not prevail against them'.” iant soldier has gone to rest. Please W ere Sale Priced to $27.50 Parva Rubra Mitella [Little Red give her an occasional memento. Army Emblems Riding Hood] . . , In his sermon, Monsignor Mc- Turning toward Father Forstall, Menamin, who has known Father Monsignor McMenamin said "I had the good fortune to ac­ “ American youths today are, Forstall for 48 years, paid high company one of our ‘striking for the most part, too old when “ Your life, dear Reverend Jubi­ Scapulars tribute to the jubilarian and em­ larian, has. been spent for the forces’ on a hot mission during they start the study of Latin. The phasized the high station of the most part in the quiet places. You our big week. One of the .planes ills besetting the classics come priesthood in telling of the strife have shunned that tinkling sound, (flying fortresses) in my group Wallets, ale. mainly out of the original fault of the Church has overcome. bagged a Japanese cruiser. The tardy beginning. The secret of the applause of multitudes . “ Oh, the history of the past is And, so, a wonderful''surprise army, navy, and marines did a gaining power to think in Latin lies fine job, and the Japanese will be in the daily practice of some awaits you on that great day, when the innumerable deeds of kindness, licking their wounds for many a simple phrases. . . . month to come; a real threat to deeds of patience and charity and C P . “ From the work that has been helpfulness you showered upon this place and the West cpbst has ♦ jB in ts C lb r k e accomplished to date in St. Mary’s Forty Converts your boys, will; come rolling back been removed, at least for quite a academy . . . we are convinced an ocean tide, bearing on its crest spell. Expect to go down south 3 that Latin, if properly taught, the souls of those with whom you of the equator before long on an Over 1,000 N ew Fall A ll-W ool Baodfsartor* for is not too difficult for the gram­ came in contact. inspection trip. One never knows CHURCH mar grades. " To perfect the Will Be Baptized these days what lies ahead, and experiment that has been begun “ I would pay to you what I aaiicLBa op osvotion believe to be the highest compli­ such trips, filled with thrills and and carried on with some success CmntCH FINTBHIN6S . GOODS ment one man can pay to another, dangers in normal times, are just YEAR ’ROUND SUITS In St. Mary’s academy, we feel that (Continued Front Pape One) BOOKS POB THl CKTl^ There are men of genius whose packed with them now. So please OLIO UUTT AKD CLESCT HOUSE Latin must be continued through regular classes, private instruc­ remember me too in your nra; prayers Were Sale Priced to $36.85 out tile grammar grades.” activities in the world of science, tions are given by all the assist­ in the world of letters, in oratory, and also the lads committedd to my care. 1636*38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 The following pupils of Sister ants of the Cathedral to those who if you will, have won the admira Ancilla took part »in the Latin are interested in the Church, It tion of those who knew them. But language demonstration that was is the custom also to give private there are other men, and many given After Sister Lilliana’s ad­ instructions to all attending the of them, who have accomplished Holds dress: Ann Caroline Lawrence, lectures who wish to enter the no great things in these various MammethI Free! UBtil . T 5 Jo Ann Seep, Marilyn Coffey, and Church. fields, but the beauty and the OCT. Nina Odescalchi, second graders; The following .will be baptized saintliness of whose character de­ 1st and Mary Ellen Seep, Judy Hig- either Friday , or Saturday eve­ mand our love. __ TROUSiM Bon, and Mary Evelyn Lawrence, AVAILABLE WITH The Good Shepherd Aid ning: Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sand­ "We admire you for your-._8cl- FIREWORKS MOST s u m third graders. burg, 333 E. 18th avenue; Dewey entific, genius; we love you for McKinzie, 1373 Humboldt; Harry The Good Shepherd Aid will hold the Lawn Party at The French demonstration was your character. And I peld to given by these four-an^a-half- Smith, Lakewood; Lois Brooks, no man greater admiration nor the Good Shepherd Convent on year-old pre-primer pupils: Su­ 1900 Emerson; Mr. and Mrs. greater love. And I am thanking K JULY 3 200 TOPCOATS zanne Sherart, Colleen Doyle, Glenn Perrin, 1079 Pearl; Hari- God this morning for having kathleen Moffat, and Bonna ette Lombardi, 3640 Race; Lt. deemed the world worthy of having Were Sale Priced to $26.85 Tuesday, July 14 at 2:30 o’okiek Levings. Malcolm C. McDowell, 725 Logan; had you so long. God bless you, Florence Klee, 1657 Pennsylvania; Father Forstall?’ HAVE YOU Pauline Bieber, 1011 11th street; $ LAKESIDE Marietta Hamm, 1301 Sherman; In a reception held Sunday aft­ PRIZES REFRESHMENTS 35o MODERNIZED YOUR ernoon in the Shirley-Savoy hotel *s Donna Rice, Plaza hotel; Gale DENVER’S I8MARTE8T INSURANCE? Neiawanger, 1320 Pennsylvania; several hundred friends of Father AMUSEMENT PARK Holds Forstall called to pay their re­ u n til Car* win meet the Tramway and Bn* at Louisiana and Protect Yourtelf againti new Charles Phelps, 1337 E. 17th ave­ nue; Ruby Stevens, 2146 High; spects to the jubilarian and to Final W eek OCT. So. Gaylord from 2:00 until 2:30 P.M. haeardt. congratulate him on bis half cen­ Miry Gustovich, 1’740 Sherman; 1st HORACE W. BENNETT Edward James, *912 E. 12th ave­ tury of priesthood. Jack Teagarden & CO. nue; Anita Bondi, 608 E. 12th (ESP tl( Tabot Bide- Phona TA. UT*. avenue; Mrs. A. E. Peck, 1666 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS PKANK eNGLAND. Kamacaa High; Mrs. Ruth Miller Sparks, Inraranr* DaDartaant 1671 Logan; USO-NCCS Club Also Available on Our . . . Chartea L. Clark, 790 Niagara; SPtCliYL'iyi Alice Downey, 119 S. Garteld-; Has New Leader James Noell, 1127 Gaylord; Mary 90-DAY-PAY A1 Third Down AU6UIT Spears, 1650 Tremont; Helen —balance in SEPTi'OOTi Curtis, 1955 Emerson; Mrs. E. A. (Continued From Pape One) GLAND DISEASES AU, MILLER “SUPERS” OPEN Hansen, 2255 California; L. J. ever, place such equipment as was Roden, 1231 Grant; Mrs. L. J. feasible on the grounds. Bad­ Sandridge, 3333 Williams; Elms minton and horseshoe courts, etc., V«a.rv*^ St4U» MPCCnOK Wf ADACMt, HCAfr*404Wl UQI W i, Christmas, 1513 Arapahoe; Mrs. are scheduled to be built. TOMSIUm. CVI A»4D lAlOIKAJO. Margaret De Haven, 823 E. 14th CATJUUCT, NMiTQ. MUkUYtthL ’TIL 10 FRIDAY NI6HT! Nothing* special has been Atnamv, m n ahd low moo6 Ftasutt bUBVOUi AMD OUND avenue: Mrs. Paul Alherton, 1476 planned for the Fourth of July eOCASB. FtOfTATf OUM^ OOfTH, Pennsylvania; Marjorie Blanch­ m . lie AMO iAO( fam, boot holiday, but the usual Sunday eve­ BAUNCI. UCBO VAC AMO %*00 For the "4th ard, Edna Givens, bnd j'jDanrell ning buffet supper will not be OCOmAllMOUrr Heinrichs, 1284 Pennsylvania. omitted. The Archdiocesan Holy Name union will play host to the service men this week under the « v$5.96 chairmanship of Ed O’Connor. A dance slated for Saturday night ESSLEY SHIRTS has been cancelled. It will be held “ You can’t beat four aces.’ * and Other Famous Brands, Regularly $1.85 to $2.50 later in the month. “ You can’t beat FUN.’’ Thirty-five soldiers, armed with passes secured in the club, ac­ Woven fabrics, better prints, and ■ Q O cepted the invitation of Mrs. Ella whites. All sizes, 14 to 17, all W ■ Mullen Weekbaugh to use the Weekbaugh swimming pool last sleeve lengths. .Save on these I 3 Sunday afternoon. The invitation nationally famous ahirts I ^ |4,oo is a weekly one with the soldiers’ FRAMES NEED FITTING, TOO being permitted to use the pool in Like hnut th* frame* of vonr flute* two groups. The hours ere from •hould be expertly fit W* fit frtmu 3:30 to 5, and from 5 to 6:30 p.m. with the tame car* that Identiflea our refraetians. Bathing Trunk* Needed J. H. COTLE, Reflitered Optonietrtat In order to accommodate those GLASSES ON EASY TERMS who wish to swim there, club of­ Sportswear Reduced OPTICAL DiPARTMCHT ficials said that several dozen pairs of trunks would be required. An All-Wool Sport Coats, specially SEARS. ROEBU

Thursday, July 2, 1942 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE T c m p i i i P JESUIT IS FETED BY GRADS T1 OF OLD SACRED HEART HIGH € O M . P A K L E

(Sacred Heart-Loyeia Pariih) friendship and loyalty which were A large crowd of graduates of started in old Sacred Heart school The lower cost ofour the old Sacred Heart high school on Lawrence street. The Rev. Dependable; Defined gathered in Loyola hall in the past William Monohan, also an alum­ week for an evening of reunion. nus, attended the celebration. Fa­ III ST. J S ^ i c e . WL BY CIBL SGflUISThe guest of honor was the Rev. ther John Golden of El Paso, Tex., in O K T U A l U f f Raymond Connell, S.J., of the who attended Sacred Heart grade and high schools, delighted the (Blessed Sacrament Parish) class of 1928, who offered his first (St. John’s Parish) Gtenddle 3663 Solemn Mass in Loyola church on graduates with remarks about Devotions in honor of the Sa­ In the past week the Girl Scouts Sunday, June 21, The Rev. Dr. early days in the Jesuit school. cred Heart will be held on the first from the Park Hill and East Den­ Edward Morgan, S.J., welcomed Joe Beckler, another alumnus, Friday in the evening at 7:45. ver districts started their outdoof the old graduates to the reunion sang two songs and received The Miraculous Medal novena summer w6rk. The varied pro­ and introduced the guest of honor. hearty applause. Highest honors wilT be held on Saturday morning §lt. john'^s gram to be followed ranges from Father Connell responded with a for attendance went to the class after the Masses. whittling to nutrition courses. The few words. Father Hubert Newell, of 1910. Of nine who were The banns of Matrimony were VISIT THE NEW first activity was learning how to class of 1921, gave a talk in which graduated that year, four were announced Sunday, June 28, for EMPIRE forecast the weather. The girls he urged the old graduates to present for the reunion. The class the first time for Kenneth L. Pur- LINDSEY’S CLEANERS MIGHT AS W E LL FACE ITI make their own equipment and meet often and continued the great of 1906 likewise had a fine show­ furst of S t Philomena’s parish learn how to use it. The Blessed REAUTY SALON ing; of five graduates, two were and Catherine F. Guilfoyle of St 1U4 But tUi Auna* AND Shortages exist in some lines, on some things. Some of Sacrament troop is now busy mak­ present. Honors for the earliest John’s parish. Banns were also an­ ing a map of City park. In this LATEST STYLE BEAUTY WORK your desires for merchandise will get increasingly diffi­ pupils of Sacred Heart school were nounce^ for John Verron of DYERS map, which is being madp to scale, Pboa* MAia *761 for Appoiatm*at merited by Mrs. E. W. Connell S t Patrick’s parish and Gertrude KISS ARLEEK. A**i*tiac cult to fill as industry swings further into defense pro­ are placed the location of differ­ Altar Society to EMartoD 2989 and Mrs. Kelly, mother and aunt Gobson of St. John’s parish. Z4M E. ftli At*. duction. ent types df trees, birds, etc. of Father Connell, who attended William Porter, who was re­ Part of the course consists of out­ We’d prefer being able to sell you the things you want Sacred Heart grade school in cently graduated from the eighth door cooking, and for this the girls 1886. grade of S t John’s school, under­ to buy— all of them. But we’re glad industry is taking have to learn how to price foods, Receive Eucharist The. Connell family was well went an operation Saturday eve­ Loyola balance menus, and prepare the care of war needs, first—just as we know you're glad. represented: Father Raymond ning in S t Anthony's hospital. We’re not complaining, and you’re not, either. “ Going meals according to proper nutri­ Connell, his mother, Mrs. E. W. Mrs. John Murtaugh underwent without’’ now will mean a rosier future when the war tion rulesu Among the many other TOUR PATRONAGR IS WE APPRECUTE YOUR BUSINESS (St. Cnthnrinn’a Pariah) Connell; his brother, Richard Con­ an operation in St. Luke’s hospital APPRECUTED activities being taught are tennis, nell ; two sisters, Claire Connell on Thursday. clouds roll away. photography, archery, and arts and The monthly Communion of the Altar and Rosary society will be Martin and Mildred Connell Fort; Richard Claughsey is ill in a NILSON’S GROCERY crafts. two aunts, Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. local hospital. ESNER DRUG GO. Mrs. O’Rourke and Mrs. Volzke held Sunday, July 5, in the 7:30 (RED 4 WHITE) o’clock Mass. • Edward Nevans, all alumni of The Rev. Daniel Hurley of 2801 Josephine St. THE MAY COMPANY are organizing the work. Portland was a visitor in the home Marjory Hart Wed to Entign Mme*. Doherty, Rowe,_ Slattery, Sacred Heart school. CHerry 0122 Free Delivery t*$6 Jo**phlB* St EAst 414* of Mrs. J. M. Treckman, and offi­ Miss Marjory Hart became the and Purcell cared for the altars in Two members of the 1918 class FRESH DRUGS FREE DELIVERY June. Mmes. Dan Fla’nerty, F. W. met for the first time since grad­ ciated in S t John’s on Simday, bride of Ensign Stephen L. R. Mc- June 28. Nichols Saturday, June 27, in Bromme, T. N. Burns, and P, J. uation. Father Morgan read a McDermott will serve in July. list of the alumni who are in the Dr. Raymond J. Savage left SAVE TIRES — TRADE AT HOKE The firms listeii here de­ Blessed Sacrament church with the Thursday for San Diego for duly Rev. Richard E. Hieater officiating. Mrs. John Lynch and daughters armed forces, and asked those with the n a^ . Rocky Fiori serve to be remembered The bride was given in marriage entertained the Pinochle club in present to pray for the bo; Preferred Parish James Phillip, infant son of Mr. Appreeiatc* Cstholie Fstronsss by her father and was attended by their home, 3923 King street, often. The class of 1936 rani when you are distributing and Mrs. Ra]ph Springer, was bap­ her sister, Mrs. Thomas Batt, as Saturday evening, June 27. highest in regard to the service. Rocky’§ Pharmacy Any one wishing to donate tized June 21. Sponsors were your patronage in the dif­ Trading List matron of honor. Mrs. William Of 11 boys graduated that year, 17th & Race EA. 9867 garden flowers “for the altars in five are in the seiwice. One of Donald Clifford and Kathleen ferent lines of business. Thornton, Miss Margaret Haley, Springer. On June 28 Kathleen, PRESCRIPTIONS LIOUORS and Miss Regina Tynan were the the summer months may do so by these, Sgt. Pat Ridlen, was pres­ bringing them to the sacristy Sat­ ent. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. P. C. bridesmaids. Allen, was baptized. Joseph Craven MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER Following a breakfast for rela­ urday morning, or calling GL. The graduates sang the songs and Mrs. Helen Saunders were The mercbaaU represealed ia this leetlea are boosters. Tbey are tives and friends in the Park Lane 4523. that were famous in the days Holy Family sponsors. aadeos to work with yea aad are deserriag of year patreaage. Co­ hotel, the young couple left for a Wedding Soletnniaed of World war I. Mae McMahon Dr. and Mrs. William M. Earley operate with them. short wedding trip in the East. Miss Margaret O’Connor became Worden played the piano and she Attend Subteription ‘Dinner the bride of William J. Allspach, are the parents of a boy, bom June LU6ST£Rn m e s s e n o e R . also accompanied Mr. Beckler for 25 in S t Joseph’s hospital MILLER PNARMAGY A subscription dinner and so­ Jr., Thursday, June 25,, at 8 o’clock his solos. Two athletic coaches New families in the parish are GL. *617 Cor. W. 44Ui sb4 Tcbbtsob Cathedral cial were enjoyed Monday evening, before the Rev. D. A. 'Lemieux in whose teams won championships TAbor the Michael O’Donoghue’s of 761 June 22, in the Broadmoor Country a double-ring ceremony. The bride, for Sacred Heart high were among North Denver^s^ Most Bellaire and the J., Marranzino’s PATRONIZE THESE club by Messrs, and Mmes. Milton escorted to the altar by her father, the iguests,- Charlie Lang, boys’ Complete Drugstorel of 615 Milwaukee. 5345 EM Rony Liquor Store Allen, Harold F. Collins, Herbert Ray T. O’Connor, wore a gown of football and basketball coach, and PIGGLY-fOGGLY The Junior sodality enjoyed a Ob* Blodi from Holy Fsmfly Church Flannery, Leonard W e i r i c k, white faille taffeta made along Dess Bridges, whose girls’ team Mast to CIsrkt's Cbareb Goods picnic Bupper in Washington park "HAKE OUR STORE YOUR L*t Us PellTsr To«r P STORES Chauncey Wilson, and Emmett princess lines with a sweetheart won five straight championships ,**ITfcen Um in spfWts call Jarry** on Thursday evening, June 26. HEADQUARTERS" 424 18TH ST* 435 E. 17th Are. at Penn. Husey; Miss Ella Horan, Dr. Fred neckline and a motif of seed The graduates will observe the Peterson, and Mrs. Harold Kohl pearls. The sleeves were loni Members present were Misses 1634 Tremont KE. 4554 230 E. 13th Are. ordination of John Casey of the Theresa Albi, Shirley Comstock, GOOD FOOD of Tuscon, Ariz. ending with points over the hands When buying from the m C E DBUTKBt FBU PABONO 512 E. 13tb Ave. class of 1930 next year. In the Martha Ann Dyer, Gwen Gallegos, Mrs. Walter Kranz, who has and an abbreviated train. Her FAIR PRICES meantime a special rathering of Charlotte Lewis, Shirley Le^s, firms advertising in this been confined to her home the past finger-tip veil fell from a tiara of the alumni is schedmed for this Mary Catherine Madden, Margaret paper, please mention that three weeks, is somewhat improved seed pearls. She carried a bouquet fall. Bob Quinn, son of Mrs. Michael of roses, gardenias, and stepha- Anne Madden, Theresa Madden, you saw their advertise­ EDDIE’S King’s M u l Maihet Hospital Phamuey Schedule Announced Betty McKee, Clare O’Keefe, Jo­ Quinn, has been confined to a local notis. Helen A. Sweeney of Golden, sephine Palaze, Rose Marie Palaze, ment RED & WHITE Quality Meats, Poultry Proscription. Spodolist hospital her only attendant, chose a blue The order of Masses for the 8UNDBIBS — POUNTAIN Mrs. William Lembert, president taffeta frock made on the same summer months is the same as in and Alberta Plym. 43rd and Yale* GLendale 9915 Fish LIQUOB8 — WINES of the local chapter of Ddta.Zeta linA as the bride’s. She carried a the winter. There is a change, ASSOBTED LUNC^ KEATS CaU KE. 9977 ' alumnae, has returned from Colonial bouquet of roses. A clus­ however, in the hour of evening Lt, Msrphy Weathers list Ksrt IStb At*. Phan* TAber ItTS iTTH AND DOWNING French Lick, Ind., after attending ter of flowers was worn as the devotions. All evening devotions §t. Dominic’s that grroup’s national convention, head covering. during the vacation period will JUST OPENED to which she was a delegate. Edmund O’Connor, the bride’s be at 7 :30 o’clock instead of 7 :46. Crash ef Army Bomber SAVE TIRES — BUY AT OLSONS When buying from the Miss Ella Horan entertained brother, was best man. The bride Father Charles Koester of St Whittaktr'o Pharmacy with a luncheon and'bridge party is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose’s parish, St. Louis, is F(X» LEE’S MARKET firms advertising in this Word reached Denver this week “THE FRIENDLY S'foRE" in the Park Lane hotel in honor Ray T. O’Connor and the bride­ visiting in the home of his brother, that L t David Murphy, one of the OLSON’S,STORES 559 East Colfax paper, please mention that Free Feut Delivery of her mother and sister, Mrs. An- groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Koester. twin “ Flying MuiTihys’’ formerly ST. DOMINIC Where Qnelity and Orartesy you saw their advertise­ me O’Flaherty and Mrs. Harold W. JT Allspach. The wedding Father John Golden of El Paso, of S t James’ parish, Denver, had GL. 2401 Reign Kohl of Tucson, Ariz., who have breakfast was served in a down­ Tex., is visiting his mother, Mrs. suffered only minor bruises in the 2750 W. 29th GL. 3613 ment. been her guests the past several town hotel. crash of an army bomber taking W. 32nd Ave. and Perry Sl SOI* E. Colfax EH. 1711 Fresh Fish B. Golden. 3030 E. 6th EA. IMI weeks. After a short wedding trip the off from the municipal airport in All the women of the parish-are Sacred Heart parish vacation couple will make their home, in schools are closing this Friday. Springfield, 111. L t Mur]?fay was Where Friends Meet . . . invited to join with the members Denver. co-pilot of the plane, which was THOMPSON’S of the Altar and Rosary society The third vacation school, S t Annunciation k Sewing Club Meats Peter Claver’s, will continue. completely destroyed by fire fol­ DREG STORE Sunday, July 6, in receiving Holy AVENUE GRILL The Sewing club met in SL Cath lowing the crash. 17th A WublBctoa KBratoa* (TU Communion in a body in the AT LOWEST o’clock Mass. erine’s hail with Mrs. Zontine and Drinks nUeSH DBCGS Mrs. Beck as co-hostesses. Mem­ 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION DRUGS PRICES IN DENVER DE SELLEM Mrs. J. W. Cerney’s father, J. Week of July 5: Little Sister* FUEL AND FEED C a Byron and Karl* Winiama FOUNTAIN 8EBV1CB W. Welsh of Iowa City, la., died bers present were Mmes. Barth, trth and Waabiactan HAln tTt7 Breen, Cullen, Davidson, Doherty, Vacation School of the Poor home for the agod. CHART.IM A. DtfXLLXH Toar Fatnaico AppncUttR last week. Fahey, Hamilton, Keene, Lilly, THR 8TORR We Ship by Rail Optometrist and Optician Lynch, Sr.; Moore, Nahring, Plane, DR. R. W. FRITZ PHONE TA. *20* NOB HILL INN Piper, Purcell, Thompson, Tobin, *401 FRANKLIN ST. UTB AND WALNUT J. H. BONNER and li^ite. To Open Monday And Associates RES. PHONE HA. U4* 4M CAST COLFAX Helen Walsh The Mests included: Mmes. Dentists TEXACO STATION Mixed Drinks, Draught Beer Greenwel, Kolander, Kirk, Morrow, Aaaoclata Neistredt, Powell, Whyte, McEn- (St. Philomana’s Parish) *N 16Ui 8tr**t 116* tlth Btnot St. Francis de Sales* Delicious Dinners W. R. JOSEPH KEntoB* 6711 TAbor 67*1 Speer at Bannock ery, Schneider, Thome, Morfeld, St Philomena’s vacation school, DENVER, COLORADO HOT AND COLD LUNCHES EYES EXAMINED Marchese, Schafer, Harris, Lawlor, which is exclusively for children JACKSOR’S Tobin, and Walsh Lincoln Creamery T*07 Ba*in*** t* AwroctoUS B m Pbma TAbor 1880 attending public schools, will The next meeting will be held Hi B. ExpooltioB SP. 3333 X I8-319 Maleatle Bldg. begin Monday, July 6, with the 174* 8, Broadway 8P. 1413 Cut Rate Drugs in St. Catherine’s hall with Mrs 8:15 Mass and continue to 11:30 Blessed Saerament HOW MUCH SHOULD Liquors • Sundries Davidson entertaining July 16. a.m. Lunch will be served at 10:15 Anywhere in City. Mrs. Dan Roberts and Mrs. Dan o’clock. Singing, and art work will TRY OUR Prescriptioiu Walsh will be co-hostesses. MONUMENT COST? John C* be taught. Sister Janet Marie and SUPERB BABY MILK ' Free Prmnpi Delivery Fairfax Hardware The annual Young Ladies’ sodal­ Sister Patricia Ann will be the in­ Cal) 8P. S4tt Downiaf aa4 Alanegs SehoU ity’s June breakfast was held in (Ceifu a Falxfu) structors. THB ONLT FINBIT a Golden restaurant June 20 and The Altar and Rosa^ society HABOWABK. GLASS, PAINTS HBAT8 AND 17 sodalists attended. Those pres­ will receive Communion Sunday in RIBLAGK SYSTEM SWISS-AMERICAN EA. 3777 5022 E. Colfax GBOCEKIBB ent were: Mildred Doherty, Lu­ the 8:15 Mass. Establishmeat of its kind la this tsrrltmy cille Archer, Jat^e Murray, Eijeen of REDUQNG and P. B. BINEHABT, Pnp. SSII Fairfax Banns of marriage were an­ POSTURE CXIRRECnON EH. S7N Bauman, Josephinepnii Burke, Rose nounced for the first time Sunday Werner’ s Delieaieeeen Brqdy, Virginia Giesing, Cecilia No Dross, Sweat for Kenneth Purfurst of this par­ Hand Hssui:* or Electricity WINES end LIQUORS Heider, Madge Lowery, Kathleen ish and Catherine Guilfoyle o f St. FREEE DEKONS'TRATION Morrow, Rosnell Perry, Loretta CH. 67*4 PenUos Bldg. S3 to t f 8. Broadway at Boysed The firms listed here de­ John’s. PE. 2302 OHN Phelan, Florence Porter, Rita Rob­ Mrs. Harry T. Zook donated to €fhe> serve to be remembered erts, Frances Sweigher, Rosemarie the USO cooUe jar in the week. when you are distributing Veltrie, and Virginia Grout. Mr. and Mrs. William Struck St. I'atherine’s ODORLESS CLEANING announce the birth of a boy, Wil­ 4600 E. Colfax EAst 9525 your patronage in the dif­ liam Joseph, in Mercy hospital. Comer of Cherry ferent lines of business. Edgewater Fete Mrs. Ralph Verdieck and chil­ FRED MAIER’S dren, Mary Jean and Jerry, of St. ^ GARRETTS WINES — C00B8 ON TAP — HIKED DRINKS Louis, Mo., have come to Denver 2915 W . 44th 44tfa Near Federal Plans to Be Made to spend the summer in the home SURE THINGS of Mrs. Verdieck’s father, Edwin Savage. Mr. Verdieck, who has H o lj Ghost (St. Mery Magdalene’s Parish) just completed his course for a No more than you can afford Odd* a«ain*t you In the carnival ahcll The members b t the parish will Ph.D., in St. Louis university, tram* are alwaya asainit you. to spend. Naturally, you want meet in the parish hall Monday is instructing in chemistry in the The firms listed here de­ You never know how much of a gamble OZZIE university summer school. He the finest possible tribute to : evening, July 6, at 8 o’clock to StilwiWs Cafe you’re taking ■ when you get “bargain" complete arrangements for the will spend August with his fam­ your departed loved o n e - serve to be remembered or cut-rate drug* in a medical preacrip- ily in Denver. On S w t 1 the DENVER tlon. We u*e only freah, pur*, potent . annual summer parish benefit, to hut you’ll find it unnecessary when you are distributing drug* and our 'egittered pharmaeiata fol­ be held on the parish grounds on Verdieck’s will go to Charleston, FINE FOODS AND COCKTAILS low your phytieian'a initruetion* care­ Va., where Mr. Verdieck will be to pay a premium here for your patronage in the dif­ fully and expertly. NELSON Saturday evening, July 18. A connected with a chemical com­ superior quality. We exercise ★ baked ham supper will be served OpcB S JL He t« X A. Ho ferent lines of business. pany. the same skill and care in the by the members of the Altar and KETstonM 1221 19i2 Broadway PARK HILL DRUG H a rrie t Hilliard Rosary society on that evening Miss Florence Noar left June creation of every monument 21BD AND DEXTER EA. 7711 from 5 until 8 o’clock. 27 for New York city, where she that leaves our floor, regard­ and the Red Skelton has accepted a position in the cen­ The following were married re­ less of its price. St.\ Philomena'e Gang Hot from Holly­ cently in the parish: Fremont Y. tral office of the Catholic Charities. P. F. Giblin was called to Par­ ir S A TRICK wood are at Shell and Elizabeth Corine Sena, r w - w Friday, June 19, Mr. and Mrs. nell, la., because of the death of his mother, Mrs. Catherine GU>lin. Our job iin't relieving you uf noney, Roy John Stenholtz, witnesses; but removing your ear tronblea. If y»nr Paul Gordon Copeland and Pa­ Mrs. C. A. Newberry of Alliance, ERICKSOn ear baan’t been giving lU beat, bring it tricia Sigafoos, Thursday morning, Nebr., who has been ill in the home In today. We ean bare It performing lib* June 25, prior to a Nuptial Mass, of her daughter, Mrs. Frank BARG it *boald. at low coot to you. Oar ax- Thomas Quinn and Marilyn Galla- Abegg, is slightly improved MEMORIAL CO. port ropoirmon know how to malu a ear van, witnesses; Cpl. Leland G. Mrs. E. T. Mulachy and Miss do Ita boat. OUR THEATRE Hodges and Eileen McGuire, Josephine Walsh assisted in the reception in the Shirley-Savoy 920 Speer Blvd. CH. 4728 Go BEER PRICES! Week Beg. Sun. Night, Tuesday, June 30, John F. Conk­ hotel June 28 in honor of the Rev. lin and Jane A. McGuire, wit­ SMITH GARAGE JULY 5 nesses. A reception followed the Armand Forstall, S.J. last ceremony in the home of the <’ BUY IR QUARTS FOR YOUR PICRIC D. H. SMITH, Prop. “SAILOR, bride’s father, P. H. McGuire, GENERAL REPAIRING 5476 W. 13th avenue. TELL A FRIEND Official State InipocUon Station BEWAREI’’ Plenty of Money you ean gue** how much money 1471 JASMINE to loan on old or new property anywhere in > Geers, ease 12 toll qsarto...... $ 2 JG he had in hi* pant* pocket. Write Rear of Brown’o Grocery, Jaat Off MATINEES WED. & SAT. Wyoming Town to Note a prediction and then have him Eaat Colfax Denver or suburbs or small tracts near Denver. count the money. FENDER AND BODY WORK Seats at Baur’s, Writ* on the prediction, "None. 1st Mass Anniversary A. B. WILLIAMS, 1643 Stout, TA* S2M ^ Wallers, ease 12 full quarts.... .$1.99 < You’ve juit removed it." EM. 9849 1512 Curtis Kemmerer, Wyo.— The 102nd WaHers, ease 24 slubbies...... $1.49 anniversary of the first Mass cele­ §t. Vincent de PauFs St. Joseph’s brated in the Wyoming territory will be observed July 4. The Rev. ’ Casper Pileener, ease 24 toll...... $2.29 <• In Uniform or Out—Clean MISS RUTH’S John O’Connor, pastor of S t Pat­ S G U T H GAYLORD SANTA FE Sh o e rick's parish here, will be cele­ HEAUTY CENTER brant of the Mass. Clothes Help You Win “ Beouly Spedaiislt” HOSPITAL Father Pierre Jean DeSmet con­ BAKERY Sbo* RtptIrlBr Ur tb* Wbol* Fsaiflr ’ TED'S LIQUOR STORE SUt South Downing PEarl HM ducted the first Catholic services Fluffy, Flakey Homemade FEATURING INVISIBLE HALF ARTGRAFT CLEARGRS ZOTOS AND JAMAL PERMANENTS SOLING near Daniel, on the Green River, TUBS. • THTIR8. ovonlugi by Pastry July 5, 1840, with a small hand of 3504 E. Colfax Phone EM. 8881 Appointment W* Appr*dst« Psrc«I Po*t Ord*r* 1641 Glenarm PL FK. 7111 ISU 8a. Gaylard 7U SANTA FE DRIVE Indians and trappers in the con­ MA. 9867 gregation. i PAGE FOim Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyetone 4205 Thursday, July 2, 1942

9 1 m ■rr L. Home Economics \ m • ) JUDGE KETTERING’S DONATION P ANNUAL ST. CAJETAN’S BAZAAR POR SETS ANNUAL CARNIVAL PACE 934 SOlOeS IN IS SCHEDULED FOR AUG. 6-9 Y O U OAH’T GRUSH IT OFF County Judge C. E. Kettering fee— the meal will cost 60 cents (St. Cajetan’t Parish) \ this week for Washington, D. C., / r th a t add t o again set the pace for the annual per'ticket for adults. The dinner Arrangements for the annual where she will assunie stenographic will be served Thursday evening, parish bazaar have been formu­ THE FUN OF BAKING Dominican Sisters’ carnival by July 30, from 5 to ,8 o’clock on lated, under the direction of a duties in the war department Miss making a coktribution of $100 the Loyola grounds, E. 28rd avenue committee headed by Alphonso J. Gallegos spent two weeks visiting toward the event Thh| is the at York. The sisters have had Valdez, president of the ' 1942 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cande PikM Peak I* (o white and eighth consecutive year in which some inquiries regarding tickets bazaar. 'The event is scheduled for lario Gallegos of 4772 High street. lint you’ll see the difference Judge Kettering has made such for some of the service men to (Our Lady of Mt. Caraaal Pariah) Aug. 6, 7, 8, and 9, donation. This and other Three hundred and thirty-four S t Cajetan’s, Our Lady of Vic immediately. Smooth, easy attend the dinner. Tickets can be Nothing will be left undone to announcements made in a meeting purchased and left in the National soldiers were served a spaghetti assure its patrons of an enjoyable tory, and Our Lady of Guadalupe mixing and tip-top results of the general committee Wednes­ Catholic Community Service center dinner Sunday evening, June 28, time. Everyone is cordially in­ children have opened their reli­ in the USO dub operated by the make cake baking a pleasure. day evening, July 1; convinced the of the USO located at E. 17th ave­ vited. Attractive booths, with an gious Vacation schools with the fol­ members that the carnival this nue and Grant street. NCOS. In charge of the affair were abundance of unique displays of lowing enrollment: S t Cajetan’e, Buy Pikes Peak today. year will be second to none, and A grand prize of $26 will be Roxie Carbone, chairman; Ed Mi­ native arts, crafts, handmade 37; Our Lady of Victory, 104, and all were enthusiastic over the awarded Thursday evening, July nardi, Tony Mottola, Joe Lombardi, linens, and various kinds of new Our Lady of Guadalupe, 84, The treats and surprises in store for 80; $60 will be awarded Friday Felix Andrew, George Toto, and and old games and novelty stunts, registrations from the North and those who attend. Tom Nevin, gen­ evening, July 31, and $600 will be Francis Farriulo, The women who will be offered. A short order West Denver chapels are approxi- eral chairman, can give at least awarded Saturday evening, Aug. 1. cooked the spaghetti are Mrs. Olivia booth, where Mexican and Ameri­ m a ^ y the same every year, St. 20 reasons why this will be a “ Be prepared for surprise an­ Carnicari, Mrs. Ro.se De Bell, Mrs. can dishes will be served, is being Cajetan’s school, with an enroll-< tip-top carnival, and they all add nouncements regarding tne enter­ Rose La Guatdia, Mrs. £. De Cre- planned. ment of more than 360 children in! dico, Mrs. Anna Carbone, and Mrs. up to the 20 years of service which tainment in the near future,’’ Miss Vivian Gallegos departed the past term, would have to ac­ the Dominican Sisters have given says the committee, and more de­ Emma Luciano. Waitresses were commodate more than 400 chil­ Rose Marie Carpinelli, Roaanna to the sick poor of Denver. They tails will be announced regarding dren without the summer session. deserve the best that can be given the hope chest and other valuable Cavarra, Helen Brancucci, Vir­ The parish school, under the direc­ We’ve been inclined to disregard the need for them. gifts to be awarded. ginia Pauldino, Leona Carbone, tion of the Benedictine Sisters, Mrs. Lloyd Brown, dinner Genevieve Falbo, Carolyn Moso, Priest Returns new furniture. There’ve been so many other thus saves taxpayers and the pub­ Rosina Lombardi, Joan Paullino, chairman, is planning a delicious lic schools thousands of dollars things to buy. Right now, some of those things meal. Cooked just the way you Angelina Malcone, and Mary yearly. like it— supreme roast beef, with $1,786 Collected Sano. Mrs. Felipita Ruiz is on the sick are no longer available. Furniture violates no plenty of victory garden vege­ Guests for the dinner included the From Wasligton list tables, mashed potatoes, all the Very Rev. Monsignor John R. Mul- Mr. and Mrs. Dick Maes of priority'restrictions. You can still get it, at » trimmings of tomatoes, beets, By St. Louis’ m roy, the Rev. William Monahan, Cheyenne, Wyo., spent the week­ pickles, rolls, dessert, and cof- the Rev.* Vincent Burke, chaplain attractive prices. Come in today and select the (St. Francis da Salas’ Parish) end visiting Mr. Maes’ parents, in Lowry Field; the Rev. F. J. Mr. and Mrs. John Maes. Lieu of Festival Kass, chaplain of Fort Logan; the pieces that’ll make your home more attractive. Ej m Examined Classes Fitted The Rev. Dr. Walter J. Canavan, Rev. Gaetano Del Brusco, O.S.M.; associate editor of the Register, HARRY M. LVSTIG the Rev. Hildebrand Brunetti, (St. Lenia’ Pariah, Englewood^ O.S.M.; the Rev.' John Bosco, has returned from Washington, D. DEL-TEET Fnmltiue Go. OPTOMETRIST The special collection and the O.S.M., and Mrs. Thomas Tierney. C., where he completed a course of After the dinner community awarding of war bonds, voted by graduate Studies in canon law. SAVE A $ Baii Colfax BoLwoon Poarl and Waihington. TA. 329A Office Phone KEyslone S6C3 singing was enjoyed by all. Father Canavan is making his resi­ 935 Fifteenth St. the parishioners to take the place Father Del Brusco wishes to ex­ dence in St. Francis de Sales' ROASTID AND DlLtVERED OCULIST • PRESORIPTION8 riLLED of the midsummer festival, have press his thanks to the committee rectory. LET YOUR BANK BOOK BE YOUR ' GUIDE totaled $1,786 since the first of for making the dinner a success, Mmes.* Clark and Steams will MARKET FRESH DAILY and also to Edward O’Connor of You can buy chicks chesper, but you can't Yours to Enjoy the year. The special collection be hostesses to the Holy Rosary K. D. JONKfl, Prop. make sa much aetuii profit on them. Oun Vilasi aasjSCdUd taOoaltiy Tsss, will be taken up in the Masses this St. Catherine’s parjsh, who intro­ circle Thursday, July 9, at 1 p.m. coma from tcaUd floeki. Thcy’ra healthy 8pU*s,Esmett, Btkiag Powder For added pleasure, entertain at the duced the boys to the priests. in the assembly room of the rec­ and productive. That means more profit Sunday. The funds are being ap for you—and that's what counts. Coemopolltan — PIONEER DININO Groapt to Receive Encharitt tory. ROOM . . . plied on the church debt. The Children of Mary sodality Fre* Chick Conraee on Reqneat KE. 7181 The members of the League of COFFEE A parish census is being taken will receive Holy Communion in The Colorado Hatchery SHOPPE . . . the Sacred Heart will receive Holy by the Very Rev. Joseph P the 8 o'clock Mass on Sunday, Jul; Communion Sunday morning, July PKOMPT FREE OKLIVERT B A U O 5, and Mt. Carmel Ushers’ clu •'Uenver’t Largest'’ 6, in the 8 o’clock Mass. The PE. 9862 1383 W. Alameda ROOM. Rec­ O’Heron. Next week calls will be will receive Communion in a body MEL K. SCOTT members of the Young Ladies’ so­ ommend th e made on parishioners in the 2200 in the 7 o’clock Mass the same day. 141l-141M4t» Urimer 8 t tin A MsAst Sts. Deater Ceimopolitsn Recently baptized were Juana dality will receive Communion in Phont MAin 1717 Denvtr. Ceto. and 2800 blockji, * the 9 o’clock Mass. ^N«6lOjADOSIMCI1W to out-of-town Sommervill^, with Consuela Mc- A hatchery, like any other bu«i- friends. Barbecaa Is July 7 ^ Mr. and Mra. Roy E. Woodman PROGRESS neee. grows Itrue only by giving Knight as sponsor; Nick Ursini, quality and service to its customers. We have A/ The Altar society members will with John and Millie Rico as spon- have returned from a viait wtlfil OVER ONE-THIRD OF A MILLION EGGS Patronise These Firms. They Cosmopolitan Hotel sore; Vincent Marino, with An­ their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. PLUNGE UNDER HEA'T today. Our chicks are hatched In meet for a barbecue lunch before the LARGEST AND MOST EXPENSIVE INCU­ Are Co-operating With Yonr J. B. HERNDON. JR., Gen. Mrr. their regular meeting Tuesday, tonio and Rose Capra as sponsors, and Mrs. George Hall, SRhenec- S300 W. Florida BATORS in the world which are equipped with I / Paper. July 7, at 1 o’clock. The lunch and Anthony Paulino, with James Udy, Nrf Y. ^ automatic humidifiert—the last word in incuba­ will be served in the new patio on and Elizabeth Piccolo as sponsors. Are. tion improvements which assures you that your chicks will not be dried out in hatching. Our three -SENVXB’8 h o s t PROQRESSIVS LAUNDRy” the chuch nounds. Following thb Recently married were Harold Adults 40ei largest incubators HOLD OVER FIVE TONS OF lunch will he the regular business Marquis and Frances Tate, with EGGS EACH. meeting and services in the Eleanor Finamore and Thomas St* Franeis Cafe Children 26e We have by far MORE PEDIGREED WINGBANDED BIRDs FROM RECORD THE CASCADE LAClVDRY Just Good Food at OF PERFORMANCE FLOCKS than have all the other hatcheries in ths district church at 3 o’clock. Rhodes as witnesses, and James UiS* Noon Unto - -T B l OtJB NEW SEBYICE** Moderate Price* combined. We have 41,000 hens in Free Range Farm Flockt under ^ntlnuoua year Officers elected by the Marian LaBate and Rose Capolungo, with It III PJL around lupervlsion by poultry experta. Complete Laundry Service sorority Juno 29 were Mary Mar­ Louis LaBate and Florence Capo- WOMEN COOKS 1411 LARIMER OPEN SUNDAY DENVER garet G o^n, prefect; Anna Vra- lungo as witnesses. 411 14th (it TrMiMit) m m a rfctt W l CALL FOR AND DEUTXS TA. UTM Sn — N OW O PE N — nesic, assistant prefect; Elizabeth Under Uanesement o4 Jimmy Short PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Powell, secretary, and Irene Mi­ chaud, treasurer. A series of dis­ Lakeside Park io cussions relative to Christian mar­ riage will bwin in the next meet­ Hava ‘Regis NighP ing. The Tuesday before the SAVE METAL...SAVE MONEY regular Communion Sunday, the A Regis night in Lakeside park fourth In the month, was chosen as has been arranged for July 8 b; the meeting night. the Regis college student counci.i: under the leadership of Henry K. Becker, vice president, and John A, BUY THE Flanagan, student president Regis Parish Society to will be the third of the colleges of LUttn to iho Dima Man Daily 11130 a,m, on KFEL this region to be feted in the en­ Receive Eucharist tertainment center. COME FORTH FOB THE FOURTH JUMBO CRABS, cooked, Miss Jean Potter, student nurse FOR A BETTER FOURTH C A L A y O B ^U TIFU L FRESH CUT ready te eenro—each...... in tho Mercy hospital nurses’ For Sarviea and Quality FLOWERS (St. Vincent de Paul’* Perish) training school, has been chosen “ Big Boy by the student council to reign as LIVE COLO. MT. TROUT____ Jh. TOe FRESH CATFISH______lb. 45c For Your Defense Buy At All members of the Altar societY Regis night queen, Mr. Becker, will receive Holy Communion Sun­ FRESH ALASKA HALIBUT _Jh.46e who is in charge of arrangements FRESH ALASKA SOLE______Jb. SOc DISPENSE BROS. Large Assortment of Potted day in the 6:30 o’clock Mass. .JtBD SNAPPER FILLETS____ lb. 45e for the evening, has announced. HOMK'PUBLIC MAKKIT FULL 32 OUNCE QUART Mrs. Bernard Shay, president ROASTING BEL. HARES ___ Ik. 95c Plants and Funeral designs The program will be broadcast Frying 81m BKU HARES____ Ih. 40c of the Altar society, and Mrs. over a national hookup. FANCY SPRING A third moije beer for your money . . . easy to Frank Muto, chairman of the card CHICKENS Ik «g>, a n . party held recently, wish to thank YOUNG HENS______lh.B7c carry . . . easy to store in your refrigerator .. . FRESHJIAUGHT the circle members and all others SALT 8MOKXD FISH FRED’S serves four people. who contributed to the success of EDDIE BOHN JERRY BREEN Grapples ...... lb. 4 0 ^ the party. PIG’N WHISTLE LEWIS FISH SHOP BI-LOW MEATS Lake Superior Bass lb. 40^ Order a Case of 12 Today! St. 'Mary’s circle met June 16 Florist with Mrs. William Neiters, Guests RARRECUE PICKLES AND OUVXS WTiitefish ...... lb. were Mrs. Win Schrodt and Mrs, 4111 W. C«lf*x KS. t i l l A GLORIOUS 4TH TO ALL 1456 California MA2279 Frank Muto. Mrs. Schrodt won Colored Fryers, all sizes; the honors. WEE SifOP BAKERY Broad-breasted S t Jude’s circle met July 1 Turkeys, with Mrs. C, T. Hilden for lunch­ REDUCED PRICES eon. Mmes, Frank Wiley and M. On Large Size Picnic Bung and Frying Rabbits...... 38c J. Pfarr won the war stamps. The Coneyi BUY next meeting will be held July 16 Hens for Fticcassee lb. 33^^ with Mrs. George Koelbert at m a am » 4fh of July Special UNITED STATES 12:30. Capons, Ducklings, Squabs, Guinea Chickens, Chicken Warren Rausch, son of Mr. and Colls for WAR CHICAGO Giblets, Chicken Liters Mrs. Charles Rausch, has been ad ADDISON’S vanced to the rank of corporal in TEA AND COFFEE SHOP BONDS AND ^ l i e W e A i l i the marine corps. GOOD HEALTH HOMK PUBUC MARKBT Good Fr«h Routed Coffee — Delielen STAMPS Tea — Freeh and Salted Nut Meats MARKET Whatever you find in Wheat Germ — Raw Sugar FOOD STAMPS ACCEPTED Ao./ BEER Is Your Boy or Girl stock here is fresh and N |||N TA. STBS BUY CEFEHSE potent. We’ve achieved THE TIVOLI-UNION COMPANY, DENVER Going to Gamp? Victory as... Vitamin We carry a complete line of BOHDS AHD Camp Equipment headquarters. FOOD * Sleeping Bags What’s m ore, you’ll This Isn’t STAMPS • Haversarks or find we can save you ESTES PARK Knapsacks money on the purchase * Blankets FOR ‘^Under the Apple Tree” • Canteens of recognized Vitamin HUPP HOTEL • Ponchos or Raincoats products in quantities. FREEDOM We are Hie sons of Ike U. S. A. COFFEE SHOP — DINING BOOM — MODERN COTTAGES * Moccasins See Florida for F. B. SHEPHERD. Mgr. , Lew Pric*e on Boot*. Breeehee, We don’t wani to raise aey fuss; Tcnti end Cemying Sappllee * Luscious Fruits' —FISHING TACKLE- llEALTH FOOD . CALAVOS We doe’t give a dam for aey darn naUan MOA AHAJV M OTOR CO. FISHING LICENSE ISSUED TENTS. COTS FOR RENT For Energy CHEVROLET - BUCK 4 That don’t give a dam for as. ____ STANDARD OIL CO. PRODUfTTS DENVER CENTER • ORANGES Ah, Hillarl Ah, Hirahilo! Ah, Huts! FLORIDA FRUIT SHERWOOD HOTEL “ We are in business for your COPYRIGHTED BY Army Store health.” • LEMONS "IN THE HEABT OF ESTES” COR. IITH * LARIMER PRODUCE GO. Sl.SO up • CITRUS FRUITS ______MARY C. DESMOND, Mgr. FREE CATALOG 429-433 14ih St. Ph. MA. 1978 JESS SUPER IDflRKET Get to Know LEE the Druggist ESTES PARK DREG STORE DEHVER FRUITS Quality Meats for Vitamins and Work Energy The RcxiU Store Lee Tight, Prep. BEST CHOCOLATE SODA IN TOWN PRODUCE Brinkley Drug Company TA. 1369 The Store Complete Patronize Our Advertisers FAST SERVICE ESTES PARK

ELKHORN LODGE The Modem Streamlined Market RECOMMENDED BY DUNCAN HINES LAUNDRY VOSS BROS. Athrenturte in Good Eating and Lodging for • Night You See What You Buy ESTES PARK ______H. P. JAMES, Mgr. ASSORTED LARGE DANISH COOKIX8- 3»29c BEA^ CLAWS— 6 >..20c WIRTH BULoto ESTES PARK LIJMRER COMPANY LUMBER, BUILDING MATERIALS CHICKEN PICNIC BUILDERS’ HARDWARE AND PAINT PIES____ 2 fer25C BUNS ______-...18c FOOD CENTER CKCUIT PHONItt lO X m Thursday, July 2, 1942 Office, 9S8 Baimock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone,* KEyitond 4206 ______PAGE FIVE

Colorado Springs K. of C. BACK TO WORK- WITH OOOD VISION Eyas are essential to National De­ Will Seat Officers July 7 fense. Have your eyes examined today. Colorado Springs.— New officers plans for the silver jubilee bataxr of Colorado Sprinn council No. will be discussed, a full attendance 582, Knights of Columbus, will be of all members is expected. IN LUflUETTE James P. Gray you want your money to be safe and at the installed in ceremonies that will The perpetual novena in honor Agpen.—Hi* Excellency, Arch­ mark the next meeting of the or­ of Our Lady of the Miraculous Oplomairist ganization July 7. bishop Urban J. Vehr, conferred Medal is held c^ery Monday at Lafayette. — Confirmation was a The following will take office: same time pay you reasonable return, the sacrament of Confirmation on 7 :30 p.m. in Corpus Christi church. administered to 56 persops, one John J. Durcan, grand knight; 212 Colorado Bldg. a clan* of 52 member* in St. Mary’s This novena can be started at any of whom was 71. and another 76, church Wednesday evening, June Wallace J. Adams, deputy grand time and it not restricted to mem­ by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. The knight; Earle Gardner, recorder; 1615 California TA. 8883i 24. Included in the claa* were five bers of the parish. Catholics and procession of those to be con­ Paul MeCarville, chancellor; Carl adult*. non-Catholics are invited to at­ firmed . and their sponsors, with LENSES DUPLICATED — PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED D. Bickett, warden; Dr. Edward The summer vacation school* of tend. the Archbishop ana the visiting Invest in F. O’Leary, advocate; Henry E. Aepen and Basalt closed Sund|iy, Julie Ann Bolger, infant daugh­ priests, marched to the church Dierkes, treasurer; Carroll B. June 21, with Holy Communion ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe B ol^r, from the hall. classes in both churches. The Con­ Dunn, financial secretary; George 1709 N. Royer street, was bap­ A. Barney, inside guard; Joseph The Archbishop, in a brie! ad­ WHY GO DOWN TOWN? firmation classes and sponsors re­ tized on Sunday by the Rev. An­ dress to the congregation, ex­ ceived Communion in these Masses A. Ash and James F. Finn, out­ thony Elzi. The sponsors were side guards; Laurence E. Welte, pressed his pleasure in the number CATHOLIC CHURCH also. About 70 children attended Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bolger. of adults confirmed and requested the vacation schools, which were William W. Bailey, and William J. Mrs. George Rieden announces each convert to do his best to bring , PHONO conducted by the Sisters of Charity Dunn, trustees; J. Franklyn Sulli­ the marriage of her daughter, CHoavOMH van, lecturer, and the Rev. Richard another person into the Church in of Leavenworth, Kans Mary Ann, to Tech. Sgt. Thomas the next year. He also asked the A beautiful cope, a gift of the M. Duffy, chaplain. SECURITIES tShumate of Bolling Field, Wash­ congregation to recite the Rosary , Downtown Prieas at Your Doorstep senior Altar and Rosary society, Corpus Christi Parish ington, D. C. The Rev. Edward daily. was received recently. This grift J. Sullivan, O.M.I., army chaplain, We will have two of these attractive bond issues completes the vestment needs of Slates Jubilee Bazaar witnessed the cerlmony. After a The services were attended by the parish, a need that was a^ner Under the joint leadership of short wedding trip the couple will the Rev. Martin Arnold, O.S.B., for sale July 1st. You can purchase a $500 or ously met by the senior Altar sO' Mrs. Joseph Dye, president of the live in Washington, D, C. pastor of Frederick and Meade, Corpus Christi guild, and Harley ciety through several grifts the past Aviation Cadet Eugene Knight, who celebrated Benediction; the ^^emington, president of the Holy $1,000 bond. If you will send us your name on year. son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett R. Rev. Cyril Zupan, O.S.B., prior of Name society, it has been decided Mrs. M. J. McKenna was re­ (Knight, 914 E. Platte avenue, Holy Cro.as abbey. Canon City, and the attached coupon, wS will be pleased to tell ceived into the Church Saturday, to hold the silver Jubilee bazaar spent Monday with his parents. the Rev. Urban Schnitzhofer, O.S. June 20. Mrs. McKenna made her for the benefit of Corpus Christi He was en route to Luke Field, B., deacon and subdeacon, respec­ you mo^g about these investments, without of First Holy Communion Sunday, parish on Wednesday, Aug. 26, in Ariz., to start his advanced train­ tively; the Rev. Justin McKeman, June 21, and was confirmed the American Legion hut. ing course O.S.B., chaplain of St. Thomas course any obligation on your part. Wednesday evening:, June 24. The committee in charge de­ 'Friday, June 26, the Catholic More hospital. Canon City; the James and Joseph Holohan were cided to hold the bazaar dinner in Daughters of America invited 35 Rev. John For^^h, O.S.B., pastor the early fall, and the members I baptized June 20 and Patricia Hy- Catholic men from Camp Carson of Sacred Heart parish, Boulder; of the guild will co-operate to rup June 10. James and Patricia to a social in the American Legion the Rev. James Mahrer, O.S.B., make the bazaar a great success. made their First Communion Sun hut pastor of St. John the Baptist’s S u l l i v a n & C o m p a n y day, June 21. First prize will be a flOO war Miss Frances ^ Conway left church, Longmont; the Rev. Au­ In July a Benedictine will di­ bond. Five cash prizes of $5 each Wednesday, June 24, for Chicago, gustine La Marche, O.S.B., rector rect the Aspen-Basult parish and a special prize of a $25 war where she attended the national of Abbey school. Canon City; th? Security Building Phone TAbor 4264 while Father Charles P. Sanger bond will be awarded the night of convention of Drita Gamma soror­ Rev. Maurice Zabolitsky, (3.S.B., visits his family in Norwalk, 0. the bazaar. With Mrs. Dye and Mr. ity held in the Edgewater Beach assistant, Boulder; the Rev. Flo- On his return Father Sanger will Remington, the following members hotel in Chicago. She went as a rian Bates, O.S.B., assistant, Long­ will make up the active committee: attend the priests’ retreat in St. delegate of the alumnae chapter mont, and the Rev. Raymond Lay- Mrs. William Noll, Mrs. George Thomas’ seminary. Immaculate Conception prae- ton, O.S.B., pastor, Lafayette. Rieden, Mrs. Joe Ash, Dr. William sidium of the Legon of Mary of Mrs. Alphonse Falacchione and C. Craron, Joe Ash, and John J. SULLIVAN ACCOMPANY S t Mary’s parish held it* meeting Mrs. John Romano, in the ab­ Mass Hours Are Listed Durcan. Security Building Wednesday in St. Mary’s annex. sence of Miss Ann McMorrow, who Guild to Moot is visiting in Albuquerque, N Denver, Colorado Cpl. William Q. Haney has been For Evergreen Church The Corpus Christi guild will visiUng his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mex., sei^yed a lyncheon for the meet in the parish hall on Wednes­ John T. Haney, 4 Holly avenue, Archbishop and priests in the rec day, July 8, at 3 o’clock. Since I would like to have you send me information Evargraen.— For tha con- Broadmoor. He is stationed in the tory. Catherine Cemich and Lisa about Catholic Church Securities. It is understood venianca of thota (pending ordnance proving grounds, Aber­ D« Sartis assisted with the lunch­ the Fourth of July weekand eon. that I am not obligated to buy. ^ deen, Md. in tha mountain area. Father Father Berhorst Mr. and Mrs. Henry > A. Coad CYO Hold, Steak Fry Barry J. Wogan kai an­ received friends in honor of On Monday, June 29, the CYO nounced that thara will be their 25th wedding anniversary held a steak fry attended by 18 .. two Matiat, at 8 and 10 on Sunday evening in their home members. About 250 children and For Victory Now and Liberty Forever o’clock, on Sunday, July 8, in Celebrates Fifty between the hours of 8:30 and adults attended the summer school . tha Church of Christ the King 11:30 o’clock. picnic in Chautauqua park, Boul­ APDRSSS ...... hara. Mrs. J. Gillis, 1137 E. Platte der. Games were played and a Buy Vnittd States War Savings Bonds and Stamps Years as Priest avenue, is recovering from a frac­ luncheon was served. tured shoulder. Bacon & Schramm Howard F. Dostal, son of Mr. Colorado Springs. — The Rev. and Mrs. J. Frank Dostal, 2016 PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO ROOFING Francis J. Berhorst, retired chap­ N. Cascade avenue, has been pro­ lain of St. Francis’ horoital, cele­ AND moted to lieutenant senior grade, brated the golden jubilee of his in the navy. H » is a graduate of ROOF REPAIRING ordination to the priesthood June the engineering school of Purdue S230 Walnut St. (S . 656S 29 when he said his customary university and completed a naval MINIATURE AND MOVIE KODAKS Mass in the hospital chapel. Fa­ aviation course in Pe acola,/Fla., ther Berhorst retired as the hos­ three years ago. He later was We Photograph Anything Anywhere pital’s chaplain in 1937 after assigned to duty in Norfolk, Va., serving 15 years. KODAK 1 DAT and' Corpus Christi, Tex., where Attending the golden jubilee riNISHINO THE MILE HUH PHOTO 00. BEBVICS he was an aviation instructor. On HOW TO SAVE ceremony were the Rev. Bernard May 1 he was assigned to the H M t SEVKNTBXNTB aarsTONa tiu DBNvaa Benton of St. Cecilia’s church, St. bureau of development and re Louis, and two cousins of Father search in the ordnance department MONEY Berhorst, Brother John Capistran of the navy, Washington, D. C. of Butler, N, Y., a member of the Mr^ and Mrs. William C. Con­ 1530 WELTON ST. Franciscan order, and Sister DON’T FORGET Nete Program Tonight 6 PM. nolly have issued invitations for Patronize These Aquilina, superior of 6t. Joseph’s an “ at home’’ which they will give EVERY DAY! hospital in Menominee, Mich. on July 6 between the hours of 4 and 9 o’clock. The party will be MARCH ON given in observance of the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and COLORADO Meeting Scheduled Mrs. Connolly. Assisting guests AMERICA! will be Mmes. Msrtin Kane, R. J. Don’t let a couple of week-end specials fool you. Porter, Henry A. Cosd, E. A. b m w c h e o b r e w IN TECHNICOLOR By Altar Society Cranny, and Marvin Kelly. Do this instead. Shop at Safeway for a whilg. SPRINGS Exploration, expansion, and Shell pink, heaven blue, and In no time at all you’ll notice that Safeway prices reconstruction of the United (St. Joaaph’a Pariah) white were the color scheme of the Merchants... They are aiding YO U R States of America! St. Joseph’s Altar and Rosary luncheon given Tuesday by Mrs. are low on every item, every day. Safeway always Richsld O’ Brien honoring her ivtryano need* the Vil»« McCRART SPECIAL! " society will hold it* monthly meet­ Catholic press ing Wednesday, July 8, at 2 p.m. niece, Miss Betty Savage, who mins and Iren with whick meets competitors’ lowest prices, too. Finally, “THE DECIJVRATION OF in the church hall. All women of announced her engagement to - you’ll discover how much farther your food budget WAR BY THE UNARMED the parish are invited to attend. John R. Spellman of Chicago, son Hilt bread Is onriehod at FORCES OF 'THE U.S.A. A nuptial ceremony celebrated of Mr. and Mrs. William Spellman , part oF the Notion's Hm Mi Sfoes. A cuisine such as you have FOOTWEAR on Saturday morning united in of that city. * LATK8T NEWS HKADLINESt Mr. and Mr*. Harry R. Byrne jind Walfart Fregram, enjoyed in tks finest res­ BKiT IN QCALrir, NKWEST IN Matrimony Frank Ford of St. Jos­ 8TYLX R.A.F. BOMBING OF eph’ sparish and Florence Quicken- entertained with dinner in their taurants both east and home Sunday honoring Mrs. It Tmu« hi tht rilcM Pnk R«(ion COLOGNE tedt of St. Patrick’s. Byrne’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. west. F.B.I. NABS SPIES! Also celebrated on Saturday The Vorket Shoe Co. was an Anniversary Requiem Mass James Boyles, on their 46th wed COLOKAOO SPRINGS. COLO. With 35 Other News Events for Father William McTavish. ding anniversary. Out-of-town PLUS The Rev. F. Harold Nott of uests were the couples’ two sons, SWISS Masaxint of tha Sfroon Richmond, Va., was a guest in the fred Boyles of Des Moines, la ., When bu3dng from the “ Liona on the IxKiae” rectory in the past week. and Richard Boyles of Chicago, Caka at Plar and Mrs. Boyle’s sister, Mrs. Jonn firms advertising in this Sister Mary Baptista arrived in CHALET “ SCREEN SNAPSHOTS" the convent last week to spend J. Lowry of Denver. KALTENBORN WAR TELRTALIC paper, please mention the summer. m 117 E. Pikes Peak that you saw their adver­ The Young Ladies’ sodality will IV% Summer COLORADO SPRINGS Adalta Srtti 4 WC Taiaa receive Holy Communion Sunday, tisement. July 5, in the 7:30 o’clock Mass. Try Rabb’s The weekly games party will be held in the church hall Monday at BUILDERS’ 8:30 p.m. HARDWARE For A Carefree Holiday Our Lady of Victory circle held AND PAINTS its monthly meeting Wednesday, houathold and ElaetrlaaJ ApplUaaaa. Sportiiit June 24, in the church hall. A din­ Good,, Ton — *a* a n m ner was served, the table being thing. decorated in a victory theme. The I( SOUTH BKOADWAT Rev. John Buttimer, C.SS.R., pas­ PHONE PE. Till Barbecue Gridiron tor, was an honored guest. The HARBT HORKia^ Png. chairman, Mrs. Grace Donovan, ERNEST MORRIS, Mgr. You’ll prepare your barbecue meals ea»> was assisted by Mmes. Lamont, lly and skillfully on this convenient Lansville, Martin, Bahl, Callahan, RABB’S grill. Built of cast iron this gridiron Ginsburg, Willy, Simpson, Shull, cannot warp or weir out. The charcoal To uphold the dignity of our profession at all McShane, Maffey, Talty, Lichter, Bergner, and Cochrane. bums without smoke, flame or odor and times, placing public service above all else. givea out an intense concentrated heat. Mitcjillaneous Shower Too, you can refuel without moving To keep every transaction inviolate, and to hold booking utensils. in confidence every detail of funeral arrange­ Honors Brido-Eleel $3.00 $4.95 ments. Mrs. Richard E. Oliver honored Miss Kaye Blodgett, bride-elect, To reflect the wishes of patrons always, but to by a miscellaneous shower in her IHSURED home Saturday, June 20. offer aid and advice. AmonjE th« gucttB were Mmee. WIU liam Harper« Ivan Guatin. and S. Blodgett: MfiiacB Marg Catherine and To serve every family fully and completely, no Margaret Ann Meddea, Prancea Finoe* gan» Sather Beneventi. Kmma Romano. SAVINGS Jean Singer, Mary Eliaabeth and Angela Picnic baskets matter how modest the selection. Eleenman. Catherine O’Donnell. Dorothy. All accounts in our tnililulion Poplih. Helen Haddican, Emily Capllt, Evelyn Jepaon, Genevieve LyneST Mar­ insured up to 5,000.00 ky an in­ The convenience of a' picnic basket will guerite PogHano, Adelaide Semmeimann. To keep equipment, facilities, and methods con­ Corrint Sebultse, Mary Kay Hagefty. strumentality of the U. S- Gov­ add immeasurable pleasure to your pic­ Helen Mahoney, Peggy Nietere. Betti ernment. nic jaunts. You’ll appreciate. having stantly up-to-date. Rose Nenkeviiie. Helen DUHnger, Cath­ erine Deua. Shirley Lewla, Laura Givan. your food and dining equipment com­ Joaephine Walah, Virginia Bailey, Mary LIBERAL Irene McMahon. Mark C dt Baca, Ber­ pactly packed and accessible . . . and nice Jonkt, Betty Lynch, and Mary CIJRREIVT you’ll find it will take up less room in O’ Byrne. O v e r 50 T e a rs iw Denver -D IV m E N D your car. Willow Splint Basket, 12x ( 18x19 11.25 This association is proud of its W. $. SAHDERSOH 20-year record of maintaming Fitted Willow Splint Basket with four ( BRO. high dividends eoasistenl with enamel plates . . . cups . . . forks and maximum safety. ^ teaspoons. Size 20x13x10— $3.25 1514 Arapahoe TAbor 2391 Depotiu Mods Befora tha 10th HORANJ Quality Teas, Spkeo, Extracts, Homewares— Arapahoe, Downstairs Etc. Draw Dividand* From tha First K£y3to n e 6 2 Q7 # KEystone 6 2 9 6 Freeh Roaated Coffee at B j i h i e u Reaaonable Price, Colorado Fodoral RS^7 Qevelend Place PRONI TOUR ORDER Y - p a o Fresh Roasted Peanut Butter Savings A Loam Association Ouardlno Forever our FnindeTh Ideals i Pure Vermont Maple Syrup 160aWelton TA. 2651 PAGE SIX Office, ^38 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 Thursday, July 2, 1942 SENATOR JOHNSON ASSAILS GOOD VISION IS VITAL! LECIOH SOLVES The fact that you can see fairly ■well does not prove that you WAR WORK DISCRIMINATION can see without effort and without loss of nervous energy. Only a careful examinatioh of your eyesight will prove posi­ (Continued From Page One) have been discharged from the victory over the Axis. President project to be rein ^ted upon their tively whether or not eyestrain is robbing you of energy. Roosevelt has clearly outlined the application withon regard to ra­ (Continued From Page One) federal government’s policy in cial origin. (Continued From Page One) legionaries throughout the world executive order No. 8802 of June 2. Any foreman or superintend­ a narrow-gauge railway; it took him all day. and stirred his audience to re­ 25, 1941-, in which the policy is ent found responsible for dis­ Send a Qift SWIGERT BROS. newed vigor in their labors by giv­ reaffirmed of full participation in crimination on the job because of But the boyish faced young ing the aim. of the legion: “We the defense program by all per­ race, creed, or color will be dis­ priest is not one to dwell long on Better Yition Good Service the experiences that affect him per­ must do great good for great num­ sons, regardless o f race, creed, missed. for Every Ago e X S X At Right Prieoo bers ; it\ that is not possible, then color, or national origin. 3. Arrangements have been sonally. He is modest, like the gnreat good for small numbers, but “ I have visited the Rocky Moun­ talks he used to deliver in the mess 1550 Cdifonda KEr*tono 7651 made for the creation of mess hall to That Boy> never small good for small num­ tain arsenal project and have con­ and bunkhouse facilities for all halls nf the camps. He knew none of the tricks other speakers used bers.” ferred with officials there. I be­ groups. GLASSES INDIVIOUALLT STTLED to titillate lads of young and rude lieve I made my position very 4. Future hiring: will he con­ Electrifyirlg the Sunday audi­ —in more senses than one—intel­ clear that no discrimination ducted on the basis of the merit ence was the organizer of ^ e first lect He knew the moral problems in the >w w w w w w y w against Spanish-speaking workers of the individual without regard praesidium of the Legion of Mary of the boys he had to face and he Requiescant in Pace or any other group would be toler­ to race or religion. in the Western hemisphere, the met them directly and simply, but Rev. Nicholas Schaal, who this ated. I was assured by A, G. Un­ Details of the case involving the DR. KATHRYN E. CURTIN, 1644 derwood, personnel director of the kindly. The boys talked about any Lincoln street. Pnnernl services end week was named dean of the clergy discharge of two workers in Camp number of scintilli^ng addresses THEODORE i interment in Srrseuse, N. Y. W. P. in the Raton, N. Mex„ deanery of contracting firm of Kershaw, Carson were not revealed by Mr. Service! Horan A Son eervice. S'winerton, & Walberg, that no dis­ more than they did! aMut any of the Santa Fe archdiocese. Father Beshoar, whose office has the mat­ Chaplain McCaddon’s, but they re­ JOHN T. JOYCE, 3814 W, S7th «ve- crimination would be permitted. A ter under investigation. nne. Husband o( Mrs. Bessis Joyce, Schall recounted for his listeners spected his home truths. special order has been issued to all In the meantime Father Ordi- fHACKETHALi f.tber of Mrs. Allct Joyce Prosser, John. the story of the establishment of No/me knew better than he the T., Jr„ and W. GenldvJoyce. Requiem foremen, ordering them to give nas said that he had noted an im- the praesidium in his parish. He fallacy of supposing that, because Mass will be offered Monday at iO In related that “ the Blessed Virgin particular attention to Spanish- >provement in the employment sit­ Air Conditioned the Cthtdral. Interment Mt. Olivet. speaking workers to see that they the camp records revealed, say, W. P. Horan A Son service. chose the poorest parish and the uation so far as his parishioners 50 Catholics, that that number, from THE DENVER'S MRS. VIRGINIA BUENO, 2447 Welton priest 'with little experience to get fair treatment.” are concerned since tne Register “ The Register is to be congrat^ or a tenth of that number, would MORTUARY street. Mother of Larry and Kiehsrd prove that the legion can be suc­ first bared the discrimination show up for Mass next morning. Bueno and eiater of Carlos Ssntatevan. cessful in any place.” ulated,” continued Senator John­ charges, 1449-51 Kelemeth St. Requiem Mass was offered Thuridsy at son. “ for bringing these discrimi­ He knew he had to work to get an 9 in Sacred Heart church. Interment Onlp Three in Firat Meeting SitnatioB Widespread attendance, and he worked. Phone UAln 4006 Mt. Olivet. OUnger service. nation charges before the public. He said that when he called his Recently the Industrial Confer­ ' Chaplain McCaddon was free SERVICE BAR! MRS. NORA E. BUGGY, 1881 Wseh- Once we get the accusations AJt A A A ington street. Mother of Mrs. John first meeting only three men re­ cleared up I do not think there ence of the Archdiocese of Los An­ alike from the errors of the Canfleld and Alice E. Baggy and sister sponded to his pleas. Finally 14 will be a chance of another case geles drafted g resolution taking Pollyanna enthusiasts who kept of Hre. James Foley of Dubuque, la., came on a later date, but three an unequivocal stand against ra­ venting their boundless assurance JUST INSIDE 16TH STREET DOOR and Mrs. Robert Connor of Wsukon, Is. as was revealed in Pando; but in Milas & Dryer Requiem Msei wst offered Monday at 9 had not even made their Easter order to make sure that there is cial discrimination in war indus­ that there was nothing wrong in the CatbedmI. Interment Mt. Olivet. duty and 11 in the group were not I shall keep a close watch and tries, indicating that the situation with CCC youth and those H IIF F I E D J Iftf . • • every boy needs and will ap- EDWARD CHIK, 4100 8. Federal rather infrequent visitors in the upon the first evidence of further revealed in Colorado is not iso­ who imagined the camps to A U U riL t p m i i predate it’s compact usefulness! Printing Go. boulevard. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jake parish church beewse oi the dis­ lated and that the peril to minority be- inhabit^ by rakes and Chik, brother of Albert, Joseph of Little­ discrimination I will not hesitate EVERYTHING from shaving to shoe $3.50 ton, Frank of Hawaii, Mrs. Angela Perme tances in the mountain c o u n ^ to use the full power of my office groups has aroused widespread de gangsters. He knew the animosity shining! ...... — ...... * Wheel Ticket, for' of Denver, Annie and Pauline Chik, both that make up the parish. The mine to see that drastic action results, fense. The Los Angeles confer­ that in the early days of tiic or­ of Littleton, and Mrs. Rosie Herrick of that supported these first legion­ ence, of which the Rev. V, S. Flynn ganization existed between N^roes BaMar. and Carnival. Denver. Requiem Mast was offered Discrimination against any minor­ Monday at 10 in St. Patrick’s church. aries closed and with the exodus ity group is un-American and must is the moderator, drafted a reso­ and Whites imported from Texas 6 1 ID D E D D A P l f C f • • • clever, they’re called Catholic Work Our Fort Logan. Intermant in Littleton. of this group, Father Schaal began be stamped out.” lution in which the necessity of or between the Spanish-speaking Olalirliiil iHUKW i barrack slippers, come BESSIE CARD. Denver. Wife of Wil­ ^ans for a new attempt. This time Juan F. Romero, chairman of national unity was emphasized and youths and the others. He knew all folded up in ah attractive case, he’ll like them. $ 1.00 liam Gsrd. Requiem Mate was offered he built his organization around a pledge was made to attain the sexual dissoluteness of some. Specialty Thursday in Holy Ghost church. Inter­ the Spanish-speaking committee, ment Mt. Olivet. one practical Catholic, whom he representing Spanish-speaking “ fair representation in war and But he knew that all had the low moral tone of the age to blame for 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. HENRY SALAZAR, 8850 Uwrenee named president of thu praesidium. workmen on the C ai^ Hale proj­ civilian industries, in the armed their delinquencies rather than street. Son of Mrs. RateliU Salaiar. Since that time the legion in the ect, informed Mr. Beshoar that forces, in civil service, and in all CIGARETTE GASESI one, covered with wbar^iM KEyitone 6348^6349 Requiem Maas was offered Wednesday themselves. He knew that no ope New Mexico priest’s territory has settlement of the Pando discrimina­ vocations and occupations,” for al to match his uniform, with the service insignia on C ' at 8 in Sacred Heart eburch. Interment racial groups. waa made worse by life in the Mt. Olivet flourished. tion case has been satisfactorily it! Holds a full pack of cigarettes too!------* In sectional meetings that con­ made, with the exception of grant­ camps and most could be made MISS JUUA CALLAHAN better. Nowhere is his faith in tinued through the early part of ing of full pay for time lost in the SPF Is Established in Requiem Mass was offered in St. CCC youth better illustrated than Francie de Sales' church Saturday, June Sunday afternoon, representatives dispute. The federal government SERVICE QUALITY Every Australian See the time when he wagered a Q r y i i y A V I T C f . . . The sales girls say all the fellows 27, for Miss Julia Callahan, 78, qf 278 of the Denver and suburban parish representatives felt that specific S. Sherman street, who d i^ Thuredar, cynical work supervisor that if wCflim i hi I W i are using them! 'They are just praesidia were the chief speakers. matter would have to be settled in June 28, In St. Joseph's hospitiL he released his. 116 Catholic boys SWELL for HURRY-UP mending jobs, you’ll be e 4 A r t HARTFORD-ALCORN Father Forrest Allen, former Washington, The Spanish-Ameri Brisbane, Australia. — Notable She was bom in Ireland and came to at noon to attend Stations of the glad to have i t ! ...... - ...... - ...... ^ ^ pU w the United States in 1901 and settled in spiritual director of the arch can committee is making the claim growth of the Society for the Cross they would all be back at 1. dtortuary Minnesota, Until four years ago she diocesan curia, addressed 26 for full pay for the time lost be­ jhropagation of the Fail^ in operated a email grocery and creamery So it eventuated. priests now laboring as spiritual cause it does not feel the Spanish­ 'Australia in the course of the past D ll I c m H C f ■ * • really a beauty . . . in natural KEntoa. STTt at 618 E. Bayaud. Father McCaddon had the suc­ .2 . E. CoUu leaders of the legionaries. speaking workmen were to blame five years was reported in the an­ DILIa r U L l l O i saddle leather— has space for bills, Snrviving is a consin, Mrs. Patrick J. cessful chaplain’s indispensable Msngan of Denver. Mrs. Gertrude Prinzing of St. for the wholesale discharges on nual meeting of the Episcopal com­ stamps, identification, and . , . four windows for A r t Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A John’s parish struck a forceful gift of discerning between impiety Son service. the Camp Hale job. mittee and the council of the so­ snap shots ...... note, when in the third general as­ ciety held in Sydney under the and mere rowdyism. He had 135 Call a SettUmeat Termt Given boys for Mass one All Souls* day MRS. KATHERINE O'NEIL sembly she said: “ Our religion, if presidency of His Excellency, the Terms of the settlement of the morning, and his joy over this turn­ Hre. Katherine O'NeU, 88, died it is to accomplish anything, must Most Rev. Giovanni Panico, Apos­ Wednesday in her home, 8040 Meade Camp Hale case, in which 300 Colo out was not in the least allayed IIT II I T V | f| T D f • • • 7his is an amazing kit . . . con- ZOXE CAB be supematurd. It means that you tolic Delegate to Australia. Mem­ street. must break to an extent with the rado and New Mexico men were by the fact that the boys went from UIILII I M lw i tains comb, mirror, nail file, razor, MAln 7171 bership has increased in the past Bom in Chsteaugar, N. Y., she came purely natural. Heroicifaith repre­ fired “ because they were Mexi­ Mass to participate in a food tooth brush, tootHTjaste and shave cream, every- A Q C ProBpt. CeortMai BonUo to Denver from St. Albans, Vt. Shortly five years from 29,000 to 208,000 sents the application of the rules cans,” are as follows; strike. (These strikes, over the thing you could possibly w an t!...... „...v w p v w CHEAPER RATES after her arrival here she was married 1. All qualified workers who and a total of $450,000 has been CLEAN NEW CABS to James C. O'Neil, who for 88 years of God to your work and your collected for the missions, these quantity and quality of the food, was an employe of the Denver Union frequent in the early days, were Terminal Railway Co. He died in 1928. everyday life. If you try to balance returns being multiplied by three Mrs. O’Neil was a member of the one foot on the natural and the for the Pontifical Mission Aid called for the excitement that was Third Order of St. Dominie. in them rather than for any ALTAR BREADS other on the supernatural you will works and by four for those of the Surviving are two eistere, Mrs. Mar­ serious purpose.) in practice believe that it is the Bishop, Palooka Holy Childhood association. SEWING garet Higgins and Mrs. Hannah Clark, Eaiternera Largely Cetholic both of Chateaugay; three nieces. Miss natural that supports you and not LMls Girls’ Br i m . Enbroidsrr. Ruth Kennedy of Denver and Misses the supernatural. So believing, you The bringing in of huge accre­ Moaocnmiiig, Ete Mary and Helen Kennedy, both of ToU- may ask, but it shall not be given Archbishop Compiling tions from the Eastern states gete, and two nephews, Patrick E. Ken­ you. , *‘Where Dentter Shops lYith Confidence” THE SISTERS OF THE nedy of Denver and J. W. Kennedy of fis h M e i m e History of Queensland /yommg-i Tollgate. The closing ceremony of the GOOD SHEPHERD congress was the giving of Solemn rado CCC camps. Where formerly Requiem Maas is being offered Friday Brisbane, Australia. — Arch­ TELEPHONE PEARL 1401 at 9:30 in St. Dominie’s church. Inter­ Benediction by Father Donovan at (Continued From Page One) Catholics (real or nominal) had ment Mt. Olivet. W. F. Horan A Son 5:30 o’clock Sunday afternoon bishop James Duhig of Brisbane averaged 60 in a camp of 200, now service. years, I have continued to use Joe, The deacon was the Very Rev, is devoting all his spare time to they outnumbered all others, and though threatened with loss of cer­ the collecting of material for the MRS. LUCY zrro Joseph P. O’Heron, and the sub­ their Catholicity, despite the tough DOXLE’S tain of mv newspapers and other history of the Catholic Church in Mrs. Lucy Zito, 80, of 2974 Hooker deacon ■was the Rev. George threats which were more -violent. exterior they brought • from the Save Your Clothes street died Sunday in St. Joieph’s hoi- Spehar. Queensland, which he hopes to sidewalks of the Eastern cities, PHARMACY pital after a two-year illnese. The reward has been far greater have compiled by May, 1943, when She was bom in Pennsylvania and came than one could ever hope for. When was genuine. Progress in religious The PartiecUr DiWggist the celebration commemorating to Denver, in 1897. In 1909 she was men of your distinguished caliber life was notable; the sacraments married to George A. Zito, an assistant Noted Nun-Educator the centenary of the first Mass in By Cleaning ITIH AVE. AND GRANT and great heart recognize it for were frequented and free religious superintendent in the teas department of Brisbane vtill be held. exercises like Stations of the Cross EZ, UIT FREE DEUVEBT the Public Service Co. what I mean it to be, I am compen­ THEY MAY HAVE TO LAST A LONG TIME Surviving are her husband, two tons, AHonds NEA Meeting sated beyond articulation. were observed. , One vocation was Albert F. and Lawrence C. Zito, ^ th of Priest Is Wounded on obtained. Race riots ceased under Denver; a daughter, Mrs. Genava O’Brien One wishes that you were closer JOBS WANTED to the Eastern picture where other the influence of an equalizing of Denver; two brothers, J. J. Cataline (Continued From Page One) Trip From South Africa environment. For Good Workers of Oklahoma City and Charles Cataline toma’s outstanding work, St. Cath­ men, supposedly of God, are-preach­ A(?apahoe% ^ f Cleaners of Denver; four eiiters, Mrs. Mary London.—Father Mason, who The thousands in the “ Wood­ of any type, permanent or odd Ptcello and Mrs. Rose CavlUo, both of erine’s college was a few years ag^> ing sedition, violence, and hatred. Your proximity would lend a great left Johannesburg, South Africa, pecker Army” who knew Father JUST Job, call Employment Department. Denver; Mrs. Manger of Welby, and Mrs granted a chapter ^ f Phi Beta McCaddon have now gone to join Lena--Muscarello of Hammond, La., and moral background and strength in to join the Carthusian community CALL k e T o m i 2162 Arapahoe i t Kappa, America’s leading scholas­ in Charterhouse, Sussex, suffered the real army or are absorbedbed in Catholic Charities four grandchildren. tic honor society. Mother Antonia our fight arainst intolerance and a slight head wound when the ship competitive labor, but all remem­ 1665 Grant S t KEystone 6386 Requiem Mass was offered Wednesday herself was given the Phi Beta disuni^, which are, of course, at 10 in St. Dominie's church. Inter, he. was aboard was bombed. He ber the chaplain who stayed on ment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan * Son Kappa key when the college chap­ synonymous. service. now is in Castries, St. Lucia, when other officers came and went ter of the society was formally I hope I may one day have the B. W. I. The chaplain once gave $116 COLFAX MARKET J. T. Upton Renovating erected. St. Catherine’s was the rare picture of shaking hands MRS. MARGARET CANNING out of his meager savings to enable COLFAX AT COLFAX AT Co. Requiem Masa waa offered Wednesday first U. S. Catholic college to have with* you and imbibing a spiritual an enrollee to go to Itogis college DOWNING UARION at 9 ;80 in Holy Family ehoreh lor- Mrs. New Chapel Residence membership in Phi Betta Kappa. tonic from a chat with you. Be­ in Denver. This is but a symbol Carpet Cleaners That Clean Marsaret Canning, 84, of 8960 Winona The St. Paul religious served as lieve me, if I ever come out your coart, who died Monday in St. Antbony’i In Madrid Is Opened of his unstinted giving of himself BRUNO’S FOR BETTER SEAFOODS AND FOULTST PROMPT boapital. first president of the Educational way I will make it my business to for seven years. PERSONAL Conference of the Sisters of St. pay you a visit. Madrid. — Carmen Polo De She wa> bom In Waterford, Pa„ and Free Cracked ' REASONABLE wai married there to John Canning. Joseph of Carondelet, a member of Again my great thanks for all Franco, wife of El Caudillo, pre­ Squabs SERVICE They moved to Leadville in 1896 and the provincial council of her con­ the wonderful work you are doing, sided over the opening of a new Delivery Crab went back to Penniylvania in 1900. They chapel residence of the Sisterhood later returned to Denver. Mr. Canning gregation and a member of the and for those words you said Capons I W. H. UPTON of Teresa De Cepeda. Minister of TA. 1776 Lobsters Manager died in 1924. executive committee of the Minne­ about my effort, my humble grati­ Surviving art thro* nephewi, Alexlae sota ^ vem or’s commission on tude. education Ibanez Martin and the Turkeys Alive or 765 TeJoB Street C. Mnlllgan of Denver, Joieph Grady of education for the unemployed. Believe me, , chief of the Falange Women’s sec Cooked Cleveland, and B. B. Hiikey of Water- tion. Pilar Primo De Rivera, also TAbor 5223 lord. Conn. Mother Antonia is the author of Sincerely, Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard aerv- Franklin’s Mission to France and a HAM FISHER. attended. PICK OP THE THE PICK OP lee. frequent contributor to Acta et The answer came to Mr. Fisher REAL ESTATE FLOCK THE SEA Dicta, tYiS organ of the Catholic from the Bishop: MRS. ADEUNE ALLEN SPECIALIZINO IN SOUTH DENVER Mra. Adeline Allen, 21. of 2926 WII- Historical society; to Minnesota My dear Mr. Fisher: liams street died Tuetday in St. Joaeph’a If yon vifh to buy, sail, or trada boipital. History, and to other publications. I am also overwhelmed in re­ call PEarl 4688. A native of Denver, the waa married She bolds membership in the ceiving your very fine, personal Klmiay A Co., SOB South Paari Pnm thair Califernia Norltiata tha The firms listed here de­ to Zane Allen in the Cathedral in 1941. American^ Historical association, message. When I quoted “Joe” I Chrlatian Brothen land yon tan inparb Surviving, besides her husband, are the American Chemical society, the did not think it would ever come to wiaia. Tha Brothara maintain SL serve to be remembered her parents. Hr. and Mrs. John Del- Hary’i Callage and other adioola monico; two aiiters, Ann and Margie Association of American Univer­ your attention or that it would throsgfa the aala at their great wine. when you are distributinK Deimonico. and three brothers. Anthony, sity Women, the American Socio­ bring you any particular gratifica­ DORAN John, Jr., and Kenneth Deimonico, all your patronage in the dif­ of Denver. logical society, the St. Paul College tion. That it did bring you so HATTERS 1 PAUL’S club, ^ e National Educational as- much satisfaction in a way I did Requiem Mass ia being offered Friday "Bat KacaadlUantBa KE. 6171 Free Delivery ferent lines of business. at 10 in Loyola church. Interment Mt. sodatian, which she has served as not at all anticipate pleases me be­ ■arriaa BaclaolTaty* Olivet. Olinger service. a member of the committee on edu­ yond words. cational policy and program; the I referred to your strip which ’^733 E. Colfax, at Clartuea J. C. SWEENEY CALL MAIN 6681 Requiem Mass is being offered Friday National Catholic Eoucational as­ appeared I believe on April 19 and Praa Pkfc-iip aad DaUnty at 9 in Blessed Sacrament church for sociation, the North Central Asso­ which was very good. But the one James C. Swetney, 74, of 2670 Eudora Sarrka street, one-time general superintendent ciation of Colleges and Secondary of March 25 was much stronger of the Denver waterworks system, who Schools, the American Library as­ and much more to my purpose. I LOOP MARKET died Wednesday. sociation, and the Association of liked it so well that I cut it out of He was bom in Wilkes-Birre. Pa. He FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE American Colleges. A well-knoum the paper and posted it in my IB«WLIITG married Gertrude Hagan of Denver in Fra* Parking With Parehaa* of SOe or Moro al 1429 Lawroaeo 1908. More than three years ago be radio speaker herself, she has done Thera ii a ipirit of friandlinasa library so that “ those who run BIROS- retired from the employ of the water pioneer work in the program of might read.” You expressed vol­ about Park HiU'a bowling atleya board because of failing health. His that you'll appreciate. Hare in wife died several yeara ago. the Advisory Council on Radio in umes in those few sentences and I EYE wholcaoma congenial atmoaphare The firms listed here de­ .T S o folki coma to enjoy thair favorite Surviving are a son, James Sweeney; Education. certainly do intend to quote them S O L E S Ladies*• . e s e a daughter, Mrs, Dorothy Rayneldi, and For half a century. Mother An­ on future occasions. FROZEN aport. Drop in tonight and tea for serve to be remembered a granddaughter, Sally Ann Reynolds, all yoonolf or better atlll call np a . 35s of Denver. » tonia has followed intellectual pur­ conplt of friandt and all coma when you are distributing H E E L S - i . Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger service. suits; she has studied and written FOODS bowling. Park Rill’a wail kept al­ .X5e extensivelyr she has traveled far; Tom Flaherty’s ley! will add to your fun. your patronage in the dif­ LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP T O EVERY CHRISTIAN MRS. ALMA T. DUNPHY she has hobnobbed with the great. Requiem Mass was offered Saturday, Groceries - Meats • Bakery ferent lines of business. ' • In tha Loep Market, Lawraaca St. Stda the symbol of the cross ulti­ June 27, in Annunciation church for Wednesday night she sat out the Park Hill Bowling Mrs. Alma T. Dunpby, 64, of 3826 York short rainstorm that moved over Center mately brings comfort and street, a native of Denver. COLONY GRILL MURRAY’S She wae married to Frank T. Dunphy thq^ great amphitheater in the A. H. Landmark. Managor peace to minds disturbed by un­ in 1910. She was a member of the Altar Parks of the Red Rocks as the pag- Fanadad by M. T. H om y—1888 Drive-in—Parking Free sr ^ ^ 49 4» ^ w srw-i 12 Beautiful New ABC Drivci certainty and change. and Rosary society of Annunciation Park of the Red Rocks as the pag- tYhsrs Friends Meet Friends Phones GR. 1613-14-15 eburch and the Annunciation PTA, being produced. 1826 Call. Bivd. at E Calfaz Surviving, besides her husband, arc a Waat 82nd A Jaliaa Phone EAit 8121 CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING A memorial of beautiful son, Roy F. Dunphy of Denver; a sister, As she left the park, she said: • HNB POODS Mrs, W. J. Shell of Denver, and a There is nothing so wonderful as granite, identifying our family, brother, Fred E. Willmer of Keenesburg. God’s great natural wonders.” And • MnXD DRINKS REPAIRING-RENTALS affords a permanency attuned EDWARD WARD she said something else, t;^ical of • BESB mWtSM Classified Ads Requiem Mess was offered In St. Domi­ her: "It would do congress good ON ALL MAKES to our faith. It is a bond of nie's church for Edwird Ward, 68, who to sit under the skies in this mag­ It will pay you to read ALL of tha following adTortUomanU. died Saturday,-~June 27, in a Denver hos' 569 E. Colfax fidebty to pur religious convic­ pital. nificent place and listen to The All Makes Typewriter Service He was born in Leadville, where he Call of America.” 488 I4th STREET BARNES SCHOOL BLDG. MAIN 1418 tions against which no deteri­ attended St. Mary’s school. He moved CATRODIO DAUGHTERS' HOME MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS to Denver in 1918. He wes an Iron molder 1772 Grant Plaaaant home for glrla orating force, either physical or by trade. RocondiUoncd piaoqp, playari, grands, spiritual, shall prevaff. Surviving are a brother, Thomas of FORETHOUGHT— AS WITH Cub to owner tor a good tivo or ifac room organa (pipo and road), oreboatral inatiu- Denver, and two elstera, Mrs. Mary INSURANCE homo in louth Donvor. Writo W. Sehrodt manta. T. R. Walker, 886 Broadway. SP. Cully of Denver and Mrs. Charles Elliot 346 a Waahington. 7864. of Los Angeles. - Insuranea la purehaiad with rasard for tha Interment M t Olivet. 'Day eerviec. JACQUES BHOTHERS livint, QiUally for thoaa left behind. Why not WANTED PHOTOGRAPHS PAINTING A PAPERING f •how equal eonaideratiaa for them by limply MRS. ROSENA SWEENEY Andonen photos. 1206 18tb St at Law Pa'nting and Papering rcaaonabla. B, T. , ' Since 1902 Mri. Rosent Sweeney, 64, died Thurs­ talking thing! over now—calmly and with I will buy for cash small properties in or near Denver. I am ronea MAin 187a Froo newa cuta Yeager. 67 W Maple. SPnma *984. day, June 28, in her home, 1286 Corona atreet dcaarvad dalibaratioD. It may sara haartaebaa not interested in listing your property for sale or making 28 E. 6tli Ave. TAbor 6468 PRINTING DRUG STORES , She wae born in Adair county, Mis­ and added agony Utar. Hake a aalection now you a trade, but will purchase your property if priced right souri. In 1908 she wes married to Wil­ whan mindi are calm and untroubled. It'a 500 Bnaintta Cards 81.26 and op. Wedding HUTCHINSON’S PHARMACV i liam J. Sweeney in Montgomery, Ala. and pay you cash. Will give quick action. Your Nahorbood Onaegiat He died in 1933. a part of wladom to uaa forethought. Announcamtnta 28 for 82.60 and up. Nnm- bered tiekots of aU Undo. RODGERS. 811 Pbona SProca 9686 700 Sa. Paoil w.a. Surviving are two eons, John A. of JAMES HUT0BIN8OM partitT Denver and William J, of Boston: a Call T. E. GREENE 14th St C O L D SPRING em ci, daughter, Mrs. Katherine I. MeLaoghUn OEO. P. NACKETNAL FLOWERS MONUMENTS of Denver, end two grandchildren. ROOMS FOR RENT Requiem Mess wee offered Wednesday FUNERAL DIRECTOR TAbor 6266-Days EAst 1381 Evenings CORSAGES, fraah cut flowari, artiitl* § at 9 in Loyola church. latarmeat M t 1240 Aconu TAbor 1656 Attraetivo rma. broalcfaat if dealiad, phone, fnneral ipraya, incatha and daaignau Liah't, « aVewt l ^ l a 18. donhla 14. GL 6488. W. 26th Ava A Quitman. f! i :

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Thursday, 1942 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEyatone 4205 PAGE SEVEN

The Denver Catholic Register B€II6(it PjUtV Is Registorials Rev. Leo F l p President______— ______Most Rev.Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Editor.______— .j—R t Rev, Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.O., Jour.D, Managing Editor------Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. Life in the Army— van, yon think he it a , strong si­ Slated (or July lent man with many great thoughts Now Is in Iowa Associate Editors— M. F. Everett Jour.D.; Charles J. McNeill, A.B., 9 Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, J.C.D., Litt.D.; Rev. John Cavanagh, Soldiers’ Viewpoint that he probably keepa to himself. (Annunciation Pariah) We read letters this week from He darts out a strong hand, bows M.A., LittD.; Rev. Edward A. Breen, M.A., LittM.; Leonard Tangney, stiffly, says, “How d'y do,” and (Holy Family Parish) A games party as a benefit for two soldiers whose service in the A.B., Jour.D.; Max Greedy. army is of recent date. One of moves along. He retire to a good Father Leo M. Flynn, pastor, ie enjoying a few weeks in Iowa with the fair and bazaar dinner will be these came' to us personally, the comer, and you think, “'Well, that’s Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. held Thursday evening, July 9, at other to a sister of a lad in service. thal.'^ 'When he begins to talk, you relarfves. 8:30 o’clock in Hagus hall. There We think some of the observa­ listen— if you are smart— and soon Miss Hattie Fraezkowski of Wil­ will be special prizes. you know that he does have great mington, Del, sister of Father Ed­ Published Weekly by tions are worth passing along. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cavanaugh “I took a physical examination thoughts in his fine head but that ward Fraezkowski, is visiting him THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) and Mary Frances returned from for aerial gunnery,” the younger he is not selfish about them. here. Chicago last week. They were gone of the soldiers wrote, “and passed Father Donovan’ a enthusiasm Word received from Father E. 938 Bannock Street three weeks. it after a recheck. I started talk­ about things is based on long expe­ A, Leyden, former Holy Family m i i m Ed Kelly, Jr., returned to Lin­ ing, however, to some of the other rience, wide knowledge, a great assistant and now in the army Oar astiaatsr wUl Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0 . Box 1620 otB — I4*as sb4 coln, Nebr., to resume his studies lads who passed the test and die* memory, a burning love for (^od, chaplains’ training school, Fort waaUs nhalt- after spending the weekend with covered that they were all mor­ and a thorough understanding of Benjamin Harrison, Ind., says that Ia4 with M abHratioB Subscription: $1 per year. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed bidly fatalistic, expecting to be en. he soon will complete his prelim­ S* 790. Kelly, Sn, 3550 Clayton street. dead within a couple of months, Orestes Brownson, that intellec­ inary course and be tranaferred to yARAPAH^OE S T P E E T Miss Lorna Poor of Fort Collins and not caring much either way. tual giant of a hundred years ago, another station. Thursday, July 2, 1942 is visiting in the John Murphy It also struck roe that none of them will come into his own in America Richard Allen Muehlbauer, son home. had been blesaed with much intelli­ if Father Donovan just talks to of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Muehl­ gence. Well, I asked myself: . do bauer, was baptized June 28. Spon­ OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER Mill Johnion Weds enough people. 'The St Louis priest you really want to go through can quote Brownson by subject, sors were Ernest Muehlbauer and Houn: 9 to 12; 1 to 6. Phone MAln 8437 The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. June 27, Miss Gwendolyns Bar­ gunnery school, to Australia, live, year, and volume— algiost by day, Cecilia Landberg. We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ bara Johnson and Gerald Dale fight, and die with these jerks?’ t date, and page number. We have ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or Two of the 1942 graduates of Dr, J. J. O’Neil, Dentist Nolan were married in the Annun have decided to go to armament admired Brownson from a respect­ Holy Family high have entered those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official ciation church before the Rev. school (which J also qualified for) ful distance for years. Now we have nurses’ training. Eileen Moore will We hope The Register will be read in every homo of the F. A.'Bettit. Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets instead. Besides a gunner has a been introduced to him, and, if receive her training in Mercy hos­ Archdiocese. . . , The bride, a convert, was given short life (about 17 minutes while father Edward Breen can spare a pital and Ella Tomoff in St. An­ We urge pastorsi parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in in marriage by her uncle, Herbert in actual combat, by statistics). volume or two from his set of thony's hospital. the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. Nelson. She wore a finger-tip veil “I really like the army and I'm Brownson’s CoHeeted Works, we « URBAN J. VEHR, edged with lace and her gown was very glad and proud to be in it, Mrs. Wilman, Mrs. Canning, and intend to get well acquainted with Miss Marjorie Logan are con­ Jan. 29. 1942. Archbishop of Denver. of white chiffon. She carried a but as far as I am concerned they the great convert. Specializing in Quality Plumbing and bouquet of gardenias and roses. valescing in St. Anthony’s. can give Texas to Pancho Villa's Father Donovan talks mostly of Her aunt, Mrs. Carrie Nelson, was descendants.” The weather where Bill Keough, a member of last Heating Repairs bridesmaid. Her dress was pink Brownson, but he gave us brief year’s sophomore class, is working the young man is stationed, it and brilliant lectures on some other chiffon and she wore a large pic­ seems, has been anything but for the navy in California. LITTLE FLOWER CENTER WILL things, too— inside stories of Fa­ ture hat. Miss Irene Hartman was moderate. The games parties are meeting maid of honor. Dick Hartman was ther Abram Ryan, the poet-priest with great success and more and SUHERY & COMPANY The second soldier has a sister of the Civil war South; the validity GIVE PICNIC JULY 3 FOR 300 best man and Nelson Howard an who was anxious to have all the more parishioners are becoming in­ attendant. A reception was held at of modem Protestant Baptisms and terested in attending every Tues­ PLUIRBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS details of army life— and she got mairiages; Washington U.’s Dr, 1202 Corona street. Mrs. Nolan them. Among other things, he day night. The parties begin at 1726 MARKET STREET A picnic in Curtis park today, John Lonteen, 'Mr. and Mrs. is the daughter of Mrs. Thomas Herbert Cory, Brownson’s present 8:30. Prizes are awarded. All Gillie Sigala, Mr. and Mrs. said: “The ‘jargon’ consists mostly day counterpart; the Legion of JOHN J. CONNOR. President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 Friday, July 3, will be a special Webb of 1321 Bannock street Mr. of cursing and swearing and foul are invited to attend and regular Dolphie Martinez, Mr. and Mrs. Mary; the feasibility of a Catholic players are urged to bring their Nolan is a 1939 graduate of language. AH the men in our area treat for the 300 children of Little Garfield Trujillo, Mr. and Mrs. A1 daily paper in America; the history friends. Flower Social center who have AHS. They will live in Denver. are ‘casuals’ slated for shipping, Trujillo, Mr. and Mrs. Dave and the nature of democratic gov­ The Altar and Rosary society been attending summer school in Garcia, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mar­ Apodaea-Gonzalei Ritei Held as^ are most of the men at the ernment in America; the liturgical field, and there isn't much chance will hold its joint Communion on Sacred Heart school for the past tinez, Mr. and Mrs. Augie Lopez, _ Miss Sylvia Gonzales was mar­ movement; catechetical methods; Sunday, Jul^ 6, in the 7:30 Mass. for a distinctive argot to develop.” three weeks. A field meet with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maes, Mr. and ried to Rudy ^ od a ca in Annun- many other things. He left so many The sacristy workers for the “Why Pay More?” At another point, he observes: races and games will be supervised Mrs. Joe Vigil, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie ciAtion church Saturday, June 27, bees buzzing in our bonnet that, week of July 4 arc Mrs. Nick Cen­ ‘My shoe size is 9, but the .... (Trademark) ' by Mrs. Sara Bailey, Nellie Valen­ Cordova, Mr. and Mrs. Ross before the V e^ Rev. (iharles H. as soon as we stop being dizzy, we ter and Mrs. Thomas Bullock. supply fitter said 8% . I’ve been cia, and Mrs, Mary Hooper. Pacheco, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hagus. The bride wore a tan suit have heavy work ahead. The Business Girls’ * sorority of agonizing since. I went to the sup­ The children have been attend­ Sandoval. ' with white accessories and her Giants have a way of lifting yon the D. U. school of commerce held ply captain today and was told to ing school from 9 to 11:30 a.m. bridesmaid jvas her sister, Miss up. That is what Father Donovan its formal initiation Sunday after­ WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES Miss Irene Casey and Miss Flor­ go on sick call tomorrow and get daily. Lessons were followed by a Margaret Gonzales. She wore Co­ did for us this week, and we are noon, June 28, in the Holy Family ence McGregor of Detroit Mich., a medical certificate stating that INCORPORATED hot lunch served in the center be­ penhagen blue, Frank Grebenc was not alone. Ask Father Breen about school hall. Doris and Dorothy who attended Michigan university I must have better fitting shoes.’' fore dismissal. Miss Patricia Mor- best man. Mr. and Mrs. Apodaca the clerical gentleman from St. Schneider were in charge of ar­ with Miss Mary Ellen Dougherty, Used to his shower at his own Colorado Ovmed Stores risey and Miss Margaret Oyler, are both graduates of AHS. A re­ Louis.—-C. J. McNeill. rangements. were in Denver attending the Na­ convenience in civilian life, the students of St. Mary’s academy, as­ tional Educational association con­ ception was held in the home of Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. sisted with the summer school. the bride’s mother. private has encountered this diffi­ ference. After visiting the center culty in the field of the military: Model for Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California Miss Nellie Valencia had chaij(:e of Mrs. J. A. McCullough and Mrs. the Michigan women congratulated “W« cannot take a shower until the pre-school children. the Denver deanery upon the ex Kate McCullough of 3356 Eliza­ A Sinner 15th and California after 5 o’clock in the evening, on The Victory club entertained cellent educational program car' beth will entertain the members of J account pf the feverish prepara­ The reputation that Christ OLD M I I U M four soldiers from Fitzsimons hos- ried on by the center. St. Ann’s PTA card circle next gained for being a friend of sin­ Wa De Not Hava Spacial Sales But Sell Yen at Our Lowest Tuesday afternoon at 1 o’clock. tions for inspection every moFn- 'pital with a basket lunch in Ben- Miss Alice Higgs of Gainsville, m^a** ners harmed His cause with the Prices Every Day on Ail Drug Marehaadise. demeer. The members of the club Fla., is a guest of the_ center Forty-four children from the We think these letters are typi­ Pharisees but became a beacon of are sponsoring outings for the men and is helping with the typing and vacation school will make their cal, not unusual, of the boys who hope to which sinners of every age in the armed forces. Staff Sgt Ben the general office work. First Holy Communion Sunday in are in our armed camps today. have turned with bleeding hearts. F. Howard, Cadet Bob Pind, Pvt. the 7:30 Mass. Members of the There is nothing of sourness in Love unquestionably blots out sin. Bert Polite, and Staff Sgt. P. Rid- Clan It Ambitious Sacred Motherhood guild will serve them, but rather the expression of He showed, and, when fiery lin voted the day a huge success. The class in citizenship is an a breikfast for the children imme­ humor and realism that will make enough, may lift the world's worst ^ithonOK that counts Members of the Victory club are ambitious group. Every member diately after the Mass in Hagus for us an army that would not sinner to a plane far above run-of- Mr. and Mrs. Jean Smith, Mr. and is anxious to obtain naturali­ hall. and could not suffer defeat.— the-mill goodness. Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are Mrs. Lloyd W. Wilson, Mr. and zation papers, or to improve Any one who doubts the power spoken and written English, if The Guardian Angel sodality Hubert A. Smith. Mrs. George Gilpin, Mr. and Mrs. and the younger children of the of repentant love should turn to reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. Howard Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. Ed already a citizen. parish will receive Communion in the story of the penitent woman Johnson, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Staf­ Mrs. Gavina Galan, 3033 Welton the 7 :30 Mass. Feeding World that St. Luke tells. Christ had been ford, Walter Sfchneider, and Miss sU^et, is the proud possessor of FOR QUALITY CORN FED The monthly meeting of the After the War invited to a meal in the home of Mary Ellen Dougherty, her declaration of intention pa­ MEATS POULTRY SEE Altar and Rosary society was held Discussion of plans to feed, a Pharisee, and, when He had re­ & Sewing Instructor pers. Mrs. Mary Bueno and Mrs. clothe, and house great areas of clined with the others at table, a MM Pilar Gonzales are among those Thursday afternoon in the hall. SPECIAL LUMP COAL Mrs. William Schweider presided. the world after the war began this notorious sinner of the town NUT COAL Accepts New Position applying themselves to reading week between the Unit^ States brought in a jar of perfumed oil "WEDDING PICTURE” RABTOAY*S and writing. Mrs. Bueno is a The quilt was awarded to Miss Mrs. Alice James, who had been Margaret Genty, Twenty-three and Great Britain, reprcMnted by and laid it at the Master’s feet. But All rizht, Unah. It U foniir . Imt Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 conducting a sewing class on Fri­ citizen. Secretary of Stale Cordell Hull and as she stooped to pour the oil on it’s ths laost prlud poiuasien of two P. MUMFORD. Mgr. dollars was realized. Linen for the 25th'and Decatur GRand 8125 days, has accepted a position with Mrs. Jennie Sacco, by means of altar cloths will be purchased by Sir Frederick Leith-Ross, chairman His weary, dust-laden feet, she peopis. Th« nuinT modsrn wsddinz pie- the Denver Bureau oi Public Wel­ her knowledge of Spanish, is a Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Feely of of the Inter-Allied Relief commit' burst into tears, and hurriedly tuKS wt takt trt faithful rsprodoe- fare. Mrs. James is being re­ valuable assistant to the class in­ the sewing group. Mrs. Parker, i tee. loosening her hair, carefully wiped tloni of monuntoua oeeaaloiu. When buying from the placed by volunteer workers, Mrs. structor, Mrs. Alice L. Rathborne. new member introduced by Mrs Some persons seem to feel that them away as they fell on ^ s feet. firms advertising in this INSURANCE John Demmer and Mrs. Martha A field trip was recently taken Beckler, made a generous dona­ it is too early to talk of peace Christ did not interrupt, for He ANDERSON Palm, who have been interested by the group to the Spanish and while war is raging at its bitterest. paper, please mention that tion. Mrs. M. Clarke reported $13 saw that the woman’s tears were ^ j o s . j ." c ¥ l l a ^ ' in the center for a number of Peruvian exhibit of Mrs. Frank for the linen was made on the But the post-var problems will be tears of genuine sorrow. But He Photograph Studio you saw their advertise­ years. Freyer. Mrs. Freyer addressed the so severe that long-time prepara­ UOS 15th St.. Coniar Lawrtaet 1120 Seenrity Bldg. recent card party. The prize do­ saw also the thoughts of His falsely ment The Jolly Neighbors club is group in Spanish, explaining the nated by Mrs. Sage was Won by tions must be made to meet them. scandalized host, who wondered ^ _ ^ ^ F r s s Ntwspaptr Cob Phone KEystone 2633 planning a day’s outing and picnic origin of the art treasure and cus­ Mrs. Killian. Reported ill were After all, one of the reasons the that this Prophet would permit a in Bendemeer Saturday, July 4. toms of the people of South Amer­ Mrs. M. Simington, Mrs. Genty, United Nations are in desperate woman of the streets to touch Him. Those who will enjoy the outing ica. A visit to the exhibit of art Mrs. Marking, Mr. Hamblin, and straits now is that they on the In rebuttal, Christ propounded the are Mr. and Mrs. L. Chavez, Mr. on the American scene, 'Chappell Mr. Beaman. A spiritual bouquet whole were unprepared for war parable of the money-lender who and Mrs. John Martinez, Mr. and house, is planned for the next will be presented to Father Daniel while their adversaries spent years forgives a debt of 500 denarii and Mrs. Joe Chavez, Mi. and Mrs. trip. McClellan as requested by the in getting ready. It would be futile one of a mere 50 denarii. Which of Altar and Rosary society, and the to win the-war and then lose the the two debtors wUl love t]Mir bene­ members will receive Holy Com­ peace by lack of forethought. factor more? I Sir Frederick wants the United I munion in a body in the 9:30 Mass Four centuries later the thought Stales government to store huge and will assemble on the left side of the penitent woman brought war surpluses of wheat and other of the church. Several members of tears to the eyes of the great Au­ Solve Money the organization donated a che­ foodstuffs that can be made avail­ gustine, and, a hundred centuries nille bedspread to the Young able for the relief of devastated later, this tame touching drama will Ladies’ sodality for the hope cheat. war areas when peace comes. It still be bringing tears to the eyes Problems The Holy Name society, to­ also is intended that Canada, New of sinners. For love will stiU be gether with the other units of the Zealand, and Australia shall stock conquering sin, the words, “her Archdiocesan Union of Holy Name reserves for the post-war relief sins, many as they are, shall be plan. It is proposed that the relief With a societies, entertained the soldiers forgiven her, because she has loved A serious financial emergency need measures be undertaken during the in the NCCS club with a brief buf­ much,” will still be the beam that not worry you if you own clear im­ fet supper Sunday evening. The “cooling off” peri(^ of a three to sinners ride to heaven.— Rev. Ed­ •flf five-year armistice, while American Art, program will feature Miss Mar­ ward A. Breen. Real Estate proved property. Real Estate Loans garet Robinson, soloist, and 'Tom­ and other armies of occupation are Ur. my Lundy on the accordion. maintaining law and order in the are made from three to five years defeated countries and efforts are straight at 50% of appraised value Mr. and Mrs. W. Schweider re­ being made to win over the peo­ Alumnae Picnic' Loan J»//„ ceived word that their son is well. ples of conquered enemy sut^ to and for ten year periods at 60% of He is stationed somewhere on the the belter world order idea of the Pacific. the appraised value when placed on United Nations. Set for July 11 The following members of the The contrast between the aims a reduction basis. Ask about the con­ parish attended the Legion of of the Axis and the United Nations venient Real Estate Loan plan—at Mary conference- in St. Francis is extreme. The Nazis have deliber­ The St. James' chapter of the de Sales' Saturday evening: Mrs. ately devasted huge sections of Eu­ Denver alumnae of Mt. St. Ger­ this bank! 1‘hoor PRE T. Luplow, Rosanne Hebert, Mrs. rope that they have comra'cred. It trude’s academy, Boulder, baa set •how ftarti tt 7 I McNamara, Margaret Lcnihan, is not to be expected that their July 11 as the date for the mother- Marie Kriener, Mae Connolly, post-war treatment would be any children picnic to be held in the ' Mary Genty, Mrs. Sustrick, Mrs. less harsh. The Japanese are doing Elitch’s gardens picnic pavilion. I J. Connolly, and* Ed Went. the same in the Philippinea— wit­ The affair will begin at 12:30 ness the destroying of Cebu— and p.m. Each member is to bring her 4 Real Bombers own box lunch. Reservations Lowi7 Field RiperU In Thrilllnr have a long record of maintaining Bomblns Tietic*. Synrhroolsrd Former Denverite Is Korea as a virtual slave slate. The should be made with Mrs. Fitz­ AeropUno Machine Gan in Action United Nations expect to help feed patrick, Em. 1469. The Boulder LISTEN TO FULTON LEWIS, JR., RAIN OF STARS chapter members and the sisters Honored by Pilots and clothe their enemies after their Monday Thru Friday, KFEL, 9:S0 P. M. defeat, to furnish raw materials, of Mt. St. Gertrude’s have also BATTLE OF and even to lend technicians to aid been invited. CIRCUS Somewhere i n Australia. — in rehabilitating industry. Their The luncheon held by the chap­ MIDWAY (INS)— The boys he has been planners take the position that un­ ter in the Blue? Parrot inn, as the • HEAT GEKCRAL writing about— pilots of the U. S. happiness anywhere is a threat to annual meeting, had Sister Mary army air force in Australia— gave J A N S L E Y peace and that want anywhere is Ann Michael Sister Mary MaeARTHUR Pat Robinson, a Catholic and a threat to security. Is there any Lelinetta of Boulder as the American National DvAlh-D«fj1nK FesU former Denverite, a surprise birth­ question as to which is the -decent, honored guests. Both are attend­ of Bolaados on 168- BOMBS day party this week. All the boys ft. Svorlnt P(det the Christian, attitude? — Millard ing summer school in Loretto Denver paid tribute to Pat and the stories F. Everett. Heights college. ROOKETSi he has written— stories that gave HUSTREI FRANK KIRCHHOF ADOLPH KUNSMILLER FLYINO FISHI the folks at home information TROUPE about what their boys are doing We Tangle With an Jack Campbell Visiting Prodiant Flee Praddant and Cashier 6 Hotter E

WOULD Joseph Emerson Smith Says: Chaplain Hero YOUNa MEir rou UKB to MIcaU yvar lU* «Dtlnl7 ta tb* PTA to S p s o r Mrrk* *f tiM SmtcJ B«art m Cornelia Baxter, ‘ Gibson Girl’ of IBOO’ s, A Rdiciotu Lay Brother? Oar Btatiun <• n*t tMch. bat htip oar M otoo br thotr prartn >n4 numoa) work ta aar oeboali aad oa th« aUnloni. T M r Ulo ta tho hMdoa Ufo of Bt Je»- First AiiT Chss Was Daughter of Wyoming Cattle Grower tph at. Naurotb, cloao to tho Hoart of JooBi. For taformatiaa wiitot Baerol H o ^ Mlociaii Hoaaa, Bto. Maito, m. (St. Dorainte’a Parish) (Caprriaht, 1942, by Cstholie Preat So- Serpent’ in Denver, the bride of the Wells Fargo company bought A first aid class is being or­ cUtr. Inc. Raproduetion prohibited.) a (ialifomia millionaire; and the the pioneer Central Overland, Cali (Ont of a of dramatic ganized at 2727 Java court, under mistress of a 3500,000 place by the fomia, and Pikes Peak Express ctories of pioneer Colorado life at sea, was on everybody’s lips in company, of which, in 1869-60, the sponsorship of S t Dominic’9 related by Joseph Emereon Smith, 5 % In 7 % 1901,’’ said Joseph Emerson Smith. General Bela M. Hughes, the aris­ Men’s Suits...... PTA. Anyone in the vicinity is a Catholic, who is dean of news­ “ Every now and then in the 40 tocrat from Kentucky and the INTEREST FOR LIFE welcome to join. Registration for papermen in Denver.) years that have passed, with occa­ grandfather of Gerald Hughes, was Overcoats ...... 77^^ ON the classes may be made by calling ' (By Millard F. Eyiuiett) sional word of her from Paris and manager. General Hughes, one of Men’s Felt Hats______54^^ Mrs. Ward Anthony, GL. 4448; “ The story of Cornelia Baxter, the Riviera, her spectacular ro­ Denver’s best beloved pioneers, had CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY or Mrs. F. R. Campbell, GR. 3798. 'the Gibson girl’ who left her fa­ mance has bloomed anew in the failed to make the fortune he ex­ Ladies’ Plain Dresses (PEKING) Softballers 'to Play ther’s Wyoming cattle ranch to be­ telling. There are those alive who pected out of what proved a losing and Qoth Coats...... 7 7 ^ come a celebrated beauty in Paris, knew her, and who shake their concern but which, after Tevis had ANNUITV BONDS St Dominic’s Holy Name soft- ‘Queen of the Slaves of the Silver heads at the working out of the engineered the purchase, helped (10% Additional for Call and Delivery Service) ball teams will play Sunday morn­ evil omen on her wedding night, I Wnie (o start the Tevis wealth. At his ing at 9 ;30 on the held at W. 26th and who have scrapbooks filled death in 1899 he left 325,000,000 and Lowell boulevard. The mon^ly with' newspaper clippings of the to be divided among his five chil MAin MAin REV. FATHER RALPH meeting of the Holy Name society spectacular romance of which she dren. Hugh was his second son, a 6101 176 W . Adams St. - Chicago will beheld Thursday, July 9, at Altar Society in 6101 was the heroine. ‘If ever there great football player In college, a 8 p.m. were a beautiful Princess and a merchant of ability, and one of the In July and August the Domin­ young Lochiirvar out of the West, best golfers on the coast. Cleaners and Laundry Patronice These Firms. They ican Fathers will celebrate Mass they were here,’ they sigh. When Cornelia met him he was Are CO'Operating With Your each Sunday at 8 in the chapel Grand Junction “ With th» engagement diamond 700 EAST COLFAX AVE. completing a 3500,000 country resi­ in Nederland. on her finger, wedding dress fin­ Paper. dence in Monterey. It was of Father Richard E. Carbeiry, cap­ BRANCHES IN EVERY PARISH ished, the marriage date set, and Spanish renaissance architecture, tain, U.S.A., of Ames, la., priest of the invitations addressed and occupied the center of 20 lots on the the Archdiocese of Portland in Ore­ stamped ready for mailing, she S p s o rs Picnic bluffs overlooking the Pacific, had gon, who has been awarded the ' A ...... changed her mind and wed another, an electric plant, bowling alleys, Silver Star and Oak Leaf Cluster mouniRin u ie u i camp of whom her Denver fiance was Typists— Stenographers— Clerks and . conservatories — the whole decoration* for gallantry in action Grand Junction.—A large crowd totally unaware. A mouse chewed stretching for 1,200 feet! At the STENOTYPY-MACHINE SHORTHAND gathered in the home of Mrs. C. in the siege of Bataan. Father Gkir- F H Q n s into a red plush cushion and foot of the bluff, workmen were Modem—Accarat*—No Dictation Fatltno—Theory In 2 Months—128 Word* 0. Hendrickson on First Fruit- caused her wedding cake to slide berry carried out hit spiritual min­ finishing the 310,000 iron pier for istrations “at the height of danger" In I Month*—8 Out of It StndenU Prtvlonely Stodied Pencil Shorthand. Ages 7 to 14 ridge for the annual parish picnic from a waiter’s head as he was Stsnotyplsts Ar* th* Hiihsst PsM 8t«nofraph*is Tevis’ private yacht. with “utter disregard of his own sponsored by the women of St. carrying the ornate confection to The evening of March 27, 1901, STENOTYPE SECRETARIAL SCHOOL LONGMONT, COLORADO Joseph’s Altar society. The after­ the wedding supper, and this was safely.” He was serving as chap­ the telegraph editor of the Nows, lain with the 45lh (k>mbat team, 634 U. S. Nat’l Bank Bldg., Denver, Colo, noon was spent playing various but one of the happenings that of which I was then city editor, Season runs from June 22nd to August 17th games, and refreshments were made so sprightly a yarn that Philippine scouts. He is an alumnus W* Off*r Fall Sserstarlal Codrts, Day and Evsninr Clai**i came to my desk, grinning as he of St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver. Rates S15.00 per week • served by the hostess. newspapers over the county fea^ held out an Associated press Medical Student Returns For information addre$t: SISTER MARY CLARE tured it and brightened millions of “flimsy” from San Francisco. Robert A. Harrington left for l^yes_ at breakfast tables by pre­ “ What do you think of this?” he DENVER-CHIC AGO TRUCKING CO. S46 Atvrood St. Omaha, Nebr., where he is to re­ Longmont, Colo. senting thei )wrtrait of the un­ asked, and 1 whistled as I read the enter (Creighton university in the usually bewtiful young woman announcement of the engagement Alamosa Priest medical department. He was com­ who had captured Hugh Tevis, of Cornelia Baxter to Hugh Tevis. missioned a second lieutenant this ‘greatest catch in San Francisco A reporter was assigned to take the spring, to become effective upon his society,' and his 36,000,000. dispatch to Gerald Hughes and ask graduation. Like medical students “Her father, George W. Baxter, him: “ How come?” 'The reporter in all colleges, he was allowed only Given New Post !oBYSTW« Tsili DENVER-LOS ANGELES TRUCKING CO. owner of a ranch of tens of thous­ telephoned the office that Hughes a two-week vacation, which he ands of acres, was one o f the cattle knew nothing of it But to quote spent here with his mother, Mrs. barons of Wyoming. Her mother the statement Hughes made later Helen Harrington. Alamosa. — Word was received Camp St. Malo was a daughter of the aristocratic “ Soon after I heard through the that the Rev. Francis Faistl, for PFC. Robert R. Creel, who is Col. and Mrs. Charles M. McGee News, a messenger boy came flying the past two years assistant of stationed in the 7Srd evacuation of Knoicville, Tenn, President Gro­ up with a message from Mrs. Bax hospital in Los Angeles, has been Sacred Heart church, has been ver Cleveland appointed Baxter ter, in which she informed me that The Ideal Vacation Spot for Boys romoted to the rank of technician transferred to St. Jiheph’s parish, governor of Wyoming, and after the engagement was off and that Grand Junction. He draarted for , grade...... He enlisted in the 11 his term the family moved to Den­ a letter was on the way giving the his new appointment Wednesday, HERBERT FAIRALL AGED 10 TO 18 army Feb. 17, 1942. ver. Baxter built a palatial resi­ details. The last I heard from the July 1. He will be missed by his Houseguests of Mrs. Helen Har­ dence on Grant street, next door to Baxter family in Monterey was, 72 Miles From Denver et the Foot of Famous Long’s Peak rington at 625 Ouray are her many friends in this parish, the home of Charles J. Hughes, Jr., they were soon to follow my father especially by the members of the sisters, Mrs. Charles Sutherland wealthy lawyer, afterwards United and mother back to Denver, where Boy Scout troop and the Junior of Atlanta, Ga., and Mrs. Mayme States senator from Colorado,” Downing of Denver, the wedding was to take place.” Newman club, in which organiza­ Mr. Smith continued: In the Baxter apartments in the tions he was very active. Season Runs From Miss Patsy Jean Beckley cele­ Cornelia was sent to the fashion­ Hotel Del Monte the wedding gown The vacation school conducted brated her tenth birthday Satur­ able finishing school of the Convent day with i party in her home, 806 was folded within its tinue paper by the sisters is In full operation of the Sacred Heart in Paris. At wrappings ready to take the jour INSURANCE Colorado avenue. and is well attended. There are SUNDAY, JULY 12, TO the races in 1900, her slender ney home; the invitations bidding close to 600 students in attendance. After spending a ten-day vaca­ blonde beauty attracted such atten­ tion here, Miss Marie Creel re­ friends and relatives of both fam Seventeen sisters are in charge, tion that the papers sought her out. ilies were awaiting mailing; the and they report the enrollment turned to her duties in Washing­ In the New York Journal a cable SUNDAY, AUG. 16 ton, D. C. finest of table linen was being em­ better than anticipated. from Paris told of the furore over broidered with the Baxter and the discovery of “the most beautiful The work ia progressing Mpidly 1613 Tremonl Place MAin 4843 22nd Season Under Personal Direction of Hughes monogram. The Newt cor­ on the large painting of the Sa­ il Donahue Is Next- woman at the Grand Prix.’’ That respondent in Monterey wired that 'MONSIGNOR BOSETTI autumn, Gerald Hughes, son of the cred Heart, which is to be placed Governor Baxter had made "a ter­ over the main altar. Because of lawyer, went over to bring her rible scene” when he learned of In Elileh’s Gardene home. She came with Saratoga the work in the church all day, Rates— $10 per week the change in bridegrooms. Mr. exposition of the Blessed Sacra­ a trunks filled with Paris gowns for Hughes told us that his best roan her debut in Denver society, ment ia not being held Friday, In the popular Trocadero of was to be Knox Middox of San July 3, but there will be a Holy • • • Elitch’s gardens, Deaver, Ozzie ‘Evary Inch a Qaaen’ Francisco, who was connected with Hour in the, evening at 7:30. Nelson and his famous orchestra, She was elected “ Queen of the the Crocker family, well known in For Information Addraut featuring Harriet Hilliard, have Slaves of the Silver Serpent” at Denver; the maid of honor was to ^ io ^ r a n U e but a, few more nights of their the Festival of Mountain and Plain be his sister, Miss Ethel Hughes. Annual Garden Party RT. REV. JOSEPH BOSETTI, V.G. tremendously successful engage­ that Year and created a sensation Papa Baxter ordered from New Wm Be Held July 14 Passenger Train Schedule Changes 1536 LOGAN STREET ment. They will play a matinee little^short of that she enjoyed In York a Vedding cake replete with dance Sunday at 2:30 and culmi­ Paris. She was every inch a cupids, doves, and miniature bride Efftetivt July S DENVER, COLORADO nate their stay here Wednesday queen, said the newspapers. For and bridenoom. It was delivered The annual garden party of night. A1 Donahue descends upon the ball she wore a magnificent to the Palace hotel in San Fran the Siatari of the Good Shep­ WESTBOUND EXPOSITION FLYER EASTBOUNO Denver with “ low down rhythm Empire gown embroidered in sil­ cisco, where the ceremony was to herd will be held Tuesday, R*od Down Rtod Up in a top hat,’’ making his first ap­ July 14, on the convent ver, igith its court train of old take ^ace on the evening of April 3:45 PM Lv___ _ Denver .Ar Ipearance here Thursday night m 10, Waiters in the Palace were grounds. Cara will meet the '10:50 AM rose velvet, her new jewels, her (Today) Elitch’s. flowers. It was then that her simi­ trained to carry trays on their trolleys at Louisiana and S. Donahue comes to town for a larity to the immensely popular heads while serving meals in pri­ Gaylord, and alto the but at 9:52 PM A r ^lenwood Springs Lv 4:41 AM whirlwind seven nights with a “ Gibson girl” created by the artist, vate rooms, and as an aid in the St. Thomas’ seminary from 11:56 PM Ar.„.Grond Junction....Lv 2:37 AM parade of stars who nave won na­ 2:15 te 2:30 p.m. Charles Dana Gibson, whose model bsdancing trick they used a small 6:37 A M kx,...-... Provo'...... „.Lv 7:55 PM tional fame playing the Waldoif- was his wife, one of the lovely red plush head cushion. The Astoria; the Rainbow room, and waiter who was carrying the work 7:40 AM Ar„_ Salt Lake Cily „.Lv (MWT) 7:00 PM Langhome sisters of Virginia (NextPoy) the leading theaters and dance (Lady Astor of England, member of confectioner’s art to the apart­ spots from coast' to coast. of Parliament, is one of the cele­ ment where the wedding supper 7:50 A M Ar— San Franciico Lv (PWT) 6:00 PM brated Langhornes), was noticed. was to be served picked up a (Second Day) (Watlorn Rocifle) “ Miss Baxter is an excellent type cushion, unaware that a mouse had Religious Articles eaten the plush to explore the saw­ of the Gibson girl,” wrote the so­ THE SCENIC LIMITED for ciety emtor of the Roc/^ Mountain dust stuffing. With the heavy cake on his head, WESTBOUND lASTBOUND Every Occasion Newe. “ Her complexion is clear Read Down pink and white, usually with a he was making his way from the Rtad Up A. P. Wagner & Co. good deal of color. Her hair is pantry when, without warning, the 8:50 A M Lv------Denver ___ 6:50 PM sawdust streamed out and the tray (Todoy) 606 14th St. pure blonde, not golden, but light brown, very soft, fine, and ahum slid to the floor. The cake was a wreck, but the dismayed man gath­ i 0:40 A M Ar.. G)lorado Springs..Lv 4:40 PM dant. Her eyes are bright blue,' 11:45 A M Ar.... . Pueblo ..... her face is inclined to be round, and ered up the pieces in his apron and .Lv 3:35 PM her features are regular. Her returned to the pantry. Pastry 1:26 PM Ar---- Royal (Jorge.__ .Lv 1:55 PM HECHER arms and shoulders, as displayed chefs were rushed to the rescue. 1:36 PM Lv___ Royol (Jorge... ..Ar 1:45 PM in evening dress, are magnificent. Bugar calcimining was hastily pre­ 3:05 PM ( CABS pared, and many deft hands went A r...... Solido...... Lv 12:25 PM Her expression is somewhat cold 8:14 PM Ar Glenwood Springs Lv BD DUKDON. Hci. and heughty, as the Gibson girl’s to work to reconstruct the cake 7:43 A M Hot air blasts were blown upon the 10:25 PM A r— Grond Junction....Lv 5:35 AM TA. 2233 Lowttt ZobmI Rato* usually is.” That winter Cornelia fell ill of soft seams and patches, and it 6:18 A M A r— .... Provo...... Lv 10:00 PM pneumonia and, when she was able would have taken close inspection 7:30 A M Ar.... Salt Lake City _..Lv (MWT) 9:00 PM THE BEST IN LUGGAGE to travel, the entire Baseter family, to discern the repairs when the (Next Doy)_____ W e*re a il Of All Kind. the son, MePhee, and little sisters, same waiter, this time with a sound Margaret, Katherine, and Eleanor, red cushion on his pate, placed the :50 A M Ar.._ San Prancitco__Lv (PWT) 6:00 PM iiwluded, took her to Monterey. massive cake upon the table. (Second Doyl — (Wettam Bocifie) ______Telephone Neighbors (Siif. Mr. Hughes, who also had Nothing was said about the mis­ 8:55 A M A r------Ogden ...... Lv (MWT) 7:35 PM been very ill, went to California to hap, "for,” remarked ^ the head RHEUMATISM chef, “ it is a bad omen^ and what (R'lO Grand*) NK recuperate. Gerald accompanied ArthritU • Nsaritia - Sciatica them but hastened back to Denver the bride doesn’t know won't worry t^ y eontinu* to sirfftr th* '8:25 A M Ay.... San Francisco _..Lv (PWT) 8:35'PM GCO to his father’s law office, in which her.” But the story leaked out, aaonixine pains of theso dl*. (Second Doy) (Seufiitm Pacific) EtL 1878 kbL 3 0 7 9 ***** when th* osoal rsmedi** he was a partner. While the two and what was to follow that bril­ U niting the Country in Spirit and Speed 1835 Itth St. liant wedding again occupied the htv* failed 7 Learn about a families were in Ckironado Beach, new. trustworthy, modem, non-eurttleal EASTBOUND COLORADO EAGLE WESTBOUND Cornelia’s wedding gown of rich first pages of the newspapers. That treatment method. Tbii marvelous trestment is the story to be told next week. is completely explained In th* Ball Cllnio'e Reod Down Rtod Up white satin was made in San Diego. new FREE Book. Write today No obllcatloD SPECIAL PRICE Her wedding with Gerald was set Ball Clinic. DepL 7088. ExcelsiorSprinr*. Mo. 5:00 PM Lv.___ Denver .Ar 8:45 A M ONE HUNTU ONLT (Today) Recover 2 pe. Ml with for April 25 in Denver, and she Telenews Theater to For the duration, it will be necessary to share velour or tapeatnr occupied her time in the Baxter 6:40 PM At :. Colorado Springs ..Lv 7:05 A M COLORADO suite in the Hotel Del Monte in 7:30 PM Ar..:... Pueblo ...... Lv (MWT) 6:15 AM the telephone equipment now available s6 UPHOLSTERED preparation for the nuptials. In Show Special Feature EPILEPSY Conve'niem Term. FURNITURE CO. March the Hughes family returned (Missoari Pacific) that vital materials like copper, zinc, rubber 245* ISUi St. GLendate 1384 with many loving messages for Starting Friday at 6 p.m. and in EPILEPTICS! 7:00 A M Ar...... Kansas City ...... Lv (CWT) 9:10 PM their son from Cornelia and all the keeping with the theme of Inde­ Detroit lady flnda rollof tor husband. and others can go into war production. A Sho will tall you how All lottor* an- 12:30 PM Ar------St. Louis_____ Lv 4:00 PKJ THE ARREY SCHOOL Baxters. ^ pendence day celebrations in Den­ swerod. Mrs, Gcoi Dempster, Apt. 28, (Next Day) “ good neighbor” policy .gives better serv­ Now Coma* Hugh Tavi* ver, the Telenews theater will 8*88 W. LafaystU Bird. Dotrait. Ulch. Conducted by th. Benedictine Father*. ice to all persons using the telephone. You Now appeared Hugh Tevis, the show a special feature “ March of To comply with the policy urged by the Office Lars* campuj. All *porU includina horta- America” in technicolor. It tells son of Lloyd 'Avis, who went to of Defence Transportation . . . To utilize passen­ can help by remembering the following: back riding. Situated in the Mountain* California in 1849 from Kentucky the story of the 166 years of inde­ pendence in the U. S., from the ger equipment to the fullest extent possible . . . naar Royal Gorge. For boyi from 12 yean to become president of the Wells CLASSIFIED ADS Fargo Express company and have time of the Pilgrims’ landing To carry the increased passenger load on fewer up. Accredited. Inquire of Beadmaator, through the present world con- National rat* 26o por word por Isaooi mini­ Q Hold the line only as long as reasonable. Long his capable hand in nearly every mum 12 word* If four or moro conaeeutive trains , . . Rio Grande has revised its passenger CANON CITY, COLO. enterorise of magnitude on the Uict. isauoa nr* nted, th* rat* I* 20o per word por schedules as outlined above. eonveraatioiu nuy needlessly delay urgent coasL It was a coincidence that The periods of exploration, ex­ iaeuo. Paymont muit accompany all orders COLLEGE OF MOUNT pansion, and reconstructiop are Ad* received on Monday wlU appear in the The Prospector, popular overnight, every messagea. Telephone lines to war industries, ST. JOSEPH-ON-THE-OHIO traced throughout the country’s iasuad printed for th* (ollowinc week. (See Margaret Berger Is your local Reniiter for local rate*.) night train between Denver and Salt Lake army camps, government offices, and to your MOUNT ST. JOSEPH, OHIO brilliant history. As an added Wed in Rockville, Md. part to this special program, “ Tex” FEMALE HELP WANTED City, will be home are all part of one great interconnect­ A fully aeereditad liberal art* eollag* for AT ONCE I GRADUATES-UMDERGRAD womtiL McCrary brings to the Telenews UATES and experienced Infant Nuraci ing system. Accelerated program on trimeiter plan. hUss Margaret Berger, daughter patrons the story of “ The Decla­ Chicago Restatry, 2818 Cambridc*. Chieaco. DISCONTINUED — EFFECTIVE JULY 5 Summer term beginning June 15. Freah- of and Mrs. Augustus C. Ber­ ration of War by the Unarmed NURSES TRAINING SCHOOLB The Rio Grande appreciates the patronage men raealvad In (ummar and fall term* ger, who lived in D^ver for sev­ Forces of the United States of For taforaatlon addreaai THE DEAN UP TO $25-385MAKE $25-385 WEEK as a which The Prospector has enjoyed . . . Rio Grande Q Answer as promptly as possible. eral years, was married to Lt. John America.” The story started in Trained Praetleal Nurse. Learn quickly at H. Wallace, Jr., in St. Mary’s Middletown, N. Y., and shows why home. Booklet Free. Chicaso School *f appreciates the cooperative spirit of the travel­ ROYS church of Rockville, Md., June 16. this declaration was made, how the Nursint. Dept. R-7, Ohlcajro. ing public in cheerfully accepting changes made Lt. Wallace is the son of John H. Kiwanis and Rotary and various PHOTO FINISHING Be iiire of the number before you call. who feci called to the priecthood, dedL necessary by wartime conditions. cate your Hvcf in the icrviee of God in Wallace of Portland, Ore.; he is a other clubs joihed in the movement, OiecrimlnatibK Camera Fan* I Clip this ad the Ploua Society of Mieeions marine. also how it is spreading through­ and send trial roll with 25e coin. Rolls For detailed information: developed, your choice, two beautiful Commaatcete with: out the United States at the pres­ double welaht profeesional enlarKements Very Ret. Soperior, P.8.M. Sgt. Udick Is Spending ent time. “ Lions on the Loose” fur­ and 8 oever-fad* Rayton* prints, or twd CITY TICKET OFFICE bi2i W. Blnemound Road nish laughs; another visit with print* each rood nerativ*. Ray's Photo DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD Mllweakee. Wise. Furlough With Parents Service, Dept 48-F, La Croase, Wisconsin. Your cooperation kelps speed up the your favorite stars in “ Screen 648 17lh St, Phone TAbor 1162 Snapshots” and H. V. Kaltenbom’s Nothinc Fra* But Halllns Begs. Just Sgt. Jack Udick is spending a 16- Quality Finishing with Individual Attantlon biggest the country has ever faced weekly war teletalk complete the to Each Negative. No Automatic Printer*. MISSIONARY BROTHERS day furlough in the home of his program. Roll* Developed and Eight Sparidtpg Prints SOCIETY OF THE MISSIONARIES parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Udick, Every man, woman, and child 25e. Immediat* Service. M ^ H a l Photo OF THE SACRED HEART Service, La Crocae, WIsoo» 5 I f ^ Mlttlonarr work at bom* aod abroad. 3405 W. Hayward place. Sgt. in Denver is invited by Telenews Candidate to tb* Brotherbood w*I- Udick, a graduate of Regis college, to add his signature to the big SONG WRITERS coma in our larg* n*w Monaatcry Jnit 1939, is stationed with the U. S. book in the lobby of the theater UUSIO compoasd to words Send poem for ^iorGraJfSe completed* army air force in SheppSrd Field, on "The Declaration of War by eonsideratioa On reqoest Rhyming Writ* tat Fathir John Dick*. U.8.C. Pamphlet Free. Phonograph Record FREE 718 BatavU At*. Ganara. III. Tex., wl)ere he instructs a class the Unarmed Forces of the United it oom accepted KEENAN'S STUDlOa of 76 in airplane maintenance. States of America.” Sept S.V* Box ai40, Bridgeport Gout r Thursday, July 2, 1942 Of^ce, 938 Bannock Street -THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 4206 PAGE NINE WAR WILL BE WON BY FAITH, F[TE C O H M ARMY NURSE FROM CANON CITY SAYS BISHOP IN JUBILEE MASS ARRIVES SAFELY IN AUSTRALIA PUEBLO

(Contimtd From Loot Pago) with humble and contrite hearts. MiMBEIIS WILL Canon City. — Mr. and Mrs. The Knights of Columbtis hold the front and those preparing to We must fill our churches and we David P. Garrett have received their annual basket picnic in State will, once the terrific seriousness word from their daughter, Lo­ park Thursday night, June 26, fcr go to the front depend on our YOUR BUSINESS IS APPREOATED HERE of this world tragedy really retta, that she has arrived members and their families and prayers for their courage on the strikes the individual heart and BE safely in Australia. Miss Garrett friends. battle front in lacing death and home, aa it will. is an army nurse with a Red Cross Portsk Party Hold Fiiniiture Rugs UnoiMn for their greater courage in lying “ I was v e ^ much impressed unit and sailed for Australia May The Altar and Rosary aoeiety maimed on the battlefield. when I read in one of our local 18. PaonU.—The first session of the Pueblo.— (S t Mary’s Parish)— and the Mothers’ club had a social papers a piece of verse that I Charles Doherty, son of Mr. and in the school hall Wednesday religious vacation school in Paonia Committee members in charge of Victory Novena heard quoted many times by a Mrs. J. A. Doherty, writes his par­ night, June 24, with members of the summer festival to be held ents that he enjoys Hawaii Charles closed recently. This week classes Gains in Popularity preacher well known to me but July 12. 14, 16, and 19 will be an­ the parish and their families pres­ American Furniture Co. are being held in Somerset at 8 which I had never seen in print. joined the nsetion’s armed forces “ It is consoling to note that nounced thia week. ent. Several of these parish parties and in Bowie at 10 a.m. Two It was displayed under the ban­ a few months ago. are planned for- the summer Pueblo’s Finest Store the weekly novena for victory, Ushera for the month of July Sisters of St. Dominic conducted ner of our liberties and followed months. the .catechism classes in Hotchkiss inaugurated in this diocese sev­ the first stanza of our national are as follows: 6, Eiler chapel, Mist Dons Gregory It Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cogan of and in Paonia. Five of the children eral m'onths ago, has been taken Sam Burin; 6, S t Mary’s church, HIGH IN OUAUTY— LOW IN PRICE anthem. It’s caption was: ‘Victory Buena Vista visited here last week received their First Holy Com­ jup in other parts of the country for the United States.’ The John Germ and John Starr; 7:30, and is now gaining national popu­ Ed Ferley and Harvey Orazem, Gosvalatelng in Home in the home of Mrs. Cogan’s par­ munion on Sunday, June 28, in St. verse is: ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Esssr. Margaret Mary’s church in Hotch­ larity. It is what we expected. and 9, Joseph Grehenc and John 209-11 North Main St. Phone S29 Victory must come through Mary, ‘For Right ii Right tinea God Zaletel. The Cogans were on meir way kiss. Ten from the southern sec­ ii God, Pueblo. — Mias Doris Gregory, but it will not come unless we Pvt John Butkovich has been home after visiting in Atchison, PUEBLO, COLO. tion of the parish have been in­ And Right tho day aintt daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kans., with their daughter. Sister structed for Conftrmation, and implore her aid and intercession transferred from Fort Lawton, win; Gregory of 318 Michigan, has re­ Leander. They were accompanied some adults and children from the Seattle, to Fort Dix, N. J. Pvt To doubt would be diiloyalty, turned to her home, after an home by Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gehl- northern section are now being in­ Anthony Rupar, stationed in San ’ To falter would be tin.’ operation performed about three bach, who bad been in Nebraska. structed. Confirmation will be ad­ Ditgo, Calif., with the air force, “ This is ‘ God’s war,’ and it will weeks ago. Miss Gregory, who is Mrs. Arthur Gregory left June ministered Monday, July 6, when has been transferred to Chicago THE Da C. BURKE Grand Knight to be won through faith in God if a profesaional dancer, was appear­ 29 for Washington, D. C,, to visit the Most Rev. Bishop Joseph C. to take a traini^ course as ma­ ing in a performance in Chicago Babey Elite Sledioe PLUMBING and HEATING we assert that faith in God and chinist’s mate. Harry Raspet re- with her son, Lt. Arthur C. Greg­ Willging will make his first official when she incurred an injury. She ory, who is in Fort MeadC, Md. PORTRAIT CO. visit to the parish. turn to Him in compunction and norted for service with the army penance and prayer. We cannot was forced to cancel her engage­ En route she was joined by her 611-626 N. Oaota Va Ava. Monday, June 29. ment and return to Pueblo for Caeiaiarelil aod Photo PialaUag 5th Year Nuns Have Serve With Army leave the victory to God alone. He daughter, Mary Louise, in Omaha, Dapaiiaaata Repair Work a Specialty Mrs. William Culig underwent treatment. Nebr. Miss Gregoiy is a medical will not save us without our co 26T North Main S t Phone 14tl-J Offiiie Phone 909 Worked in Parish operation. We must do our part a major operation in St. Matry’a After she has recovered. Miss technician there. 'They also plan hospital last^week, and Mrs. John Gregory, plans to return to Chi- This is the fifth year the Domin' (Continued From La»t Page) on the Prayer Front, especially to visit in New York. Perka is in a local hoapital. cRgo to resume work there. ican Sisters of Sinsinawa, Wise., of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Butts, 2116 by attending the weekly novena Aviation Cadet Jim Sterling hai have taught religious vacation Goodnight, will leave Pueblo July Holy Hour in honor of Hia Bles­ complete^ hia primary flight train­ school in the parish. Sister M 5 for an active assignment in the sed Mother, Our Lady of Victory, ing in the W-B Flying school in PATRONIZE Rosina, sub-prioress of Sacred U. S. naval air c o ^ . An alumnus ‘Thou hast redeemed us, 0 Lord ALL-DAY CELEBRATION HONORS Chickasha, Okla., and has' been Heart convent, Omaha, and Sister of Pueblo Catholic high and of in Thy Blood, and hast made of assimed to Randolph Field, Tex., VICTORY RESTAURANT M. Estella of Holy Rosary convent, Regis college in Denver, he was us a kingdom unto our God.’ for basic training, which he starts 508 North Mala St. Minneapolis, are in Paonia this graduated two weeks ago from the “ The sheaf of spiritual good Saturday, July 4. Hia wife, a La PRESIDENT OF WOMEN’S UNION OPEN }4 HOUS8 year. They arc residing in the naval air station in Corpus Chriati, works we are presenting to Our Junta ^ 1 whom he married in the Sacred Heart clubhouse. Tex., a f^ r receiving his primary Holy Father today will be offeree Catholic chapel of Kelly Field, will Try Oar Victory Special SiaillBg Steak—GSe flight training in Oakland, Calif. Weekly Holy Hear Held by him at the mercy seat of God to do even more than in the past. accompany him to Randolph Field ,, TT , TT .. He has five brothers, Edward, a Pueblo.— Honoring Mrs. Marie and by God’s grace wjll redound Prislend of SheboygAn, Wise., na- We are doing and will do what we Pair Wad in Ariaena The weekly Jloly Hour for peace njachinist in the Mare island navy to us. But we must continue to andid victory is held in Paonia every yards in California:California; Jerome, an tional president of the Sloveni^ can out o f gratitude for the many Miss Marie Conway, daughter pray for his intentions of peace Women’s Union of America, an privileges we have received from of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Conway of Hits Tuesday at 8 p.m. Rosary devo-. employe in the Pueblo air 'base and for a victory of justice.” tions and night prayers are held Ray, a seaman in the U. S. mer all-day celebration was held in our beloved 'country, this city, became the bride of Eijoy each evening at 7. Daily Mass chant marine in San Francisco Many Clergy Pueblo Sundey, June 21. The “ Wo firmly believe that the Clyde Watson, son of Mr. and the is at 7 o’clock. Paul of Bakersfield, Calif., and union has 681 membere in Colo­ United States wUl be victorious, Mrs, Curtis Watson of Penrose, on All Masses this week are being Leo of Trinidad. His father, a vetp Present for Maas rado. and thatlshe will continue to be a June 20 in Williams, Ariz., where Spot tt offered for° Frank Mihelich of eran of the Spanish-American war Clergy who assisted the Bishop The day began with Maas in St. beacon o f light, liberty, and free­ Mr. Watson is employed by an Bowie, who died recently after a has been a steelworker for 47 in the Mass were: Assistant priest, Mary’s church. The members of dom for the entire world. ammunition plant The Rev, Jos­ mine accident in Somerset. years. the Very Rev. Thomas J. Wolo- branches 3 and 87 in Pueblo and “ Branch No. 3, Pueblo; eph Heffner, pastor of St. Joseph’s han; deacons of honor, the Rev. church there, officiated. The bride other units throughout the state Branch No. 68, Denver; Salvator M. Giglio, S.J., and the received Holy Communion. St. was attended by Miss Faerita Hox- Rev. Anthony Roitz, O.S.B.; dea­ Mary’s Cadets, St. Mary’s Junior Branch No. 66, Canon City; sey of this city, who accompanied For a Snack, Stop at con of. the Mass, the Very Rev. Cadets, and the Tekakwitha Ca­ Branch No. 78, Leadville; her to Williams. Glen Watson, Aloysius J. Miller, V. G.; sub­ dets attended in uniform. At 1 Branch No. 87, Pueblo; brother o f the bridegroom, was best man. deacon, the Very Bev. Joseph F. o’clock a banquet was served in Branch No. 92, Crested Butte.” PUEBLO Higgins; masters of ceremonies, the Pueblo Golf and Country club Sgt. Floyd A. Rush of Fort D. MAMMY’S SHACK the Rev. John J. Kelley and the and ended with an evening musi­ The Slovenian Women’s Union A. Russell, Tex., arrived here June HI8HWAT 61 SOUTH Rev. Francis J. Wagner. cal program and social. of America is a national Catholic 24 on a 15-day furlough. organization interested in the fur­ W hob Fiah Sandwieh and French Fries—15e Minor officers of the Mass In the morning a military re­ Cpl. and Mrs. Linus Dreiling DUNDEE . For Thrifty Buyers thering o f Catholic A'ction, cul­ Fried Qilcken and Fbh Dinners Our Specialty were: Acolytes, Ernest Porrico view of the two junior drill teams, of Denver visited here last week an activity sponsored bv the ture, education, and loyalty to the with friends and relatives. He was CLEANERS & RERNSTEIN RROS. and PAul Mendrick, seminarians United States. Among the activ­ AOt CONDITIONED — OyiBT — COMTOITABLB studying for the Diocese of union, was witneued by the na­ recently transferred to Buckley DYERS LUMRER CO. tional president and other visitors. ities it sponsors are drill teams Field near Denver. nth a KUnbeth Sta. Ph XBTimN KVEBTTHIN6 BUT diocese; tburifer, Francis Hudson, 'TBE DIRT P hone 622 0 The banquet in honor of Mrs. Steak Fry Honors Loador a student in the Passionist Pre Prisland was attended by 160 THE UNITED STATES paratory seminary, St. Louis, Mo. persons. Guests attending included A steak f ^ was held June 21 gremial-bearer, Charles Gran the Most Rev. Bishop Joseph C. ^ R y e honoring Mrs. Prisland. She Department of Commerces **Qulek DeliverUe’* Pachak Hardware nstto; mitre-bearer, Raymom Willging, the Rev. Cyril Zupan, Riebrated her birthday that day, "Careftd Druggiett” . F n m llare Gayton; crozier-bearer, Robert O.S.B., of Canon City; the Rev, and a birthday dkke decorated with candles was used as the center- Ths K-D PHARMACY. Htr4wsrt, StevM. Hm Uti, GItst, Isbester, and book-bearer, Richard Anthony Roitz, O.S.B.; the Rev. Eleetrienl 8appli«, ShtTwIn-WflUnns Bell. Aloysius Potochnik, O.S.B., of piece on the long table, where the ISIPPROVED SAYS!!! Frodact*. Sportins Goods Broadway - Arcade Bldg. The following priests from the Canon City; the Rev. Urban following^ests were seated: Mrs. “ A coating of a quarter of an Inch of 1349 East 8th WE BUT. SELL AND TRADE Pueblo diocese were in the sanc­ Schnitzhofer, O.S.B.; Ray A. Tal­ Prisland, Father Anthony, Mr. and soot in a furnace reduces its efficiency by Phones 69*70 Phone 7343 Nortlitni 4k Evans Avt. tuary: The Very Rev. Raymond bot, president of the city commis­ Mrs. Jack Gomick and sons, Mr. one-balf; and if the soot is only one-eightn BESSEMER Newell, the Rev. Paul Fife, O.S.B.; sioners of Pueblo, and John Germ. and Mrs. John Germ, Mr. and Mrs. LI of an inch, the furnace is one-third less the Rev. E. E. Behiels, S.J.; the Mrs. Dorothy Jerman Menter, John Skull, Mr. and Mrs. John efficient” ' CompllmenU of Rev. Urban Schnitzhofer, O.S.B. an officer on the supreme board, Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Raspet, JIM’S GROCERY the Rev. Dominic Sclafani, O.S.B. welcomed Mrs. Prisland in the Mr. and Mrs. Alex Prelesnik, Mrs. Large Fuel Bills Are llnneeessary Angela Skerjanec, Andrew Petros, WalsenbuMf.— (S t MarsT*! Per­ Sf. Marys Hospital the Bev. Michael Mas, C.B.; the name of all the branches of Colo­ ish)—Mrs. Eniest Krier, Sr., and Groceries and Meals Bev. Onofrio Martorell, C.B.; the rado and introduced Jack Gomick, Sr.; Harry Raspet, Jane Dolgan, the members of her band were Conducted 6y Frances Raspet, Josephine Petros, Bev. Patrick Phelan, the Bev, who acted aa toastmaster. hostesses in the July meeting of THE PUEOLO HARDWARE CO. Sisters of Charity SIS E. ABRIENDO Patrick Stauter, and the Bev. Excerpts from some o f the Frances Krall, Carolyn Petros, and the Tabernacle society, held Clement Gallagher. The Rev. John speeches follow: Josephine Kerns. W ednesd» afternoon in St. Mary’s 411 Qaliicr Phaa. 4Tlt PHONE 579-J WILL CUT YOUR FUEL BILLS Clark, C.M., of S t Thomas' semi­ Bitkop Willgiafi “ I am glad to school. Following the business nary, Denver, who is serving in know that St. Mate’s Cadets have meeting, tho Very Rev. Raymond COMPLIMENTS S t Anthony’s parish, Pueblo, this a national reputation and wish to Newell spoke on the plans ' Four Bueinett It Appreciated week, also was present compliment them on their prog­ for the rental of books to the OF ress. I ask them and the members TWOireilEII school children in the next school of the Slovenian Women’s union year. The Tabernacle society The Palace Drag Ce. MARTIN MU8IG 00. to adhere to their heritage.” voiced approval of the plan and Mri. Marie Priilandt “ I am ds- 'promised full support Following ' THE REXALL STORE t 206 N. MAIN WALSENBURG Florence Parisli lighted in being honored on this TO the talk, refreshments were served Phones 27-28 406 N. Main St. PHONE 362 occasion. In such public manifes­ by the hostesses. tation as this we recognize how Plans for the annual summer fortunate we are in living in the social of the Knights of Columbus nVSURANCE Monack’s Baktry HasGivenIS United States and in being citi­ Lwere discussed in a meeting of a FIRE — AUTOMOBIUE THE GORNICK zens of this great country. Ac­ MARINE AND ALLIED LINES committee early this week. An Uitag-Pael Moriuary OF INaintANCS MERCANTILE CO. cording to our free will, we hold outstanding orchestra ii to be se­ Good Bread and Paetriee meetings, speak the language of JOSEPH M. GORNICK (Continued From Last Page) cured for the affair, which will m OUT n m STituT our parents, and move about as PAUL KRIER Clothing, Shoes and Furnithingt 422 W. NORTHERN Men to Service were present: Father Wolohan, the be held July 11 or July 18 in free men and free women. The Cuchara camps, Carl Tesitor is FUNERAL DIRECTORS 108 W. 6th St. MEATS'* GROCERIES Old World has no such liberties Rev Francis Wagner, the Rev. Pat­ PUEBLO, COLO. rick Staute^ Florence Keller, Wil­ chairman of the committee in AND MORTICIANS ]Mt E. E t u u A t.. T.ltplnn. M4 now. There the people are pushed (Continued From Last Page) liam Lane, Jr.; Mr, and Mrs. John charge. into the armed forces several around, terrorized, and deprived Talapkonaas OOtea 16, Baaldanea 61 of their highest ideals.” L. Gray, Mr. and Mrs.< William F. Pvt Gerald Mauro if in Walsen­ Women’s ReadyAo^Wear Germ Mercantile weeks ago. In addressing St. Marv’s Cadets, Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fischer, burg on a two-week furlough from Men’s S'ear and Clothing Fort Sill, Okla., visiting his ■ dc Liqnors The Altar and Rosary society she said: “ Put forth double energy Mrs. T. S. Albin, Mr. atfd Mrs. Shoes - Dry Goods Camera - Craft Shop W, H. Gust, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank m held its regular meeting in the in your public appearance. Hold H Plan to Bor G«e4 Gust, Mr. and Mrs. James L Mauro, Sr. 90S NORTH MAIN ST. MERCHANDISE your head high with pride when Patroniie These Firms. They KRIER’S' parish center Thursday afternoon Bongimo, Mrs. A. A. Cunning Kodaks • Filins - Supplies marching behind \he Stars and Robert Krier, a student in Aero Are C o-operating With Your ATTRACTIVE PRICES Mrs. James Perino and Mrs. Joe Mrs. Anthony Verlengia, Mrs. R Tech in California, is spending a WALSENBURG, COLO. Stripes, our symbol of liberty and Paper. Photo Finishing - Portraits IIT E. C Street Phono tU Berte acted as hostesses and independence.” A. McIntosh, Mrs. Anna Mraz, two-week vacation with his parents, Blue Prints - PhotcMtats I Ray A, Talbot complimented the Virginia Driscoll, (/eraldine Reyn­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Krier, Sr. served sandwiches and soft drinks olds, Dorothy Bachik, Maureen at the close of the meeting. Those members o f the organization and Sister Ambrose, principal of St Robert S. Parley the drill team, St. Mate’s Cadets. Dowd, Betty Parga, Esther Gust, Mary’s school, returned Saturday, present were the Rev. Dominic He said that when he attended Margaret Lane, Eva Gust, Bessie following a four-week visit to the STEVE’S SROGERY MONUIVIENTS Sclafani, O.S.B., and Mmes. H meetings of the state fair man­ Cunning, Marian Andrews, Jeanne mother-house of the Benedictine D. Sullivan, C. J. Caldirola, W. H. agers in Idaho and Hilnois he was Moore, Madeline Durkin, In^ Sisters in'Atchison, Kans. She ROCKY FORD Grave Markers 515 So. Santa Fe introduced as being from Pueblo, Smith, Beatrice Lane, Cecilia was accompanied to Walsenburg 707 S. MAIN ST. Hawkins, . John Guiliano, Mike Mraz, Betty Hanlay, Dorothy de PUEBLO, COLO. Colo., where they nave an excel­ by Sister Mary Jude, who will PHONE 2226-W Guiliano, Louis Guiliano, Carmen Cerez, James Lane, Charles Lane, lent girls’ drill team known as the teach in the school next year. When boylns from the *Ph. 6417 Alberico, John Falgien, Everett S t Mary’s Cadets. James E. Gust, Ray Lane, and _ Taor Bnilisaa la AgpracUtad Killion, Lillian De Leo, and Mary The Rev. Anthony Roitz, O.S.B., Charles Carara, Jr. firms advertising In this James C. Connley has returnee Requiescant in Pace Central States Valenzano, and the hostesses. The extended Mrs. Prikkind greetings Kant Cal Rata Drug paper, please mention that society has donated a check for in behalf of St. Mary’s parish and from Little Rock, Ark., with his Roofing Co. $6 to the USO. the Rev. Cyril Zupan, O.S.B., brother, Judge, who is in the armed ZUPANCIS— Harr, daaghtir of John Colorado's Mott Modern you saw their advertise­ greeted her as an old friend. forces. He also visited New Or­ Gor.ieh, fitter of fSrtd Gortieh and 14r., T H E PRINCE > W. E. DOUGLASS Rost Ur.iek. Slfttr-in-lmw of Loui. Drug Store ment. 4 Infants Baptized Various representatives o f the leans and St. Louis. Urtlck. Mr., Zapaneit dUd th« ...iiin a PHARMACY EttablUhed "l924 Colorado branches and John Germ, of Jun. 2S in the home of her father, By Fr. Dominic Miss Grace Smith of St. Louis 1216 Sooth Santa F*. after an Ulnaat of Pharmaceutical Chemitt Phone 410 144 B a rT o rS Aee. national president of KSKJ, ex is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Rose three month.. Sb. wa. born in Pnablo The following infknts were bap­ tended greetings and compliments and attended St. Mary’i aehool. She wat C*r. N.rtli.ra A Pint Phen. S4t Redwine. tized recently by Father Dominic: to Mrs. Pirsland and to the Colo a member of. the Slovenian union and PUEBLO, COLO. Francesco Montoya, DaniM Lopez, the Slovenian Ladita' Gita club. Sha waa Usile Funaral Hama Grean ■ Oabeoek, lac. rado branches of the Slovenian buritd after a Requiem Xaia in St. Gerald Cordova, and Roberta Ro­ Women’s union. Hary’a church Fridax, June 21. 305 N. 8th Street Phone 3-J LUMBER - COAL . FEED mero. Scrap Rubber Plan of A letter was read from Gov, NEZICH— Frank, of 162S South Santa PUVATE AMBULANCE PAINTS Miss Katherine Butz and her Ralph C. Carr expresaing hia re­ Fe. Husband of ICra. Mary Ncaich: fa­ Walssaburg is Modal ther of Mi.a Mary Neaich, Mri. Elaia MONUMENTS — FLORIST BUILDING SUPPLIES brother, John, talked ^ telephone gret in not being able to be pres­ Golob. and Mr., Anna Zupaneie, all of from Washington, D, C., June 21, ent because of nis absence from Puablo. Grandfathar of B.varly Golob. MAJOR Father’s day, with their father, the state. Telegrams and letters Walsenburg.— The plan for col Member of KSKJ, St. Joieph'a ledge. No. 1. The Roaary wa. raotted in the C. J. Butz. were read from Senator Ed C. lecting scrap rubber devised by realdenee Tua.day, Jona 2t. Mr. Naiieh Mrs. Mary Valenzano is enjoy­ Johnson, Mrs. Albina Novak, edi­ the Walsenburg defense* commit­ died Junt 28. Ha waa a retlrad amploya tor of the Dawn, and other offi­ tee, of which the Very Rev. Ray­ of tha local atacl milla and diad after a C ing a visit from her daughter, Mrs. illntaa of itveral montha. Reqnlam Maaa Oscar Lindstrom, and her sister, cers of the Slovenian Women’s mond L. Newell of St Mary’s waa aild in St. Mary’a church Wadnti- Mrs. James McKee, both of Long union. church is a member, was urged as day, July 1. Intermant Roatlawn. Beach, Calif. Mrs. Lindstrom was Resolution Pledges a model for other Colorado com PARRA— Mr«. Juliet. Died June 26. LA JUNTA munities by Gov. Ralph L. Carr Wife of E.teb.n Parra and mother of FLOUR formerly Miss Minnie Valenzano E.teban Parra, Jr.; Dolorei, Jullat, and and Mrs. McKee was Miss Irma Support to Government this week. Paul Falipa, aU of El Paso, Tax. Sarviea. The following resolution was and. interment in El Fata. The Btandard of quality for Goglio. The Walsenburg plan calls for Colorado Savings & When bujrlng from the presented and adopted and later all merchants, truckers, and own- FAULOVEC — Antonetta Jaan. infant perfect baking. Patronize These Firms. They Former Resident sent to the state department in daughter of Mr. and Mra. Gregory Paul- Trust Company Are C o-operating With Your era of transportation to make ovec, 1016 Box Elder. Interment Jnna 22. firms advertising in this Washington, D. C.: complete canvass of all Huerfano Capitol and Surplus |100,000 Paper. Wed in Missouri “ Appreciating the nature of the CANAVERA— Peter ?., 1435 Eaat Or­ paper, please mention that Miss Dorothy Ann Smith, daugh­ county on July 4, calling at every man. Died June 30. Husband of Mrs. Mamhar Fadarol Boaarva Syatam times and the conditions prevail­ farm and combing the towns for Rosa Canavara: aon of Mr. and Mrs. you saw their advertise­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith ing throughout the whole world, Jamea Aprato; brother of Ernest Aprato, DEPOSITS OF EACH DEPOSITOR IN- of Big Springs, Tex., and Leon every bit of scrap rubber that has Aguilar, and lon-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. 8UBED UP TO 06,000 BY FJD.La ment. which our own peace-loving coun so far escaped collection. James Finso. Pueblo. Funeral from Kenneth Mai of Kansgs City, Mo.,i try could not avoid, we members Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church July 1. FRIENDLY SERVICE Midwest College were married in S t Mary’s church. of the Slovenian Women’s union, Mr. Canavera diad aeme 12 houra after Independence, Mo., Friday, June as loyal citizens of these United the autoraobily in which he waa riding 12. The bride is well known here, SI. Mary’s Hospital overturned on the Fueblo-Walatnburg States of America, pledge our un­ highway. o F e r a h o u s e GREEN MORTUARY as she and her three brothers, of Commerce divided support ana allegiance to Uail Soon io Train HAWLEV— Mrs. Emily L.. of 2501 CURTIS R. GREEN. Diiaetor Bernard, Stewart, and Eugene, our government We gladly as­ Spruce. Died June 28 in Delta. Mother PHARMACY were bom and reared here. She of Daylett Hawley of Pneblo: aister of Day and Night Ambulance Do‘You Want a Good Position With a sume our duty to help and to co­ Mrs. Mary J. O'Brien and Mra. Catharine Phone 33 is a niece of Miss Mary Ann Smith operate to the utmost of our abili- The 64th Armv Surgical hospital Maher, both of Chicago. Grandmethar Service Good Salary? of Brewster, organist for the sen­ tiea in every field pouible for unit, sponsored by St. Mary’s hos­ of Ava. Graat-grandfatbar of one. n S U DRUGS-FOUNTAIN BEBVICE ior choir. Burial oftar Raquitm Mala in St. Fran- PHONE I5W 815 UANTA FE women to participate. pital in Pueblo, will go into train­ eii Xavter'a church July 2. More CalU Than We Can FUl~-dnvestigate Mrs, Mai had been working in “ Although we are engaged In ing Tuesday, July 9, in F t Ord- OSTERMAN— Anna. Sqrvivad by bar Kansas City, Mo., where her hus­ Red Cross and civilian defense (Dalif. The unit is staffed by 21 huaband, Joseph Osterman, one daugh­ Phone 114 218 West 4th St band is employed as a mechanical work, and although our branches Colorado doctors, most of them ter. Mrs. Julius Papal of New Rivor, engineer. The young couple are N. Car., and four grandchildren. Funaral PUEBLO, COLO. and members are buying war sav­ Pueblo residents. The director is from St. Mary’i church after Requiem PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS residing there. ing bonds, we ihaU seek and strive Maj. Paul M. Ireland. Maaa Juna 60. InUrment Bnaaiawn. NEWS OF THE PEEBLO DIOCESE WAR WILL BE WON THROUGH FAITH, SAYS BISHOP Laywomen's Retreat a m IS Independence Day— 1942 Necessity cf Prayer To Stress Need of In Achieving Victory Spiritual Defense [ i Stressed by Ordinary Pueblo.— (St. Leander’s Parish) —Lt. Joseph W. Ferguson, 23, one Annual Exercises in St. Scholastica’s Academy, of Pueblo’s well-known "flying Papal Blessing Given lo Faithful in Pueblo Mass twins,” has been missing in the Far Canon City, Aug. 20-23 Wilt Be Con­ East war theater since May 25, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Eer- Celebraled in Honor of Pontiff’s Epis­ CTSon, 811 E. 11th, have been noti­ ducted by Minnesota Priest fied. Lt. Fermson was stationed copal Silver Anniversary with an army TOmbardment squad­ ron in Australia. His twin brother, Canon City.— (St Scholastica’s Academy)—To make Pueblo.— “This is ‘God’s war,’ and it will be won through the American Catholic woman victory-conscious of the need L t John Ferguson, is a pursuit pilot with an army squadron in the faith in God if we assert that faith . . . and turn to Him in of spiritual defense and preparedness is the goal set this Panama Canal Zone. compunction and penance and prayer.’’ Such was the declara­ year by the Retreat guild of St. Scholastica’s academy. Was Honored for The annual laywomen’s retreat will open in St. Scholas- tion of the Most Rev. Joseph C. Willging, Bishop of Pueblo, Gallantry in Action tica’s Thursday evening, Aug. 20, and close Sunday morning, in his address given in the Solemn Pontifical Mass he cele­ Aug. 23. The exercises will be conducted by the Rev. Conrad The missing pilot was honored recently with the silver star deco­ brated in the Cathedral at 10 o’clock Wednesday, July 1, in Diekmann, O.S.B., of St John’s abbey, Collegeville, Minn. ration for gallantry in action. He honor of the Holy Father’s Episcopal silver jubilee. Reservations Should had been stationed in Australia for several months. Before joining "We cannot leave the victory to God alone,” His Excel­ Be Made Early Parochial School the air force in March, 1941, he lency told his listeners. “ He will Reservations should be made had graduated from Pueblo Junior not save us without our co-opera­ early. Mrs. Stephen Mikus of St. college. His earlier education was Patnck’s parish, Pueblo, is chair­ Durango Groups tion. We must do our part on the Plan of La Junta received in St. Leander’s grade Prayer Front.” man of the Retreat guild. school and Centennial high school. Reservations may be mailed di­ We have strayed so far from Bride It Feted Fete Selectees the spirit of prayer that we Und rectly to the secretary of retreats, Honoring Miss Mary Margaret S t Scholastica’s academy, Canon Spanish Parish it_ difficult to get back to it, the Gray, whose wedding took place City, or may be arranged through Bishop warned. “ We are not con­ Monday, June 29, Mrs. Leo Keller, Mrs. Mikus, 609 W. Mesa, Pueblo, With Breakfast scious of the importance of prayer Miss Margaret Cary, and Miss or any o f the following assistant Pueblo.— It is announced by the in this world crisis and the need Florence Keller entertained in a secretaries: Miss Margaret Kea- Chancery office that the old St. we have for prayer for our own lawn party and shower in the home ney, 2105 Grand avenue, Pueblo; Patrick’s property in La Junta is Durango.— The Knights of Co­ personal victory over our sinful of■ Mrs.■■ KKeller i ' Sunday afternoon, Miss Veronica Spitzer, 1005 Lake being taken over by Our Lady of lumbus and Catholic Daughters of self and a national victory for a Guadalupe parish, the city’s Span- June 28. The g^uests, who were sinful people,” he declared. avenue, Pueblo; Mrs. Paul Beau­ America entertained the departing ish-American parish, for the pur­ intimate friends of the guest of After reading the list of spir­ vais, 1336 E. 7th street, St. Le- honor, were Virginia Blatnik, selectees with a breakfast Wednes­ ander’s parish, Pueblo; Mrs. Cath­ pose of starting development of itual offerings made by the faith­ a parochial school. Helen Gorshe, Patricia Hamrick, day morning. Those who served ful of the Diocese of Pueblo to erine Roller, 901 E. C street; St. Jeanne Moore, Florence Mulhol- Mary’s parish, Pueblo; Miss Louise the committee were Mmes the Holy Father on the occasion Confirmation Given land, Patricia Fitzpatrick, Mrs. (Jnarles Longstrom, John Redder- of his silver Episcopal jubilee, Chortak, 1911 Spruce street, St. Jeanette MacIntyre, Geraldine Francis Xavier’s parish, Pueblo; In Lamar, La Junta man, George Densmore, Anna Elk­ which wi)l be transmitted to His Reynolds, Ruth Carson, Virginia ins, and M. L. Cummins, and Holiness as a spiritual bouquet, Miss Helen Chase, Alamosa; The sacrament o f Confirmation Driscoll, Mary Lou Cooper, Made­ Misses Rose Cavanaugh, Sadie and after expressing the hope that Mrs. Rose Stringari, Canon City; was administered by Bishop Joseph line Durkin, Dorothy Botchik, Mrs. E. J. Griebel, 949 S. Nevada Sullivan, Marie Andrews, and this token of filial devotion would C. Willging on Sunday, June 28, Betty Rozboril, Betty Parga, Mau­ Mamie O’Connell. etreet, Colorado Sjmngs; Miss Lila in St. Francis de Sales’ church, bring some solace and strength to reen Dowd, Margaret Neelan, the heart of the Sovereign Pon­ M. O’Boyle, 1401 S. Colorado Lamar, and in St. Patrick’s church, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Engler Mrs. Verna Albin, Cecelia Mraz, tiff, the Bishop announced that boulevard, Denver; Miss Viola La Junta. Many adults were con­ Marian Andrews, and Agnes and daughter of Denver were vis- he was about to impart the Papal Valenzano, 1120.W. Third street, firmed in both places. A large Bensik. itora in Durango last week. On falessing, the Pope’s own beneddic- Florence; Mrs, John Mannion, number of adults in the Lamar their return to Denver they were Mrs. Gus Sandstrom’s band will accompanied by Margaret and Jos tion, as a mark of special favor Fort Lyon; Mrs. Alonzo Miller, class came from Springfield, a have charge of the altars in July, Gunnison; Miss Beulah Menherf- mission 70 miles from Lamar. eph Engler, sister and brother of from His Holiness in apprecia­ Members are Mrs. M. E. Supple, Mr. Engler. The two planned to tion of the moral and material nett, Kremmling: Mrs. B. J. Ma- Official visits have been made Mrs. E. W. Shaffer, Mrs. Charles tem. La Junta; Miss Julienne by the Bishop in Las Animas and Grand Knight of Pueblo go to Greeley to visit their sis­ support that his spiritual children Herder, Mrs. Robert Smith, and ter, Mrs. James Foley, and family have rendered him in this night Masters, 415 E. Third street, Sa- Rocky Ford. Mrs. Anna Moore. lida; Miss Rosemarie Zegob, San Mrs. Nellie Greenfield and her of trial. His Excellency com­ Luis; Mrs. Charles G. Spahr, 408 Bishop's Itinerary The Mass for the boys in the sister, Lulu Porter, are visitors mented on the close association Adams street, Trinidad, and Mrs. Is Announced service was requested on Tuesday K. of C. to Serve With Army froiA Boise, Ida. They will spend suggested by the Feast of the Tom Ugolini, Walsenburg. of this week by Mr. and Mrs. W. some time here with their sisters, Most Precious Blood, being ob­ Following are the engagements K. Sutherland. Mrs. Margaret Fleck, Mrs. Mabel served that day, and Christ’s Mys­ in Bishop willging’s itinerary for Raymond Duffey was baptized Pueblo.— (St. Patrick’s Parish) Warren in Wyoming to Joplin, Mo. Stewart, anJ Miss Kafie Porter, tical Body— the Church— cruci­ fied in many parts of the world. Florence Parish the next four months; the past week by the Rev. Paul — Stephen Mikus of 609 W. Mesa, William Lane, Jr., of 710 Van and other relatives. July 8— Mentrote, Confirma­ Fife, O.S.B. Fred Cassidy, Sr., recently re-elected CTand knight “ Christ’s Mystical Body,” the acted as sponsor. PUEBLO DIOCESE Buren will leave shortly to join the tion. of the local council of the Knights Cortez Has Bishop said in part, “ bleeds in navy. July 6— Paenia, Confirmation. Ushers for the month of July of Columbus, will leave soon for many of its members today. Its Has Given 75 will be: For the 7:30 Mass, An­ 1st High Mass Pueblo.— (St. Francis Xavier’s Georgia, where he will be working Charles Carara, Jr., left this head on earth, Christ’s Vicar, Pius Jnly 12— ^Wosteliffo, Confirms' thony Schmitt, Sr., and Anthony week to resume his dental studies The senior choir sang in a High XII, suffers ‘ with a crown of tion. Parish) — Miss Mary Duffy of under the supervision of the U. S. Schmitt, Jr.; for the 16 o’clock army. in Creighton university, Omaha. Mass in Cortez, the first such Mass thorns. And, in the words he ad­ July 13 — Alamoia, vacation Dublin, Ireland, national organizer ever celebrated there, and also in Men to Service Mass, Leo Neis and Fred Cole­ of the Legion of Mary, will be in The Rev. Nicholas Schwalie, Gerald Lee Sabo, son of Mr. and dressed to the world on the An­ school visitation. man, Sr. Mrs. Carl J. Sabo, 1009 Cypress, a High Mass in Maneos on June niversary day of his silver jubilee, Pueblo over the weekend, visiting O.S.B., of Holy Cross abbey. 28. After the late Mass the mem­ July 26— Alamosa, Confirma­ The Holy Hour is being held in the various praesidia and attend­ Canon City, is convalescing from was baptized June 28. Mr. and asking for the suffrage of the Florence.— (St. Benedict’s Par­ S t Leander’s churcb from 7:30 to Mrs. John Pauchek wejre sponsors. bers enjoyed a picnic. people, he seems to cry out with ish)— The roll of honor erected tion. ing the Pueblo curia meeting this an operation performed in St. 8:80 p.m. Tuesday of each week. Mrs. L. A. Daveline, assisted by the agony of the Master: ‘My in 8t. Benedict’s church shows ^ Ang. 30— Dai Norta, Confirma­ Sunday, July 5, in the Cathedral Mary’s hospital, Pueblo. Mr. and- Mrs. W .‘ E. Duggan Mrs. George Morrissey, Sr., enter­ God, my God, why hast Thou, that 75 young men of the parish tion. hall. She hopes to establish sev celebrated their silver wedding an Mrs. John Duane and Miss Ellen tained St. Margaret’s circle with a forsaken Me?’ There is also the arc serving their country in the eral more praesidia in this dio­ niversary June 26 by attending Ang. 31— South Fork, church Mseiing Slaled by Qualkenbush have returned from bridge-dessert June 29 in the implicit appeal: ‘My people, why various branches o f the armed dedication. cese. Mass and receiving Holy Ckim a trip to Washingfton, D.C., and home of Mrs. Daveline. munion. Of their, four children have you forsaken me?’ Are we forces. These young men are Sept. 1— San Luie, Confirma­ Mrs. Emily Hawley, mother of other points.- Miss Qualkenbush, Pueblo Curia Sunday Ensigm Joseph Walter Butts, son only Mary Virginia could be pres­ obedient to the voice of our Holy from Florence, Portland, Coal tion. Daylett Hawley of this ■ parish, a graduate of Pueblo Catholic (Turn to Page 9 — Column S) ent with her parents. Father when he asks for opr , Creek, Rockvale, Chandler, and Sept. 2— San Pablo, church ded­ passed away Sunday, June 28, in high, is a student in the Catholic Williamsburg. Seven parishioners Pueblo.— The Pueblo curia Cedaredge, where she was on Mr. and Mrs. Isador Tausch, prayers and sacrifices and our ication. university, where she recently was spiritual co-operation, when he left eahly Thursday morning, June of the Legion of Mary will vacation with her son. She had Jr., and daughter, who had been Sept. 2— Antonito, Confirma­ elected treasurer of the student asks that we do more to help bear 25, from Canon City for induc­ tion. hold its meeting Sunday at 2 * been a member of St. Francis’ Donations for visiting Mr. Tausch’s parents, Mr. body in the graduate school of his burden? Too many of us have tion stations. They are Joseph Sept. 3— Capulin, Confirmation. p.m. in Sacred Heart Cathe­ parish for many years. The fu­ social work. and Mrs. Isador Tausch, Sr., re neral took place on Thursday turned to their home in Globe, gotten so much away /rom the Denardo, Bert De Felltppe, Tony Sept. 20— Pueblo, Mt. Carmel, dral hall. All spiritual direc­ Mr. and Mrs. John McGovern morning. Ariz, habit of prayer that it is hard for Bellino, Benjamin Romero, Louis Confirmation. tors and officers of Southern announce the marriage of their Infirm Priests' Colorado are invited to at­ us to yield ourselves to its ur­ Villegos, Nichol Rigirozzi, and Oct. 16— Trinidad, Confirma­ Nick Stubler and Miss Rachel daughter, Margaret, to James Ed­ Miss Lillian Dailey is spending tend. Miss Mary Duffy, spe­ gency. We have strayed so far Samuel Ghema. John Nardini tion. Skube of this parish were united ward Raysinger, Jr., on June 20 her vacation in Denver visiting and Frank Morrelli were inducted cial legion envoy from Dublin, in Matrimony before Mass Thurs­ from the spirit of prayer that we’ Oct, 22— Florence, Confirma­ before the Rev, Clarence R. Trum- Fund Listed relatives and friends. find it difficult to get back to it. (Turn to Page 9 — Column S) will attend this meeting. tion. day morning, June 25. The mer in Omaha, Nebr. Mr. Ray- Miss Mamie O’Connell is in Den Many interesting points bridegroom is a petty officer We are not living in an atmos­ singer is a ground instructor in Pueblo. — The following contri­ ver to attend the teachers’ conven­ phere of prayer. We are not con­ brought out in the recent in the U. S. navy, and the bride the air corps. tion and to visit friends. congress in Denver will be is well known as a physical in­ butions to the Pueblo diocesan col­ scious of the importance of prayer discussed. structor. lection for the support of infirm Mrs. J. Armel Myers and*Mrs. in this world crisis and the need Seaman Safe priests have been received in the Everett Shugren were joint host­ we have for prayer for our own FOR EVERYDAY In Pacific Area Chancery office: esses, when they entertained their personal victoi^ over our sinful Alsmosa— Sacred H eart______„.l 15.00 card club at dinner and bridge self and a national victory for a John Venditti, son of Mr. and Antonito—St. Auguatine’s e.oe Thursday evening. sinful people. We have not con­ Scholarships Awarded 2 Mrs. John Venditti, 309 Scranton, Canon City— SL Hichsel’a...... 8.4S vinced ourselves that our hoys at LOW CUT PRICES last week informed his parents by Created Butte— St.' Pstrick’s____ 10.00 James Merry of the post office postcard that he is safe and well in Del Norte— Holy Name of Hary__ s.oo force is on vacation this week. (Turn to Page 9 — Column S) Delta— St. Micbtel’s _____..... 16.10 the Pacific war theater. The card Durango—Sscred Heart ______1.52 By Seton School of Nursing from Venditti, a seaman, was St, Columba's ______11.10 dated April JO. Fruita— Sacred Heart ___ Shop at Florence—St. Benediot’a 6.52 Two members of St. Patrick’s Gardner— Sacred Heart ...... 4.91 Pueblo.— (Sacred Heart Cathe­ attended a mieting in St. Francis parish left June 29 to begin army Grand Junction— St. Joaeph’s..._ 66.2i dral Parish) — Miss Josephine Gunnison— St. Peter’s ...... 80.09 Xavier’s hall Thursday afternoon service. They are James Jackson of Scroggins, who was graduated from on the occasion of Miss Mary Holly—^St. Joaepb's ...... 4.77 90614 E. Evans and Jack McGann La Junta—Our Lady of Guadsinp* 8.60 San Isabel MILK Pueblo Catholic high school last Duffy’s visit to Pueblo. The of 119 Lake. McGann was gradu­ St. Patrick's ...... 83.76 year and later attended Junior col­ Legion of M a^ feted the children Lamar— St. Francis de S*les’_ „„ ' 18.00 EROVE'DRUGCO ated from Pueblo Catholic high Las Animas— St. Mary's ...... 6.25 lege, left for Colorado Springs, of the vacation school with ice three years ago and had since been Maneos— St. Rita's ...... 8.52 C B d tL fL < D / luu^ where she will enter the Seton cream recently. employed in the steel mill. Jackson Monte Vista— St. Joseph's 10.20 school of nursing in Glockner hos­ Among the ill are James Tom­ Montrose— St, Mary's 16.75 was graduated from Pueblo Cath­ Ordway— St. P eter's______6.00 pital. Miss Scroggins was awarded linson, who has gone to the Mayo olic high some 12 years ago and Paonia— Sacred Heart ...... 6.65 the scholarship from the high clinic,' Rochester, Minn.; Mrs. had been employed by the fire de­ Pueblo— Mt. Carm el______14.61 Give them Sen laahel school. Miss Geraldine Reynolds Lloyd Beauvais, who is convalesc­ partment. He was a member of St, Sacred Heart 88.45 left Tuesday to enter Seton school St. Franeii Xarler’a ___ 40.86 Are Head­ ing in St. Mary’s hospital, and Patrick’s basketball team that S t Lrandcr'a ______28.60 Milk. It in good rich of nursing. Miss ReynoWs was FLORMAN’S quarters for CASEIN PAINTS Hugo Haennalt, who underwent journeyed to Chicago to play in S t Mary's ______25.00 awarded the scholarship when she an eye opera,tion in Corwin hos the national tournaments. His St. P atrick'*______78.09 milk paateurized aecord- was graduated from Centennial St. Anthony's pital. daughter, Donna Jeanne, is a stu­ Rocky Ford—S t Peter’ i ______Two grades in powdered form, to which you simply high school this year. 16.00 ing to all regulations. Mrs. Thomas Hudson is in dent in St. Patrick’s school. Salida—S t Joseph's ...... 10.00 add water. One in PASTE-FORM, which with proper Members of Our Lady of Mercy San Luis— Host Precious Blood.._ 12.46 charge of the sanctuary in July. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Boggs of 213 Trinidad— Holy T rin ity____ ;..._ 45.86 Try it for one week then amount of water makes l ^ gallons of Flat Paint ready praesidium of the Legion of Mary Theresa Marie Villaneuva, Jackson have received word from M t Carmel ...... 10.86 to be applied to plaster w ^ s , ceilings and .wall paper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emelio their son. Bob, that he has been Walsenburg—St. Mary’s ______48.70 try drinking others. Weitcliffe— Assumption ...... 3.90 without sizing. Seton Auxiliary to Villaneuva of 1120 W. Ninth made a corporal in the army. He street, was baptized June 27. The has been transferred from Fort ToUl _.... ______1836.97 sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Novo Mooting July 7 Emelio Urrutia. Margaret Gray Wed* BISHOP TO CONFIRM CLASS FLORMAN PAINTS Pueblo. — The quarterly Mary Margaret Graj^ daughter meeting of the Seton auxili­ of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Gray of PUEBLO ary will be held in St. Mary’* Grand, was married to Rob-2234 OF 50 IN MONTROSE CHURCH hospital Tuesday, July 7, at ert S. Lane before a Nuptial Mass Grand Junction 1 p.m. St. Elisaheth’s unit SAN ISABEL DAIRY Denver said by the Very Rev. Thomas J. members of Cathedral parish Wolohan at 7 o’clpck Monday mom- Montrose.—St. Mary’s vacation leste, assisted by Miss Helen Un­ will be hostesses. ing. Florence Keller was brides­ school, which began June 9, will rein, a senior in high school, di­ maid and William Lane, Jr., come to a close Sunday, July 6, rected the junior department. 102 N. Grand Phone 1295 brother of the bridegroom, was the with First Communion in the 9 Church to Be Redecorated other attendant Jada Palladino o’clock Mass. At 7:30 in the eve­ Plans are under way for the re­ DO THIS DO NOT and Mrs. Fern Verlengia furnished ning, His Excellency, the Most Rev. decorating of St. Mary’s church TODAY InPerpetual Memory WAIT the music. Mrs. Verlengia sang Joseph C. Willging, D.D., Bishop The contract calls for work to Drive in Parking three solos, Schubert’s “ Ave 'of Pueblo, will administer the sac­ be completed in September. The Maria," “ 0 Lord, I Am Not rament of Confirmation to a class whole edifice will be painted on the of anyone near and dear to you Worthy,” and "Christ Has De­ of 50 children and adults. This inside, and the altars and sane scended.” And especially In honor or memory of Your Boy who is in will be the first visit of Bishop tuary decorated. Father Segourn Mrs. Lane attended Sacred Willging to Montrose since he was Greenborf, Service with the U. S. Army or Navy is meeting with a good response in SETON HILL COLLEGE Peansylvanie Heart grade school , and was grad­ installed as Ordinary of Pueblo in raising funds to meet the expenses Or In Atonement For Your Past Sins, uated in this year’s class from Pu­ March. Preparations are under of this work. AosraditcU Ur Wowm from II Fonlarn Conntrtaa AasoeUtioB of Aaaricaa OnirtrslUis sod 87 American State* eblo Catholic nigh. Mr. Lane is the way to extend him a hearty wel­ The following priests assisted in son of Mr. and Mrs. William F come to the Western Slope. the Forty Hours’ devotion last GIVE A CHALICE Lane of 710 Van Buren. He is an The vacation school, under the week: The Very Rev. Nicholas Do Y od Wish fo Become a PriesA? engineer in the ordnance depot direction of the Sisters of St. Jos­ Bertrand, Grand Junction, and Fa­ Wf oiAtuie K> e»r mshm ywwg men uadmtt H of Avondale and attended St. Pat­ eph, had an enrollment of 135 thers Joseph Minot/Delta; William t tbiif New w Wnieriee Mwtt Agestelete f wiik Mnaffm rfEtmta. tort«rs*. h tks tdertfiM «f tie Salvaltorlaa Bralherl rick’s grade school and Central pupils. The children manifested a Powers, Denver, and Dennis O’Beg­ iitt y M d e f t» U e prieschoed; tad M e CUSP s f He OR A CIBORIUM CtYMM If paa d» net ftM je w m if oHed to tW tedr high school. The newly married keen interest in the project. The ley, Grand Junction. Father Minot a iM M lw o l m 4 pvt etth U eoasecratt yaitr* At Ihtt Mm . aiacli i t h r e M M ie N lgli 9dM i4 t r astf la God. th«a tko Bm lw riiood it tlw $25.00 FOR EITHER ONE couple spent a few days in Denver ^ g r a m began each day with Hoi} delivered the sermon Sunday night, %ftl»iiif. trtre tdvtartd fa 9«tn. are oMttae te aww pe ^ lackoeta. and Grand Lake. They will reside ass at 8 o’clock. The Rev. Josep! I t Hrmiditfu Mvteteaea^f tet M pw la pty tbt if paa kaae t tredt. olftt It to Cad. If yoa Father Bertrand Monday night, em teaerr tm titd y«a tt* iwoaneaM. tWfe imf k* havtkavt Maa tradetradt e»ae ihaOikaO utek yoa ootra-asrt To One of Our HiMiooary Fathers in Far-Off Fields at 2234 Grand. Segourn, pastor, visited the school and Father Powers the closing ser­ httherHOCHAUGL LMhftMktfa trt ca^pontUt withsotfprtoMt m each day and conducted a quiz mon Tuesday night. The children , M tt Wvf had Mt ym n st U t la m m t h MfnrtHit* ••Ilwrt trt at fM Whtt to tbtth tddritt ASdnsit rstksr Bnat, BVD, Ulsslea Prseuatar, Tsehar. m. Following the Mass a breakfast hMmdlaUljr. Writ# I* tddrttt MtatMiif tft tad Ittov tor tar ktakht. 'iDit ibivttarita was served in the borne o f the class. Sister Mary Fides from of the vacation school took part in rrt»a> tf idactM st. • ra t k t r^ *r to Us isslstoat fsthst Bebsrt, S.VJ).. Girard. Ft. bride’s parents. The following Englewood was in charge of the the processions for the opening raiWr>ra»toetoLS»«t^»tlh»Ptvt— lavtor (Turn to Page 9 • Column senior department and Sister Ce­ and closing services. * • a f Ik KaMaaa. VlaiaaMB

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