Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Principals in Pallium Ceremony i * BEWARE OF FALSE SHEPHERDS, % WARHS HEM. CARDINAL STRITCH

Contonto Copjrrighted by the Catholic Preas Society, Inc. 1946— Pemiosion to reproduce, Except on Articles Otherwise Marke^ given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Traces Catastrophes DENVER OONOLIC Of Modern Society To Godless Leaders I ^ G I S T E R Sermon al Pallium Ceremony in Denver Cathe­ The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We dral Shows How Archbishop Shares in Have Also the International Nows Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. (3 cents per copy) True Pastoral Office

VOL. XU. No. 35. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, A PR IL 25, 1946. $1 PER YEAR Beware of false shepherds who scoff at God, call morality a mere human convention, and use tyranny and persecution as their staff. There is more than a mere state­ ment of truth in the words of Christ: “I am the Good Shep­ Official Translation of Bulls herd.” There is a challenge. Other shepherds offer to lead men through life but lead men astray. Christ is the only shepherd. Faithfully He leads men to God. This striking comparison of shepherds is the theme Erecting Archdiocese Is Given of the sermon by H. Em. Cardinal Samuel A. Stritch of Chicago in the Solemn Pon­ + ' + + tifical Mass in the Deliver Ca­ An official translation of the PERPETUAL MEMORY OF THE rate, first of all, the Diocese of thedral this Thursday morning, Papal Bulls setting up the Arch­ EVENT Denver, together with its clergy April 25, at which the sacred pal­ diocese of Denver in 1941 was The things that seem to be more and people, from the Province of lium is being conferred upon Arch­ Bishop Lauds released this week by the Most helpful in procuring the greater Santa Fe. This same day, by Apos­ bishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver. Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. spiritual good of Christian people tolic Constitution, we have de­ The Cardinal’s talk, recalling the When the Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith and facilitating the office of eede- tached the newly erected Diocese fact that the pallium is the symbol was recently in Rome, he was com­ siastical government, those things of, Pueblo from the Diocese of of pastoral authority, shows how Record Made missioned by the Sacred Consis- we endeavor, with energetic zeal, (TumtoPageS — Column i) Archbishop Vehr shares in the torial Congregation to carry these to effect. Guided by this policy pastoral office. bulls to Denver, and by Cardinal and influenced by the considera­ Contrasting the shepherds who In Province Caccia Dominion!, acting on be­ tion that the ecclesiastical Prov­ ManyPrelates lead men toward God ■with those half of the Holy Father, to bring inces of Santa Fe and Dubuque in godless leaders who entice them to the pallium to Archbishop Vehr. the United States of America are confusion, degradation, and death, The greatest boast of (he Metro­ It had not been possible to deliver territorially very extensive, we have the Cardinal warns against the the documents or the pallium dur­ thought it well to alter their boun­ And Clergy at politan Province of Denver is “our propaganda of godlessness. “The self-sacrificing elergy and devoted ing the war years. daries so as to establish a new plain fact is,” he asserts, “that the Both Denver bulls bear the sig­ province. Therefore, after con­ injustices which have done so much laity,” declares Bishop Joseph C. nature of the late Cardinal Alo- sulting with .our venerable broth­ Pallium Rite injury and brought such dire ca­ Willging, who as suffragan Bishop ysius Maglione, who was Papal ers, Cardinals of the Holy Roman tastrophes in modern society are of Pueblo is speaking at the clergy Secretary of State. The documents Church, in charge of Consistorial The investiture of Archbishop not things of Christian culture. luncheon following the Solemn Pon­ have been translated into English affairs: after hearing from our Urban J. Vehr with the pallium by They are the very consequences of tifical Mass and conferral of the at St. 'Thomas’ seminary. Venerable Brother Amleto Gio­ Cardinal Samual A. Stritch of Chi a refusal to live Christian princi­ sacred pallium Thursday. In be­ llie principal* in the pallium ceremony in the whose portrait appears above them. The pallium Monsignor Smith, on his recent vanni Cicognani, Titular Arch- cago brings to Denver one of the ples. . . . The answer to the prob­ half of the entire province, the Denrer Cathedral April 25, H. Em. Cardinal Sam­ that Cardinal Stritch confers on Archbishop Vebr return from Rome, carried with bishUp of Laodicea in Phyrigia, largest assemblages of the Hier­ lems that present themselves to­ Pueblo prelate bespeaks for Arch­ uel A. Stritch of Chicago and Archbiihop Urban J. Thursday morning is a symbol of the Denver Metro­ him the pallia for the Archbish^s and Apostolic Delegate to the archy and clergy in the city’s his­ day is a return to genuine Chris­ bishop Vehr “many more years of Vehr of Denrer, are pictured ai they riiited in the politan’s participation in the Holy Father’s pastoral of Denver, Omaha, and Santa Fe, United States of America; after tory. In addition to His Eminence, tian principles. The new material­ jurisdiction over this province of Archbithop'i home following the Cardinal’s arrival authority. Cardinal Stritch was elevated to the and the bulls for the setting up duly we’ighing all the facts of the the Cardinal, there are one Arch­ isms will lead only to direr trage­ the Rockies on the top of the Wednesday. The setting is significant because Sacred College by the Supreme Pontiff at Sacred of the Archdiocese of Denver, the case, and supplying, as far as need bishop, 17 Bishops, an Abbot, and dies.” world to guide the destiny of the both prelates are closely linked with Pope Pius XII, Consistories in Rome. Diocese of Pueblo, the Archdiocese be, the consent of those whose more than 160 Monsignori and Church in the West and to direct of Omaha, and the appointment of interests may .be involved, or of priests in attendance at the Ca­ The pallium ceremony has drawn to Denver one of the largest gath­ Us by his able judgment to the ac­ the Archbishops of Omaha and those who may be under that pre­ thedral ceremonies and the clergy complishment of greater things Denver and the' Bishop of. Pueblo. sumption. we hereby, in exercise dinner being held in the Brown erings of clerical and lay leaders for the good of society.'” In the case of Denver and Omaha, Palace hotel following the Solemn ever to attend a function here. The Annual ‘Register’ Collection of our full Apostolic power, sepa- attendance includes 18 visiting The Bi.shop’s speech, a copy of two different documents were in­ Pontifical Ma.ss. More than 100 which was given to the Register volved for each city; in the case seminarians from St. Thomas’ members of the Hierarchy, 160 Monsignori and priests, 100 semi­ prior to the dinner, is published of Pueblo, a new jurisdiction in seminary are also attending both below: the Church, there were four docu­ 3 Madden Girls functions. narians, a large number of sisters, ments. Heading the list of distinguished and a throng of the laity. It was We are today honoring a great To Be Taken Up Sunday, May 5 All the bulls were beautifully visitors, m addition to the Car­ surpassed in number of visiting Arcjibishop of a great Archdiocese. dnwn up in red and black hand Advance in Life dinal, is the Most Rev. Edwin Bishops by the ceremony attendant Speaking for the suffragans, mod­ print on parchment,-to which were V. Byrne, Archbishop of Santa Fe, upon the erection of the Archdio­ esty forbids us to be boastful, but May 5 has been announced by Catholic home in th^ archdiocese. Catholic home in the archdiocese attacKed the Teaden seals that give and other members of the Hier­ cese of Denver and the raising of we feel that w«- are ble.ssed in Archbishop Urban J. Vehr as the Be good enough to assist us at this Be good enough to assist us at this the name bulla or bull to these Of Loretto Niins archy include Bishop Patrick Mc- the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr to being a part of this complete ec­ day on which the annual collection time by renewal of your annual time by renewal of your annual documents. (Jovern of Cheyenne, Bishop_ Jos­ the rank of Archbishop Jan. 6, clesiastical organization and that wiil be taken up in all the churche.s subscription.” subscription. If some more for­ When new archdioceses or dio­ eph C. Willging of Pueblo, Bishop 1942, in the Cathedral, with the We have reason to be proud of its attainments. of the archdiocese for the support ■ The Archbishop’s letter follows: tunately circumstanced can give a ceses were formed in war times, Three Denver girls, blood sis­ Thomas Wrich of Duluth, Bishop Apostolic Delegate to the United of the Devver Catholic Register. April 18, 1946 more generous donation, it would temporary documents were is­ ters, are among the former Colo­ Louis . B. Kucera of Lincoln, Bishop States, Archbishop Amleto Gio­ God has smiled on our province Stres-sing the impori.ance and good enable us to carry the apostolate of sued by the Apostolic Delega­ radoans taking part in profession C. Hubert LeBlond of St. Joseph, vanni Cicognani, officiating. The and provided it with every ma­ Reverend Dear Fathers and the Catholic Press into more present ceremony, however, has a accomplished by the paper by in­ Beloved People: tion in Washington. The documents and reception ceremonies being Bishop Christian H. Winkelmann terial advantage, on the earth, structional articles and general homes. brought from Rome, however, are held in the mother-house of the of Wichita, Bishop William D. Prince of the Church as chief of over the earth, and under the news and events of concern to Cath­ The first Sunday of May is the May the good Lord bless all of the permanent records. They were Sisters of Loretto in Loretto, Ky. O’Brien, Auxiliary of Chicago; the Episcopal visitors. Cardinal earth. In fact, it harbors the very olics, His Excellency points out that customary time to ask your con­ you abundantly. cased in long tubular boxes, and The youngest of three daugh­ Bishop Joseph M. Gilmore of Hel­ Stritch, who is officiating at the Garden of the Gods. Its salubrious “production costs, like everything tinued support of the Catholic Reg­ Faithfully yours in Christ Monsignor Smith was directed to ters of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mad­ ena, Bishop Paul C. Schulte of conferral of the pallium. He is one climate has extended life to many; ister. of the 32 Cardinals elevated to the else, have increased considerably ^ Urban J. Vehr, deliver them in person. He has now den of 614 Josephine street, Leavenworth, Bishop George J. its fertile fields and ranges supply in recent years. We are anxious to Most Catholic families in the fulfilled the several assignments. Theresa Madden, is being clothed Rehringi Auxiliary of Cincinnati; Sacred (College at the Sacred Con­ sustenance to countless multitudes; Archbishop of Denver. in the Lorettine garb. She wiJ'. be sistories in Rome in February. This its subterranean wealth in min­ have the Register reach every archdiocese receive each week the P.S. This letter should be read at Following are the Denver docu­ Bishop Eugene McGuinness, Co­ Kational Edition of the Register known as Sister Andrew Marie. adjutor of Oklahoma City-Tulsa; is his first visit to the Rocky Moun­ erals and oil has made fortunes all Masses on Sunday, April 28. ments: Sister Loretto Ann, the former tain West since receiving the high for the fortunate. Physically, we Lauds Denver Officer containing Catholic news of inter­ The collection is to be taken on Bishop Duane G. Hunt of Salt national 'and national import and Documents Setting Up Margaret Anne Madden, is pro­ Lake, Bishop Frank A. Thill of honor. have a very self-sufficient province. Sunday,- May 5, and sent directly nouncing her first religious vows, the Deliver Catholic Register, which to the offices of the Denver Cath­ Archdiocese, Province Salina, Bishop Bernard T. Espe- Radio station KOA of Denver Material resources, however, chronicles items of local interest in and Mary Catherine Madden, now lage, O.F.M., of Gallup; Bishop is broadcasting the Solemn Ponti­ and abundant living alone do not M ISS! PmiSI'S olic Register, 938 Bannock street, PIUS, BISHOP, SERVANT OF Sister Mary Karen, is advancing to the archdiocese and the various Denver 4, Colorado. THE SERVANTS OF GOD; IN Laurence J. FitzSimon of Amarillo, fical Mass, ■which begins at 10:30. make a self-sufficient Church or parishes. In the past you have her second-year novitiate. (Turn to Page 6 — Column 3) (TumtoPageS— Column 3) (TumtoPageS — Column 6) given continued evidences of your The two older girls are gradu­ kindly interest in our archdiocesan ates of Loretto Heights college, paper. We know you appreciate its where they held important col­ importance and the great good it Msgr. Lardone Is Honored; legiate offices and carried off Historic Montcalm in Manitou Springs actually accomplishes by its in­ scholastic honors. Sister Andrew structional articles and in keeping Marie is a 1945 graduate of St. you informed of'general news and Has Visih^d Here Often Mary’s academy. The fourth child 1 events of concern to Catholics. of tile family, Edward Madden, Once Property of Mercy Nuns of Denver Production costs, like everything seminarian of the Denver .arch­ “When the Nightmare Ended” else, have increased considerably in diocese, is studying for the priest­ recent years. We are anxious to Announcement was made in the Pontifical School of Theology, hood at the Catholic university, is the title given by a Mill Hill NCWC News Service this week Turin (S.T.D.), the Pontifical By E llen G. O’Connor The building ■was originally tain, the castle fortifies the south missionary priest in the Philip­ have -the Register reach every Washington, D. C. The young slope of Capitol hill overlooking that the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Fran­ School of Canon Law, Turin (J. seminarian was able to attend Colorado Springs. — Montcalm, called Miramount castle when it pines, Father Carlos A. M. cesco Lardone, director of studies U.D.), and the Royal University of was the residence of the French picturesque Ruxton canyon and the Schreiner, to his de.scription of with his par;ents, the religious historic building of Manitou red switchbacks of climbing Mani­ Fr. Joseph Higgins for tbe ecclesiastical schools in the Turin, where he obtained a di­ ceremonies at Loretto. priest and his mother, who built it the liberation of Panay by Ameri- Catholic University of America, Springs, located on Capitol hill and from their own fortune. Native tou streets. It is situated at the _can forces a year ago. He has ploma in paleography, diplomacy, Of the other nine novices who Has 3rd Operation has been made a Protonotary Apo­ and archives. Ordained in 1910, he are pronouncing their first vows, once the site of a sanatorium green sandstone from which the base of Pike’s peak and midway ' written to the Register out of stolic. The news is received with castle was constructed was quar­ within walking distance between gratitude for the many favors re­ first served as an assistant pastor, five were from Colorado. They are owned by the Sisters of Mercy of great interest in Colorado, because then as chaplain of the Italian Red Sister Mary Judith Bro'wn, Sister Denver, has been purchased by ried by hand in historic Ute pass the famous soda, iron, and sulphur ceived through the kindness of a The Very Rev. Joseph Higgins, Monsignqr Lardone for some years in the early 90s. The first wing springs. It is four stories high with Denver Catholic officer, I.t. Donald Cross, then as associate editor of Mary Carmel Roberts, Sister Mary Mrs. Cora W. Wood of Pagosa pastor of St. Patrick’s parish, has spent every i.ummer at Camp L’Osservatore Romano, the Vati­ was completed in 1895 and the a generous supply of windows that Spa\-n (later made captain). The Pueblo, is reported in satisfactory Patrick Dwyer, Sister Marie Lo­ Springs and her son, Col. F. M. St. Malo, Monsignor Joseph Bo- can daily, and from 1934 onward retto Halderman, and Sister M. Wood of Fort Sam, Houston, Tex., rest of the castle added in two (Turn to Page 1 0 — Column 3) priest’s graphic description of the condition after surgery in Fitz- setti’s camp for boys near Estes years. liberation follows: simons ho.spital, Denver. Father has been associated with the Cath­ Odile Hammett. 'The first three at­ from Alex Gardiner of Colorado Park, where he acts as spiritual olic University of America. He is tended Loretto Heights college; Springs. The 38-room stone house, Though the place 'has long been The liberating U. S. forces Higgins, a captain in the U. S. director. stormed the beaches of Panay on army chaplains’ corps, has been one of the most distinguished edu­ Sister Mary Patrick is a graduate built in the '90s by Father Fran- an attraction of the Pike’s Peak Leads in Opera the eve of St. Joseph’s feast day, confined to Fitzsimons since his There are various grades of cators in the United States, and is of Cathedral high school; Sister celon, a French priest, who dupli­ region, it is somewhat of a hou.se March 18, 1945, but for the ma­ return from duty in the European Monsignorship in the Church. an honorary consultant of the Li­ Marie Loretto is a graduate of cated his ancestral castle, was of mystery, frequently referred to jority of the islanders the end of a theater of war la.st fall, and has Three are given in the United brary of-Congress in Roman law Holy Family high school; and Sis­ operated for more than a quarter as “the monastery,” “the castle,” Are Announced three years’ nightmare of Jap­ undergone three operations for a States—Papal Chamberlain (which His degree, J.U.D., rare in this ter Odile is from Fort Collins. of a century by the Denver nuns. and other such names. It never was anese occupation came when more stomach ailment. He is the carries the title of Very Rev. Mon­ country, means literally Doctor of Of the 11 postulants being The new owner will convert the in any sense a monastery, but, in than two months ahead a signal signor), Domestic Prelate (Rt. Both Laws, and refers to the canon clothed in the garb of the Sisters building into an apartment hotel reality, the manor of a wealthy brother of the Rt. Rev. William of Loretto, two others are gradu­ Members of the cast of II Tro- corps platoon landed and set up M. Higgins, pastor of St. Philo­ Rev., the rank that all Colorado law of the Church and to Roman and rooming house to be o.pened French woman and her son. Built vatore, this year’s presentation of its mysterious radar equipment Monsignors have), and Protono­ civil law. Monsignor Lardone has ates of Denver schools. Caroline this summer. The purchase price on three ground levels ana follow­ mena’s parish, Denver, and Sister Haninger of El Paso, Tex., a 1945 the Denver (5rand Opera company, right between two Japanese gar­ M. Columba, a member of the fac­ tary Apostolic (the highest given made his mark as an author and approximated 1^,000. ing the natural line of the moun- were announced this week. The in this country, though there are (Turn to Paget — Column S) (Turn to Page 10 — Column 3) risons. Never shall we forget ulty of the Holy Family high + ^ + ■+ + + first night, Monday, May 13, they how on Jan. 3 a slow but very school, Denver. some Monsigmors at the Vatican will be: Maurico, Giovanni Marti- imposing white-starred seaplane who have th^e title of Most Rev. nelli; Lenora, Norina Greco; Azu- came cruising over our village, on Excellency, like the Bishops. A cena, Violette McCarthy: Count the west coast of Panay. At the Protonotary Apostolic has the title Di Luna, Nicola Berardinelli; Fer- time, I was stationed in that local­ Denver K. of C. of Right Reverend Monsignor). rando, Joseph Wolff; Ruiz, \V. E. ity as parish priest, a Dutch mis­ In his new rank, Monsignpr H ai^ood; Inez, Ava Schmitz; sionary who had shared to the Lardone would have the right to aged servant, Louis Schoen. full the fear and anxieties of these To Initiate 66 pontificate at times. He eould sing good people here all during the a form of Pontifical Mass and use Singing the leads Tuesday, May Japanese domination. the white mitre in doing so. He is 14, will be: Manrico, Joseph Clif­ Even when that heaven-sent Sixty-six candidates will re­ also entitled to wear a pectoral ford; Leonora, Anne O’Neill Sulli­ plane arrived the people kept ceive the first, second, and third cross and ring when on ceremonies. van; Azucena, Ethel Armeling; degrees of the Knights of Colum­ Count Di Luna, Francesco Valen­ hiding behind the bushes for fear The pectoral cross of a Protono­ tino; Ferrando, Patrick MeVey; (Turn to Page 1 0 — Column 6) bus in Denver Sunday, April 28 tary Apostolic has a purple cord, Members and candidates will at­ not a chain. Ruiz, C. Paul Harrington: Inez, tend the 8 o’clock Mass in the Ca­ Native of Italy Cecelia Kovalesky; aged servant, Broadcast of Mass thedral and receive Communion in Monsignor Lardone was bom Louis Schoen. a body. The first degree will be Jan. 12, 1887, in Moretta, Cuneo, Principals Wednesday, May 15, Series Ends Sunday exemplified at 10:30 a.m. in the Italy, and was educated in the will be: Manrico, Giovanni Marti- Fraternal building, fourth floor. nelli; Leonora, Norina Greco; The final broadcast of the The second degree will be con­ Cardboard Cartons Azucena, Frances Staunton; Count aeries from St. Philomena’s ferred at 1 p.m. and will be fol­ Di Luna, Randall Lynn; FeV- church, Denver, will be heard over lowed immediately by the third de­ rando, Joseph Wolff; Ruiz, W. E. station KLZ this Sunday, April 28. gree. Needed to Ship Food Hai^vood; Inez, Ava Schmitz; The Denver station has presented Sunday evening at 7:30 a ban­ aged servant, Louis Schoen. the services from St. Philomena’s quet in honor of the Archbishop Catholics of the archdiocese are The box office opens on the sec­ every Sunday in April from 11 to Urban J. Vehr class will be held at asked to save empty cardboard ond floor of the May company at 12 o’clock. The choir of St. Philo­ the Cathedral room of the Albany cartons to be used to pack and 9:30 a.m. Monday, April 29. The mena’s grade school, directed by hotel. Archbishop Vehr will be ship the food collected in the following range of prices, includ­ Sister Catherine Marie, principal, the principal speaker. Joseph canned food campaign to be con ing tax.swill be observe(f; Parquet, will sing for the Ma.ss this Sunday, Little will preside as toastmaster. ducted May 12 to J9 for relief of $3.60; first three rows of balcony, and the sermon will be given by Following the banquet an informal starving people in war-devastated $3; second three rows of balcony, the Rev. James B. Hamblin. The social will introduce the newly in­ countries. The Rev. Elmer Kolka, $2.40; mezzanine, $1.80; gallery, Rev, Edward M. Woeber, assistant itiated members and their wives archdiocesan director of the drive, $1.20; side balcony, 60 cents. at St. Philomena’s, has been the to the Denver council. John J. stresses the need of cartons because Station KOA will broadcast narrator for the series of broad­ Morrissey, Jr., lecturer, is in of a critical shortage of such Miramount castle of Montcalm, Manitou Springs, at one time part of a sanatorium operated by the Mercy Sisters. tunes from the opera from 11:30 casts. charge of arrangements. boxes. Other, pictures on page 10. .The Castle will become an apartment hoteL to 11:45 pan. Tuesday, April 30. ► * tJ »; t

PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 420S T h u rsd ay , April 25, 1946

Special Sunday Dinner TRA^ISUTION OF PAPAL fiULLS R BOARD WALK FOX-MCHOLSON [ SHOE REPAIR STUDIOS qUALITT MATEBIAL AND Bo«nMr to Inrinf Allra Poi Choice of Scr\'ed From ERECTING ARCHDIOCESE GIVEN WORKMANSHIP Work QoanuiUod— ui4 NicholMD 8ta4io Entrees 11 A.M. to (Continued From Page One) era], or other ordinances whatso­ [ «n* BAST ttr4 ATB.-AT DEXTER 1542 Bdwj. TA. 2784 Complete 5 P.M. Only Denver. In addition, we raise and ever they may be, of our prede­ (Continued From Page One) exalt the Denver Cathedral to the cessors the Roman Pontiffs, or any (Continued From Page One) a book editor, and has often con­ rank and dignity of a Metropolitan other such like enactments, even insure its spiritual prosperity. Our INDIVIDUALLY Church. Likewise we withdraw the those that are worthy of special CHICKEN PIE BAKED tributed to learned reviews. greatest boast is our self-sacri­ The boys a t Monsiffnor Bosetti’s Diocese of Cheyenne from the ec­ mention; for we abrogate all such ficing clergy and devoted laity. ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF clesiastical Province of Dubuque, enactments by what is herein com­ with Gravy, Buttered String Beans, and Parsley Creamed summer camps find the learned Dr. , , , From the days of its first mission­ T , • , j .• /and make Cheyenne and Pueblo manded. New Potatoes Lardone a simple and sympathetic suffragan sees nnHnrunder th*thB Mntro.Metro­ ary priest and apostolic Bishop, Choice Milk-Fed Chicken in Rich Natural Gravy with priest, an excellent” Father Con­ politan Church of Denver. Thus We desire moreover and com­ the heroic Mschebeuf, to the pres­ Fresh Garden Vegetables fessor, and a man as interested in the Archdiocese of Denver and the mand that copies of this letter, ent day, the Province of Denver CHOPPED STEAK mountain climbing as they are. Dioceses of Cheyenne and Pueblo oven printed copies, be considered with Fresh Mushroom Sauce, Creamed Peas and Carrots as possessing the same authority has been manned by a disinter­ Much of his time, however, is spent form, together, the ecclesiastical ested and self-disciplined body of or Buttered Beets and French Fried Potatoes in writing and research even dur­ Province of Denver. as the original would possess ujpon SEA FOOD PLATE ing the summer months. beinir exhibited for inspection; Christ’s ministers. They are truly Breaded Fillet of Halibut. Gulf Shrimps, Eastern Scallop. Oyster And to this Metropolitan Church provided, howeVer, that the afore­ His latest hoVor comes to him of Denver and its Archbishops we zealous only for the things of God and Cole Slaw with French Fried Potatoes and Tartar Sauce said copies be signeM by the hand and His Church. Machebeuf, ^ t z , Include* t Soup or Cocktail Hot Roll* Salad through the Holy See at the re­ grant all the rights, privileges, in­ of a notary public and fortified Detiert Choice of Drink* quest of the Cardinal Archbishop signia, prerogatives, and honors with the seal of a cleric in ecclesi­ and Tihen; Burke, Lenihan,\.^nd of Quebec, Canada. that other Metropolitan Churches astical dignity or office. And no Keane attracted to these Rocky RESTAURANT Members of the clei-gy and laity and their Archbishops possess and one is permitted to infringe or op­ 615 17th Street enjoy by common law. But espe­ Mountain regions men that sought from Canada, the United States, pose this decree of our promotion, above all thing;s the kingdom of Between Welton and and Mexico who accompanied cially do we grant to the Arch­ separation, establishment, erec­ Cslifomis Sts. Cardinal Villeneuve, O.M.I., on bishops of Denver the right of hav­ tion, bestowal, subjection, man­ God and His justice. They built ing the cross carried before them solidly and well, and we are today 400 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSIC his mission as Papal Legate to the date, and abrogation. But be it Our Lady of Guadalupe celebra­ within the limits of their province, and the right to make use of the known that should anyone.presume reaping the fruits of their indns^^^ji] tion in Mexico in October, 1945, to make so rash an attempt, he trious and far-sighted administra­ have received Papal Honors. pallium according to the laws of sacred liturgy, presupposing, how­ would incur the wrath of Almighty tions. That harvesting could not be From the United States, in ad­ God and of the Blessed Apostles effected, however, without the able ever, that the pallium has been Peter and Paul. dition to the Protonotary rank for duly petitioned and obtained in cultivation that must develop the Monsignor Lardone, Charles Adal­ Sacred Consistory. In like manner Given at Rome, in St. Peter’s, field to continued and greater fruit bert Bretitung of Brownsville, we impose upon the aforesaid Me­ in the year of Our Lord nineteen age. We see that development to- Tex., a Papal (^amberlain of the tropolitan Church of Denver and hundred and forty-one, tne fif­ diiy, and whatever growth is ap­ Sword and Cajle, was given the its Archbishops the same burdens teenth day of November, and the parent in the suffragan sees is privilege of a private oratory; and and obligations to which other Me­ third year of our Pontificate. apexed in the Metropolitan Church, Francis P. Matthews of Omaha, tropolitan Churches and their Aloys. Card. Maglione, which also supidies the impetus former supreme knight of the Archbishops are obligated. Secretary of. State. and the competition. We are justly Knights of Columbus, was name'd proud of our Metropolitan see and a Papal Chamberlain of the Sword The aforesaid Venerable Fr. R. C. Card.* Rossi, Its Metropolitan. It is compact in and Cabe, and given the privilege Brother Amleto Giovanni Cicog- S. Cong. Consist, a Secretis. the completeness of its prganiza- of a private oratory.' nani, Apostolic Delegate to the Alfonsus Carinci: Prot. Ap. ^ n , and we glory in its numerous United States of America, is by Can. Alfridus Liberati, Cane. institutions and their hfads. Its in QUICK SERVICE ON us appointed to carry out these Apost., fluence has extended far beyond instructions as above elaborated Adjutor a studiis. its confines in the power of the FOR THE SAFETY OF YOUR GOODS, USE WATCH REPAIRIHfi and set down. And we grant him press exercised through the Regis­ accordingly the necessary and ap­ Alfridus Vital!: Prot. Ap. JOHNSON SERVICE ON EVERY MOVE AND ENGRAVING Expedita ter system of Catholic newspapers. All Work Gaarwnteed propriate faculties, even that of Its Catholic Charities are the model sub-delegating—so far as the busi­ die sexta mensis Februarii MOVIIVG - PACKING - STORAGE anno “tertio” for the nation. JAMISON JEWELRY ness may require—any cleric in Though there has been an im­ 221 BROADWAY DENVER, COLO. ecclesiastical dignity. And we im­ Alfridus Marini, Plumbaljor Reg. in Cane. Ap. Vol LXV-N. mense development during the re­ 215 So. Broadway po^t'^olnco pose on him the duty of transmit­ gency of our beloved Archbishop, ting to the Sacred Consistorial 78, we do not take credit for all that Congregation an authentic report Aloisius Trussardi. development. Though, the clergy of what has been done in execut­ ------—Scriptor Apost. and the faithful have'made great ing the above^ instructions. sacrifices in sustaining the works This letter and whatever is here­ Nomination of of religion, we are still a mission­ in contained can never be called Archbishop Vehr ary province. Without the external into question or impugned or help supplied by such missionary ^ $ branded as being vitiated by sub­ PIUS, BISHOP, SERVANT agencies as the Catholic Church FEATURED IN reption, obreption, nullity, or de­ OP THE SERVANTS OF GOD Extension society and the Ameri­ You Can Buy fect of our consent, or any other to our venerable Brother Urban can Board of Catholic Missions, defect even though substantial John Vehr who, up to this time, whose executive heads are our and unforeseen. But this mandate has been Bishop of the Church of honored guests today, much of the A PRE-ARRANGED SERVICE must be received as proceeding Denver, and who is now promoted development in the outposts could *» from certain knowledge, an ^ is­ Archbishop of the same Church, >t have been accomplished. We ESSLEY sued with full power; as perpet­ Health’ and Apo.stolic Benediction! are inexpressibly indebted to His I, Through the Boulevard Mortueu'Y WHITE CROSS ually valid now and subsequently; With the counsel of our venerable Eminence, the Chancellor of the Woman-Wise offers a Single-Premium or One-Pay plan where­ as producing its full and complete Brothers, Cardinals of the Holy Catholic Church Extension society effects; and as imposing upon Roman Church, in charge of Con- and president of the American by, regardless of your age, you cem buy a Pre- everyone the obligation of invio­ sistorial affairs, by Apostolic Bull Board of Catholic Mission^ and to SPORTSHIRTS Arranged Funeral Service at any price you lable obedience. And if anyone granted on the fifteenth day of His Excellency, the president of perchance, whether knowingly or this month we have this daf ele­ Extension, for the constant, per­ choose. The following rates are based on a $500 unknowingly, and on whatever au­ vated your Cathedral Church of sonal interest they have shown to­ Here's the fabric of tomorrow, handsomely tailored by %*' Denver to the rank and dignity of service. thority, should attempt to act ward our missionary needs and Si otherwise concerning this letter, a Metropolitan church after di­ their readiness to answer every the finest craftsmen of today, tfie Essley foilorsl Silky, is?: minishing territorially the Diocese AGE ■ PREMIUM AGE PREMIUM , AGE PREMIUM we desire and decree that his act request for aid. Their concern has of Denver by the establishment gone out particularly to the so­ 20 ...... $163.86 40 ...... $235.77 60 ...... $360.48 be invalid and completely ineffec­ long-wearing Essley Sokonos ore styled by America's tual both now and in future. And and erection of the new Diocese cially underprivileged. Without 25 ...... 177.52 45 ...... 262.20 65 ...... 395.74 this mandate is to be observed of Pueblo. Moreover, to the Metro­ that help many places of divine most celebrated men's fashion authority. That's why 30 _____ ..... 193.79 50 ...... 292.38 politan church of Denver and her worship could not have been built even in the contingency of its Archbishops, we have granted all 35 ...... 213.07 55 ...... 325.54 being opposed by regulations is­ or maintained. If the Province of they're so welcome to o woman's eyes! That's sued in synods or in Provincial, the rights, privileges, insignia, Denver glories in its achievements, $ 3 -9 5 * Rates on in-between or advanced ages quoted on Genefal, or Ecumenical Councils; honors, and prerogatives that other much of that g lo ^ reflects upon why Essieys ore colled Woman-WiseJ Metropolitan Churches and their these migh^ institutions for the request. by Apostolic constitutions and di­ prelates enjoy by common law. rectives whether special or gen- advance of Christ’s kingdom on the Wherefore we decree that you, mission front. who at present hold the See of Ip the name of Bishop McGov­ 2. You can purchase a WHITE CROSS Pre-Ar­ Denver, can enjoy the title, dig­ ranged Service with a 20% down payment, ern and myself. I wish our Metro­ The Denver Catholic nity, rights, honors, and privi­ politan, now clothed with the ful­ balance at your convenience. leges of an Archbishop as soon ness of his Archiepiscopal rank, Resfister as the above mentioned Apostolic many more years of jurisdiction 3. Letter has been put into execu­ over this Province in the Rockies COTTRCLO WHITE CROSS also has a 24-Month-Pay Plan Published Weekly by the tion; and we proclaim you Metro­ and on the top of the world to based on the above rates. Catholic Press Society, Inc. politan of the new Province’ of guide the destiny of the Church in s ix t e e n t h Denver, and it is our wish that you I S th e Jlsm*s St$re- 621 st iiiiiiiiiii 938 Bannock Street, Denver, the West and to direct us by his be considered as such by all. able judgment to the accomplish­ For more complete details simply mail this ad Colo. We grant you by name the fac­ ment of greater things for the good ulty of wearing the pallium ac­ with your name and address written thereon Subscription: |1 Per Year of society. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS . . . No obligation whatever. cording to liturgical laws, within Entered as Second Class Matter the confines of your province, at the Post Office, Denver, after the pallium has been peti­ tioned and obtained from the Apos­ t626 Colo. tolic See. Moreover we impose upon you all the burdens and obli­ gations to which other Metropoli­ tans are obligated. BOULEVARD By these same presents we make known to the clergy and to the ARE y o u 4 2 y ea r s o ld ? people of your archdiocese your VKoIttcCCVUf RECAP ROW elevation to the Archiepiscopal dig­ nity, We command in the Lord the venerable Bishops of the Diocese O linger’s Advisory Department would like of Cheyenne and of the new Dio­ cese of Pueblo, which we make m i r i f AlIM flTV DffOftCD i'u<7ragan to your MetropoliUn to tell you of the tremendous saving you may TRUCK QUAUTT KUBBUC church, to render to you, now their Metropolitan-elect, the obedi­ make by paying for services in advance of need. ence and reverence that are your due according to the sacred canons. For thus the 'mutual good feeling between you and them will be fruitful of benefits for the good of souls. / AT ACE 4 2 Finall.v, it is our wish that as soon as possible this bull should be read from the pulpit, on a holy $245.tt NOW will pay for a S500 service at time of need day of obligation, in the presence of the clergy and the people. We have the firm hope and confidence or that you, who have been vested with the Archiepiscopal title and dignity, will labor more and more I l 5.4 r P t r Month for only 24 months will pay for the good of, the Church that has been entrusted to your care. for a ^250 service at time of need. Thus, a $250 serv- So doing, you will merit from us \ benediction and favor; and from God the most fruitful reward of icc couldn’t cost more than $129.84 on this plan eternal life. Given at Rome, in St. Peter’s, in the year of Our Lord, nineteen- or hundred and forty-one, the twenty- second day of November, and the third year of our' Pontificate. 7 6 / P#r Month during your life will pay for a $200 Aloys. Card. Maglione, Secretary of State. service at time of need. Alfonsus Carinci: Prot. Ap. Alfridus Vitali: Prot. Ap. Can. Alfridus Liberati, Cane. Apost. Adjutor a studiis ' Any mortuary may be called for services Expedita die sexta mensis Februarii anno “tertio” Alfridus Marini, Plumbator This protcaioh is guaranteed by an Reg. in Cane. Ap.; Vol. LXV N. 80 Aloisius Trussardi Old Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance Company ,------j------Scriptor Apost. AsB.Cs DOLL SHOP New Dolls and Toys Oliflger’s Advisory Department Doll Repairing Speer Blvd. at Sherman St. Lacquer RefinUhing DOLL WIGS Denver 3, Colorado Religioue Statues Repaired Y es, / am 42 yean old my nearest 1515 Arapohoe MA. 7617 birthday, and your plans interest me. Anto Body and Fender REPAIRING AND PAINTING Nem PRBX BSTIMA'n TU B PATMBtm SWAYME-WIMBUSN 8B0 BANNOCK TA. «11S M lins POROB RhM* ISlt T h u rsd ay , April 25, 1946 Office, 938 Bapnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE C a t h e d r a l U ynilN C 'IT FR ^L O R E nO HEIGHTS STUDENTS Plays Bernadette DRS. LEE C. HANEY & SON DPTDMETRISTS E t O N O M Y “ J J p U T E ‘SONG OF BERNADETTE’ 827 15th ST. . TA. 2690 N m to Ctarki'i Charch 0««di Members St. Vincent de Paul Parish In tom gpiritt call (Loretto Heifhti CoUegs, Denver) ics in the college, with Sister Marie The Song of Bernadette will be Anthony as assistant director. A good name in which the public has faith comes only 1634 Tremonl KE. 4554 iven by the students of Loretto All the sisters of Denver and vi­ after years of conscientious service. We are now, as in rRBB DBLIVKRT PSEB PARKING eights co llie Sunday, April 28, cinity are invited to the Sunday .the past, happy to offer our services for the solution of at 2:30 p.m'., and' Monday, April afternoon matinee as guests of the 29, at 8:15 p.m. in the college Lit­ college. your visual problems. REPUTABLE DRUG tle theater. Miss Marion Meyer Cast of Play STORE THIS COUPON and $2.95 entities yon to will carry the lead as Bernadette The cast is as follows: Sister Oindal A.A.A. (Sacr«d Heart Parish, Denver) Soubirous. The play is under the Marie Therese Vauzous, Mary RMtonrant On Holy Thursday 24 children direction of Earl Bach, head of the Prinster; Jeanne Abadie (school 11x 14 Bust Porirail made their First Holy Communion department of speech and draraat- girl friend of Bernadette’s), Carol Lifted br Dnncan Biaef, in the Solemn Mass in Sacred Morrison; Bernadette Soubirous, mURPHV’S AdTcntors* in Good E tU as Hoover Randall Heart church. They are as follows: Marion Meyer, Marie Soubirous, BROADWAY- AT ELLSWORTH L4>lfu at Uownina . . . Ucavcr KE. 8654 328 E. Colfax Pascual Affuirre, Jack Aragon, OPEN PROM (Bernadette’s sister), Louise Chil­ 11 A M. TO 2 A.M. KEjdone 3217 Robert Aragon, Nangy Barron, AROiince ders; Dean Peyramale, James Patricia Borrego, Leonard Chavez,. Posters Kenna; Louise Soubirous (Berna­ ENJOY THE BEST S P A G H E X T 1 F eaturing Martha Chavez, Joseph Garcia, dette’s mother), Wilma' Moore; One of Den­ Home-Made Ravioli or Ruben Garcia, Bertha Gonzales, Colorado Soubirous (Bernadette’s father), ver’s Fined FOOD IN DENVER NADORFF’S Home-Made Lasaiif(he Abraham Montoya, Thomas Mon­ Margaret Fogarty; Croisne Bou- toya, Angeline Maestas, Mary F a m o ti I Coa* to th* Guild Party May 9 houhorts (the Soubirous’ next door Bars and POPULAR Appreciates Your Patronane Jane Marsh, Martha Lucero, Mary neighbors), Rufina Martinez; Louis Moun tain WHERE you GET THE HOST OP ITALIAN KITCHEN Lucero, Susie Mendez, Gilbert Bouriette (half-blind stonemason), F on n tain i LUNCHEONS DONALD BANNUM. Ugr. THE BEST FOB THE LEAST Perez, Juanita Perez, Emily Ruiz, Posters advertising the Arch­ Colleen Fidel. Bernardo Casterot V«L - W sr. II Martin Sanchez, Connie Torres, for your fa­ Trout. EH. M7t CsKax at Willlasis KE. SMI ISM E. COLFAX bishop’s guild’s vacation school (Louise Soubirous’ sister), Joan Complete Dinners and Ernestine Vigil. A large group fund benefit to be held Thursday, 'Vialpando; Madame Sajou (a Juicy, Ten­ DOWNING STREET will receive First Communion the May 9, in Fransalian hall, 235 S. neighbor), Catherine Pogliano; vorite Soda der Steaks. EASTER CARDS first Sunday in May. Sherman, Denver, were put on Antoine Nicolau (a young miller), o r Sundae, Meet Your Friends PHARMACY display this week. These posters, GEORGE M HILL. Prop. The members of the Young La­ Mary Flanagan; Mayor Lacade of at Murphy’s Chops a n d 1001 Gill Items Professional pharmacist dies’ sodality will receive Holy made and donated by Miss Kath­ Lourdes, Ann Witherow; Jacomet Cocktail Communion this Sunday, April 28. leen Fortune of St. Luke’s circle, (chief of police), Marion Stortz; FRIENDLY GIFT SHOP Phont CHtAy 27(7 Service. Chicken Tamales, Chili, Fried Ml Downing 8|. Dcnrcr in the 9 o’clock Mass. A spiritual announce that this benefit, in the Dr. Dozous (principal physician of Sandwiches, Our Specialty IISI E. Cslfaz KE. S77* Complete Merchandise Line council meeting was held in Sodal­ form of a games party, will help Lourdes), Rosemary Witherow; Chicken. AT THE COLFAX DRIVE IN Under New Mnnseirment ity hall April 19 to discuss the bring religious education to thou-1 Celeste (Dean Peyramale’s house- FREE DELIVERY Banquet Room for Parties coming solemn reception of new sands of children in the rural keeper), Claire McMenamy; Ma L08ED ALL DAY TUESOAl members into the sodality. The re­ communities in the summer dame Pemet, Peggie Chambers; Open Day and Nile ception will take place Tuesday, months. Tickets may be secured Mother Josephine, Frances Mc­ April 30, at 7:30 p.m. The follow­ through any guild member or by Mahon; and classmites of Berna' CAPITOL HILL ing young women will be the new calling the president, Mrs. Mar­ dette, Patricia Engles, Helen Fritz, garet Volk, at EMerson 7093. CAFE sodalists: Audry Baca. Rose 11a Marie* Donahue, Mary Necasek, CASH for Bustos, Annabelle Drake, Jennie Rose Cecilia Staab, Betty Lou 735 F. Colfax Garcia, Lupe Garcia, Dorothy Gon­ Group Volunteers Maas. Fine Foods at Fair Prices zales, Ramona Gonzales, Della Gu­ To Care for Babies Stage crew members are as fol­ EVERY NEED tierrez, Marietta Hill, Lupe Mar­ lows: Narrator, Mary Jane Hal­ quez, Delphina Martinez, Louise A new field in volunteer serv­ ter; business manager, Peggie **A Service That Is Different** Martinez, Eva Moreno, Della Nu- ice, assisting on Sundays at the Chambers; stage manager, Patricia deanery’s new Infant of Prague Miai Losaiao cordially invites you to bring FUR S'I)ORAGE anez, Priscilla Pacheco, Alice Ruiz, nursery, was recently undertaken Engles; assistant stage manager •569Gi5(fi7l£Dr $2.00 on $100 Valuation Dora Ruiz, Gloria Romero, Ruth Rose Fidel; stage crew, Marian your financial troubles to her. Romero, Rachel Solis, Sally Salas, by a group of ^uild members. Andrews, Mary Lu Prendergast Denver, ft>la ANDRE DE VAJDA Josephine Vasquez, Angelina Vas- Under the leadership of Miss Mary and Joan Blach; manager of lights, Nadorff, Catholic Volunteer Serv­ H iu Lossmo, Mgr, Lighthouse Loan & Finance Co. 1452-54 York . EM. 1857 quez, and Dolores Weaver. Marjorie Barrett; costume artists, IWlAkr9793 **On« of Mott Modem For Cold Storac* ice chairman, the following mem­ PUnU In the Wett*' The members of the Altar so­ Fontella Seward and Lou Ann Phone KE. 8169 2nd near. CelUorals Bide. I7lh & Calif. bers give three hours monthly at Starkey; wardrobe mistress, Pa­ A A A A A dality have just purchased an elec­ the nursery: Mrs. Alvina Schirk, Miff Marion Meyer of Laf tric scrubbing and polishing ma­ Mary E. Byrrte, Ann Fatlor, Helen tricia Miller; property managers, Genevieve Yelenick and Jerrie Dil Vegas, N. Mex., has been cast in chine for the sanctuary of the Rhoades, Madelyn Nalty, Mary the role of Bernadette Soubirous St. Vincent de Paul\Ohio SP. 9456 Your Pstronaae Appreciated elected May Queen of St. Mary’s (At UniTenity Bird. & Ohio DELIVERY SERVICE SP. Itlf In order to accommodate an event all ready sched­ academy by the student body at 2626 E. Louisiana at S. Clayton an assembly held last week. Her Helen’s Garry Home uled by the Mount Carmel Parish, the dates of the .. • attendants selected are Catherine Preisser’s Red & White Murray, Helen Amato, Virginia Italian Spaghetti & Meat Balls Bonnie Brae Logan, and Maureen Starbuck. or Italian Sausage Grocery and Market Drug Co. The flower girls chosen from the kindergarten will be Barbara Ba- FOR FAMILY PARTIES FAJ4CY MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND Downtown Prices Phone Orders In Advance GL. 1149 QUALITY GKOCEKIES AT zata, Diane Brokaw, Patty Swi- LOWEB PBICES Prescriptions a Specialty gert, Ann Plank, Charlene Wolff, Free Delivery SPmee 4447 Fountain Service TH and Mary Harrington. 22SI B Ohio A rt. (So. Unto, and Ofato) 763 So. University PE. 2255 The crowning of the statue of Blessed Mother will take place in Watch Repairing the academy chapel Wednesday, Bring or Mail Your Walch The firms listed here de­ CONOCO PRODUCTS May 1. Gloria Therese, a student at For Free Examination serve to be remembered Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteries St. Mary’s since her pre-school Estimate 24 That old worn sofa or chair days, is prefect of the sodality. Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing when you are distributing needn’t go into retirement. Our The appointment of the editors We Test Every Watch on BONNIE BRAE Ikilled re-upholstering service for the Saimarac, St. Mary’s year­ the Western Electric your patronage in the dif­ includes complete rebuilding, book, has been announced. Mary ferent lines of business. CONOCO SERVICE restoring, renewing and reup­ Ann Culliton was appointed edi­ 724 So. University - PE. 9909 holstering. They’ll look like tor; Vivian Eyre, associate edi­ they did the day you bought tor; Denna DeRemer, business ANNUAL BAZAAR them! manager; and Virginia Logan, as­ Remodelling a Specialty sistant business manager. Ruth Riddle and Betsy Foley at­ ^OUTH GAYLORD We have a complete nets line of tended the Clean-up, Paint-up bright spring materials in all luncheon given by the Junior of the colors, Chamber of Commerce April 24. Shopping District PHONE OR COME IN TODAY The class of 1941 will hold a 1526 FOR PARTICULARS AND reunion in the Park Lane hotel Curtis St. TAbor 5733 ESTIMATES AT NO OBLI­ this Saturday. Dominicnn sisters of GATION. Mary Anne Bakeries Specialists in [omniunity Floujer) SMILEY BROS. BE SAFE ON THE HIOHWAY PARTY PASTRIES Onrn 1043 SOUTH 6flyLORO /IQIc PHONE SPruce73l8 THE SICK POOR Let US give you a free estimate on a genral 25 Broadway 1(24 So. GSyiord UPHOLSTERY SP. 7413 PE. 7315 VAN ZIMMERMAN. U ao asa 3535 E. Colfajc,DE 0988 check up for your summer driving have been changed from August 1, 2, 3 and 4, to. . . COMPLETE ENGINE OVERHAUL i *******^*e ***********’^; me’ ' ■5'^ BODY and FENDER DEPT. NATIONAL BRANDS ; Gaylord Orug Go.:; ; ; J. ROy SMira Prop. ; I Free Pick Up Service SUPER MARKET 1059 So. Gaylord SP, 3345 ;; JULY 25,26,27 & 28 1004 S. Gaylord Sp. 6752 Prescriptions Carefully Filled i i VINER CHEVROLET CO. by Registered Pharmacists | | LDYDLA GR0UNDS-23rd and York Sts. 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ON SAVINGS STORE YOUR FURS-NOW Estis^Park Summer Masses EXPERT REPAIRING VET OF WORLD WAR Being Offered in Church V NO. 2 • TO GIVE DEBATE / KE 457S COLITAX AT WASHINGTON Estes Park.—Beginning last Sunday and continuing through the summer season, Mass will be celebrated in the church at Estes Park Hew Shipmenl Wall Plaqnat and not in the high School building as has been the case during the cold months. Although the Easter High Mass wa.s sung at 10 o’clock, the regular schedule of noon Mas.ses will be resumed this Sunday, \.ll “ Head of Ghrisl” April 28. It has been the practice to offer Mass at 10 o’clock on the last Sunday of every month. Sterling.—The monthly luncheon More than 100 people were in attendance at the Mass on Easter (Regi* High School, Denver) “ Head of Blossed Virgin” meeting of S t Anttiony’s Altar and Sunday morning and almost as many on Good Friday evening. The A round-table discussion on Rosary society was held in the recently organized choir sang on both occasions to add to the sol­ "Compulsory Military Training” Fomous school halli'^pril 17. Mrs. Leon emnity of the services. will be presented over station Silver Finish Mounted on Blue Mirrors Casteel and Mrs. Joseph Foxhoven St. Walter’s guild will continue to meet throughout the month were in charge of the luncheon. of May, and the members will attempt to finish their study of "The KFEL Saturday afternoon from Delegates were named to the Dignity of the Parishioner.’’ The next meeting on April 26 will be 4:15 to 4:46 by four Regis high deanery meeting of the Council of in the home of Mrs. Buescher on the Big Thompson highway. school debitters. The group is com­ ' SCRUB TEAM Catholic Wcmien.to be held in Akron April 38.’ v__ posed of four seniors, Charles Mul- Before the meeting adjourned the cahy, William Carmichael, William •Rev, E. J. Verschraeghen led the OFFICERS OF LOYOU PTA Gaskins, ftnd Myles Dolan. R. J. recitation of the Rosarys Imbs, S.J., moderator of speech at The annual Easter bake sale was Regis, will be chairman of the dis­ held April 20 in the Knights of TO BE INSTALLED MAY 21 cussion. Columbus hall. All four of the speakers are well (Loyola Pariih, Denver) Miss Gertrude Bruns of New York. acquainted with the subject of mil­ JflintS ClRRHE On May 21 the annual installa­ Dean Roberts, and Mrs. Jones, itary training. For the past year PasrPrasidenls’ Clab tion tea of Loyola PTA will be chief probation officer of the Den­ it has been the debate topic for the held. At this meeting and tea the ver juvenile court, were among Natioifal Forensic league, in which Plans Mealing May 1 following will be installed as offi­ those addressing the girls. Bar­ they all hold memberahip. Mul- cahy and Dolan favor the plan, ttemdqumrtrrs tor CHURCH cers of the coming year. President, bara May and Pat Sullivan of aSTtCLES OP PEVO'nON Mrs. A. Fourcade re-elected; vice Loyola represented troop 36 in the and Carmichael and Gaskins op­ CHURCH FURNISHINGS The monthly meeting of the pose it. GOODS I Past Presidents’ social club of the president: Mrs. E. Grant, re­ fashion show. BOOKS FOR THE CATH­ elected; secretary, Mrs. M. Con­ Girls recently initiated as senior These four students are ranked OLIC L A m AND CLERGY Catholic Parent-Teacher league way; treasurer, Mrs. C. Dumbauld; scouts are Elaine Hilbert, Barbara as the top debating teams at Regis HOUSE will be held on Wednesday, May historian, Mrs. E. Frei; and audi­ May, Maxine Mohrbacher, Pat high and were chosen to represent 1, at 10:30 a.m. in the Catholic tor, Mrs. J. Heiney. Sullivan, and Jacqueline Vitry. Regis at the Annual Rocky Moun­ Charities annex, E. 17th and now contains The monthly meeting of the The intermediate and senior tain Speech tournament held in Grant, Denver. Past presidents of PTA was hel(f April 16. scouts of troop 36 made 275 favors Denver April 12-13. In competi­ St. Catherine’s PTA will serve re­ The children’s choir, under di­ for St. Clara’s orphanage as East­ tion with schools from the entire DOWNING GOAL wondorful new freshments and provide the enter­ rection of Sister Margaret Pierre, er gifts. Middle West and Rocky Mountain HaldioH Dreg Store tainment. entertained with several selections regions at the Denver university 'Th* star* of Qaalltr lad StrTte**' AND HOWE. CO. Mrs. P. Thompson, president of appropriate to the Easter season. Speech tourney this spring, the the club, announces the dates for A letter from Father 'Hubert Sodalists Visit negative Rens team placed third. 701 GRANT •‘SINCE 1114- the retreat of past presidents at Newell regarding small pox vac­ Mulcahy will represent Colorado “THERE’S NO FUEL LIKE AN El Pomar, Colorado Springs, as OMBpomdlog prweiiptioat b Um cnost OLD FUEL** cination for all children was read in original oratory at the NFL re­ ImportAot M n of ouv boitnwM July 13, 14, and 16. by Mrs. Horgue, secretary. Six Repositories gional meet at Denver university 3260 Downing TA* 2515 Mrs. Fourcade, president, in­ May 3. Carmichael and Gaskins, the affirmative team, hold the in uicvi 11 union vtr Wuhtaetw.*^ ...t i w cream that LATHERS vited everyone to attend the CPTL (St. Elizabeth’s Parish, Denver) lani SHOE REPAIRIN6 annual tea to be held in the Char­ Holy Thursday afternoon, the highest number of speech points ities annex at 2 o’clock May 14. Eucharistic committee of St. Eliz­ gained by any student in an NFL school in Colorado in the year to moke you lovely Mrs. Fourcade also announced abeth’s sodality, in company with ttl U IM frecB MOorl tao A. mymHret KerN •( PrtfOB, prpdutod WHILE YOU. WAIT 1945-46. IM *«t«L loWociL . . UM WMpW’a vW MM MU (ho Tmo4i7 tbo r*-«lpctteo «f Pm- the mother-daughter Communion the moderator, made visits to the PMmMi Rum TiyUr. who vm •fHeo ftr two UrwM. from tM The program has been arranged aM • nlowA*CIUmm party, lUvo MDoMVkh, 1dm Tnuiiip^mt If Vh to take place in the 8:30 Mass on repository; in six near-by churches. 9i m mmem R Dtrim. A. J. fttcMU If oaks. Etwreu Ueen tM A M waollwi PflESIDENTAT] Sunday, May 19. through the courtesy of Jack Lew­ QgOiAy. Jwta OrlHUfwr. OMior Prtak Pttruwvica vtrt •b»o4 Their itinerary included St. Ca- OfWrf. WHHau % d The fourth grade mothers were jetan’s, St. Rose's chapel, St. is of the Rocky Mountain Radio FpMk gorroy. CITES PRORi hostesses and served refresh­ Leo’s, Holy Ghost church, and the council. The broadcast will be held Dip your wet sponge Into It, apply the ments. Cathedral, as well as St. Eliza' in the KFEL auditorium studio in ■ Terry Evert’s poem, "My Sister the Albany hotel, and the public petal-soft luxury of Pius cleanser to your face sy nsM/Mufi beth’s. Eileen,” was selected for the Na­ The same evening 35 members is invited. and throat—AND massage. A s you massage, younsHo^ tional Annual Anthology of High attended the second April meeting PIUS CLEANSER creates a rich, foamy School Poetry. The choice was of the sodality in the clubroom. made from one of five poems that SI. Glara’s Aid Plans lather; ; : TONE'S Beauty Lather. he submitted. The senior Girl Scouts of troop Gard Party oa May 1 ■iMiMtf h cleanses like soop-wifh NO drying after-effects; 36 tock part in a senior scout con .!• Uu •• Removes grime.and pore-clogging dirt, ference April 12 and 13 in Den tar B Iwra Mp0rtlyl St. Clara’* Aid *ociety will aSL MarM attoMM MMap •»• ver. Four states, Colorado, ivan- hfe$ee wm ilntiOWywr bM Jerry •ckiagU.Uvlagtaa But Jr.. Jaiganaa V. tkaMpaaa aM Jr, Ouaxgi haaaaaL Jte formal par^AW Leaves the skin immaculately clean, soft, smooth, sas, Wyoming, and Utah, were hold it* May card party at the teUer.gwp. Num |Ur OBiMk,pwIUp frocta. lUtpk itwrreyRmM BaxUr vu praaaatoi tkom Vi orphanage Wedno*day, May mi Urntr VMMr ««ro etesUi TOCKTAIN—A. B KarsM laak maia tkfr >paL wonderfully refreshed freed of dryness represented. High lights of the con­ eliimm. Hwm Wm effomi •tor tka ■tjrar'a Mat fraa JUaek- .-V" 1, at 1 p.m. Ho*te**e* will be OseSBB-*Ww WeOMi LMwr •vWrHar Mra Waafaa La But*, ference were discussion groups, a metmi U mm U m*- tka laaamMat lira and that drawn look. Rubber heels, top lifts, toe Mr*. P. J. Golden, Mr*. J. E. •Mi UMriT. Wl IMM tttU ,La raifa ili / fashion show, a moving picture on Ryan, and Mr*. EIiza,k*th %ri—i*tfn Mai Mtr af VtaMr41 aft ttaremhei MaC* • ' Scrub Tteni Plut Clwntur and Sponge, 1.50 pieces, half soles, full soles, good grooming, a luncheon at the OMiaOMM Maui vara X«aa Shirley-Savoy hotel, and a ban­ Slattery.______OmvMC Manr gMaa, Merry Plui Ctontw, $»paret»ly I.OO quet in the Denver Dry Goods tea­ Uneu. ?aal Laaka. SiB tviaokan Nn S5 a month Will Meet on April 25 fill* your coal bin The Denver unit of the Marine Corps League auxiliary will have ARCHBISHOP’S GUILD the regular meeting at 7:45 Thurs­ day evening, April 25, at 1665 i l i a Grant street, President Cora Lee H J CO. Hupp presiding. As important mat­ 3635 Blake St. Denver ters are to be discussed, all mem­ LDREnO HEIGHTS CLUB bers are all urged to attend.

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AND SON CHArai^ / ■ In Legion Hall Glenwood Springs. — The Knights of Columbus held _ their annual Easter ball April 20 in the Legion hall. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Quieley and Horan Affords These son, John, returned to Glenwood April 10 from Los Angeles, Calif., where they had been on a vaca­ Conveniences: tion for the past three months. Funeral services for Timothy Hayes were held April 11 in St. Stephen’s church with Father ...tw o chapels for simultaneous services. Clarence Kessler offering the High Mass. Mr, Hayes died the previous ... the personal supervision of the proprie­ Saturday, He had been in-ill health tors on every service. for several years. Surviving are one brother, Patrick Hayes of Chi­ ...o u r own parking lot adjacent to the cago, who came for the funeral; building and offering ample apace. two sisters and several nieces and nephews. .central location near the Civic Center Mrs. Mae Mullen and Mrs. R. W. McGuirk went to Greeley to easily reached by car, bus or trolley. spend the Easter week end w i^ tneir daughters, Mary, Patricia Mullen and Alyce McGuirk, who attend Colorado Teachers’ college. John Schneff returned to Glen­ wood recently following his dis­ COLORADO SPRING? SMARTEST STORE Tbeie membari of tbo east of nnrtes in tbe bilarioni doctors' charge from the navy at Camp "Ob Doctor,” two>act operetta to dance. Tbe operetta will be pre- Shoemaker, Calif. He served in the Store for Men be KiTen April 29 -and 30 bj St. sented in tbe Fine Arts audito- South Pacific more than two yeare, In Reart of the City Mary'i bifb acbool, Colorado rinm. and had a total of forty months in Boys Shop DINING ROOM and Spring!, repreient doctors and the navy. He is the son of Mrs. COFFEE SHOP Ziena Pozzati. Women’s Casual Shop + + + + + Capt James H. Keegan is spend­ Write for Beautiful Folder ing his terminal leave at the home Handmade Fsrnttara — Antf<|ii«e Colorado Springs Students of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. TRY Baprodneed — Rapafrins — RefinUblBg 1527 CLEVELAND PLACE Keegan. Capt. Keegan, who has UphoUteriof — Draperlee been in the service nearly four years, spent 27 months in the Whitney Electric Co. P e t e Baroni Slate Operetta Apr. 29-30 South Pacific. He will be released Electrical Service from active duty June 25, Furniture Shop 208 No. Tejon M 906 •EST. 1913” PHONE U. I3M TH SO. CASCADE A'/B. Colorado Springs. — Oh Doctor, Forty guests were present for the OppoiiU Antlera floul an operetta in two acts, under the event. Greeley Deanery • direction of the Rev. William Mr. and Mrs. Walter Colburn Kelly, will be presented by St. have returned after a three-week COMPLIMENTS OP There^s a ^ y®"*" / “' “ re 1 DOENGES MOTOR Mrs. R adcliffe Mary’s high school in the Fine visit in Chicago with friends and To Meet April 30 Arts center April 29 and 30. The in Dayton, 0., with their daughter, COMPAIVY JIM JACKSON AT , entire student body will be rep­ Miss Marie Colburn, who is a resented either in the chorus 'or medical technician in St. Eliza­ Greeley. — The quarterly Ford ProducU Plumbing & Heating in the dances, planned and staged beth’s hospital. meeting of the Greeley Dean­ Donates. Font to by Miss Mary Kellegher. ery Council of Catholic Wom­ . Sttceesaora to 312 N. CUSTER This year’s production offers Mr. and Mrs. John Dickey have en will be held in St. Joseph’s VOLLMEB BROS- M. 760 opportunity for solos, some of had as their Quests Mr. Dickey’s school hall, Akron, April 30 O’Meara Motor Co. mother and father, Mr. and Mrs, at 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Fabian which are sung by Mary Del Vec- Frank Lynch, and Mrs. Lynch’s chio. Others in the cast of 18 in­ Joyce, O.F.M., Denver, will OENVEB’S LARGEST FOBD DEALER Loveland Chnrcli son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and “If Your Needs Are Eleelrical\ give the luncheon address. clude Barbara Kloer, Mary C The Marray Rnig Qo. Call Main 939” Roche, Bob -Cass, Charles Ash, Mrs. Edward Dickey, all of San Mrs. Thomas G. Loveland. — A new cast-stone Francisco, Calif. president of the National ^ “Superior Service Stores” I WIRING—FIXTURES AND REPAIR.® j 1335 BROADWAY MAin 3111 1314 ACOMA Tom Zecha,'Bill Schum, Sarah baptismal font, which had been Aragon, Barbara Davies, Harry Joseph McCarthy of Clinton, Council of Catholic Women, Main Store Phone Main 144 placed in St. John’s church in Love­ Wolf, C. J. Loetscher, Charles la., -who spent two weeks -with his will bring a message to the Berwick Electric Go. land in Holy Week, was blessed for Gatterer, Don Green, Pete Wig- grandfather, Joseph McKim, left women of the Greeley dean­ Main Stora — IS North Tejon 8L J. D. BERWICK the first time at the services on ginton, Dorothy Fakler, and Tom Monday for Salt Lake City, ery. North Stora — S33 North Talon S t Calarada Spiinfi. Colorado Holy Saturday morning. The font Neville Engagement It Announced All affiliated groups are was the gift of Mrs. John Radcliffe Among the dances are a waltz, The engagement of Miss Mary urged to be present for the of Loveland in memory of her son, a tango, cowboy and cowgirl tap, meeting. Reservations: should Proven Louise Walters to William G. be sent to Mrs. Frank'Frenzl, The Heyse Sheet MORRISSEY Lt. John Radcliffe, who was killed and nurses’ routine. The doctors’ Jamieson of Summit, N. J., son of in an automobile accident near dance promises to provide many Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Jamieson of Otis, not later than Saturday, Metal Works Auto & Truck EYE Boulder last year. laughs New York city, has been an­ April 27. INCORPORATED Repair Also placed in the sanctuary in Solo dances will be given by nounced by her parents, Mr. and BEATING ROOFING time for Easter Sunday were new Margie Hanon and Josephine Del with relatives in Omaha en route SHEET METAL Mrs. Michael Walters. An early to her new home in Detroit. l i t North Webai Stiaot Brake & Light Stickers EXAMINATIOHS red velour drapes behind"the main Maestro. Margie will presept summer wedding is planneJ. Phonal Main BBS altar of the church and the statues “The Dafice of the Flowers,” and Funeral services were held at E at ISSS 7 W. Cuchorros Jerry Jenkins was host at an the Nolan funeral home at 2 p.m. Special Care. of the Blessed Mother and St. Jos­ Josephine will be featured in a Easter breakfast in the home of For Special Cases eph. The renovation and redecora­ colorful Castanet number. Saturday for Timothy J. Calahan, tion of the church, which was his aunt, Mrs. William Heaton, for former resident of Colorado 51 ST YEAR HYPERPHORIA Nuns Make Retreat 12 of his classmates. EASTER GIFT started just a year ago, are now Holy Week at El Pomar, retreat Springs and a locomotive engineer HEADQUARTERS PHOTOPHOBIA complete. C. D. of A. Plan Breakfast Ion the Midland railway, who died Bulova & Gruen VERTIGO center for women at Colorado NICE STOCK OP RELIGIOUS GIFTS The largest crowds in the his­ Springs, was given over to a re­ Sunday, May 5, Court St. Mary, April 16 in his home in Pasadena, AND EASTER CARDS Watches tory of the parish were in attend­ treat for the Sisters of Charity of Catholic Daughters of America, Calif. Mr. Calahan, retired from DR.A.D.KLEYHAUER ance in St. John’s church on Easter Mt. St. Joseph, 0. Thirty nuns will observe its . annual mother- the railroad in 1910, left Colorado TH E WIGWAM KAPELKES Sunday when both Masses were daughter breakfast at the Acacia Springs in 1922 and had lived in Optometrist made the retreat, conducted by 198 E. PIKES PEAK AVE. 9 S. TEJON filled to overflowing with almost the Rev. Malachi Donnelly, S.J., hotel. This is a national annual Denver and Pasadena ever since. 1511 Welion Sl KEyeloo* 1044 everyone receiving Holy Commun­ professor of theology at St. Mary’s event. The breakfast will be pre­ Recently he received a 50-year ion. The Rev. Louis Bloomer, S.J., college, St. Marys, Kans. ceded by the corporate Commun­ membership pin in the Brother­ NAVA-HOPI of Regis college assisted in the The next general retreat for ion in the 8 o’clock Mass in St. hood of Railway Trainmen. He parish during the last days of women will be held April 26 to 28, Mary’s church. WAS a member of Knights of Co­ FOOTWEAR nVDIAIV STORE Holy Week and on Easter Sunday. with women from Cheyenne, Wyo., Jerry McGuire, a student at lumbus, Elks’ lodge, ancL-St. An­ 55 Years of Quality D ralen in Creighton university, Omaha, has drew’s church of Pasadena. His A thorough cleaning by a small and Denver attending. It will be ALSO HOSIERY AND BAGS GENUINE COIN SILVER'JEWELRT group from the Altar society had conducted by one of the Jesuit been at home for the Easter va­ wife died here in 1918.' Surviv­ NAVAJO HUGS - CHIMAYO BLANKETS prepared the church for the com­ priests of Regis college, Denver. cation. He returns this week and ing is a daughter, Alice Calahan * POTTERY AND BASKETS will be accompanied by his aunt. plete Holy Week services. The Athletic Program Started of Pasadena. Burial was in Ever­ The Vorhes Shoe Go. 2 East Pike. Peak Ave. women of the parish are now mak­ Miss Janet Lyons, who will visit green cemetery. CASH Baseball now comes to the fore S i.h t String by S tag. Coach ing plans for the Fort Collins deanery meeting of the ACCW’ on the year-around athletic pro­ We Will Pay Cash for Small that will be held in Loveland May gram of Colorado Springs council Don’t Get in a Fix in '46 MeCARTY 16. of the Knights of Columbus. The: Without Inaurance Homes in or Near Denver. program, inaugurated here this COAL CO. Quick Action — Call or See month, will include baseball, soft- M. E. MeGARTT y*',’ ball, basketball, and bowling, ar-j Better Coal — Better Service Boulder People ranged according to season. Thej FIRE —INSU RANGE— MA. 6405 object is to increase interest in, 203-4 Colo. Sarinra Bank Bldf. BILL HeCARTY 828 So. Ckmejo. sports and to provide recreation | ujiLLiflms & mm Hear Radio Stars for members and other Catholic: men and boys of the Pike’s Peak- COMPLIMENTS OF 1643 Stoat TA. 6266 Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par­ region. | ENTERPRISE TENT Tryouts for the baseball team, OLSON & BENBOW ish)—Shorty, Sally, Sue, and the will be held the latter part of| 04308650 boys entertained an enthusiastic April. Paul Hendricks, who played] ___ _ _ I PLBG. & HTG. CO. audience of more than 400 people professional baseball and has beenj 123 South Nevada Avenue April 22 in the school auditorium coach at Pueblo high school, is] PH. 1264 116 North Weber Su of Sacred Heart parish. chairman. Robert Blanchard, whoi TIM E FRR Nrw Awninga Now in Stork Tel. Main 3066 The program followed refresh­ played professional baseball be-' ments served by the girls of the fore going into the service, is sec­ Young People’s club. retary and treasurer. John T. SIMPSON & CO. Ortleb is publicity chairman. I Mrs. Glen Smith of Sacred Heart (Sorcesson to Seldomridgtl parish took home with her a little Entertained at Dinner I OUTDOOR FURNITURE! lamb laden with 10 silver dollars. Mrs. Earl Holland was hostess Flour - Feed - Grain - Hay Following the program, some of ■April 20 at dinner. Honor guests j Seed - Beans - Dug Food the crowd played cards, and the were Mrs. William Newberry and! Colorado Bird & Poullrv Supplies rest danced to the new music box her sister-in-law, Mrs. Claude; MAKERS OF that was purchased with the pro­ O’Day. Mrs. Newberry arrived Springs' PHONE MAIN 13 ceeds of the party. The music box from Trenton, N. J., and will stay Leading .will be used for future parish par­ at the home of Mrs. John Byrne ties and for the Young People’s until her husband finds a house Furniture club dance.s. for his family in Mankato, Minn. Mrs. Paul Keleher served as Colorado Springs friends of Store chairman of the entertainment Mrs. Winifred Ross of Pasadena, FVRNITVRE EO. committee. Mrs. Paul Smith is Calif., always welcome her annual FEEDS president of the Altar .society. The visit. Mrs. Ross will be at the WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE • , 201 WEST COLORADO AVENUE VILLAGE INN 9 9 refreshments were donated by home of her father, Norman 6 6 members of the Altar and Rosary Smith, and her brother-in-law and Uptown Stora II Emit Colorado Avonno Why Pay More society. sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mallory, (Trademark) for a month. The last session for the year of Colorado Springs ALEY DRUG GO. DUCK SPORTING the Monday Study club will be a T H E R E ’S A luncheon at 1 o’clock Monday in PRESCRIPTION GOODS GO. DRUGGISTS Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores the home of Mrs. Joseph Reed. "ETaryOiing for Evtrjr Sport” Home on 'Vacation TRANSIT Phono Main 2i. I l l So. Tcjan S t Phone Main 930 ^r; INCORPORATED Miss Marilyn Kirkpatrick of COLORADO SPRINGS 19 NO. TEJON ST. ' U;'' 'I Colorado Owned Stores Grosse Pointe, Mich., accom­ panied Miss Mary Mueller when On Time ZECHA & ADAMS Englewood '800 Santa Fa Dr. In Your Future she arrived April 17 from Barar COAAPANY The'firms listed here de­ College of the Sacred Heart, Lake Conoco Servire Station Broadway and Ellsworth 16tb and California Golden Motors, Inc. Forest, 111. They will spend their With serve to be remembered .■4: 15th and California spTing vacation with Miss Muel­ f See or Call Ferd Wolf ler’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Je­ Safety when you are distributing IT« Do Not Have StiBcial Sales But SeO You at Our Loreest Phone Golden 12 rome Mueller. your patronage in the dif­ Prices Every Day on Ml Drug Uerehamdlse, Mrs. Joe Bessinghini enter­ * GOLDEN, COLO. tained April 21 at an Easter egg ferent lines of business. hunt for her daughter, Sandra Navada Am. at Carba I. Pondtn ' WIN A .ReSOTO ReLUXE SERAN REGIS BAZAAR "BilinERTHURSDAY, MAY 2, FUN AND VALUES AT MERCHANDISE MARTS Served S to 8 p.m. 3 BIC NIGH TS^T 2-3-4 Bring Your Family and Friends Regis Campus— 50th and Lowell Bivd. o' f ■ - PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, April 25^ 1946

Burma Prefect Apostolic i. Loses His Mitre And— H. Em. Cardinal Stritch St. Colunibans, Neb.—When the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Patrick Usher. ^ SOUTH BROADWAY $ Prefect Apostolic of Bhamo, Burma, was preparing to leave with 22 Columban missioners to re­ sume mission work in Mandalay, he could not find his mitre. An t SUPER MARKET ^ intense mitre-hunt began but to no W A. B. ALLEY MARTYN HORKANS k avail. The young priests promised I - to buy a new mitre for their supe­ C 475SOUTHBROADWAY—ATorf A of Word’s 1^ rior. “Mitre nothing!” replied Monsignor Usher. “That’s not it. There’s a perfectly good shirt H O f O O t l ^ O wrapped around it!” A shirt-hunt then began, this time with favor­ able results. (Prefects Apostolic, usuAly not consecrated as Bishops, have certain pontifical preroga­ tives, including the use of the Serve fresh fruits and vegetables in abundance, they are the mitre.) most healthful springtime food you can find, and they will help to save the cereals and fats that are so much needed in UN Asked to Investigate countries where people are-starving. Buy fruits and vegetables at Safeway, where you select your own, and pay for what you Soviet-Dominated Lands select by the pound, at Safeway’s low prices. Cleveland. — An investigation o f‘Poland and other Soviet-domi­ New Triumph Potatoes ______3 ^ 20c ^ TOMATOES, Kmer, Ho. 2 can...... nated nations by the United Na­ tions was urged by Thomas Byrne Cuban Pineapples____ ...... - ...... Pound 19c 3 KARO, Blue Label, 5 lb$...... 38e ? of this city, national president of the Universi^ of Notre Dame Fresh Asparagus 2 COFFEE, Maxwell Hoase, lb...... 33e S Alumni association, in a message ______Pound lOc to Edward Stettinius, U. S. dele­ Yellow Bermuda O nions.... «».u o.u„ «— ^ gate to the UN Security Council. 3 poundi 28c ^ CORN, Knner Golden Cream Style Acting on behalf of the 30,000 members of the alumni group, Florida Valencia Oranges _ ------— ___5 poundi 4 7 c S No. 2 can...... 12e S Byrne contended that,- if Spam warranted an investigation by the Yellow Squash ...... — w ______Pound l O c ^ MATCHES, Oiamond, carton___ 27e 9 United Nations, the Soviet-domi­ nated lands needed similar in- Marsh Seedless Grapefruit. — ...... Pound 7 C 2 BISCUIT FLOWER, SInrdi-Mix, quiries. Home Grown Rhubarb____ ...... „...2 pounds 13c 2 large p k g ...... 31e 5 School Fire in Ithaca 11c Causes $35,000 Damage Carrots No. 2 can z fk OYSTERS, Fancy Cove, 7

W omuscmEnTS—DininG P.L 5 ’ u. RECREIiTIOn WILL IHTLRPRLI The pastors of the archdiocese were appealed to this week by T La Ray Hotel the Rev, Gregory Smith, director of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine,.to encourage attendance at Denver’s first locally directed Cana conference on Sunday, May 6, in the St, Francis de Sales high Theatre school building. -GOLDEN- Wt Thank Our Friends 1028 S. Gsylord L A Cana conference is defined as a gathering of married couples iisuimiG's PARK P I . *877 to discuss their everyday tasks in the light of Christ’s teaching. The THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY T n r *1. __ Rev. Edward Dowling, S J., of St. Louis conducted such a confer- Owned and Operated hy and APRIL 2S. 2(. 2T James P. Logan, the manager Francis center under the auspices of the Archbishop’s (St. D^minic’i Parish, Deliver) SPECIAL ATTRACTION of the Colorado Employers’ coun-j^jid last December. The guild members report a popular demand The Rt. Rev. Candido Penso, MR. AND MRS. M. L. HOLLAND Cutlomer* D«BBi( O’KAf* - Marie McDeBald in cil, will show how the employer |io r a second conference, and Father Dowling suggests that it be con- O.P., Apostolic Administrator of for their and establishes good labor relations in ducted under the direction of local priests. the Prelacy of St. Anne of Bana- Frad MacHnrrar - Boaan Harward hi action. This fifth talk in the Father Smith is being assisted by a committee of local priests nal, Goiaz, Brazil, visited St. patronage The Forest Rangers labor series of Regis college will consisting of the Rev. Hubert Newell, the Very Rev. Harold V. Camp­ ^ PRE-WAR FOOD and SERVICE (In Technicolor) bell, the Very Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron, the Rev, William Kelly, the Dominic’s parish laat week. Monsi­ during the be given Thursday evening, April gnor Penso is a member of the SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, 26, at 7:30 in the Downtown divi­ Rev. Dr, David Maloney, and the Rev. Robert McMahon. The ulti­ WEDNESDAY Dominican province of Lombardy, sion, 711 17th'street. Those in­ mate purpose-is to encourage regular Cana conferences in the in­ Finest Grade “AA” Steaks ’■t6 Winter APRIL 28, 28, 30, MAY 1 dividual parishes. Italy. With seven Dominican Robert Hont(amer)r - John Parnt terested in settling labor disputes priests and nine lay brothers, he Season Donna Reed in are cordially invited to attend. Registration at the conferences is restricted to married couples, Mr. Logan’s experience in meet­ with the exception only of women whose husbands are absent in the has the spiritual care of 60,000 Roast Prime Ribs of Beef They .Were Expendable ing employers and labor represent­ military service. The total expense of the conference is $1 per square miles of territory in Brazil, Special Added A ttraction; couple. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Francis D. with a native population of 160,- Frank Sinatra in atives in the actual making of Colorado Mountain Trout labor contracts is unique and O’Brien, 3029 West Scott placd, Glendale 3769. 000. In Santa ()ruz, Brazil, the ( THE HOUSE I LIVE IN makes him an outstanding spokes­ priests conduct an apostolic school Park Hill man for labor peace. Members that numbers 35 native students Fried Chicken I MATINEES I SUNDAY, I PJL of the Employers’ council seek and five relinous novices. Monsi­ SATURDAYS AND HOUDAY8. maximum production and those Fr. Girse Writes of Work gnor Penso left Friday for the 2 P J L West coast. Country Club labor relations which insure un­ Our Cocktail Lounge and Bar Service Is Unexcelled interrupted activity. For that The members of the Third Order they come with their problems to of St. Dominic will receive Holy Mr. Logan, so that both parties, Among Soldiers in Japan Communion in the 7 :30 Mass employers and employes, may Sunday, April 28. Instructions for Phone Golden 68 for reservations, or just reach agreeable terms in their postulants and others interested AcroM contracts. (St, Joaepb’t R*dtmptorUt Parigb, 150 miles on the road, in itself a will precede the monthly chapter, drive out and come in. .““"’’UDolliiyerlefrom Denver) day’s work here. which will be held at 4 p.m. in the Those who attended previous Cooroopoliun Chaplain Milton Girse, C.SS.R., “My Blessed Sacrament chapel reading room of the rectory. lectures expressed great satisfac­ is coming along nicely. We, myself Hotel LUNCHEONS . , . 50c tion with the conclusions so far sends an interesting note from Yo- Easter services in St. Dominic’s’ ¥ i kota, Japan. “Speaking of Sunday and some Japanese, varnished the DINNERS , , Sl.OO T reached by labor and by govern­ benches. Had a drape made out of were attended by the largest con­ ment men. Masses, I had two places to cover, gregations in the history of the I and when my neighbor left for the cargo chute. My tabernacle turned I parish. The rendition of Pietro Cocktail Grill States, I had still two more to care out fine; 1 desimed it and a Prot­ estant boy did the work. He did an Yon’s Easter Mass by the seniof Vail Center Prepares for. Got the aid of an Italian mis­ choir, as well as the decorations lulian French Specialty sionary from Tokyo, bnt as he extra special job for me. The Japa> ARGONAUT HOTEL nese sisters did a fine piece of of the sanctuary, arranged by the For Extensive Program speaks only Italian, French, and women of the Altar society, were Where DeDver’s Society Eatertaie* for Lancheont end Dinnore Spanish, no English, I make every work, lining the interior with silk and making a beautiful antepend- subjects of much favorable com- FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BP.IDGE PARTIES, During Summer Season effort to get around, preach, and ment. [ Tom Burke’s make the announcements at his ium for it. Even got regular benches DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 Masses. made for the chapel; designed them Sodality Studies D uffs myself and succeeded in inventing Beentifnl Bellrooaa Private Dining Roobm The Vail Community center of “Here is a typical example of a iRoosevelt Grill i. : Sunday’s work. Up at 6 a.m.; hit an imitation oak stain for them Seventh Commandment i , .1 Denver is preparing for an ex­ As you can surmise, there is plenty The monthly meeting of the CAFE & LOUNGE tensive summer program under my jeep at 6:30; to my chapel, to of work here for the chaplain from Famous for the leadership of James P Mc- get my Mass kit and hit for the Blessed Virgin sodality was held HENRY M. DUFF. OwB«r 353rd engineers; got there at 7 :30; S t Joseph’s parish, Denver.’’ in the rectory April 16. Miss Neive, the director. The center will Communion Day Set FIN E FOODS Confessions a n d started Lonette Green was discussion FIN E FOODS enter the 23rd and Welton streets! Members of the Young People’s Villano ■ Mass at 8; finished, packed np, leader and presented a paper on Cocktails softball tournament and play on club are invited to receive Holy the subject of the Seventh Com­ Cocktails the home field at Lincoln park. and headed for home. The Italian Communion in the Masses this Fail Courteoui Servica Special Dinner Partlea foTlteA During the coming week extensive padre was in the chapel, so had mandment. Miss Marjorie Anthony Sunday. was appointed to lead the study 1930-32 So. Broadway repairs and painting will be done him set up the altar. I heard Con­ The games party -will be held Italian Ciarden to make the center attractive for fessions and at 9:16, before be at the May meeting. Plans were IN LITTLE ITALY 18th and California SP. 9950 Monday night at 8:30 in the par­ made for the participation of the the summer months. started Mass, read the announce­ ish hall. West 38th Ave. and Pecos GL. 9743 i 111»♦♦♦♦»♦ ments and gave a short sermpn. sodality in the forthcoming par­ Formerly of 64 So. Broadway At the present time the children Then I headed for the 864th engi­ Novena devotions Tuesday, April ish carnival. The sodality will are making great preparations for neers. Heard Confessions while 23, at 3 and 7 ;30 p.m., marked the award a silver service set, valued GENUINE ITALIAN SPAGHETTI WITH the craft exhibit that will be 18th anniversary of the reserva­ at $200. CHICKEN - SAUSAGE - OR MEAT BALLS Spaghetti King of the IVest shown at the conference of the the boys set up the altar for me; tion to public veneration by Pope had Holy Mass and a sermon. One Pius IX of the miraculous image All members of the sodality who POTENZE STYLE Archdiocesan Council of Catholic of the boys had my jeep running Women, which will be held at the of Our Mother of. Perpetual Help are not taking part in the Living SERVED DAILY FROM 6 P. M. TO 10 P. M. and brought the padre along, so Rosary will march in the St. SUNDAYS 12 NOON TO 8 P.M. No'Liquor Please Shirley-Savoy hotel Thursday, we hopped for Showa and the in San Alfonso church, Rome. Since May 23. then devotion to Our Lady under Dominic May procession May 5. OoioNfe fourth Mass. The annual Mothers’ and Fathers’ RESTAURANT ITALIAN that title has spread over the en­ A Fl«e» to Dfllsht Your Own ApptUU or to EnterUIn Year Priendi STATE OF COLORADO “Father said Mass while I heard tire world, and the weekly novena day supper will be given by the so­ dality May 19. Ten members of Ilnlian Sausage, Chicken Cacciatore, Steaks, Spring Chicken City and County of Denver Confessions; I then made the an devotions are held in Redemntorist Risotto Milsnew F-vrry Sunday—SpBBhotti Served With All Dinners nouncements and preached. It was the sodality have volunteered to COCKTAILS — DINNER WINES IN THE COUNTY COURT churches, in many Cathedrals, and noiirat 5:30 to 10:33—Snndayi: 4;3* U 10:30 For ReMrvationi 11:45 when we finished our Sun­ diocesan churches ^roughout the assist in the sale of programs at No. 78388 day morning’s work. Right after the Charities Benefit opera May COAL 2430 19tb St. Lneicortei Ladies Welcoma Phone CR. 9958 CITATION TO ATTEND PROBATE’ United States. CAMERAS OF WILL dinner I ran up to the sisters and Starting Wednesday night. May 14. Prompt and Courteous IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF picked up my altar linens, got back devotions will be held at 7:30 The next party for the soldier FRF.D HOWARD HAYNES. »l»o known at 4 p.m.; picked up the padre and every evening. The regular no­ patients of ward C5 at Fitzsimons SERVICE Photo Goods, Lenses at F. H. Uaynea, Fred H. Haynea and FOR DINNERS DE LUXE OR MIDNIGHT SNACKS headed for Tokyo, as the least thing vena devotions will be held on General hospital will be held April AH Grades of 71 Howard Haynea, Deceaaed. I could do was take the priest Tuesdays. Other nights there will 30. A special feature of the en We Pay Highest Prices THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF home. Got him to his place at be hymns, meditation. Litany of tertainment will be the presenta­ Coal & Stoker Coals COLORADO. TO: 6:15 but did not stay for supper. Unknown heira; Reaidance, Unknown; the Blessed Mother, and Benedic­ tion of the sodality’s one-act play. Fireplace Wood and Kindling For Used Equipment Relationahiu, Unknown; I headed right back for home, tion. The 14 gold-star members Shortages. Misses M a^ Ellen EDELW Nora J. White; R^dence, 8488 Marion reached there at 7:30, and opened of the parish and the chaplains Grant and Lonette Green will be CALL PE. 4604 Street, Dmver S, Colorado; Relationihip, a few cans of PX supplies for sup­ and members still in service will in charge of refreshments. The th Whera Quality Food StOt Provatts and aS Moderate Cost Stranger; Deviaee: per. That is pretty much of a be especially remembered in the fund for the entertainment of the S t Norman Cobb; Reaidenee, 540 Equitabla regular Sunday’s work. I put in CHILD’S;;; 16 Bldg., Denver 2, Colorado; Relationabip, nightly May devotions. Fitzsimons patients was increased RAY COAL CO. HAIL OROEBS Strangar; Guardian ad Litem. The Rev. Robert Kreutzer, by $14, realized from the sale of 1644 GLENARM Open 11 A. M. to S A. You and each of you are hereby re- C.SS.R., is conducting a retreat in photographs of the Memorial qnired to attend the probate of the in- St. Bernard’s Providence hospital, Crucifix. Refreshments at the itm m ent purporting to be the laat will Milbank, S. Dak. meeting were served by Misses and teaUment of the decedent above named Edgewater Groop before tbe (tounty Court of the City and ^TA Entertalni Nunt Rosemary Bastar and Catherine Charley McCarthy Inn County of Denver, State of Colorado, at On April 11 the PTA had a spe­ Veraldi. Refreshments at the May J.M. the dity and County Building in laid meeting will be served by Misses City and County of Denver, on Monday, cial meeting for the sisters. Rick the 6th day of May, 1948, at 10 o’clock McNicholas was master of cere­ Dorothy Ross and Mary Clara Merchants Lanch Daily A.M. To Give Benefit monies. Mrs. Euddehia Beil Smith Currigan. Fried Chicken, Steak, WITNESS my lignatnre and the aeal spoke on the hundredth anniver­ S t Dominic’s choir will honor DELOHERY of aaid (^urt thii 23rd day of March, Spaghetti and Raviola 1948. sary of Cardinal! Newman. Mr, Miss Mary Keniery, retiring or JOHN L. GRIFFITH. Whitman, in a repertoire of songs ganist, at a party in the church Dinners 128 BRO.ADWAY Clerk of the County Court. For War Memorial and stories, offered entertain­ auditorium Thursday night. Cocktails Served By E. L. Vantreee, ment. He was accompanied by Deputy Clerk. Visitors at St. Dominic’s rectory Mr*. Helen Sedlmayr, well known this week will be Father John F. 3410 TEJON GL. 9950 FINE FOODS . (St. Mary Magdalena’s Parish, to St. Joseph’s audiences as a mu­ Edgewatar) Connell, naval chaplain and former sician, vocalist, and actress. Mar­ assistant of S t Dominic’s church, The Holy Name card party will tin Hackethal and Gordon Hum­ and Father William J. McClory, Tba firmt lUtad here deserve to The Place to be remembered when you are di»- 'be conducted Saturday evening, mel did a comedy skit, under the O.P., of S t Patrick’s church, tributi^ your patronage to the dif- Meet Your Friends [[April 27, in the parish hall. The direction of George Hackethal. Eureka, Utat^______ferent llnea of bualneaa. After the business meeting the I proceeds will be used to erect a sisters and parents enjoyed a so­ Nightly memorial to the war dead of the 8:30 to 12:30 a.m. ciable visit, and refreshments were IparbsK on which 11 names will be served by the mothers of the fifth S u n d a y s, 4 to 8 [! pjaced. p. m. grade students, under the direc­ The First Communion class, for No Cover or Minimum Cbarta tion of Mrs. Nobles, fifth grade I the children of the parish is being room mother. 450 So. Marion I formed. The class will receive At a recent meeting of St. Jos- /1 First Holy Communion Sunday, eph’a Parent-Teachers' association, ; May 26. at which election of officers was Mrs. Bachman and J. S. Hersh­ held, the following were elected berger have assisted with the trans­ to office: President, Mrs. Harold portation of the sisters for the Steffen; vice president, Rick Mc­ 5 Lonis Pastore’s Sunday instruction classes in the Nicholas: secretary, Mrs. William month of April. Sloan; treasurer, Vera Nobles; The altar and sanctuary are in auditor, 0. V. Simpson; and his­ PRODUCERS DAIRY charge of Mrs. Kaysen and Mrs. torian, Mrs. Y. O’Connor. 39 Club McLaren during the month of The newly elected officers were FORMERLY MIDGET CAFE April. The following Altar society chosen by the nominating com­ REOPEN SUNDAY NIGHTS I 933 BANNOCK FROM MIDNIGHT TO 2 A.M. f members as.sisted with the sanc­ mittee composed of 0. V. Simp­ Dircetlf Across ths Street From tuary work during Holy Week and son, Agnes Patterson, and Alex I HANGING i Tbe RerUtcr Easter Sunday: Mrs. Thelmtt Lamont. They will be ia^alled at rs LUNCHES Grant, Mr.s. M. J. Kolbel, Mrs the next meetiiig scheduled for Harrj- Cibney's Rliyllim | Siegfried, Mrs. J. R. Howe, Mrs. T*resday, May 7, and it is expected Five I FOUNTAIN SERVICE 'Joe Queschke, and Mrs. Charles that Mrs. Thomas Morrissey will NO COVER: CHARGE ; and the best in Rufien. install the new officers. ITALIAN DINNERS i DAIRY PRODUCTS Sw e Money! 13900 Pecos GL 9855 Buy ONE all-purpose paint A Little PORTRAITS GRAl LENTEN Birdie Told Me the FIRST COMMUNION instead of several different kinds! SPECIAL Service Is BABY Superb FAMILY GROUPS OPEK SMti- MOTHER’S DAY Fried FOR PAINT DUKE’S GRILL United Photo Studios PABCO Service Jumbo FINEST OF FOODS TA. 3412 1521 CURTIS CHUCK HEFNER. Prop. Fubing Why have the^extra coat and inevitable Shrimp WHERE FRIENDS MEET 1620 E. 34tk Ave. TA. 9240 Our Evening Season waste of several different paints, when you Dinner I can buy ONE paint for every purpose? The firms listed here de­ PAB(X) Multi-Service PAINT can be used 75c serve to be remembered DRIVERS Finest Spot in South Platte Canon on wood, metal, concrete, stucco, stone or GALLON 732 when you are distributing — Offer a wide variety of Ea>t Colfax your patronage in the dif­ the best foods, brick. A "true" white and variety of colors. TUESDAY, APRIL 30 ferent lines of business. • ... and include your choice For AH Your Paint Needs . . . Remember— of Appetizer, Salade, Pota­ WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 toes, Vegetables, Desserts E\>ery Saturday During Season and Drinke. STEAK -DAIVCE AT- TROUT THOMS Priced from 7 5 centf DRINK ™ CHICKEN OUR BARS liHoleum Studio The ROUNDUP RUSS BENNETT CABINS RENT 1438 Court Place MA. 2288 EVERGREEN, COLO. 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Archbishop and Cardinal 2870 Colo. Blvd. i Cardinal Sounds SIMMONS DRUG 00. The Shirley Garage m • I • I EA. 9953 OFFICIAL AAA GARAGE Communion Veils 19076468 PHONE TA8UB l»ll W1 APPREHATB tOlTK Oar u e Ni(bl Storata, Rapalrlag, PATRONAGE fFaahhif aaS Graaiint. Gaatllna aaS Olb IUI-17 LINCOLN ST. COMPLIMENTS OF $200 False Skepherds HACKETT AND WALTERS GREELET, COLO. POSTPAID (Continued From Page One) State Siee on Mail Orden Father Edward A. Breen of the t n carnet tiu of rtil. Be«nn Register staff is the narrator. Par­ froa lob* of oar to bottoa at iraae. Compliments BIno on 21 to 4( iacboi. ticular interest accrues to Mass First Communion Sets and broadcast because of the mag­ nificent music of the Cathedral ACME , for Boys and Girls vested choir, under direction of the Rt. Rev, Joseph Bosetti, V.G. Consisting of a nice Prayer Book, Rosary, Scapular and A dinner for visiting Bishops CLEANERS Case. in honor of Cardinal Stritch was Greeley, Colo. held in Archbishop Vehr’s home $200 Wednesday evening. A clergy UP luncheon, with seminarians from St. Thomas’ also in attendance, fol­ 74.0 Zs Optometrist and Optician lows the Solemn Pontifical Mass COAL COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOM Waah. and Eagle C 7 C Q Thursday. It will be held in the Lump and E gg ____ ^ • aW O Helen Walsh Brown Pal/^e hotel. AfioeiaU Cardinal Stritch’s sermon fol­ tH " DoabU SerMn Nut___$ 6 * 2 8 A. I*. \V.\«; .MMt W. R. JOSEPH lows in full: StrMter Lump and Egg..._ $9.40 riiriK II i^ooiis ro. “When therefore they had ^YES EXAMINED Phona TAbor ISSO dined, Jesus saith to Simon Peter: S«4 So. I A. (>(Mi I hii Simon, son of John, lovest thou FUEL SERVICE Broadwar 2 1 8 -2 1 9 MaJaatlc BM» \ Me more than these? He saith to' Him: Yea, Lord, thou knowest that I love Thee. He saith to Him: Feed My lambs. He saith again to him: Simon, son of John, lovest Honrs: 9 to 12; 1 to S Phone MAin 3437 ^hou Me? He saith to Him: Yea, Lord, Thou knowest that I love Compliments of the Easter Season Thee. He saith to him: Feed My. lambs. He said to him a third time: Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist Simon, son of John, lovest thou Me? Simon was grieved, because He said to him a third time: Archbiahop Urban J. Vebr and H. Em. Cardinal politan in a Solemn Pontifical Maia April 25 in Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets Lovest thou Me? And he said to Samuel A, Stritcb of Chicago are pictured aboTC tbe Denver Cathedral. Thia ia Cardinal Striteb’a WILLARD REID Him: Lord, Thou knowest all juit after tbe Cardinal arrived in tbe Union ata- firat viiit to the Rocky Mountain Weat following things; Thou knowest that I love tion, Denver, Wedneaday morning for tbe impoai- hia elevation to the Sacred College in February. ELECTROMC Thee. He said to him; Feed My tion of tbe aacred pallium upon tbe Denver Metro- sheep.” St. John, Chap, xxi, 15-18. LUMBER CO. Development Corp. GUFFEY’S CARD Most Reverend Archbishop, Most Conaoltinr Enffneen for Reverend Bishops, Right Reverend FORT MORGAN, COLO. Electronicn and Commonteatioof AND GIFT SHOP and Very Reverend Monsignori, W« tpeeialiu in Church Public Addma. Reverend Fathers, and my dear Cardinal Greeted at Station Office Intercoma, Aircraft Badio. Badio 107 E. Colfax HA. 2903 Service. friends: 124 W. 13th Avenue Phone HAta l U l “Good Gifu at Guffeft'* Very interesting studies have DENVER 4. COLO. been made by scholars on the origin and liturgical use of the sacred pallium in the Church. Whether it be of apostolic origin is still a question. Certain it is Recommended Firms that it has been through the cen­ BREWSTER turies associated with the 'pastoral office of the Pope in the Univer­ sal Church. 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Some­ Looking out over a troubled world, ineffectiveness and impotency, they times men, to escape truth, call he has the consolation of knowing Tnnt Dcpartaiaat: Managto pta^ THE BATTERY PICKED BY ETiGlNEEW him a preacher of bygone times. arty; acta aa eotpoTBto tiuatoa, axtcto set themselves up as the heralds of that his life is dedicated to bring­ tor, adminiatrator, aafakaeping agant. a new and better age. Their pro­ They try to heap ridicule on ing souls to the Good Shepherd. paganda is immoral and their him. They turn their ears The very trials of life can purify load Departawat: Buyt «d aalid ART MALIVATI weapon is tyranny. These are the from him. He carries on and and ennoble the soul, enrich man. 7 b o ttodn and bonda for you. TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE DAVE STAUB shepherds who are inviting men to voices unchanging, unchangeable To the stability of human society, give themselves to them in a flock truth. In very truth he is the to the cause of genuine peace, he 1733 Glenarm Phone TAbor 5287 which will number the whole hu­ salt of the earth, for without him is contributing his utmost. May INTERNATIONAL TRUST IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN DENVER AUTO SERVICE man race. there can be no real living. Dis­ God give him years and health couragement never enters his iaasiaasssissr'"^^ Company, Tires, Tabes, Re-Treading, Batteries, Brake Service, OVERHAUUNC AND BRAKE Let us beware of this propaganda and continued holy achievements! SERVICE OUR SPECIALTY soul, because he knows that truth The pallium expresses his work Sevesteeadi Jk Cnliforau Streets t Denver 2, Colorado Lubrieation, Washing, Polishing, Storage, Gas, Oil of godlessness! The plain /a c t iif is imperishable. and ms dedication, that there may Braka and Uaht Inapaction STATE INSPECTION DUE NOW that the injustices which have done And the shepherd is the min be but one shepherd and one 2725 W. 2 9ih GL. 3645 so much injury and brought such ister of the graces of Chriat. The sheepfold. Ji T h u rsd ay , April 25, 1946 Office, 938 Bapnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE

I HOMEMAKER’S Card Party Offers ‘Rose of the Danube,’ Two-Act Operetta, RUSK CHICK STORE DEPARTMEIST Slated by Annunciation High Giee Giub Bab, Chicks—Ducks—Pratts Attractive Prizes Complete Line Poultry Feeds, Equipment & Remedies Patronize These Reliable and Friendly Finns ’+ ■+ + (St. Catherine'a Pariah, Denver) HARDWARE Attractive special prize.s and 'E A R L J - 11 > »»»»♦»»»»»»♦ Grass Shears ...... 9 8 ^ 12-Ft. and 14-Ft. * Th* unusual table prizes will be Pruning Shears ^...$1.02 awarded at the card party given Extension Ladders STROHMINGER McVeigh ConpaRyi; by the PTA for the Sisters of St Bunny Sprinklers..$1.05 2.5-Ft. H ose...... $ 3 .6 0 Catherine’s scnool. The party will Galvanized Buckets $1.00 50-Ft. Hose ...... $ 6 .6 5 PAINTING AND . >1 Electrical Contracting begin with dessert-luncheon at 1 9x12 Cong. Rugs ..$7.95 Complete Pyrex Ware UecBMd •nd Bondad In Cit» of D ran, DECORATING p.m. Friday, April 26. VIGORO - GARDEN SEEDS - PAINTS wn« KB. t7 CONTRACTORS The Mothers’ auxiliary of Cub 817 14th S t E nt. l l t W 2054 Broadway KE. 0710 . Scout pack 155 will pneet in t^e ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< H M W W »R home of Mrs. Vincent Brown, 2960-2964 W.SCIhAve. Denver C L 5324 4920 GroVS' street, on Wednesday, FURNACE May 1, at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. D. WORK .-^ —HDUancf Durant will be co-hostess. The Young Ladies’ sodality will Repairs meet Thursday evening, April 25, Get Yoar Shrahhery Wlule It Is Available SHEET METAL at the home of Betty Kellagher, ___ WORK PLUMBING 4145 Irving street. Girls who are Pearson Heating Co. EmerKeney ft Repairing interested in joining this club are invited to attend this meeting, AAA Landscaping 1231 Waiee Ph.TA.3628 1163 Wellon TA. 4444 Plans will be discussed for the May crowning and reception. . LAWNS-FLOWER GARDENS ACE PAINTING The Altar and Rosary society STILES will meet Tuesday, April 30, at SHRUBS-ROCK GARDENS CONTRACTORS, Ine. 2:30 p.m. in the music room. Mrs. STEPHEN U SCHAEF. Prep. ELECTRIC SERVICE G. E. Rowe will preside. Any Free Estimates M’MURTRY’8 PAINTS ft women wishing to become members VARNISHES MOTORS • REPAIRS should attend this meeting. Father WALL PAPER - KEMTONB Joe Loffredft PE 8227 Julius Carabello HOME WIRING D. A. Lemieux will be present. Re­ ^r«d EattaatM freshments will be served. 1934 So. Broadway PE. 0265 1100 Larimer TA. 687S Ballet (cene from the operetta, “Rote of Danube,” to be given May 2, i$ pictured above.— (Photo Donald John, infant son of Mr. by Robert D. Larebe.) and Mrs. Ben John Deborski, was HABPEB t SMITH BADIO SEBVIGE HATHAWAY’S • baptized, with Frank Smolinski as + +. "f* , + + 4" ^ sponsor. Mary Jean, infant daugh­ (Annunciation Parish, Danver) from members of the sodality or Lindsey, a minesweeper, hit on ter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schier- A two-act operetta entitled, at the door at $1 per couple. April 12 by a suicide bomber. ALL MAKES OF HOME AND AUTO RADIOS CITY LAfE CLEANERS Rose of the Danube, sponsored by OfiBcially Reported Dead Robert was 22 in December, ns EAST SEVENTH AVENUE, DENVER PHONE TABOR US7 burg, was baptized, with Bernice RECORD CHANGERS A SPECIALTY CURTAINS CAREFULLY CLEANED AND RETOpJED S A ^ SIZE Murray and Bob Murray, Jr., as the Annunciation high school Glee Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gracey 1945. He received his entire edu­ All Work Guaranteed SPECIAL CARE GIVEN TO TABLE LINENS—BLANKETS sponsors. club is scheduled for May 2 at 8:16 of 4717 Claude, court received cation at Annunciation and was LAUNDERED WrPHOUT SHRINKAGE Three converts were received into p.m. in the Cole Junior high word Thursday, April 18, from the graduated from the high school WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED the Church last week. They are .school auditorium, W. 32nd and U. S. govehiment that their son in 194i A classmate, Frank Ward, Phone SP. 9857 675 So. Pearl St. Humboldt It is directed by Siiter was killed on Iwo Jima March 11, Bertha DeNileon with Lucia De- WE’LL DO THE REST USE Nileon as sponsor; Marilyn McKee Priscilla. Admission is 60 cents. 1945. Sewall or American with Rosemary Poll as sponsor; The operetta is based on the Two brothers, Joe and Jim, ex­ PAINT S 1 '« and Frances Jane Morgan with milsic of Strauss’ “Blue Danube" pect discharges from the navy in High Quality Paints Angeline Valentine as sponsor. waltz, and the dancing is under the June. Jim is at pre.seiTt at Jackson ’■W' White and All Calora direction of Margie O’Neil of the Beach, Fla., and Joe 'is at San For Beat ReanlU Interior and EaUrlor O’Neil Personality School of ENAMEI.S A VARNISHES Diego, Calif. ARROW PAINT GO. COOK’S Dancing. The class of 1942 will sponsor KE. 61(1 The costumes and properties are 1520 Lawrence Si. CH. 2188 M .L F 0 S S ,, INC. The Aristocrat of a Memorial Mass in Annunciation li(i Arapabea being made and arranged by mem­ church. Dance Floor Waxes bers of the high school art and serving classes, all under the su­ Bazaar Dates Chosen Edwin R. Clayton MADE in DENVER since 1902 pervision of Sister Priscilla. On May 23 a meeting was held Now in Our 44th Year Bacon S Sebramni At yoar DRUG STORE to discuss preliminary plans for from cout to comst Leading members of the cast in­ COMPOSITION ROOFING .Plbg. & Htg. Co. clude Joseph Drobnick and Lorene the parisfi’s annual bazaar. The Manufcctured by dates, Aug. 15, 16, and 17, were TILK ROOFING 1444 Court Place Ward. They are supported by Bill UUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING DENVER. COLORADO Robinson, Bonnie Schnabel, John chosen. Further details will be an­ ROOF REPAIRING Frank C. Cook Co.- nounced later. MA. 2310 3147-49 Larimer St. Denver 5 Pablakovich, Phyllis Gibbons, For All Your Renovating Problems 4020 Brighton Blvd. CH. 6563 Rea. Pbona — EAat IMS Honna Ryan, Phillip Grommet, John Drobnick, Jim St. John, Cathedral Parishioner Pbone PEarl 2461 1 7 Broadway Stove and Fnmace Holly Hall, Richard Appugliese, Mary Lee Sears, and Grace C^rcia. New Owner of ‘Bruno’s’ Parts Still Available Instrumental accompaniment Johns-Manville -Don’t Wait .will be given by Marie Dore and Jam* Joseph Ryan of the INSULATE Mrs. Marie Smith, pianists; Bob Cathedral parish, Denver, is the GEO. A. PULLEN Dore, Rosella Bustos, and Flora new owner of Bruno’s in the Col­ YOUR HOME ROCK WOOL Stove & Fnm aee Valverde, violins; John Volosin, fax Drive-In. His new slogan will SANDING AND Repair Company trumpet; and Terry Theisen, be: “The Fish Lover’s Host from FLOOR REFINISHING drums. Robert Gracey Coast to Coast.Continued patron­ FREE ESTIMATES — EXPERT WORKMANSHIP Waterproofed . . . Pneumatically Installed ISSS Lawresce Street Spring Frolic Slated age of ojd friends and customers TABOR 1S21 DENVER COLO. Robert, who had been reported will be appreciated. CERNICH Floor Sanding & Refinishing Co. WARMER IN WINTER-COOLER IN SUMMER Members of the Young Ladies’ 645 S. SHERMAN sodality are sponsoring “A Spring missing in action April 12, 1945, S P . 7 9 5 2 NO DEPOSIT Frolic” Friday evening, April 26, is officially declared dead. Robert, SPECIAL RATES First Payment ASSOCIATED in Hagus hall. Music will he fur­ a fireman first class, USNR, en­ I.aleh R. H. Kimball Co. nished by Swing King, and soft listed in August, 1943. to Institations If Desired drinks will be sold during the He is presumed to be one of 149 419 MiiUand and Hospitals ASK FOR FREE KE. 5236 DECORATORS evening. Tickets may be purchased casualties reported on the U.S.S. BOOK Savings Bldg. ETftolDfB TAe 8 3 9 0 Write for OBUEB YOUB 1946 Information Decorators FIRST EVENT OF JUNIOR HNS *‘Evetything SEED CATALOGUE HOW Under the & Painters TO BE GAMES P A R H APR. 28 Sun in COMMERCIAL — SPRAY Casters** Jack J. Ward. Snpt. (St. Patrick’* Parith, Denver) to be sponsored by this ijew unit RDCKY MOUNTAIN SEED CO. 155 Hazel Ct. PE. 6454 "The Junior Holy Name society of the parish. It will b e ^ games Armstrong Caster Co. will hold its April meeting on party to be held in the auditorium 828 14th TA. 4692 Thursday evening in the lunch­ of the school on Sunday evening, 13115 15th St. . room of the school. Final plans will April 28, and the patronage of all be made for the first social event members of the parish is solicited ASK AROCT to lend encouragement to this part of the parish setup. Our Special Offer on CSMC Delegates Converts to the faith,, making their First Holy Communion on GRADUATION . . . FIRST Easter Sunday were Mrs. James CO.MMUNION and YEAR Will Report on Carlino, Mrs. Benny LaBella, Ralph TAbor 1393 721 Lawrence Pacello, and Joseph Calabrese. DID YOU KNOW BOOK PICTURES. Miss Anna Frazzini, daughter of THAT you can usually inslall ‘‘RELIABLE” Activity Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George Frazzini, was automatic fire protection for...... lo atj. ft. wed to Harold T. Miller, with WABNEB STUDIOS TH.4T the present replacement cost of The school year’s final Homer Barnes and Marie Frazzini PAI^T TROCHLE? 1649 Wclton Phone CH-3708 witnesses. Miss Mary Catherine nearly any type of building is...... sq. fj. quarterly meeting of the Den­ Fetich and Ernestine F. Crane Use BRICK STAIN on brick or etucco. No peeling, blistering Denver, Colo. ver conference of the Cath­ had as witnesses Mildred V. Apple THAT insurance costs per annum in many states or checkng or chalking. Water and alkali proof. olic Students’ Mission Cru­ and William Mitchells. Father (woodworking) when unprotected iS-.S .27 sq. ft. HYDROZO LIQUID GUM SHINGLE STAIN—No peeling, sade will be held at St. Mary’s Theodore Haas officiated at the blistering, chalking or warping. academy Sunday morning at 'THAT insurance costs per annum when MARTIN-SENOUR 10 o’clock. Bernard Gnese- rites. CONCRETE FLOOR STAIN—No peeling or blistering, but WITH protected by “Reliable” approved water and alkali proof. mer of St. Thomas’ seminary, Recently Baptized devices (woodworking) is...... S .04 sq. ft. president of the conference, Patricia Mayj daughter of Mr. Materials Only or Joh Complete which is made up of student and Mrs. Philip Paulino, was bap­ THAT many businesses can finance a “Reliable” in­ delegates from all the schools tized by Father Haas, with Rocco stallation for the insurance difference with only FLAT WALL PAINT of the archdiocese, will con­ and Helen Veretta as sponsors; ELATEBITE a minimum initial outlay. DENVER BRICK STAIN 00. Washable oil bate paint — duct Sunday’s meetings. John Dale, son of Mr. and a velvel-like Final reports from the com­ Mrs. John Dale Bruce, with 'Jack For beauty . . . for economy THAT business interruption often costs three times CHerrv 1083 1455 Fox St. (iniih in t mittees on home mission liter­ Saia and Laura Ruscio, sponsors; . . . for long^ life . . . choose the fire loss and usually is not insured. Companion ature, foreign mission litera­ Randolph. Lewis, son of Mr. and Elaterite Shingles for' your Colon. ture, crusade activities, the Mrs. Lewis Wells, sponsors Ben new roof. Univei-sity of Peking fund. Torres and Eva Gallegos; Susan Made of long-wearing, fire- Mission week, and the Holy Janet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. resistant asphalt, Elaterite Empire Gas and $259 Childhood C hristm as seal Arthur Avery, sponsors E vel^ Shingles can be applied di­ ROCKY MOUNTAIN NURSERIES campaign will bring to light Roth and John Apke; Aurelia rectly over your old roofing “Tops ’Em AH” Gallon the wide extent of mission ac­ Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. —saving the time, mess and Equipment Co, Robert Keith, sponsors Ida and money of tearing off your tivities in local schools in the . I Kith SUPERIOR NURSERY STOCK past year. Officers for the Paul Gaede. . old roof—and adding insula­ Licensee Reliable Automatic Sprinkler Co. from EVERGREENS to ROSES tion that will cut fuel bills coming year will be chosen at Mrs. B. Finamore was awarded Phone MAin 2989 812 Twelfth Sireel, Denver. G)lo. ORNAMENTAL STEEL & WOOD FENCES Sunday’s meeting. the cake given in connection with this coming winter. ERECTED AT LOWER PRICES FALBY’S the food sale held on Holy Satur­ Best of all, the cost is sur­ Our Undceepc men will etll at your home if tow prisingly low. Let us give need help io dmicninc your grounds. day. The committee headed by Mrs. PAINT — HARDWARE — CLASS Gantjiaigii to Develop D. Omenetto wishes to extend you a free estimate. Terms I------DiruVITAM-IZED thanks to all who contributed to if desired. All work guar­ Orcheslra Is Opeaed the success of this sale. anteed. CDLDRADD UPHDLSTERY CD. 32 Broadway PE. 2940 IT A ■ l v H 3 FERTIUZER Mrs. A. Franks, who has been PHONE CH, 6651 Ne Seeds — Ne Weeda — No Odor. A natarally ^PINE SELECTION OF blended mixtare ef ertmnle matter and mlaeraU for WILSON WINDOW To develop the Denver Sjtti- critically ill following an emer- Garden Furniture and ______lawns, shrubs, trees* or rietery garden. phony orchestra into one of the incy operation, is much improved, Weslern Elaterite SHADE CLEANERS major symphony orchestras of the rs. Rose Cinea is reported ill in a Trellises and up Office 1585 Bellaire Si. Phone EM. 2862 R. PARISH, Mzr. country for Denver and the Rocky local hospital. Booling Company On diaplay at 2501 16th St. We Clean and Repair Old Shade* Mountain region, 700 men and Meetings of bazaar workers will NURSERY . . . 6364 No. Washington St. Equitable Building FURNITURE REBUILT N*w Shad.* *f Qnalitr Mad* to Order women are workingxin the. Civic be resumed starting on Friday eve­ AND REUPHOLSTERED Prompt Work a Specialty Symphony society’s campaign to ning of this week. Harry Queen, Denver. Col6k Eatlmate* Cbeorfully Furniabad obtain $150,000 in memberships. chairman, .will preside. KEyatone 7926 1046 Santa Fe Dr. The campaign opened April 22 2 pieces I ^ and up Specializing in Quality Plumbing and and will continue through May 3. $ 75 ' Heating Repairs Report luncheons for all the work­ METAL WASTE BASKETS Ph.GL.2304 2457-59 16th Si The ers will be held today and May 3 METAL CARD FILES m m o in the Cosmopolitan hotel. Tues­ H day, April 30, the majors and cap­ Just cau TA. 2990 SLATTERY & COMPANY tains will report at a luncheon to Well ho flad to inalyta Interior - Exterior Painting be held in the Cosmopolitan hotel. yoar Uzhtint problems. PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Campaign headquarters are in Commercial Products Co. It’s peaiiblt that osw the Civic Symphony society’s of­ 1726 MARKET STREET Phone ( S 6581 lizMinc fixtures for you Denver 6, Colorado fices, room 468, City and County 1710 Lawrence St. Denver. Colo* Warai Agsinst Poor wonid pay for thcmsolvc* JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 building. If you a n not called, OFFfCE SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT qaickly In rodacad alee- 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive send your contributidns to that ad­ Lighting InstsUstion trietty coat. Lat tu mak* dress. DETROIT, MICH. — “Selection a'Ufhtint aSiciency tast and insullation oT light fixtures are ef ysur horaa today. major probtemi deserving th* ser­ Lenore Webber Gives TERMITE SWARMERS vices of an expert," lighting engi­ (Of(*n Confuaad with "Fljiar Anta”) neers agree. Modern fixtures, prop, H. G. REID GUABANTEEP WATEBPBOOFING Book Review May 2 erly installed, efiminate eye-strain ELECTRICAL CO. Ar* Utaallj A Sign That Workar Tanaitr* Before Bnyinf a Romo aak and sharply cut electric bitla. We waterproof againist Pressure Basements, Dams, Ar* Naarbz Delag Coatljr Daraaf* To Th* for a free Tonainlx Inapoc- 329 14th St. The C. D. of A. Noonday Study tion. club will hold the regular meeting Undaratrncture of -Yoar Property Tunnels, Tanks - Other Concrete and Masonry Stmetni’es T em inlz InanlaUon add* to MAin 2303 on Thursday, May 2, at 12:30 DON’T TAKE CHANCES— th* vain* of any hoaoe, ELECTBICAN CON­ Free Inspection and Cost Estimate TRACTING — REPAIR­ p.m. in the Denver Dry Goods tea­ FIND OUT NOWI TERUIMX la the world’* larzaat and financially th* ING AND FIXTURES room. Lenore Mattingly Webber Phon* SP. 4(71 for frro *zp«rt Inapactlon atronzeat in termU* control. will be the guest speaker. She will LAUREIV BURT, Ine. review one of her recently pub­ COLORADO TERNIINIX CO. PH. CHERRY 454B 3254 WALNUT ST. DENVER lished books. All members are re­ 24 E. AIJIMEDA, DENVER quested to attend. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

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One-fourth of our daily body energy ie normally consumed by our eyes. Any eye errors drain more energy from our systems accounting for the symptoms of strain and fatigue. Conserve your nervous energy. Have your eyes examined. \ • (Continued From Page One) of another Japanese trick, but somehow nothirig could detain me from running out to the shore and SWIGERT BROS. waving to it for all I was still worth. My bare feet did not even Better VUion Optametritts Good Service feel at that happy moment the for Every Age At Right Prices burning sand under a mid-day sun. 1550 California The moment the plane glided down KEystone 7651 in the quiet bay and Americans GLASaia INDITIDOILLT STTLBD stepped out on the wings there was a great rush of people; we got rowing boats out and went to the plane. Officers came to in­ spect the locality and told us the REQUIESCANT great news that they were coming THEODORE back within a few days . . . to stay! IN PACE Not many of us slept the next iHACKETHALi two nights. On Epiphany morning MICNETTA A. TIEDMAN, 1822 E. I felt so confident and sure of the ISth avenue. Foneral from Bletaed i4ir Conditioned Seerament church April 20. W. P. great event that in the Mass Horan A Son service. I preached to the people to thank ELLEN FLINT, 611 Kalamath, Mem­ MOflTUARY ber of Cathedral Leaeue of the Sacred God for the liberation now at Heart and the Third Order of St. Francii. hand and told them to be ready 1449.51 Kalanutb Si. Requiem Haaa in the Cathedral April 22. for any and all service to the com­ Interment Mt, Olivet. W. P. Horan A ing Americans. Two hours later I Phone HAin 4006 Son lervice. ' ELIZABETH FAIRFAX. Dubuque. U. went to the shore to scan the Requiem Maaa in Bleased Sacrament horizon, and there, miles out as church April 23. Interment Mb Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son aervice. yet, I spotted two masts and some JOSEPH P. KEANE, 1771 Logan, for- kind of ship far away. Back I Erickson Memorial Co. merjy of Cripple Creek. Father of Mar­ went to my little house and gave garet and Joaeph Keane. Requiem Haaa the signal: THEY ARE COMINGI MONUMENTS • MARKERS in Holy Cheat church April 23. Inter­ Prompt Erection ment Mb Oliveb W. P. Horan A Son I . cannot describe how in no service time at all two fine landing ships Cron ono of tfao owat eomplot* CLARE WILUAMS HUMPHREY, dUplaTB Id this rojrion. 1550 Sherman. Aunt of Mrs. Evarett H. just glided onto the beach, how tS i Cposr Blvd.. Opposlts Swhem Parker and Mias Elixabeth L. Davla. lightning-swift planes swept over CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING Gordons. CRsttt 47ti Rosary in the Horan mortuary Thurs­ ds, how cheers went up and bar­ day. April 25. at 8 p.m. Requiem Haas rels of gasoline came down. It in the Cathedral Friday, April 26, at 9 o'clock. was a moment too full of emotion and grateful happiness. No one Classified Ads FRANCES V. WOJTYLKA, 2942 Wil- ^ It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertitementa. ^ liams. Mother of Mrs. Mary TitoUki« Mrs. thought of Japanese or near-by DRYER S ASTLER Steffie Brent, Mrs. Helen Robert!,'Mrs. garrisons. The first Americans had Amelia Liveatick, and Sophia. Josephine, Jennie, Prank J.» Juliua J., and Michael come to Panay, and, together with PRINTING CO. M. Wojtylka. Rosary in the Olinger my people here, I, a Dutch mis­ PAINTING A PAPERHANGING WOOD SALE mortuary Thuraday» April 25. at 8 p.m. sionary, had the privilege to wel­ KINDLING, etovo, ran^e, fumaoo, Requiem Masa in Holy Ghost church come them. Deo gratias. placo. blocka No yard ealoa K& 8488. Programs and Qrculara Friday, April 26. at 9 o’clock. FOR PAPEUt HANGINO and paintint aaD A. Beringer, 153 Usditon. EA tZ85. JOSEPH B. M’GEER, 1621 Iris atre^. The commknding officer, L t CLEANING Tirkets for Lakewood. Husband of Ellae McGeer; Donald Spam from Denver, then PAINnNG and Paparing. Eitimatea frta. Wall washing:, wallpaper cleaning and Bazaars and Carnivals brother of Mrs. John Grable. Denver, Material and workmanihip guaranteed and Thomas McGeer of Kremmlina. Ro> window washing. Gail PE. 1059. started what tu rn ei^u t a glorious Call OH. 1808 Quickly Produced •ary irr the Theodore Hackethal mortuary Thursday, April 26, at 8 p.m. Requiem demonstration not only of Ameri­ FREED SLAVES OF LIQUOR, now FREB Reasonably Priced Mass in St. Mary Magdalene’s church (Continued From Page One) can efficiency, but of everything BRICE REPAIRS—Caulking and painting. others. Alcohollea A&ooymoKa. Write Friday. April 26, at 9 o’clock. Inter­ 1946 P earl MA. 6656. P O. Bos 4168. S. UenTor StatJoa. UNION LABEL IF DESIRED ment Mt. Olivet. follow either a rectangular sim­ that is good and noble in a. liber­ PHOTOGRAPHS 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. ROBERT E. MEAGHER, 8818 Winona plicity or Gothic curves. ating army. His name is written House sold- -Furniture lor sale. 969 Colo. court. Father of Mrs. Agnes Klnneavy, Creek Provide, Moat now in the heart and memory of Blvd. KEystone 6348 Evelyn Wensinger, Denver: and Sister hiindreds of Filipinos, for whom, Anderoon photos. 1206 16tb Ft- at Lav- Mary Louise of Racine. Wis. Other There is evidence of the French 222-224 W 5th Ave. 12 room modern rence. MAin 1878. Rreo nows euta. survivors are 11 grandchildren and seven he has been kindness and consid­ architecture born of that transi­ brick duplex, attractive price and easy Parina Embryo Fed great-grandchildren. Requiem Mass in eration personified. During my terms. KE. 4079. Holy Family church April 28. Interment tion from feudal stronghold to U. 8. Approved — PaUomm Toatod visits to the camp and in conver­ White LcRhom, Austra Whites, New Mt. Olivet. luxurious castle. Though it lacks LAWNMOWERS ALTAR BREADS JOE SANCHEZ, 1805 Platte. Hus­ the sterner lines of the old feudal sations with his men, I learned Hampo, White Rocks, Leg Roeki. BUck band of Jennie SaD<;hez: father of Corine how they all liked him and would Auiitralorps. and Joan Sanches. Requiem Mass in St. castle, it has more of the strength Lawnmowers ahart>ened by preciai^ ma­ As low ai $10.00 per hundred SEWING have gone through the fire for chine Called for and delivered, (raaran- Reliable, Disease Free. Well Bred Chicks Patrick’s church April 22. Interment and beauty of the manor, with oc­ him. Lt. Spam saved the lives LItU* Girti' OrcstM. EabralSerr. Mt. Olivet. casional lines that date back to teed. GL. 6793 or GL 0327. BRIGHTON HATCHERY MonorraaiiDg. Etc, of many by his efficient handling & FARM STORE THOMAS A. SULLIVAN Plantagenet kings. Its towers are WANTED: Housekeeper. Church of Corpus Thomas A. Sullivan. 61, president of of complex problems, by his fair H iinl and Bridge Phone 27W THE SISTERS OF THE the Englewood First National bank, died not lofty but its gables and semi­ and timely distribution of badly Chrixti, Newcastle. Wyo. Brighton. Colorado • — Mall Orders Filled — GOOD SHEPHERD suddenly of brain hemorrhage^ in his towers rise above the irregular Wanted—Housekeeper for Catholic rectory. home. Englewood. April 18. He had needed food supplies, in clearing roofline to give it a facade of Box 1620A. TELEPBONB PEARL MSI lived in Denver more than 40 years, and the often 'loaded atmosphere be­ 15 S. KALAMATH: Vacant Store and 6 had engaged in various enterprises here. medieval splendor. Noisy Ruxton tween civilians and guerrillas . . . Wanted—Room and board in private home. living rooms. Newly decorated. KE. 4079. For many years Mr. Sullivan operated creek provides the moat' and the and who knows how many lives in W. E. Elliott, care The Register. the Victory theater on Curtis street. broad street culvert, the draw­ Patch plastering and outside painting. Let ua show 7 on monamenlr He built the Englewood theater and passing convoys by having his Prompt Service. PE. 5019. wa hava erected in Hb Olivet later acquired another theater there. bridge. HEARING AIDS radar in tiptop shape day and Couple married 13 years want furnished Cemetery. In 1988 be took over and reorganised the Some of the rooms are immense, night. To Lt. Donald Spam and Englewood bank at the time of the na­ Penona Bard of Healing, coma In for or unfurnished apartment or house. Perma­ tional bank moratorium. Besides his others small. .There are eight fire­ to the fine bunch of men under deraonatration of Zanith Radionie Hearing nent government emploype. Veteran of theater and banking interests, Mr. Sul­ places, and the prize of them all is his command I dedicate this short Aid. 340. compla**, tenna. Lamoin. Uoaic World W'ar II. TAbor 8987. A. T. THOMSON Co.. 622 16th F t livan was well known as a rancher. found in the main living room. Six­ account of a great task well com­ Employed couple with S well mannered MONUMENTS His hobby was raising One Hereford teen ^ect long and reaching to the pleted. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS children want furnishedj or unfurnished 600 Sherman Sb TA 8018 cattle on^ his ranch south of Sedalia. house, apartment or rooms in Cathedral Born in Ireland. Mr. Sullivan was brought ceiling, it is built of huge blocks of parish. Will pay well.. Children spend Reconditioned pianoa, playara, granda. to this country by his parents when he red sandstone, with a shingled The historic furniture in Mira­ erty ^hen ■ it wai sold recently. days with relatives when not in school. was a few months old. He waa reared organa (pipe and rted). orchcatral Initm- Mrs. Reef, TAbor 3173, E x t 184 or PEarl chimney «f oak over ^tone giving DR. R. R . FRITZ menta. T. R Walker, 236 Broadway. BP in Holyoke. Mass., and attended Dart­ mount castle, part of what was Religious articles from the chapel 2084. mouth college. Hit wife. Mrs.'” Edith the effect of an outdoor roof. formerly Montcalm sanatorium, and sacred pictures were returned And Associates 1364. Call a M. Sullivan, whom he married In 1988, Among the furnishings, iih- and a brother. John T. Sullivan of Pas­ Manitou Springs, included this bed, to the Mercy Sisters, who operated Athletic Emblema. Monograms and Lettera saic. N. J.. survive. Requiem Mass was ported by the original owner and in which Empress Josephine, wife the sanatorium for many years. Dentists sung for him in St. Louis’ church. Engle­ left in the castle, is a massivq IH ISth Stmt 1265 litk StrMi AMERICAN PENNANT PHONE MA. 7354 of Napoleon Bonaparte, once slept. The upper picture shows a 16-foot KErrt.n* 1721 TAbar 1711 ZOIVE CAB wood. April 22. Buriat in Holyoke. Mass. four-poster walnut bed with 12- Much oL the furniture, imported red sandstone flreplace, the larg­ ~ MFC. CO. ALL MAKES MACHINES Olinger service. O»oi HaaKaz aaS TharWa} Etm . MAIn 7171 foot canopy. It is said to be a bed est of eight in the castle. Room 7. Second Floor Fontiot Boildiof SERVICED JOSEPH VILLEGAS AND from France, went with the prop- SUPPLIES - RENTALS Pnnpl. ConrtMU Bcrric* JOHN MARQUEZ in which the Empress Josephine 584 16th Street Two Denver youths, Joseph VUlegas, once slept. Other treasures are + + + + + |,^_a.A_A.Aj6L^# A A A A A A .... A ^ If It C«n Bo Mtdo of F elt Wo Can Mako It CHEAPER RATES of the sanatorium until its closing, CLEA.N NEW CABS 21, and John Marquez. 24. were fatally rare old tapestries in green and places left of the pioneer West. KEystono 8367 Denver SANT ANGELO injured when the automobile in which brown tones, depicting emus' in a Wild rumors have gone the rounds died some years ago, but Sister they were riding overturned on the of this so-called “monastery” built Mary Dolores, who spent years HEAVY COCKEREL SALE highway one-half mile south of Cheyenne. forest of date palms. Marble-top­ $9.75 for AAA or 3-star grade. TYPEWRITER CO. Wyo.. April 21. Joseph Villegas. 2435 by an eccentric French priest there, is still living in Denver and INSURANCE ped dressers and tables, massive 110.25 in Super or 4-«tar. ALL WORK GUARANTEED D O Y L E ’S Court place, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. leather-covered chairs, rare pic­ solely as his home. Across the recently celebrated her diamond $8.95 our choice. % Frank Villegas, and the brother of Paul. jubilee. Record of Performance Free Delivery Frank, Jr.. Arthur. Catherine. Serafina. tures, and costly prints are among way from the “monastery” is an PHARMACY adobe structure against the hill­ JOS. J. CELLA Sired White Leghorns at $4.00 discount Sofia. Enedina. Theresa. Tillie. Eliza, the valuables left. Although past 84 years of age These prices if this ad accompanies order VET WORLD WAR t Thi PcrttcaUr Drviftct and Raqiiel Villegas. Requiem Mass was side. It has small windows of ir­ she still gives vivid accounts of the 1120 Security Bldg. U. S. approved Blood Tested stock. offered for him in St. Cajetan’s church At the time he purchased it, regular size, and rumor has it that bright and dark "days of the old Phone KEystone 2633 14 breeds, sexed as desired. 761 Broadway 17ih AVE. AND GRANT April 24. John Marques. 2729 Stout Mr. Gardiner said that a quantity it was once a torture chamber of Montcalm. Realism and humor Write for circular to Colorado's largest MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED street, was the husband of Ester Mar­ of the old furniture, including Hatchery. 1416 Larimer St.. Denver. KE. Its? FREE DELIVERT quez. and the father of Linda and John the monks. But the truth is a sad ijiark her witty stories of patients COLORADO HATCHERY Marques. His parents, two brothers, valuable imports from France, was blow to the thrill seekers, for it is and pioneer struggles. The nuns and three sisters also survive. Requiem still in the house. Religious articles only a defunct ice house, where the did a great amount of charity work Mast will be offered for him in Sacred used in the chapel, together -with TOIVY FERRETTl Heart church Thursday, April 25, at 9 supply of fresh vegetables was with the spirit and devotion char­ M 1 0 l l l l ) l ! Bronze Memorials No. S World War Vet o'clock. Interment Mt. Olivet. sacred pictures, were returned to kept for the sanatorium. acteristic of their order. Memorial Day Orders Taken Now lovitto Hu Old Pnends a^id Costomtn to the sisters. These rumors have been traced ISilUrimerSt. cAf/?en22bb Perpetuate the memory of your loved ones HU Ktw Stor« . . . Mrs. Wood, the new owner of with a bronze memorial. Bronze ia most Cathedral Clock Miiiinc down by Manitou residents who Miramount castle, developed the enduring, least expensive. The Congress Clothing Co. Paper on Card. Newman What became of the old Cathe­ are authorities on the town’s his­ famous health resort at Pagosa 433 15TH ST. TA. 4718 dral clock that was an object of tory, pioneers who lived on the Springs, which she sold recently, RUBBER mm The Bronze Memorial Co. “Specul Attention to Cleray" Read at Club Heeling great curiosity and admiration has same street while this historic planning to retire. Her'son. Colo­ Taller Had* Rtady Hadt Mllitarr SappUaa been a matter of wide conjecture landmark was being built against 3518 E. CoUaz EM. 0774 MAIL ORDERS nel Wood, who served with Pat­ here for many years. It was built the cliff. They watched its short ton’s Third army in the European AIR RESERVATIONS The April meeting of the La like a cuckoo clock, but,-instead pageant of glory as a private NO SERVICE CHARGE Kota club of Denver was held in occupation, presided at one of the of the birds, the Apostles came dwelling, and then saw it pass into Munich trials for German war For Complete Information About Any PERIORAKD the home of Mrs. Paul V. Hodges. out in one, two, three order, at Trip—Buainess or Pleasuro the hands of the Sisters of Mercy criminals. He is now stationed in CALL CUM^IED Spillane Mortuary Mrs. Sam Weber gave a paper on the stroke of the hour; and at to become a haven for the sick. Cardinal Newman. Mrs. Hodges Houston, Tex. They plan to retain REurr 1545 So. Broadwar PEarl 0723 noon or midnight, they all came The property was acquired by CARL STEELE^ reviewed a book on St. Thomas the name Miramount castle for WORLD WIDE TRAVEL SERVICE TO out at once. The fate of the clock Mother Mary Baptist Meyers, who their mountain hotel. 514 17th Stnat Ph. ALpla. 6361 L D.lUIJnt!'/ PASTE ON Mrs. John H. Spillane Aquinas by G. K. Chesterton. Mem­ was,disclosed last week when Alex opened The Montcalm Aug. 1,1895. Registered Funeral Director bers present included Mmes. W. J. Gardiner said he had returned it It consisted of the main building, and Embalmer McGettigan, J. J. O’Neill, Theodore Venetian Blind SieaMdJufx and VamUl A<^maf to the Sisters of Mercy. It was a two cottages, St. Joseph’s and St. L£nERS-RIW(AfKVCARM-APPllOIIONS Kittleson, Ro.se DeRose, J. B. Bar- prized possession of Miramount John’s, and extensive grounds, on CLEANING ESTABLISHED 1904 lani, Fred Kemme; and Misses castle imported from France by which tents were erected for tu­ 2-DAY SERVICE TRAVEL CONSULTANTS cJI1^/iu)it9sPodka%>usaifd}^ Anne O’Neil, and Nora Brophy. the priest. Gardiner admits that berculous patients. The incline in CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE Moving • Storage No Booking Foe Chargod - Airline and • NiGATIVIorORKilNAL RHimiCD UNKARMID the clock was one of the reasons front was leveled and supported Steamship Tickets to Ail Parts of the Mail $2.00 and Original or Negative WILSON WINDOW Express World on All Authorised Lines. Tours Archbishop Vehr Donates he purchased the castle, but, realiz­ by strong retaining walls of red Railroad • Bus - Hotels Western Specialty Co. ing the sentimental value attached rock in 1896-1898. Low Rates I6II Glenarm Placq BURTON T. PEAKE To Jewish Hospital Drive In the early 1900’s the Mira­ SHADE GLEANERS Telephone: TA. 6803 to the clock, he gave it back to the KE. 6425 • 2149 Wehon St Tplcphonps: KEyalone 0462, 224 Temple C t Bldg. Denver 2, Colo. sisters. mount castle was for sale. Its site 1646 SANTA FE KE. 7925 • CHerry 43.50 Denver 2, Colo. was in close proximity to the Mont­ Announcement of an unsolicited Wild Rumors Diiproved IN LUGGAGE donation of 3200 from Archbishop So little of Manitou’s fascinat­ calm sanatorium. Dr. Geiermann IHE REST Urban J. Vehr to the National of 1904 this property was pur­ ALL OTHER nW .. Ml AM Klixl' ing history has been written that UNUKE MOPS xSS# Jewish Hospital building fund was it ia not strange that accounts of chased and annexed to the Mont­ EVERYTHING FOR SCHOOLS made recently by Ralph L. Carr, such castles as these are missing calm sanatorium. Dr. Geiermann Eze Mop & Cone Wringer former Governor of Colorado, who from the archives of Colorado, yet opened the Kneipp water cure and is general chairman of the drive. there are few more interesting this department occupied the cas­ • Cannot scratch . AMERICAN SCHOOL SUPPLY 00. Each family — your family • Cleans baseboards Plans are being made for the cam­ tle and grounds. The doctor AL. 1753 1514 Arapahoe Denyer deemed the inception of water • No splsshlnf Eat. 1678 — is part of America. The paign to be9ield from June 10 to IMS 16th 8L identity of your name June 20, with $250,000 as the cure a very sound project in Man­ 0 No w riofinf Mail Orders Accepted should be made permanent Denver goal. Future plans for the 3 Madden Girls itou. After a few years Dr. Geier­ • Saves tims philanthropic institution call for mann left, as the long winter • Hands nevtf tooth ONE DAY SERVICE in your community in order the erection of a $2,000,000 med­ months proved unsatisfactory for water ^ that the influence of its ical building and expenditure of Advance m Life his special work. . . / *0 Users wouldn’t be SHOE REPAIRING ‘•I IT I's i.sriMXTi: Yorii $175,000 in remodeling. Fire Dettroyi Main Building without H M AI l’|{|MIN<; .|ni{.” character shall continue to 0 Why should yon^ BrinR na your fhoe problema. A fire destroyed the frame main Get yours NOW be helpful to those in this Of Loretto Nuns We 0 6 * Finest Leather building in 1907. It was not re­ Pres demonstra­ Abegg-Fellows Printing Go. and of succeeding genera­ George Cannys Parents built. The large dining room, kit­ and Materials. tion in your home %'KTS Wol!l.|i t\ \lt II tions. Of Seven-Pound Child (Continued From Page One) chens, and storerooms were of 0 Money back If not raduate of Loretto Heights, will stone and remained uhinjured. saliafled 11TN AVE. SHOE FORMI'Kl V ItnnCKRS f ■The Montcalm of those busy ac­ THE RAINBOW LINE OP Mr. and Mrs. George Canny an­ e known as Sister Andrew Marie FREE DELIVERY K E . U i.jl ol.i 1 1th St. nounce the birth of a seven-pound and Martha Dyer, daughter of Mrs tivities of past years was gone, GR. 6481 ATYmTOTTHlI REBUILDERS GRANITES M. L. Dyer, w;ho received the na except the tent colony. For some WMSTYtfCUMP boy, Paul, at 10 a.m. Mopday, April P. A. Bacino, Prop. CH. 2228 22, in S t Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. of Sister M. Ann Genevieve, years the castle was operated as a Eze Mop & Canny is a member of Our Lady graduated from St. Mary’s acad­ rest cure institution. Cone Wringer Co. 1122 Broad¥ray of Lourdes circle. emy last June. Since the Montcalm closed in The ceremonies brought to aiit has been used for a 2326 Winana Ct. DaaTtr 12, Cala. W IH K L E R JACQUES BROTHERS FLOWERS close the 10-day retreat conducted vacation summer home for MEYI SpeeUl Funtral Spray Hiade af ScMonal by the Rev. Kevin Cunningham, sisters. STOKERS Flawsrs C.P., of the Passionist monastery, The chapel had been located to M fy Aafoaofic S o friy , Since 1902 Wreath of treat haasty, $10. An appro* SIZES priaU •zpreaaion of sympathy from a firm St. Paul, Kans. the right of the main entrance, and MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION or a troop. Mrs. Dyer and Mrs. Haninger in the old days there had been are also guests of the Sisters of daily Mass, not only for the sisters, 28 E. 6th Ave. TAbor 6468 THE BLOSSOM SHOPS Breirn Pslses Holil TA. 3325 Loretto for the reception cere­ but also for the townspeople. In Estimates Cheerfully Given. Uptowii. 321 E. 7th Arc. CH.S463 monies. summer time the chapel was al “Mow that tha-wreight hai lifted aomtwhat Park BUI. 1110 Leeest DE. 1191 April 25 is the 134th anniversary ways crowded for services and the from my baart, bar last ritas ara a bcautifiil “CALL AND CHABGE IT” double doors in the back would be memory." of the foundation of the Sisters of Profaaaional skill can eraata a eorwet llnited Fuel and Loretto in early Kentucky. JVoip opened into the hall funeral sarviea, but only panonal onderstaod- that spring day in 1812, the society The Chapel of Our Lady of Per­ Ing can maka it ravarantly beautiful. Wt try CHECKER has grown and expanded, and to­ petual Help, which now 9erves the to kaep that always in mind. Equipment Co. COLD SPRING day conducts colleges, high schools, needs of the townspeople and tour­ MONUMENTS CABS and grade schools in many parts ists, is cared for by the Oblate Fa GEO. P. HACKETHAL KE. 6391 1729 California m«UTIFUL6M(UTIS KD DUNDON. Ugt. of the Middle West and West. there of Sacred Heart parish in FUNERAL DIRECTOR DENVER, COLO. SIGHT-SBEINO Colorado Springs. More than 23,000 children are 2261 East Celfaa at Gaylord BAat 1837 TA. 2233 Lowast Eensd Katas under the tutelage of this Ameri­ Jubilarian Recallt Early Days can religious community. Siater^Vincent, who was in charge T h u rsd ay , April 25, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN The Denver Catholic Register Prwirfpnt Mft«t ReT. Archbiahop Urban J. V*br, D.D. Reg istorials i Editor______R t Rot. Mattbavr Smith, Pb.D., LL.D., JoorJ). Managing Director...... Rav. John B. Caranagh, M.A., LittD. Associate Editora—M. P. Everett, JourJ).; Rev. Walter Canavan, Cardinal Stritch ’The theologian Herve holds H at Likewise she it called the happy eats toward exposing tbeir. ado­ J.C.D., Litt.D.: Rev. Edward A. Breen. M.A., LittD .; Rev. Francis proximate to de fids that Mary is gale of heaven, because “no one lescent boys to life in what at times Not Camera Shy the dispenser of bU graees, a doc­ can enter heaven,” as St. Bonaven- appeared a cesspool of sin. Sjrrianey, M.A.; Linus Riordan, A.B., LittM .; Rev. James B. Hamblin, By REV. JOHN CAVANAGH trine that we find plainly stated ture says, ’Sinless he hat passed Whether this is the reason or M.A.; Rev. John Ebel, M.A.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A. Cardinal Samuel A. Stritch gave in St. Albertos Magtaus and strongly through the gate that b Mary” {In liotf the new army regulation is Denver newsmen a startling and de­ though infereatially treated in St. Lsu. 1), [Herrmann, p. 178], noteworthy step for the better. Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. lightful experience in democracy Thomas Aqaipls. “The Blessed Vir­ The intercession of the Blessed We hope that the drive is success- -V and co-operation at an interview gin , . . was f^e universal media­ Virgin is so efficacious that she b fnl and that- it becomes, not a Published Weekly by shortly after his arrival Wednes­ trix uid reconciler, for all were in a manner an omnipotent media­ negative one, bnt a positive cam­ day. The Cardinal posed for the to be reconciled throngh her,” said trix [p. 179]. paign for morality among the THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) photographers at the depot, and Albertus Magnnt. The doctrine is So great are the mercy and military. affably answered questions. He was based on Tradition. power of the Virgin Mary that she 938 Bannock Street, 1 driven to the residence of Arch­ This does not mean that we de- can truly be called “the hope of Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 bishop Vehr, where he offered Mass. traet in any manner from the the hopeless” [p. 182], PCRCC"** As soon as he had finished break­ work of Jesns Christ, who was the A- devotion to the Blessed Virgin The Fruit of Justice fast he was peady officially to greet one mediator in justice between Subscription: $1 per year. b so necessary for men that, with­ By REV. FRANCIS SYRIANEY the press. X^eq Lee Casey of the God and man. It means that Christ ont it, it b morally impossible for Club Subscription, with The Register, Local Edition, fl.SO per year. Rocky Mountain Netc$ asked the tees fit to distribnte grace throngh anyone to be saved [p. 184]. ’The One year ago today there opened No Club Subbcription Price Offered Outside Colorado. Cardinal if he would pose for a His mother. theologian, warns Father Herr­ in San Francisco the first session picture, the Cardinal responded: Yet It does not follow from this, mann, should proceed with caution of the United Nations organiza­ “I love to have my picture taken shows Herve, that an invocation of asserting tfab proposition^ to tion. The people of the world pin­ Thursday, April 25, 1946 for the newspapers. Every time my the Blessed Virgin is absolutely es­ avoid appearing too harsh or so as ned their hopes high on the noble picture is ran in the dailies I sential to obtain every grace, be- to narrow unduly the path of sal­ purposes and ideals behind this or­ know that I have forced the editors caose the can, and, we must be­ vation. For the proposition b not ganization, With one accord they OFFIClALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER to throw ont a picture of a Holly­ lieve, often does, intercede even to be understood as referring to breathed a fervent plea that men wood actress.” withont being asked, but only that those who are invincibly and with might rise above their selfish na- The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approvaL In his impromptu news con­ salvation it harder for a man who tnres and produce an organization We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ absolute incnlpability ignorant of ference Cardinal Stritch deeply im­ knowingly, willingly, and habitnaUy the Blessed Virgin, such as those capable of establishing and main­ ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or pressed the reporters by his per­ neglects this invocation, which is a taining peace throughout the world. those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared offleiaL pagans to whom the Gospel has sonable and considerate attitude. short, ready, and sure path to sal­ never been preached, but who ob­ Since that day we have rejoiced We hope The Register will be read in every home of the He took off his Episcopal sapphire vation. Neither does it follow that serve the natural law and avoid over VE-day and VJ-day, bu^we Archdiocese. ring and gave it to the reporters it b useless to invoke the saints, sins; or even to many Chrbtians, might well say with Patrick Henry: We urge pastors, patents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in to examine. It was given to him, for they also can, at minUlers of who, thongh they observe perfectly 'There is no peace.” Almost 'with- the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. by Pius XII recently in Rome, the Queen, obtain graees for ns. the Christian law, have perhaps ont cessation armed conflict has • URBAN J. VEHR. lliere was an utter lack of pretense But, patently, the mediation of the never heard anything concerning continued in one part of the world that radiated from the warmth of saints b neither necessary nor nni- another. Troops that fought Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. the Virgin Mai7 '« These are inter­ his greeting. versal, and in fact b subordinate pretative clients of the Virgin; for against a common enemy turned His recognition of the press as to the mediation of Mary, inas- they would invoke Mary if they their attention to one another and We sometimes like to think of This Bank as a a power for good was a high trib- mneh os their intercession, in order knew her, and therefore are in no internecine strife endures. Worse nte, but one not unexpected in a to be efficacious, must pass way excluded from the patronage yet, the portentous shadow of more proud, strong ship; safely bearing home to harbor, man of heroic intellectual statnre. through the hands of Mary to of the Blessed Virgin. But the widespread warfare threatens to ob­ Neither was there a lack of evi­ Christ. As St. Anselm says, ad­ proposition holds for adults, who, literate the local conflicts and re­ precious cargoes entrusted to us. High hopes and MORGAN, LEIBMAN S HICKEY dence of the Cardinal’s effective dressing Mary] **If thou art silent, although they acknowledge the Vir­ duce them to insignificance. Not interest in suffering humanity. His no [saint] will pray, none will gin Mary, refuse to invoke her. even the Damocles sword of world hard work have amassed these cargoes. Yours discussion of the imminent fam­ help. Bnt if thou pray, all will The salvation of these, though ab­ suicide via the atom bomb has IJVSI/R4JVCE SIXCE 1897 ine in Europe and of the terrible pray, all wiR help.” solutely possible, b yet morally im­ served to bring men to their senses. can be among them, in the form of a substantial blight of starvation that afflicts the 'Die following thoughts gathered possible. We can recall writing, at the Succeeding Herbert Fairall Agency innocent victims of war was geO' from Father Herrmann, C.SS.R. True devotion to the Blessed time the San Francisco confer­ bank balance; worthwhile property, investments uinely sincere. His first-hand Instilutiones Theologiae Dogmati- Virgin Mary b so efficacions that it ence opened, that it would either knowledge of the food shortage in eae, vol. ii, indicate the extreme and careful savings. The responsibility of This G u ftnd Electric Bids* Phone TAbor IS fl is morally impossible for a sincere be the long-songht hope of all well- Italy, and his vivid descriptions serionsnesi with which theologians devotee of Mary to be condemned meaning men or it would be the of the impoverished peoples abroad regard the mediation of the Blessed (1. Cf. St. Alph. Glor, Mar,, c. 1, biggest flop the world has known. Bank to YOU is the foremost consideration of left his press audience visibly Virgin: I 4; e. 2, §4; c. 3, § 2, Q 6, Twelve months of little real ac­ moved. The unanimons verdict of 'The Blessed Virgin Mary was §§ 2 et 3; c. 9; sed praeserttm, complishment, jockeying for posi­ every member of its crew. those who talked to and listened to constituted by God as the universal c. 8, § 1; Vera sponsa. c. 21, t. tion and power, distrust, and self- Cardinal Strilrh during his first repository of graces, and theb uni­ 11, p. 126).— Monsignor Smith. seeking have served only to pile reception in Denver was that this versal dupenser. Therefore, no one disconragement upon discourage­ Prince of the Church is truly s is conceded any grace that does ment for those who placed their A CHECKING AC- not in some manner depend upon Army to Curb champion of the people. hopes so high. UN does threaten to COUNT i» a satisfactory * * • her prayer [p. 176], Prostitution flop. Strangely, though, there is an Mary b hailed by the Church at and convenient method Four times before has a digni By MILLARD F. EVERETT almost incnrable streak of opti­ the salvation of the sick, the refnge A brief item appearing in the mism, even in those who have been of handling your fi­ American tary of such eminence in the of sinners, the help of Christians, Chnrch come to Denver to partici' New York Times deserved much disappointed the most. We still feel nances. All deposits at National Bank MOVING & STORAGE our life, and our hope. It b clearly wider distribution than it received. that the seemingly impossible will pate in official ceremonies. The evident from these titles that graces This Bank are insured first Apostolic Delegato to the It was to the effect that the War happen and that the delegates to by Federal Deposit In­ are dbpensed to ns throngh Mary. department is distributing a new UN, and the governments they rep­ United States. Cardinal Francis surance Corporation up Satolli, visited Denier March 6, .army regulation directing all com­ resent, will bend every effort to STORAGE SPruc€ 2671 1896, and participated in rites af manders, including those of over­ achieve unselfish goals of mutual to $5,000. lESe SOUTH PEARL ST Loretto Heights college. He was seas theaters, to curb prostitution benefit. LOWEST PRICES S in the districts frequented by their Seven years ago when Pius XII IN THE CITY Atone SPruce 9461 Cardinal Protector of the Sisters ,Liit«n to of Loretto. Back on Oct. 27. troops. These enforcement rules ascended the throne of Peter, he FULTON LEWIS. JK. 1912, Cardinal John Farley of are ordered: chose for his motto one that might Dallj, Mondsj New York officiated at the ded­ Identified houses of prostitution well be accepted by the United Na­ Thru Friday ication of the Cathedral of the Envoy LABELED to be declared off bounds for all tions: “Peace, the fruit of justice.” 9:30 P.M. Immaculate Conception. 'The military personnel at all times; dis­ As long as greed and injustice pre­ KFEL YOU P A Y O N LY 5 0 ^ A prearher on that occasion was ciplinary measures to be taken vail, so long will world conferences Archbishop John J. Clennon of St. against all military personnel en­ fail to achieve their purposes. As Louis, who died as a Cardinal in tering such establishments; c long as men and nations arc con­ Ireland last March. The third operation with civilian and other cerned only with selfish interests, Prince of the Chnrch to visit government agencies engaged so long will they lose the mutual Denver was Cardinal Patrick Hayes the repression of prostitution; dis­ benefits of peace and prosperity. of New York, who dedicated the Washington. — Anti-Franco ciplinary action to break up ac­ Justice is the virtue of rendering STORAGE administration and residence build­ zealots who are enthralled with tivities interpreted as fostering, what is due to every individual ing of St. 'Thomas’ seminary on the “childbh idea” that withdrawal regulating, or condoning prostitu­ or group of individuals. Naturally it CLEANING Oct. 17, 1926. Still a fourth Cardi­ of diplomatic relations with Spain tion by commanders. demaiids sacrifice where selfish in­ nal came to Denver on Aug. 20, will be an effective weapon in de­ No moral'.reason was advanced terests are concerned. Bnt the sac­ fur 1934. He was Cardinal Alexis H. posing that country’s ruler are for the order, and it is likely that rifice is minor in comparison to the REPAIRING I^picier, O.S.M., who made an of­ playing with fire and seeking to expediency was the chief consid- dividends obtained. ficial visitation to the Servile Fa­ open the path to a dangerous prec eratio:: for the ruling. Hitherto the The Golden Rule so well enunci­ Complete Summer Service^ for Your Furs thers of Mt. Carmel church and edent, said Richard Pattee, NCWC army and navy have set np' the ated by Christ, which is today prac­ preached in the chnrch at Sunday staff member and former State de­ avoidance of disease as the chief tically the only tenet of many hu­ Protection Masses. partment member, in a statement concern in the matter of prosti­ manitarians, is redurible to the here. tution. Revelations of returning principle of justice. Withont it, and 1. Protection against Moths, Vermin, and Heat. Month of Mary He pointed out that maintenance chaplains concerning the acual con­ without its basis, which is a recog­ of diplomatic relations has nothing doning of prostitution by military nition of man's dependence on Only in Hamilton’s own scientifically controlled vaults on May, which begins next Wednes­ to do with approval or disapproval the premises do your furs receive complete DDT protec­ authorities have shocked parents. God, the deliberations' and aspira­ day, is the month of the Blessed of a regime as such, and cited the 'The temptations against moral­ tions of men are puny and fnlile. tion against insects of all kinds and the summer heat so Virgin. ’The devotion of Catholics United States' recogpiition of the injurious to furs. * ity inherent in the military system When, on the other hand, men do to the Mother of Cod is one of USSR and Nazi Germany in 1933 form one of the chief objections deal justly with their neighbors, 2. Protection against Fire or Theft. their most distinguishing marks. and of the Vichy France govern of many to the theory of universal all are satisfied, causes of com­ ment. We extended such recogni peacetime conscription. It may be plaint are removed, harmonious From the moment your coatHs picked up until it is deliv­ Recent Bride tion simply because they were the that the army, in seeking large conditions prevail, and peace be­ ered it is fully protected and insured against any loss by tttablished wvemments, Mr. Pat- voluntary enlistments, has become comes the well-earned reward— ir$ a TIME-SAVER fire or theft. All messengers are fully bonded. tee noted. “We should not be car­ aware of the repugnance of par- the fruit of justice. ried away by a ridiculous emotion­ It*s a CONVENIENCE Advice alism that pretends to chastise When your furs arrive at Hamilton’s they are carefully governments we do not like by Advise U. S. Office of Education It^s an ECONJOM.YI examined by expert furriers. All loose dirt or dust is bringing our ambassador home,” removed. A card is sent to you suggesting any needed he warned. \ repairs, cleaning or other service. A new wave of hysteria and dia­ tribe has been stirred up by tjie Ser vice action of the Polish representative in the UN Security Council in llaniiltoTi’.s staff of trained, experienced fur craftsmen presenting the Spanish question will repair, remodel, reline and clean your fur coat at for UN action. Strong pressure is minimum charges. being exercised by such groups as .Sloragt’—2*7r Valuation— Minimum Charge...... $3.00 the Nation Associates to convince the American people that Franco’s requires Includes— 1. DDT protection for your coat. overthrow through UN action is a 2. Complete examination and estimate for test of the force and legitimacy of by ^ xNO MINIMUM BALANCE needed repairs. the whole United Nations idea 3. Complete insurance from pick-up to delivery. Such groups, said Mr. Pattee, 4. Removal of all loose dust and dirt. would like to have everyone be­ anJ CHECKBOOKS FREE I lieve that Franco in power retards Cleaning ...... ST.-'iO world democracy, whereas Franco m * A scientific cleaning with a Hamilton process using the deposed will see "democracy tri­ finest materials on Hamilton’s own premises. Your coat umphant . . . ride to g^reater NO DEPOSIT CHARGE). is not sent away. glories.” i n The thing is not so simple as all (Lining Removed and Dry Cleaned Separately)....$10.00 that, Pattee notes. Whatever di­ Repairs and Remodeling Mrs. Martin G. Marino, whose verse opinions may be held on the marriage took place at Assumption merits or demerits of the Spanish By experienced craftsmen at minimum prices. regime, the real question is apart PER CHECK USED Estimates gladly furnished. church, Welby, Jan. 13. She is the U«nb«r Fadaral Dapoait UauranM CorporatioD former Miss Concetta M. Mazzotti, from that The real question is Call TAhor 2611 or CHerry 0580 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maz­ this: Does Spain constitute a di­ zotti of Welby, and now it making rect threat to world peace, and will today for free messenger service. her home at Arvada. action by the UN contribute one iota to world peace? The answer to the question is AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK fairly obvious, according to Pat­ of DENVER OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS BRiDAL GOWNS tee. No one has yet presented a convincing case that Spain is a Spccisllxinz Id -Mail your furs to “The West’s Leading Furriers” threat to any other country now. Shown above with U. S. Com­ WEDDING GOWNS “No one in his right mind believes commit.ee acts in advisory capac­ and VEILS missioner of Education John W. ity to the U. S. office of educa­ MAin 5314 honestly that in 1946 General Studebaker (center) are Dr. F. tion, and distributes information Franco is planning an invasion of CompleU Brldesmsrl Ernest Johnson (left), represent­ on services rendered by the office Prance when he refrained from ing the Federal Council of of education. Representatives from Outfits and doing so in 1940, when it could F . J . K i r c h h o f roHS Accessories Churches of Christ in America, and the fields of agriculture, business, \ia m ilk have been done with impunity and the Rev. William E. McManus, the ~ home, labor, manufacturing, Styls - Quality - Price almost certain success.” representing the Vei-y Rev. Mon­ Negro groups, professions, and C onstruction C o . 'Mr. Pattee pointed to Carlton signor Frederick G. Hochwalt, di­ veterans, as well as religion, at­ ibfb <£lout<£treetQ)enveT C H EZ MARIE J. H. Hayes as the “most compe­ rector, Department of Education, tended the two-day session. The tent and eloquent voice that has NCWC, at the initial meeting of next meeting of the committee has Mailsmt Minissal*. Dtsigntr been raised in many a long month the citiaens’ federal committee on been tentatively set for the last BUILDERS 121 llth St., Dsnrer CB. lilt on this vexing subject.” Hayes, in education, held in Washington. The week of Jane. his Wartime Mission tit Spain, made many enlightening state­ We Appreciate Your Patronage ments in his book, but they all add up to one thing: Let Spain alone; 708 Lawrence St Denver, Colo. STANDARD let the Spaniards work out their own destiny; let the Spanish settle Keystone Custodian Funds Spain.' [NCWC Wire] *' INC. SERIES B-4 BOND FUND ESTABUSHKO 81NCB IIW BRANDS Catholic Editor to Run SO Bonds provide about $3.30 of assets tor each $1 in­ For Constitution Parley vested at current market. Indicated interest coverage averaged 1.59 times in 1945. Rome. — Igino Giordani, pnb- The American Fixture Co. of Please send a prospectus to isher of II Quotidiano, independ- Htaafactoran at (Cosmetics for ‘Mi-Lady” e«t Catholic daily of Rome, was NAME______^______nominated by the Christian Demo­ CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS crats of the Lazio district to be ADDRESS...... their candidate in elections for CHUR/H FURNITURE representatives to-the Costituente, 3teCABE,HAMFEN& COMPANY BANK, BAR, AND STORE FDCTURES J. F. DANSBERRY the parliament to decide upon the new constitution for Italy. Nomin jyVESTMENT SECURITIES MUheork of AH Kinds MODERH STREAMLIHED PHARMACY ated with him was Alcide de Gas- W. S. McCABg . Steuriiy Bids. E. A. HANirSN 14th & CHAMPA KE. 4269 peri, present Prime Minister of Ovsr 2S Yssrs JovntmeBt Expttitac* FRANK KIRCHHOF 1232 ARAPAHOE ST. Italy. "7^ DENVER. COIA. '•v PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 T hursday, April 25, 1946

lO llil rOR DIAMONDS 1 - At League Sessions Denver Parochial League Ball Squads bowling MAVRICE STUDIOS Stxi»n$ t Resume Play With Tripleheader Sunday KNIGHTS OF Personality Portrmts , CfOLUMBUS Enraferatat if BRseball squads of the Denver Cathedral’s Bluejays cross bats in to date. Kenny Gartrell fanned 14 BOWLING LEAGUE For Every Occasion Rlnf Parochial league, their schedule the 2 o’clock tilt, with the odds Gremlins and yielded only two hits Standinss April II ■0.00 back in order, will resume Sunday favoring the East Side outfit-The TEAM— W. L. Pet. play in a tripleheader at City Park 4 o’clock game should be the fea­ to start the Regis Raiders on their T rustaai ______80 38 .646 race track diamond April 28. The championship trail April 16. Af^er Guarda ...... 67 36 .613 97S Broadway WedOlBf ture, bringing ^gether Mullen Grand K nlrhta ______64 89 .676 Rlni cellar position is at stake in the High and St. Aancis.. .If Jim the Gremlins pushed over their Deputies _____ 49 4 4 .527 ao.oe opener at 12 o’clock when the St. Stromsoe is in form an excellent only two runs in the first inning, Naviaatora ______46 48 .484 CH. 3926 Joseph Bulldogs and the Holy itching duel is in prospect with Secretaries ...... 42 61 .462 the Raiders came back to score two Warden* ...... u...... 83 60 .366 fKl Family Tigers, each with a 0-2 Paul Ciberay, Mullen’s star flinger. Chancellora ...... 32 81 .844 •( : record, take the field. The Bulldogs The Parochials took advanl^ge in the second, three in the third, INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS sholild score their first win in this of the Easter holidays to bring the and two in the sixth for a 7-2 win. Games Avg. one. Annunciation’s Cardinals aQd schedule, hampered by rains, up Scherer .... 84 176.34 , Thrill your ittrry-oyod Stromose . pitched well for the Lauvetx ...... 67 173.97 Gremlins, but five errors and six G ushurst ...... 84 173.93 bride with theio mafnificent Strain ...... 64 170.04 ■I' a free passes^ combined with eight Rasmussen 90 170.02 matched mounting of 14>carat History Repeats Itself, J. Garramonc »0 169.46 Raider hits, were too much of an Mullen ...... 90 168.99 gold, each aglow with a trio advantage. RosSI ...... 90 168.61 Kurtx 87 186.79 Send Your Boy to of twinkling diamonds. George Minot hurled the Raiders OcLuiio ...... 39 166.03 In whits gold, too. Anna Sarachon Hooley of Kaa< Expert Says About ‘ Schism’ to their second win last Tuesday, Berlin ... 90 164.49 limiting St. Joseph’s Bulldogs to P. Wagner'.... 87 168.40 sai City, 'U. S. member of tha C. Garramonc 69 163.30 five safe blows and whiffing 12. Johnston ...... OtSer ttfU t la jtUow tali, wS/« foM. palUiitm ta i pUtiaum Bureau of International Union of Eight Bulldog miscues aided the 93 168.18 ham gao *0 faSOO Catholic Women’i leafuea, who New York.—The present perse­ to destroy the union of Eastern Piscatella ...... 81 168.02 will a attend the leuiont of the Raider cause. The Raiders them­ Reilly ... 84 162.86 PSI. cution of the Ukrainian Church is Rite Churches with Rome “was selves were guilty of four errors, Mulligan ...... 87 160.40 4 WAYS TO PAT union in Brussel*, Belgium, May merely “history repeating itself,” always accompanied by many ar­ but got to Arch Karlin and Weber K. Mariacher 93 160.33 6. The meeting* will discus* the said the Rev. Joseph Ledit, S.J., at rests of priests, and the liberal use Ramsey ...... 76 168.46 A Cash for 18 blows. The feature clout of Nlcodemua .... 66 169.10 spiritual and social interests com­ the eighth annual conference on of police measures,” he asserted. the 12-4 win, however, was Frank G. M ariacher 18 168.67 A Charge mon to Catholic women of all na­ Eastern Rites and Liturgies in Father Ledit, professor of Oriental Rust’s homer with a duck on the Albus ...... 90 168.47 tion*. Conducted entirely in Fordham university. Every effort theology in Laval university, Que­ AW ...... 87 158.46 Near Rocky iMoiintaln Na­ A Layaway pond which gave the Bulldogs two Miller ... 81 157.82 tional Park in the hrarl of French, the meeting will ha the bec, was fprmerly of the Coliegio runs in the third frame. Beckiut ...... 87 167.28 A Ytar to Pay first since 1939. Russico, Rome. Cobe Jones’ screech was heard Alcorn ...... 78 166.66 America’s most majestic Muscovy, or Great Russia, never Cub* .... 81 162.96 mountains. OpulAM.t<|P.|i. has had any tradition of unity with often at 23rd and *Welton in the Joseph ... 90 163.86 Former Regis Star nsT cws Rome, he pointed out The union other game played Tuesday, as his Haskell . 89 162.69 times to allow the Gremlins'to pa­ Dehmer . 93 162.48 has existed only in the Ukraine and Setaro ... 93 151.97 Gels CeaehiRg Peel White Russia. Great Russia always rade across the plate for nine runs Sheehan ...... 93 161.10 Cathedral Bluejays hobbled nine Kehoe ...... 90 147.82 has been motivated on political Doe ...... 76 143.62 John McGee, former Regis col­ [ grounds in supressing unity with Kane ...... 76 141.12 Open This Summer lege athlete, has been appointed the Holy See. Immediately after a LEAGUE STANDINGS Korpal ...... 90 139.97 territory where Catholic Ruthen- lasillo ...... 93 139.00 head football coach at Marquette Club W. L. Pet. Mason ...... 87 133.07 high school, Milwaukee, Wis., ac­ ians lived was taken over by Rus­ Regis...... 2 0 1.000 Udry ..... 78 132.31 sia, the machinery for suppressing Mullen...... 1 0 1.000 J. W agner 6 116.38 cording to an announcement re­ OF HIGH GAME 1 uni^ has been set in motion. ceived by the Very Rev. John J. Annunciation ...... 1 0 1.000 Teams a /f o a n i Flanagan, S.J., president of Regis. “For the Russian,” declared Fa­ Cathedral ...... 1 1 .500 Guards ...... - ...... 977 .y y 7 to Aug. 25 r^sofl' McGee was graduated from Regis Prague.—Czech priests have suf­ ther Ledit, “Orthodoxy is a na­ St. Francis’ ...... 1 1 .500 Grand Knights ...... 958 BuYinQ ,biU. in June, 1942, and was known fered “because we were Catholic tional religion . . , and is aided by St. Joseph’s ...... 0 2 .000 T rustees ...... - ...... 1...... 942 the political and police apparatus Individual* $12 a Week throughout his years at Regis as priests,” the Rev. Adolf Kajpr, Holy Fam ily...... 0 2 .000 G ushurst ...... - ...... 256 an outstanding memtier of the foot­ wrote in refuting the “artificially of the country. . . , The conflict Mullen ...... 247 I between Catholic universality and Miller ...... 246: Ckai»‘'** ■ ball squad. In 1942 He was chosen SJ., editor of Katolik, bluntly in the first three innings of the HIGH SERIES { provoked ‘Vatican conspiracy’ national Orthodoxies is the eternal Teams j«TsiW“ • a member of the all-star college conflict between Christ and Caesar, game that ended 10-5 in favor of a CHAA6 « football team that played the pro­ stuff” alleged by Vaclav Kopecky, of the South Siders. Johnny Nem- W ardens ...... 2.739' Communist Czecho-Slovak Minister but a Caesar who claims to be a Trustee* ...... 2.669 Under personal direction of ■ Sa»»*^ fessional champions in Chicago’s Pontifex Ma.ximus as well. mers and Dick Pond gave up only Grand Knights ...... 2.662 » aaajfet' ■ Soldiers’ Field. of Information. Kopecky in a six hits, but could not match Jim Individuals speech at the Communist party con­ “This is why\ on the 360th anni­ Lauvetz ...... —...... 609 RT. REV, MONSIGNOR Previous to entering Regia, Mc­ versary of the Union of Brest, such Stromsoe’s five-hit job. Gee attended Campion high school, gress dwelt upon the “intrigues Scherer ...... —...... 607 emanating from the Vatican.” a gloom has fallen upon Catholic With six games completed and Nicodemus ...... - ...... 606 JOSEPH BOSETTI Prairie du Chien, Wis.; and Pio Ukrainians throughout the world, a grand total of 51 errors chalked IffiNVtRnilHJSTRIALIIMIK Nono high school, St. Francis, Wis. “Czech Catholicism has survived against their charges, the Parochial the anti-Rome movement of 1920,” for the Eastern Caesar has become WOODEN SHOES Care of Chancery Office For the past few years he has been ruthlessly powerful, and has taken coaches have their work cut out serving in the physical education wrote Father Kajpr. “Those who for them, infield practice and more > 1534 CnlHomto ^ ife n o M A in 5 1 5 5 < are Catholics today are convinced over the last part of the territory FOR SHOWER AT department of the navy. where Catholic Ukrainians had infield practice. Unless the weak 1536 Logan, Denver, Colo. that they can be good Catholics and fielding is corrected, the Parochial at the same time good Czechs. grown and become glorious.” SILVER FRONT SHOE Father Ledit described at length league would do well to forget Many of us have come to that con­ about the all-star game with the REPAIRING Bowl for Exercise Portugal Consecrated viction under the most tragic cir­ the circumstances surrounding the cumstances. . . . We are not en­ union of White Russia and the Public league teams. 123116th St. MA.9860 To Mary 300 Years Ago gaged in politics; we do not strive Ukraine in 1675-96 and showed TEIV PIIV for power or riches. What we want that the initiative belonged exclu­ T" ■■ ■ ...... is a bit of real, manly, even if only sively to ecclesiastical circles. The Lisbon.—The tercentenary cele­ Ruthenian Bishops held that sub­ Junior Parochial bration of Portugal’s dedication to modest, freedom, because by our sufferings we have contributed io mission to the Patriarch of Con­ ALLEYS the Immaculate Conception opened stantinople was damnation, but the Mother* s Day-May 12 2558 FRANKLIN with brilliant ceremonies at Vila the preservation of that f>'eedom League Schedule which we fully deserve.” authority of the Pope held salva­ Vicosa, where the dedication took tion. The return to Rome meant REMEMBER HER WITH YOUR Brand New—8 Bromfield-Rillcr place. Cardinal Teodosio Clemente Five thousand Prague Catholics National Streamline Alieva held a meeting the day of the final fearful sacrifices for those who WEEK OF APRIL 28 ae Gouveia, Archbishop of Lour- undertook it, because it meant PORTRAIT Op«n Dallr—III* r.U . to IS enco Marques, Mozambique, blessed sessions of the Communist congress EAST DIVISION Batm an.— I t A J I. to IS facing the combined opposition of the foundation stone of a national in protest over the baseless Red St. Philomena’s va. St. Vincent There i$ a charm and distinction in a Call AL. 1079 for Retervaliont accusations against the Holy See. Protestants as well as the Ortho­ monument to the Immaculate Con­ de Paal’s Rembrandt Studio Portrait *Vfv* Tour Gamt a Bruk— ception and offered Mass in the Among the priests who spoke were dox. The unity had a slow growth St. Francis’ ts. St. Louis* Bawl in Daarar’f Batt” and was brought about not by parish church. Many other Church two who suffered in Nazi concen­ Annunciation team ▼*. Blessed PLEASE MAKE APPOINTMENT NOW dignitaries took part in the cere­ tration camps. Monsignor Oldrich trampling down but by the con­ Sacrament team monies. Zlamal, pastor of Our Lady of version of the opposition. St. John's Ts. Loyola team to insure Delivery before May 12 Lourdes church, Cleveland, 0., an Regarding the chntention that NORTH DIVISION Office of the American relief official, also spoke. Russia has been moved politically St. Catherine’s ▼*. St. Dominic’*' TREASURER - A number of Bishdps and Mon- in suppressing unity, Father Ledit Mt. Carmel team vs. St. Vin­ Keep Your Bin Filled CITY AND COUNTY OP DENVER signor Rafael Fomi, charge d’ declared: "It appears quite clearly cent’s home RCmBRAIIDT STUDIO HanicipsI Bnilding in the documents of the Russian Dtnvcr, Colorsda affaires of the Papal Nunciature, St. Clara’s vs. Holy Family 1524 California St. Cherry 4544 No. J-S07 were present. A resolution pledg­ Holy Synod that dealt with the team ^ Phone Us Your Order New NOTICE OP PURCHASE OF REAL ing fidelity to the Pope was cabled matter in 1839, 1876, and 1945.” ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF AP­ All Grades of Routt County PLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF to Rome. INCWC Radio and Wire] Lump and Egg TREASURER'S DEED. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, snd Confraternity Directors and Stoker Coal« Oil Treated more especislly to Chsrle* E. Crouse, WII- Ham H. H. Neal. Wilbur Van Duyn. Ma­ Plan Meeting in Boston tilda E. Stitt. Benjamin D. French, Charles C 5 X i5 LUMP, EGO, aad NUT H. Goodson, Virginia S. Goodaon, City and Boston. — Fifteen diocesan di­ County of Denver, The Moffat iSinnel Im- rectors of the Confraternity of COME TO THE provement District, John Van Buyn. Christian Doctrine have accepted NO SOOT NO CUNKXRS You snd each of you are hereby notified that on the 19th day of November, 1923, the invitation of Archbishop Rich­ the Manager of Revenue Ex-Officio Treas­ ard J. Cushing of Boston to meet urer of the City and County of Denver here May 6 to aid in formulating and State of Colorado, sold at public sale plans for the eighth national con­ THE PIKES PEAK FUEL to City and County of Denver, sssignor of . I Charles H. Goodson snd Virginia S. Good gress of the Confraternity, which 635 Curtia St. Serving Denver Since 1904 MAin 6181 aon the applicant, who baa made demand will be held here Oct. 26-29. Bish­ for a Treasurer's Deed, the following de­ ops Edwin V. O’Hara of Kansas scribed real estate, situate in the City and County of Denver and State of Colorado, City, Episcopal chairman of the to-wit! Confraternity, and Matthew F. Lots Fhrty-One Ml) to Forty-three Brady of Manchester, member of REGIS BAZAAR M3) Inclusive Only, in Block Eleven the Episcopal committee, will be (11), Rotedale: that said tax sale was made to aatlafy the delinquent general present. taxes assessed against said real estate for the year 1922; that said real estate was Office of tht taxed in the name of Wm. Stitt, 'Trustee TREASURER . MAY 2-3-4 that the statutory period of redemption expired November 19th, 1926: that the CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER Municipal Building same has not been redeemed; that said • property may be redeemed at any time Denver. Colorido _ _ __ before a Tax Deed U issued: that a Tax No. J-606 Deed will be issued to t)ie said Charles H. NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL Goodson and Virginia S. Goodson, lawful ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF AP- PLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF Eat a Delicious Ham Dinner holder of said certificate, on the 9th day of August St 5 o'clock p.m. 1946, unlcM TREASURER'S DEED. the asms has been redeemed b^ore 6 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCfeRN, and o'clock p.m. of said date. more especially to Thomai M. jennett. The Pomeranx Company, City and County Thursday, May 2, 5:00 to 8:00 P.M. WITNESS my liand and seal this 8th of Denver, The Moffat Tunnel Improve­ day of April, 1946. ment District F. E. WILSON (Seal) You and each of you art hereby notified Manager of Revenue, Ex-Officio Trees- that on the 2nd day of December, 1$77, urer, City and County of Denver in the the Manager of Revenue, Ex-Officio Treas­ Fun and Values for All at the Merchandise Marts State of Colorado. urer of the City and County of Denver and First Publication April 11, 1946 State of Colorado, sold at public sal* to Laat Publication April 26. 1946 City and County of Denver, aseignor nf By ROY W. CASS, Tit* Pomerant Company, ths applicant Deputy Treasurer who haa made demand for a T r ^ u r e r ’s Deed, the following described real estate, situate In the City and County of Denver and State of Colorado, to-wit: Lots Thirty-four (34) and Thirty- five (86). in Block Eight (8), Brecn- low Subdivision; that said tax sale was BAZAAR Tivoli Brews made to eatisfy the delinquent general taxes For aascaaed against said re*l estate for the FIRST COMMUNION year 1986; that said real estate was taxed TICKETS GRADUATION in the name of Thomas M. Jennett; that CONFIRMATION th* statutory period of redemption expired ” ORDINATION December 2nd. 1940: that the tame has not the Finest been redeemed: that said property may be W EDDINGS MAY BE MOTHER'S DAY redeemed at any time before a T ^ Deed it ietu td : that a Tax Deed will be iseued to Order Early the etid The Pomeranx Company, lawful OBTAINED AT holder of eald certificate, on the 9th day of Auguat at 6 o'clock p.m. 1946, unices the PORTRAITURE hams has been rei>t;med before 6 o'clock Regis Downtown By HALF p.m. of eaid date. COLFAX WITNESS my hand and saal this 8th Division A GRANT CH. 1057 day of April, 1946. F. E. WILSON (Seal! Manager of Revenue, Ex-Officio Treas­ 711 17th St. or urer. City and County of Denver in the State of Colorado. at the Regis Firtt Publication April 11, 1946 Last Publication April 26. 1946 By ROY W. CASS. Campus I l M M l Deputy Treasurer.

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AlIROKA HOURS I TO ( ST, Chicago Prince of Church AND BY APPOINTMENT Phone PE 6357 Dr. George T. Hein, Chiropractor B A ^ A W S PTl WILL ELECT SUITE 206-7 Unim NaPl Bank Bldg. 104 BROADWAY INVITES YOU TO AURORA [ 9758 E . Colfax A urora 77 JIU BAGAM, PROP. HEW OFFICLIIS St. John's Parinh Radios I Appiieices Phaat Aaran UI ar HL ttl* (St. Jamea’ P.riik, DenTcr) (St. Philomena's Parish, Denver) B EN H ET T S &ATHRENS Sates and Saraitm FRIEJVD The women of the Altar and Ro­ The PTA meeting will be held at HOME SUPPLIES the school hall Monday^ April 29, CONOCO SERVICE sary society are sponsoring a book HONEST WORK—PAIR PRICE* HARDWARE PA1N1 FURNITURE CO. with the sisters as guests oi honor. Washing and Greading ROOFING Ewtrything for th» Horn# review to be given in the Bluebird Election of officers to serve in the Tour Busloao Apprteistod FRANKUN ANDERSON «7U a. 0*lfai An. A«r«n tu NEW AND USED theater Wednesday, May 1. Eve­ next school year will be held in this 6ib A re 'S York EA. 99S2 AURORA. COLORADO *fU R Callaa Aarata. Ctla. lyn Shuck will dramatize Brooklyn meeting. 2316 B. 6tfa Ave ____ RBLg n 9586 AH mothers of eighth nade stu­ Bridge. Tickets are 75 cents end dents are urged to attend in order may be obtained from Mrs. Harold to make plans for the graduation Avs s im e LUMBKR PAINT - BAROWARB Lowrey at EA. 6265, or Mi.ss Louis Circle Drive Merkel IMIULATION NEW FASHION activities. The Rev. Charles Jones, Behrens at EA. 4427. The pro­ an alumnus of St. Philomena’s 2A 22 E 6th Ava. HOSPITAL THB gram begins at 2:15 o’clock. C le a n e r s A D y e r s school, will address the organiza­ BlDshtll OoITm „27sLb. FINEST REPAIR WORK Aurora Lumber Company Recently baptized were the fol­ tion on vocations. Fourth grade FVMb Aspsrairus ______a r e Lb. JOHN a. JOHNSON lowing: > ary Elizabeth, daugh­ B«f Pot Roast ...... ______a r t Lb. IN DENVER Building Readquarten mothers will be hostesses. Short Ribs of Beef ______18c Lb. QUIAK SERVICE Olflct PU al C U F F WELCH P b o M A a ra n tM —FrmiikUa IIM ter of Mr.'and Mrs. John C. Borg, Sunday, April 28, will be Com­ MR. SMAIL 2308 1 . 6TH AVE. SPVau MT> HI? B. Colfaa with Grorge Dodge' and Phyllis munion Sunday for the Sodality of AURORA, COLO. ISO R AUaiaaa An. Aanra U Hoffman as sponsors; Susan, the Blessed Virgin Mary. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley members will receive the Eucharist Enchanting... Irresistible D. Merritt, with William F. Tom- 'in.the 9:30 Mass. AURORA JEWELRY A bling and Eva Lou Chalmers as This week the regular schedule OLIVER’S sponsors; Judith Lu, daughH-r of of dailv Masses was resumed: 6:30, APPLIANCE Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Allen, with 7:15, and 8:15. Erving Geever and Helen Garrett Parish clubs meeting this week 9529 E. Colfax AU. .348 as sponsors; Carol Ann, daughter are: Tuesday, Mrs. L. E. Bums’ MARKET C. E. HOTPOINT REFRIGERATORS. of Mr. and Mrs. Remi Brouillet; with Mrs. J. L. La Tourrette; A joy to have . . . a Denver^s Finest StOVES, BEDNIX WASHING MACHINES David Lloyd, son of Dr. and Mrs, Wednesday, Mrs. J. D. Goodrow’s joy to wear, because FISHING TACKLE Selection of AURORA DRUG Lloyd Florio, with Nelson Bertsche with Mrs. Scheunman; Thursday, \ it’s cool, comfort­ Gao. W. UeBnda AU. ZU and Matilda Hammond as spon­ Mrs, P, F. Giblin’s with Mrs. J. F. FISH & POULTRY PH . A U -80 sors, and Leo and Mary Farley as able, so completely beautiful. Call us Hyde; and Mrs. L. A. Fair’s with today for vour R il^ v COLD WAVE. GRAIN-FED MEATS, Have You Tried proxies. Mrs. Blake Vifquain. P int Cammnnion Made Mrs. Leo Sibert, cookie chair­ MYLADY EDITH BEAUTY 1312 East 6ih Ave Phona PE. 4629 WESTERN AUTO Kenneth Floyd Fling was bap­ The gracioni end diitinfoiibed i Stritch, ix pictured above in an in- man for St. Philomena’s parish, MINNIE B. tized on April 17 and made his reports the following contnbutora KES8ELBR. Mar. SHOPPE SUPPLY CO. Prince of the Church from Chi- formal poie in Archbixhop Urban 2804 E. 6th Ave EA. 0788 LATELY? First Holy Communion on Holy cago, H. Em. Cardinal Samuel A. |j. Vebr’t home, Denver.______to the USO-NCCS club cookie jar Nett Stoek$ in Daily Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent for Easter: Mrs. Frank W. Barry. M l E. V. "TED" MURPHY Halpin were sponsors. Mrs. J. C. Shell, Mrs. Joseph E. COnOUER’S The firms listeci here de­ Em. 2513 or An-9 Mrs. Katherine Snow w a s Barry, Mrs. Nellie Begley, Mrs. J. serve to be remembered hostess to Our Lady of the Holv HOLY FAMILY PARISH PLANS P. Becker, Mrs. Elizabeth Berber- FOOD STORE Rosary circle last week. High ick, Mrs. David Brown. Mrs. W. F. when you are distributing fornuHu tioninatr iV Son) score was won by Mrs. Sullivan Aronld, Mrs. George Babcock, Mrs. your patronage in the dif­ PURSE BROS. and Mrs. McCraner. ANNUAL SOCIAL FOR MAY 16 Robert Bell, Mrs. James G. Berry- ill I m in es AURORA FRUZEM The Birthday club met in honor hill, Mrs. A. C. Bonelli. Mrs. W. E. ferent lines of business. GROCERY & MARKET of Mrs. Agnes Brenner’s birthday (Holy Familjr Parish, Denver) The second grade, under the di­ Buhler, and Mrs. Las Sibert I71M F hlH AVE. EM 27S9 FOOD LOCKERS Tickets are being sent out this rection of Sister John Joseph, fur­ Croceriei - Meau • FrniU at the Beacon inn for lunch. SUiiUmpi protect your foods from St. Zita'i Circle Meet. week for the Elitch social, which nished the program, and won the Atr*boni« bacteria and moulds. Vegetablra St. Zita’s circle was entertained will take place May 16. This is the attendance award. Mary Bellm Becomes AU. 586 or EM. 8997 1?S8 E ut C.lfax A rt, Pk. Aor«r. ISl this month by Mrs. W. H. Henton. biggest social event of the year The book rental system for the KOMAC PAINTS— MAGIC FLAT Mrs. Joseph P. Cecchini will en­ for the Holy Family parish. Ray high school is expected to be put Bride of Dr. Kraft tertain the circle in May at 712 Anthony’s orchestra, which is the into effect by the PTA next fall. MONAROf ALUMTFVUM WARE Locust street. same orchestra that will furnish Plans were made at meeting for ALL SIZES ROASTERS — DUTCH OVENS — CAKE PANS the music for the regular opening the First Communion breakfast Miss Mary Catherine Bellm, COOKIE SHEETS — ROASTER RACK . St. Philomena^s of Elitch Gardens, has been en­ May 12 and the eighth grade gradu­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flavor Seal Aluminum Ware - Pyrex - Glass' - Bake Ml. Elizabeth Thanks gaged for this'occasion. ation breakfast. > Bellm of Denver, was married to Radios - Electrical Appliances - Pressure Cookers Marsolek’s Radio A At the regular meeting of the 2 Converts Received Dr. Joseph R. Kraft of Winona, LAWNMOWER SHARPENING IVew Furniture Store Benefactor for Treat PTA Monday evening, the follow­ Mrs. Jeanne M. O’Hayre, whose Minn., on the 36th wedding anni­ Appliance Store TO SERVE YOU ing officers were elected to serve sponsors were Cleva O’Hayre and versary of the bride's parents 260fv08 East Colfax EA. 5141 Capitol for the 'ensuing year: President, Walter O’Hayre, and Catherine April 6 in St. Dominic’s church, Lucky Hardware AcroM from East BIfh School The guests and sisters at the Mrs. James Kelley; vice president, Marguerite Brand, whose sponsors with the R««C E. J. Trame, S.J., 3rd and CLAYLfON EA. 7833 Furniture Store officiating. The bride was attended Open Eveninffs and Sundays Until Noon DE. 0?4t 2827 E. Colfax at Dttroit Mt. Elizabeth retreat wish to thank Mrs. Frank Woertman; secretary, were Mrs. Irene Brand and James •QUALITY FURNITURE AT LESS their kind benefactor, Frank Kir- Mrs. J. E. Penna; treasurer, Mrs. Ballanti, were received into the by Miss Maxine Ruggles, and the Bring in Your Radio and Save THAN DOWNTQWN PRICES" chhof, for the wonderful treat he E. Heiberger; and auditor-histor­ Church Holy Saturday morning. bridegroom by Dr. John Mint. •I'D ay Gnarantee Z4-Hoor Service sent them for Easter. All enjoyed ian, Mrs. Maurice Pade. The new Father Norbert Walsh adminis­ Mrs. Kraft was graduated from St. Fraorii* de Sales* it verJ^m^lch and said: “God bless officers were installed by the Rev. tered the sacrament of Baptism. Cathedral high school and the St. PELLS Mr. Kirchhof.’’ Edward Leyden. Elizabeth Ann, infant daughter Joseph school of nursing. Dr. Kraft # Auto Accessories of Mr. and Mrs. Clemes, was bap­ attended St. Mary's college, Win­ Alameda Drug Store 2412 EAST COLFAX V. 0. PETERSON. Prop. 0pp. Eait HIch—PltatT af parUat ipaea tized Easter Sunday by the Rev. ona, Minn., and is a graduate of # Radios Delieiout BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH Norbert Walsh. Her sponsors were the St. Loiiis university school of 5 COURSE DINNERS Monica Risdon and Jack Hall. medicine. Mr. and Mr.s. Joseph DUJVER DRUG Cut Rate Drugs O Household Goods Served from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. week days Seminarians John Landrum and Kraft came for their son’s wedding. Fountain Service • School Suppliea 12 noon until 8 p.m. Sundays RECEIVES SEVERAL CONVERTS Louis Hall took part in the Solemn Your Buiinest Appreciated 1001 Ilemi for the Home Watch for Our Lenten SpeciaU Mass Easter Sunday morning C U T ,R A T E Alameda and Broadway and Car (Blessed Sacrament Parish, into the Church and made her when they acted as servers. HANSEN & HANSEN BLOCK Denver) First Communion on Easter Sun­ The Rev. Omer Foxhoven is re­ DRUGS Foreman’s Mrs. Gertrude Eversole of day. Dr. J. Leonard Swigert and covering in Mercy hospital from JEWELERS BUCHANAN’S FLORAL CO. Idaho .Springs was* received into Mrs. August Ruehle were spon- a tonsillectomy performed Mon­ Joe Dwver “Skip” Kerns Appliance Store 3234 £. Colfax at Adams EH. 3311 the Church by the Rev. Harley k>rs. Ruth Jane Scott was also day. 1628 17th St. LIQUOR STORE 3539 E. Colfax EA. 4283 0pp. Blue«Bird Schmitt on Easter Sunday. Kar- received into the Church and re­ The Altar and Rosary society ONE STORE ONLY 1400 So. Broadway Member will participate in the proceeds of Fine Wines and Liquors Guaranteed Radio Repairing lene Nagel, daughter of Mr. and ceived First Holy Communion, Florists Telearaph Delivery Association Mrs. Charles Nagel, was received with Thomas Currigan and Miss all tickets sold by its members for RA. 2405 Wt Fratar. Chrlatisa B n. WInunu HUMMEL FIGURINES Lillian Castres as sponsors. Scott the games party 'Tuesday, April 30. AIX POPUI>.\R BEERS Lee Newcome was baptized and Miss Mary Jane Aragon has re­ Ph. PE. 1777 377 So, Broa turned to Canon City after spend­ NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE 4679 r O A L 4679 received First Communion on York Pharmacy The firms listed here de­ Easter Sunday. ing the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Bluebird Hardware Wadge and Harris C O Q O PTA to Meet April 29 C. Kline. l»RE.S(;RII•TIO^S serve to be remembered Lump and Egg ___ sJrWeWM The Parent-Teachers’ associa­ Mrs. Clara Heiderstadt has re­ AND DKIIG.S STILLWELL A SON A Appliance when you are distributing WASH snd EAGLE ’ ffilT KQ turned from Geneva, Nebr., where Men’s 3740 E. COLFAX Lunp snd E (i ______V * * * * 0 tion will meet in the school hall 2300 East Oilfax your patronage in the dif­ Monday afternoon, April 29. All she went to attend the funeral of Phone EM. 8837 O. J. CONNORS. Prop. her father-in-law, Henry Heider­ Texaco Service Hardware — Palnti and Appliances $6.2S past presidents and former mem­ Soils ferent lines of b u ^ ess. IV4" Donbls Sersen N at. stadt. Alsrfsk 8«rrtt. NOW—Electric Ironi For Sale bers will he honored by a tea. A PROMPT SERVICE SUPREME jBOAL CO. special invitation is extended to The junior-senior prom will be LKSTUK'S CHANGE TO SUMMER all members to be present. The held at the Lakewood Countrj’ GREASE AND OILS club on Thursday evening. May 2. BROADMOOR Drop in and Sea "Phil" 1144 So. Pennsylvania kindergarten rhythm band will WATCH REPAIRS BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES at tha The Fair Colleen Charmain Jensen was elected prom furnish the entertainment and 7-DAY SKRVKX CLEANERS Tire Recapping and Repairing Phmie EAti 8979 thiid and fourth room mothers queen, with Norma Manes and ALAMEDA A 8. LINCOLN PE. MIS ONE-YEAB GUARANTEE Leo and Bill Burke, Prop*. The Blarney Shop 3205 East Colfax a l Staselc St. Joseph’s Parish will be hostesses. Margaret Lovelace as senior at­ E ait Denver*a Better Barbera tendants, and Anna Mae Kirk and <^a li. a p c D O K (POLISH) 1529 Welton (Ilerry 2447 3209 Blast Colfax fFith Complete Beauty New Scout Mothers Loretta Kennedy as junior attend­ DELIVERY ■ W*VWW EM. 9986 Service ants. 712 SOUTH PEARL Honored Bob Jones, Jack Toohey, .Pat Westerkamp Bros. Scout mothers of troop 145 Ahern, Sharon Digenan, and Lois KE. 9043 5106 Wash. honored new Scout mothers at a Foley were selecteii from the Span­ Joyce Cleaners Si. Joseph’s Parish / tea,ea AprilA p r 2 in the home of Mrs. ish cla.ss to attend the Pan-Ameri­ 0 1 2 1 i QUALITY GLEANING EVERYTHING A GOOD GROCERY r. J. Maiahoney, 1935 Cherry street. can Affairs conference April 16. Hottast NoBb«r to T sva SHOULD HAVE The following officers were in­ The conference was sponsored by REASONABLE PRICES NiLLsoN Bro th ers 'BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRIOB stalled: Mrs. Ready Kenehan, the department of modern lan­ y.ur Garments Insnred Against Firs For that Watcb or Diamond —WE DELIVER— ORDLK and Than you alwayt wanled-^ee president; Mrs. M. Hedeman, vice guages of rtie University of Denver Call VICK’S president; Mrs. James Carpenter, and was Directed by S. 0. Palleske, Finer Cleaning OUAUTY UQUOR STORE CAMERON CREDIT ll^ lj Nahoj«t secretary; and Mrs. David Finne­ a professor in that department. gan, treasurer. ' ^ o d e fe lt Faster Service For Beer, Wines Jetcelers Mr. and Mrs. William A. Jef­ Australia Bishop Says COAL BOTTLE OR CASE DARQ Wgteb Inspector* fries announce the birth ^ a boy, Law Hinders Church CLEANERS AND DYERS 719 Santa Fa Di*iTa GOOD CLOTHES NEED Stephen Forrest, April 9 in St. AOW t i t BROADWAY 1284 So. Pearl SP. 3662 240 Santa Fe Drive KE. 7943 Sydney, Australia.—On his way PhoBst PE. 17M A PE. t7 tt NOT BE EXPENSIVE Joseph’s hospital, Denver. Mrs. Jeffries is the former Ruth Marie to Rome for an audience with Pius Better to Be Safa and Warm SANTA FE FUEL CO. Fulton. XII, 70-year-old Bishop Francis X. Than Cold and Sorry BOB & VAN’S THE James E. Clifford of Durango Gsell of Darwin, recent golden tool'Santa Fe Drive CH. 5015 spent the week with his brother- jubilarian in the priesthood, an­ PROMPT DELIVERY Baebanan^s SERVICE R O T O LO ’S Meat Market in-law and sistpr, Mr. and Mrs. M. nounced his intention of stopping 796 So. Broadway COAL-WOOD-GAS ENGLISH J. P'oley. off in Canberra to dispute federal Cafe & Cocktail Lounge 750 SANTA FE DRIVE Marjorie Wagner, seaman first legislation—the Darwin Land Ac­ Standard Gas and Oils OIL - IGE class in the Spars, received an quisition act of 1945—which, he Rugby Coal Co. F i n e F o i n I s FRESH FISH TAILORS honorable discharge last week and claims, prevents the building of a 369 South Broadway OPEN 7 TO 7 WEEK DATS THE YEAR ROUND is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cathedral in Darwin, since it con­ 1144 Fifth St. Cloied All Day Sondayi 901 FIFTEENTH STREET L. U. Wagner. verts all freehold Church land Combine Quality and Style Members of St. Rita’s circle there into leasehold. Watkms & Sons NATIONAL at Prices You Can Afford (FORMERLY BILLY VAN'S) will enjoy the hospitality of Mrs. JACKSON’S 3 DAY SERVICE Frank J. Guiry on Tuesday, April Mr. Walter J. Herwln Quality Foods—Meats 30, when she will entertain at Cut Rate Drugs When Things ImoU Dark BRANDS STORES ■■ Suggests for Easter Fish—Groceries ' HIGH GRADE MEATS luncheon and bridge in her home. PRESCRIPTIONS W* Dglircr Order* of $2.00 or More VEGEiABLES and GROCERIES Annunciation -Leci Murphy suffered a broken DIAMONDS IX)GKETS FOUNTAIN SERVICE Call PE. 4686 820 Santa Fe TA. 0538 741-743 Sanu Fe KE. 0747 leg in a fall in his home last week. WATCHES RUSARIES FREE PROMPT DELIVERY Pickup and Delivery Thomas Currigan, U. S. army CR08.SES COMPACTS Can BP. M4( Devaing A Alsmsd. AMERICAN ■air forces, was honorably dis­ ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS Plain Dresses 85c Holj Familv Sc A lOc STORE charged earlier this week, after M!RACU1X)US MEDAI.S and CHAINS 8AVB v m t AND 110NET I three and a half years of service. SCAPULAR MEDALS Men’s Suits 60c W* a«v« TbouMn

PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 9f8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 - T h ursday, April 25, 1946

Yow MONEY PROBLEM cai ba SL Joim’s PTA EIG H H CHILDREN TO RECEIVE pjrei rAminimifln SOLVED BY 1ST COMMUNION IN ENGLEWOOD ^ ! j THE ENGLEWOOD INDUSTRIAL DANK (St. Louis’ Parish, Englawood) Clelland, Joseph Melchior, Pa­ Day to Be Noted This Bank offers a Complete Loap Service. To obtain a loan, Plans Evening Eighty children will receive tricia Michaud, Pauline Michaud, come in, telephone, or write. Our representative will call at their First Holy Communion in Mary Kathleen Miller, Kathleen your home if you desire. the 8 o’clock Mass this Sunday. Otterpohl, Marilyn Pelton, John AUTOMOBILE LOANS Ten of the children are orphans Polichio, Joseph Pohehio, John Meeting Apr. 29 from the Colorado State home. Rice, Wilma Jean Roach, Archie At Presentation are made on all makes of cart, We will refinance yonr present loan and advance yon more money or we will finance the The class is as follows: Romero, John Romero, Marilyn pnrchase of a new car. S im p ly bring the title to us and (St. John’s Parish, Danvar) Roccine Accettura, Richard Sausa; > (Presentation Perish, Denver) obtain your money. Anderson, William Becker, Jer- Virrinia Schwind^Mark Sirok- Mrs. Harry T. O’Rourke will rold Bolis, Howard Braham, An man, Mary Claire ^rague, John The following children of the CHARACTER LOANS preside at the/annual nigTht meet­ thony Bratrsovsky, Donald Burke, Trenkle, Leova Valdez, Marvin Presentation school will receive We will loan yon from $10 to $100 on yonr signatnre only ing of S t John’s PTA, which will Jerome Burton, Patricia Carlon, Valencia, Leona Vogt, Michael their First Holy Communion in if your are steadily employed and have a good credit reeord. be held in the school hall on . Mon­ Frances Chance, Margaret Che- Wagner, Francis Walsh, Loretta the 8 o’clock Mass this Sunday: Cosigners are acceptable on larger loans. No embarrassing day, April 29, at 7:45 p.m. Fathers line, Robert Cheline, Cherie Ce­ Weith, Marvin Welch, Margie Judith Ann Hildebrand, Claudia inquiries made of friends or relatives. of the children as well as the past cilia Crock, David Darnell, Kath­ Wildt, Louise Wildt, Mary Woods, Gorman, Jerry Flemming, Larry FURNITURE LOANS presidents of the association will leen Darnell, Patrick Darnell, Edmond Melchior, Andrew Alva­ Krenzer, Carolyn Krenzer, Tommy be the honored guesta. After a Patricia Darnell, Rae Ann DdLeve, rado, Manuel Alvarado, Albert Kirkpatrick, Frank Knafelc, Your household furniture is considered as excellent security short business session, the Rev. for a loan at the Englewood Industrial Bank. A telephone Charles Denning, Ronald Denning, Benal, Clarita Benal, Ben Gurule, George Mayns, Richard Petros< Hubert Newell will be presented Madeline Drotar, David Dryer, Nick Qarule, Epeminio Sepulveda, Lenore Purcell, Allen Stauffer. call will bring our appraiser to yonr home to determine the as the ^est speaker. Sister Ma^ Dorothy Sedlmayer, Daniel Schrei amount yon can borrow on yonr fnmitnre. Walter Ficklen, Dolores Fritz, Berta Shull, Mary Valdez, and Colombiere’s seventh grade pupils Maureen Gallagher, Daniel Gerety, Joseph Vujnocich. ner, Deanna Vahling, Phylli.' mSTALLMENT FINANCING will then present a play entitled Richard Gogpn, Judy Hanson, The church will be reserved for Thompson, David Warner, Clarlene We will advaiPe the money to buy fnmitnr^,. refrigerators, Wedding BelU for Heptxdee, Barbara Jean Hoy; ^he children, their Mrents, and Youngburg,/'Barbara jl$nson, Ce­ radios, washing machines, or any household appHanee. Anto- Mrs. Emmett Cloughesy and Billie Joe Hunt, Charles Jen­ Mfriends at the 8 o^clock .Mass. cilia McCabe, and George Moore. mobiles, furniture, and appliance dealers are invitedxo in­ Mrs. John Hinterreiter will serve sen, Eugena Junk, Richard Junk, Parishioners are asked to arrange The angels will be Rosalie quire about our Credit Finance plan. We discount iiutallsnent refreshments in the social houp Mary Joyce Kleeb, Eleanor to attend the other Masses. Mayns, Marilyn Rider, Shirley paper of all kinds. following the meeting. They Will Kurtz, David Losaw, Roger PTA Plan* Game* Party Gilley, Peggy Nelson, Doris WE PAY 3% ON SAVINGS be assisted by mothers of the sev­ Lossw, Patricia Lowe, Roseanne A games party sponsored by the Krenzer, Rowena Stauffer, ban­ A FUR enth grade pupils. Mahoney, Garfield Manchego, PTA will be held in the hall Fri- ner girl; Marlene Esterlinfi Aneta Young Peoples John McCabe, Mary Joan Mc­ day evening, April 26, at 8 o’clock. Moran, and Christina Valdez. A good attendance is requested. May Devotion Planned Englewood Industrial Bank Social Slated Hams are being offered in the May devotions will be held every SCARF a. a OWEN, Fraldsnt The Young People’s social slated games and as a special prize. evening at 7 ;30 o’clock except for April 25 will be held Wednes­ IPTURE Marian Sorority Meats Sundays during the month of May. 3494 So. Broadway IngIVtm day, May 1, in the school hall. The Marian sorority of St. The Altar and Rosary society is . . Your Most All young people of the parish are Louis’ parish met in the home of sponsoring its annual spring card Flattering [ invited to attend and to bring their party in the Catholic Charities an­ Charlotte Pytlinski April 23. The Accessory I friends with them. A specie invi­ following officers were elected for nex on Tuesday evening, April 30, Emphasizing interesting ar­ LATE AGAIN! Os«a Brsalaas tation is extended to former serv­ IS SyCCESSFRl the coming year. Prefect, Char­ at 8 o’clock. Refreshments will be rangements of four or more D. DEIJTSCH ice men. lotte Pytlinski; vice prefect, Helen served, and there will be prizes for skins, in Martens, Sables, OPTOMETRBT 85 Y m n P rs e tln The sacrament of Confirmation The other day a Denver Catholic Poole; secretary, Donna Bot, and every table and a number of spe­ Minks, Squirrel, or Kolinsky See will be administered in St. John’s treasurer, Irene Michaud. cial prizes. Etm was asked by a non-Catholic . . . all of Jonas quality. EiasilB*a church by Archbishop Vchr on Fri­ Plans were made for the May All games of cards and bunco day, May 17. Adults who have not friend: “You Catholics are not Wms Eich GIsssm permitted to read the Bible, are crowning Sunday, May 6, at 3 will be played. Players are asked J o n a s FitUd been confirmed and who wish to re­ p.m. in the church and for the ^ R O S . Brokca Ltnsw you?’’ It was one of those old to bring their own cards, and 1037 BROADWAY Your ceive the sacrament at that time annual tea given for all the those wishing to lend their card DnpUcaUd are requested to hand in their sophisms again. The answer, of Watchmaker course, was given to put the non mothers of the parish following tables for the party are ask'fed to 15S2 Oculists* Prescription Filled names at the rectory. the crowning ceremony. All call Mrs. Harold Kerstiens, 420 Genains Kryptok The first post-war fashion show Catholic straight.’ There would not I'atherine\ Lawrence lorUibU BIfoewl SlnrU Vblon be any point in bringing this up mothers are invited to attend this King street, KE. 7828. The proceeds Ltnawi to Sto Glasses, com- will be sponsored by the Altar tea. The girls will serve, and will be used for the summer festi­ Gl/Wdsls 1881 48X7 Bllot MA. 8862 Par and Ntar « plats with society- in the Denver Dry Goods if it were not for the coincidence fran s. that about the same time a group Marianettes will sini val expense funds. All friends of ETcrtharps Ciroand all fn one. store on May 16. Plans for a membei^ip drive the parish are invited to attend. • LERCHER PHARMACY 1847 R ortr At Reasonable Prieoa Ph. TA. 8842 of 85 to 40 Catholics of St. Cath­ were also formulated. High school DLIVER’S SERVICE SUfsrwsr* 1519 Curtis St Aereaa Press Mrs. Thomas O’Keefe and Mr*. erine’s parish had just completed Boy Scout troop 200 and Cub FORMERLY OF ARVADA B aer’s John D. Grover have received word a series of Scripture classes under graduates will be invited into the Scout troop 200 will sponsor a A N Y M A KE WILL APPRECIATE that their brother, Maj. J. W. the direction of the Rev. John sorority. A banquet will be given games party in Community hall on REFRIGERATORS - STOKERS YOLR PATRONAGE Brennan, has arrived in the United Stein. Father Stein pointed out for the new members in June. Monday evening. May 13. WASHING MACHINES Those appointed as committee HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES States after a year’s duty in the early in the series that Catholics, Needlework Club 44th & Zuni g r . 1791 Philippines. Maj. Brennan, who instead of being prevented from chairmen were Joy Huot, Our The Needlework club will meet Fumacet Cleaned and Repaired is on terminal leave, has been in Lady’s committee; Frances Schiel, reading the Bible, are urged to Eucharistic committee; Opal in the home of Mrs. A. Brunner, the service since July, 1942. read, study, and meditate on the 634 Lowell boulevard, on Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Wolf­ 5take, apostolic committee; Eloise WHY PAY CARFARE? Sacred Scriptures. Greenwell, Catholic truth commit­ May 2, at 10:30 o’clock. gang are spending a vacation in Perhaps there is some under­ The Rev. M. J. Blenkush wishes Our Every Day Price* BOB & TED’S S e r v i c e San Francisco and Los Angeles. tee; Louise Wirtz, social life com­ Save Von Money standing this gross conception to thank the women who cleaned Red A While Grocery & Market Mr. and Mrs. Clem Webber re­ mittee; and Elaine Smith, pub­ Pretcripliom Carefully Filled of misinformed non-Catholics. It licity committee. y and decorated the church, the FINE SELECTION turned from De Beque last week would seem to hinge on the dan­ choirs, the ushers, and men who MEATS. FISH AND POULTRY after attending the funeral of Mrs. ger of misinterpretation. In the New members welcomed at the helped during the Easter season. DHD DRUG CD. “Once Tried . . . Satisfied” Webber’^ mother, Mrs. Anna Neu* meeting were Donna Bot, Adeline first place Father Stein brought Banns of marriage were read CR. 9934______38th a Clgy 2707 W. 38th GR. 2773 man. out the caution by S t Peter, who May, Elaine Smith, Shirley Ranke, for the second time April 14 for P l a t e s and Louise Wirtz. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest V. Beck had said that Sacred Scriptures Louis Cardenas of Presentation are enjoying an extended vacation. could be read to one’s own destruc­ The next meeting will be held parish and Helen Valdes SERVICE return the cards that will be pdrtrayal of devotion to their WHIPPING ihanded them at the church, and patroness, the Blessed Mother, Tel. EMeraon 2171 CREAM which will indicate how many will May 5 at 8 o’clock in the evening IVow A vailable on Y our C ar or Truck a t be in their party. in the Cathedral are from 16 par­ DORAN MONA LI§A High Quality Ice Cream A meeting to form a Young ish sodalities and their positions in People’s club in the parish will the evening are as follows: HATTERS Restaurant Kearney Creamery MURPHY-MAHONEY CHEVROLET be neld in the school Tuesday, Csndle-bssrcrs, Eilsrn DuSkr sod I ’’Bat RtcaadlUanlet 1308 Colorado Boulevard VirziDis Grout; uihers, Dorothy St. Ssrtlet EzeiaaiTaJy'' 2206 Kearney EM. 7273 April 30, at 7:30 p.m. All young ^obn, Ntncy Pctraglis. tod Lois Msr- DENVER. COLO. single men and women of the quex: tbs cross, Bsrbsrs Lucy. Alveria 733 E. Coifaa at Clarkao* Pawlowski, Joy Hunt, Bernice Sheridan, Nine Specialized Departments in Our Modern Equipped Service Department, pansh from the 11th grade in CALL MAIM S838 We Specialise in Pennaoent Rossmtry Barth, Marsnret McCuUaugh, SAVE TIRES—BUT AT OLSON’S each supervised by factory trained specialist, to assure the best, most efficient school and over are invited to at­ Dorothy Gilmore, Marie CrocI, Marjorie .Far Pre* Pkfc-ap aad Dattvary Waving and Hkir Styling and most economical service possible. Following are nine reasons why we can tend. Bolleri, Kathleen Rourke, Mary Sebas­ Sarvica Helen Ann Smith, a student tian, Edna Weisner, Katherine Ann Lee, THLLMA KASSON serve you best: Mary A . Kelly, Ann Frobar, Kathryn nurse of the Seton school of QuinnT Dorothy Jenson, Mary Margaret OLSON’S, BEAIJTY SALON nursing, is at Children’s hospital Powell, Mary Jos Lee, Betty Caraghsn. JAMES BONNER. Mgr. THELMA EASSON. Hanagw 1. Line jMechanics 4. Body and Fender in Denver for a sevsn weeka’ Rosanna Tucksr, Rose Marie Coioueeo, TEXACO FIRE CHIEF 2750 W. 29th GL 3618 7. Lubrication Theresa Nelson, Gloria Billings, Donna 1871 COLOBADO BLVOl motor, tranimUsion and rear complete equipment for all course in child nursiug. M. Van Swearingen, Anna M. Lorvnso, PHONE DEXTER 1118 complete modem lubfieatioa BONIVER’ S 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 DENVER. COLORADO end. type* of body and fender facilities. Winnie Coyne, Mary Early, Frances work. SteSensen, Mary McCormick. Irene TEXACO STATION Horrat, Rita Dcisner, Geraldine Hor- IDA V. MITCHELL EA. 4757 2. Frame & Front End worth, Celeate Bollera. Lillian Golcsb, GAS, OIL AND ACCESSORIES 8. Brakes Globeville Parish GREASING AND WASHING Fairfax Hardware Yvheel alignment, wheel bal­ 5. Paint Shop Jo Ann Gibson, Mary O'Connor, Florence 'Park Hill Flower Shop latefl equipment including Caajar, Mary Rogers. Elisabeth Motley, PHONE KB. (851 (Colfax at Fairfax) ance. frame, axle, front end complete paint job* our *pe> Helen Dartman, Buelah Martell, Dolores Spacr aad Bannack Danver 4, Cola. FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION correction. eiaity. | brake dmmt lathe and pol­ To Plan Festival Jensen, Cecilia Moore, and Mary Kath­ HARDWARE. GLASS. PAINTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS isher. erine Yeager; t LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED WE USE SPRAY’S COFTEE 4625 E. 23rd Ave. Our Fathdrs, Lorraine Tice, Rita F.A. 3777 5022 E. Colfas D«Hr«i7 Service Denver 7* Cole. 3. Tune*up & Elect’eal 6. Wash and Polish . (Holy Rosary Parish, Denver) LaTouretta, Dorothy Negri. Viola 9. Radiator LIQUID COjFFEE HL U RINEHART. Prop. ' **26 V«ar« in Floral Buitnen** motor analyst*, carburetor, car washing and polishing An important meeting will be Cinea, Rolcda BelU. and Margaret Mc- Lellao; Hail Marys, first three, Priscilla COMPANY starter*, generator* and and motor and chasak complete radiator repair held in the school hall Tuesday Sanches, Margaret Lynch, and Marla lighting. cleaning. service. Casagranda; first decads, Ann De Delicious Hot Coffee for evening, April 30. AH parishion­ Saverio. Lsona Ecker, Jane Lucero, Any Sise Party If IPs Available ers are invited to attend, as plans Gloria Grlscntl. X,oanttte Green, Lenor* TELEPHONE ORDERS—TA. :«M Scholl We Will Have It Cap'illuppo, Doris Pils,Pits, Sally Romero, lilt Market Street We Dalirtr NO DiHLAY— D R lV i: E¥ TODAY will be made for the summer fes­ bath Hartioei, and - Cbarlptte . Fast Service------Modem Equipment------Trained Experienced Help Pytlinski; Park Hill Hardware tival for the benefit of the church. Second dqcade, Mabel Negri, Dolores CBOCEIUBS Two well-trained choirs sang on Weaver, Dorothy Ross, Rnth Reiss. Keep Your & Appliance Co. R-E-M-E-M-B-E-R Dorothy Johnson, Josephine Marques, Vision Easter Sunday. T h e children’s Gloria Greening, Estells Eneintas, Helen 5027 E. 28lb Ave. EH. 1589 The Strike Is Over but It May Be ar Long Time Before Ypu Can Get a New Car choir, under the direction of Sistar Poole, and Mary Elaine Mahon: third DP TO DATE decade, Cbarlen^ Piaraon, Kathleen Mary Magdalene, sang at the 8 O’Brien, Peggy Hebert, Colette Holder. Dr. John R. Connie Young, Marian Bourne, Dorothy o’clock Mass, and the adult choir, Boilers, Veronica Kitaon, Yvonne Boilers, MURPHY-MAHONEY CHEVROLET under the direction 'of J. Tracy, Katherine-Haberkom, and Rita Tucker; COYLE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Fourth decade, Margaret Mary Cog­ sang at the 10 o’clock High Mau gins, Bernice Archer, Florence Hert- Optometrist 26 Years Sam^ Location 2986 N. Speer Blvd. GL. 4747 and at the celebration ,of the han, Mary Knousa, Margaret Sedlmayer. Ramona Gonsales', Dorothy ArehnItU. KE. 8603 THEY ARE RELIABLE J^MUfrection on Saturday evening. iRossli* Margnts, Cathsrine Vsraldl. and SW Mack Bldg.