THemher of Audit Bureau of CireidtdioM $25,000 Given for New School in Colorado Springs

Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc. 1044 — Permission to Reproduce, Except on Plans Being Readied Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Donation Conies From Per Participation in DENVER CATHOUC El Pomar Foiindation Clothing Collection COLLEGE Through Mrs. Penrose Loretto Heights college, Den­ ver, opened this week •with a One-Week Drive Opens Sept. 24; 10 Million record enrollment of both resident Building for Corpus Ghrisli Grado Classos Wiii REGISTER and day students. Doubling the Pounds Sought; Need in European Lib The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We 1943-1944 enrollment, resident Cool $56,000; Wiii Bo FirsI Unil in Pro­ Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller students number 149, according Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. to the official registration figures. erated Territories Is Desperate Thirteen states are represented on posed Program of Expansion the roster, as well as Cuba, Mex­ Detailed plans for Colorado Catholics’ participation in VOL. XXXX. No. 3. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, SEPT, 14, 1944. $1 PER YEAR ico, and the Dominion of Canada. Mrs. Spencer Penrose, widow of Spencer Penrose, Colo­ the emergency collection of clothing for Europe are being The official count of resident rado Springs philanthropist, representing the El' Pomar and day studento totaled 236. Of prepared by the Rev. Elmer J. Kolka, appointed as arch­ this number, 130 are freshmen, foundation, has given $25,000 to the Corpus Christ school diocesan director of the drive by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, Bedridden Ten Years, Electrical the largest freshman class ever of Colorado Springs, it was announced by the Rev. Anthony Father Kolka also has been in touch with Bishop Joseph C. enrolled in the college. Every G. Elzi, pastor. This initial sum is to be used toward the Willging of Pueblo concerning the campaign. possible living accommodation has erecting of a new parochial grade school, which will be been utilized in making room for As announced in a letter from Archbishop Vehr, the Qenius Wins Decoration in Army the great increase in resident built at an estimated cost of $55,000. The new school, collection opens Sept. 24 for one week.' Catholics all over students. providing for an enrollment of more than 200 children, the nation are taking part in this + The Latin American students will include, in addition to class­ work of charity. With the rapid (By T. Sgt. J o h n F. C o n n o rs) arrived at the college last Sunday, rooms, a hall for social activities advance of the Allied armies and Field this week much impressed by the grandeur Will Become An amazing story of a boy bed­ Qenius Was Rewarded ^ l . John W. Sul­ with recreation facilities. It is to the consequent opening up of libe ridden for 10 years and his Irish- and beauty of the campus and Charity Nun [ rated territories, a gigantic task livan was awarded ihe Legion of Merit for his work in building arma­ college buildings. Their names be constructed of brick to har­ Catholic father, who would not ment “ bread-boards,” “ mock-ups,” and “ jigs” that have not only of caring for the needy persons in take no for an answer. Was cli­ are Senorita Franco Martinez and monize with other buildings in districts formerly occupied by the revolutionized teaching in the school bur made the task of tlje aver­ Senorita Delia Rodriguez from the adjacent block, which include maxed on Lowry Field last week, age student a hundred times easier. Pinning the Legion of Merit on Nazis faces the United Nations. when S. Sgt. John W. Sullivan, a Cuba, and Senorita Alicia Con- the Penrose pavilion and Glockner The work is being carried on by Sgt. Sullivan is Col. Raymond P, Todd,, the commanding officer of treros from Mexico City. The hospital. Plans are being formu­ [[AGUE UlflllG member of the armament school, Lowry Field.— (Official photo U. S. AAF— by AAF Training Command) the. United Nations Relief and Re­ was awarded the army’s third Canadian student is Miss Eliza­ lated whereby parishioners and habilitation Administration, under highest decoration, the Legion of beth MacDonald of Montreal. friends can contribute to the the direction of Herbert H. Leh­ Merit. The students in the states com­ building fund, thus insuring that man, former Governor of New i'i' \ ^4, -tj ing from the greatest distances work will begin as soon as mate­ York. Officially, Sgt. Sullivan’s cita­ are Miss Helen De Latuer of Seat­ rials are available. The school will tion reads: “ For exceptionally With the approach of winter, tle, Wash., and Miss' Mary Lois be the first building erected in an meritorious conduct in the per­ Coquillard of South Bend, Ind. expansion program in Corpus the need for clothing for the war- formance o f outstanding services The Catholic Parent-Teacher stricken civilians o f Europe pre­ (jlasses began Wednesday. Sev­ Christi parish. As there is no league will begin its 1944-46 ac­ from May to July, 1943. The enty-nine courses are being of­ separate rectory at the present sents an acute problem. Many airplane armorers’ school at tivities with a day of instruction fered by the college in the first time, one will be built. 'The parish have been stripped of possessions. Lowry Field was faced with a in the Lincoln room of the semester. They cover a •wide va­ likewise plans to acquire addi­ Even if they had money to spend shortage of instructors and in Shirley-Savoy hotel, Denver, riety of subjects in more than 20 tional lots for playground facili­ — ^which most do not— they would structional equipment. To meet Thursday morning. Sept. 21, at be luiable to buy their needs in fields, including art, biology, ties. 9:30 o’clock, it was announced the situation, S ^. Sullivan, in ad­ chemistry, education, English, the. already distressed clothing dition to his duties as an instruc­ Corpus Christi, the newest par­ this week by the Rev. Hubert markets. 'The charity of Ameri­ French, history, home economics, ish in Colorado Springs, was Newell, archdiocesan superintend­ tor, with initiative and unusual journalism, litin , mathematics, cans is ' all that stands between founded in 1916 by the late Rev, ability devised and installed lab­ music, philosophy, physics, physi­ ent of schools. Mrs. T. J. Mor­ them and bitter suffering this Felix Abel, who remained as pas­ rissey, president of the CPTL, wiU oratory and classroom equipment cal education, religion, secretarial winter. Because shipment must tor until ill health forced his re­ preside. Father Newell will ex­ that provided a new and effective ••^studies, sociology, Spanish, and be made very soon, the collection type of training, affording a prac­ tirement in 1941. He was suc­ plain the plans and purposes of a will attempt to reach its goal of speech. school of instruction. tical rather than a theoretical There were few faculty changes ceeded by the Rev, Anthony G. 15 million pounds of clothing, the method of instruction. . . . S^. Elzi, formerly of Annunciation Chairmen of the sectional meet­ minimum needed, in just one made this year. The new mem­ Sullivan’s efforts have resulted in bers are Sister Mary Xavier in the parish, Denver. Under the direc­ ings will be as follows: Outline of week. a noticeable improvement in the tion of Father Elzi, the parish duties of officers, Mrs. Paul business department and Miss Father Kolka will get in touch practical knowledge of electricity Martha Dee Wallace in the home debt of $12,600 as o f August, Frances Rila McCormack, daugh­ Kueser, Cathedral; membership 1941, was completely paid off by with pastors about the method of gained by the students.” economics department. ter of Mrs. Mary McCormack and and hospitality, Mrs. Geo. collecting, sorting, and shipping February, 1944. In 1921, the Schwartz, St. Philomena’s; pub Unofficially and ^ite frankly the late John McCormack of the the clothing, and the full plans Sgt. Sullivan will tell you that his School Sisters of St. Francis came licity, Mrs. John R, Nalty, Loyola; will also be announced next week from Milwaukee, Wise., to open .4nnunciation parish, Denver, left program, Mrs. M. E. Cooke, St. father, James J. Sullivan of Nau in the Denver Catholic Register. gatuck. Conn., is responsible for Pupils Sent by the second of the city’s two Cath­ Aug. 29 to enter the novitiate of Catherine’s; ways and means, Mrs. All types of useful wearable gar­ olic schools. An old railroad board­ H. F. Brorame, St. Mary’s acad­ his success today. Born 23 years the Sisters of Charity of Leaven­ ments are needed. Outerwear ago, the sergeant contracted in ing house was procured for their emy; room representatives, Mrs. should be cleaned (not dry convent. This building they still worth. Miss McCormack waa grad­ H. F. Thompson, St. Louis’, Engle­ fantile paralysis about a year Truck to School uated from Annunciation high cleaned). Undergarments and all after birth. It was so severe that occupy. Under their capable wood; war activities, Mrs. W. J. types of cotton garments should be management the enrollment grew school in 1942 with the highest Ducey,. St. John’s. AU PTA presi doctors held out little hope to his average in the class and was washed before being contributed. father. so much that a two-room school dents are expected to attend, to­ In addition to wearing apparel, From Irondale no longer was adequate. In 1925, awarded a scholarship to the St. gether with their officers, room “ But dad’s just one of those Mary college, Leavenworth, Kans., blankets, sheets, pillowcases, Irishmen who doesn’t take no for the present two-«room school ivas representatives, and chairmen of quilts, and other bedding are built to provide additional facili which she attended for one year. standing committees. an answer,” the sergeant says. “ The most outstanding action in She was then employed in the of­ needed, but shoes are not to be And the older Sullivan’s forti ties. During the past few years The general theme of the Cath­ the cause of religions education in fice of the Public Administrator collected. The goal is at least tude and persistence paid off. The this locality has oeen made by the even these added classrooms olic Parent-Teacher league this one garment from every parishio­ were unable to accommodate all of the City and County of Denver. bedridden boy was taicen from one Irondale parents,’.’ averred the For the past six months she had year is: “ America’s Future in ner. doctor to another for more than those wishing to attend the school War and Peace Is Dependent Rev. John S. Giambastiani, O.S.M., been employed in the property of- Clothing is to be sorted into eight years, until he was able to ^ t o r of Assumption parish. The present record enrollment of Upon the Christian Home and 125 children clearly indicates the Sice of the Rocky Mountain arse* seven types: 1, outercoats of all walk •with crutches, and today he is ^elby. nal. Family.” The monthly program is kinds; 2, men and boys’ woolen as normal and healthy as any other. urgent need of a new school. as follows: Thirty children of all ages are goods; 3, men 'and boys’ cottons Taught With Toy* being_ brought by truck every Realizing this grave situation, September: “ The Place of the and rayons; 4, women and girls’ When the younger Sullivan was morning to the Assumption school, Mrs. Penrose, who is always eager Msgr. McMenamin Is Parent-Teacher Association in the woolen goods; 5, women and girls’ hospitalized, his father. brought and returned to their homes in to promote Catholic education, Catholic School.” cottons and rayons; 6, infants’ him toys to occupy his idle hours, Irondale in the evening in the same made her generous offer. Home From Hospital October: “ Maintaining the garments of all kinds; and 7, bed­ But they were not the ordinary Missing Pilot Took Part manner. Mrs. Penrose is well known for ding. Packing and shipping direc­ Health o f the Child.” variety of child plaything. Rather The staunchly Catholic parents her many charitable activities in November: “ Recreational Needs tions will be announced by the pas­ they were mechanical toys that the Pike’s Peak region. Through The Rt. Rev. Hugh L. McMen­ tors, and later in the Register. of these children determined that for Youth.” John W. could'tinker with hours their children shall n o t-b e -d e ­ the El Pomar foundation she made amin, rector of the Denver Cathe­ December: -The Bases for Father Kolka returned Wednes­ on end. Once he had figured out In Raid Over Manchuria prived of relimous training, and, possible the erection of the beau dral, is convalescinjg in the Cathe­ Christian Peace.” day from Chicago, where a reg the workings of one, his father willing to make any sacrifice to tiful Pauline chapel and rectory dral rectory after a recent illness. January: “ The Needs o f Re ional meeting of diocesan directors brought him another, this one a procure it for them, held con at Broadmoor. In 1941 the $350,- He returned home from the hospi­ turning Service Men.” of the collection was held. About little more co;p4)licated. Every Participation in^a successful air late, the 29th. It was the 28th in ferences every evening of the 000 Penrose pavilion for the tal Saturday, Sept. 9, two days be­ February: “ Good Literature 35 directors attended. Arch evening the father sat by the boy’s raid on Japanese steel works in the States, but the 29th here. week immediately preceding the treatment of cancer was given to fore his birthday. Many of Monsi­ for the Home.” bishop Samuel A. Stritch of Chi­ bed, teaching his son odds and Glockner hospital by the founda­ gnor McMenamin's friends among Manchuria was described in a let­ The mission was pretty long and opening of school to devise March: “ Catholic Educational cago presided and the Rt. Rev, ends about electricity, until elec­ means of transporting the children tion. In 1942 another gift of the clergy and laity called on him ter from Lt. Charles Thornsberry tiresome, but I am surely glad Projects and Demonstrations.” Patrick O’Boyle o f New York, ex­ trons and protops became second was on it. Those few minutes over the five-mile distance to the $150,000 was presented- to St. on Monday to express their xon- April: “ Inter-American Rela­ ecutive director of the War Relief nature to John., to his parents, Mr« and Mrs. C. W. the target were the most thrilling school. This proved a bigger ob­ Mary’s parish for a new high gratulations. He was born Sept. tions.” Services of the NCWC, which is Once able to get out of bed, Thornsberry, 4421 Beach court, moments of my life. We flew the stacle than at first anticipated. school, to be built after the war. 11, 1871. May: Installation of new of­ in charge of Catholic paiticipa- though still on crutches, John I Denver. Word has been received clock around; you can imagine how Most of the parents, farmers, ficers and review of the year. tion in the collection, spoke. could not get out and play base­ found it either impossible to take that the officer, pilot of a B-29 it feels to sit on a hard jungle kit ball or football with the rest of that long. the children or were unwilling to the kids, and so his dad took him Superfortress, has been missing in assume responsibility for so many Twins in Army Perplex On the way to the target the to work with him at the power action over China since Aug. 20. little ones for nine months. Deaths of 3 More Catholic plant, showing him how the trans­ mission was pretty uneventful,* be­ \\ Lt. Thornsberry, who was sta- cause we did not see any ships One of the parents, J, Rigge, at formers operated and letting him a sacrifice to himself, gave the use see the huge turbiries of an elec­ or anything until shortly before Catholic Warrant Officer we got to the target. We did not of his truck temporarily to A. trical plant. When the circus Weigel, and each family pledged to Service Men Are Reported came to town, the father was not think we were going to be able to see it, because we were flying on pay $2 a week to defray the ex­ content to show John a menagerie penses. This will cost the small (By Sgt. C h a r le s L e h m a n ) A reading of the foregoing para­ of lions and tigers, but took him top of clouds a good bit of the ■Twins are a problem to Warrant graphs might give the impression way; but it cleared up just be community from $20 to $25 a week The deaths of three more Cath­ and Rita, both of Denver. A Me­ (Turn to Page 6 — Column i ) for transportation alone. 'The par­ Officer Godfrey R. Bartolomei, 28- that twins are Warrant Of­ olic service men from the Denver morial Requiem Mass was offered fore we got to the target, about year-old assistant command classi­ ficer Bartolomei’s sole problem. 45'^minutes out. ents have promised the driver area were reported this week. Monday at 9 o’clock in St Mary that they -will take up a free-will fication officer in Denver head­ His job is much bigger than that. Magdalene’s church. Chaplain Foltz Is We had a good bomb run on the quarters of the Army Air Forces Since last October this former W’ord was also received concern­ offering and present it to him for Pfc. Milford M. Douthit target, and the sight was one I will the first p a r e n t on a new truck. Western Technical Training Com­ buck private has traveled by plane ing a number of other Catholics, never forget. There were flames A 19-year-old veteran of Pearl Visitor in Denver Representing the group, Mr. mand. and train to Western Technical including one missing in action shooting, up in the air and smoke Harbor and Tarawa, Marine Pfc. Wade and Mr. Girardi, most ac­ Not his twins—he is married and Training Command stations from and several decorated for heroism. was billowing up to about 12,000 Stories about the men follow: Milford M. Douthit, died of Chaplain Cletus H. Foltz, tive in this project, formally ex­ childless—‘but the twins who have the Mississippi to the Pacific. feet.. We saw a few bursts of flak wounds received when he took pressed thanks to Father John and been inducted into the basic train­ As officer in charge of the C.PPr of Cincinnati, 0., now in front of us and we could see Pfc. Quintin L. Bursting part in the first landing on serving as a navy chaplain sta­ the sisters for the interest that ing centers supervised by the WTTC’s classification and assign­ fighters off to our right down be­ they had taken in their children. Western Technical Training Com­ ment audit team, he and six en­ The news that Pfc. Quintin L. Saipan, June 15, his parents, Mr. tioned on Treasure island, Calif., low, climbing up. We dropped our Hursting, 21, was killed Aug. 27 and Mrs. Milton M. Douthit, Sr., is visiting in Denver on a leave “ This should certainly serve as mand. War department policy has listed men have covered about bombs and turned around on a constant rebuke to those Cath­ always been to keep twin brothers 20,000 miles, interviewed more in the European area held an members of the Cathedral parish, before being assigned to overseas course for home. added shock for his parents, Mr. Denver, were informed. olics who must seek for some ex­ together in service, and often this than 15,000 men, and studied the duty. Chaplain Foltz is the brother About that time fighters started and Mr.s. L. H. Hursting, 10576 After graduation from Morey of Sister Mary Sylvia of Arch­ cuse to send their children to pub­ poses a problem for training com­ assignments of more than 200,000 (Turn to Pages — Column 5) W. 32nd avenue, Edgewater, in (Turn to Page i — Column 5) bishop Vehr’s residence. lic schools,” said Father John. mand classification officers who officers and enlisted men. test recruits for technical schools. The classification section’s job, “ I remember one time,” Mr. Bar­ as he sees it, is to ascertain that Former Director of Vail tolomei said, “ when we were mak­ men are doing the job for which Priest-Editor Driven Out ing an assignment and classifica­ they are best suited by civilian tion check at one of our fields, and experience and military needs. ran across a private stationed The problem of malassignment Lt. Charles Thornsberry there. He said his twin brother has lessened considerably owing to By Nazis Visits Denver Center Has Pueblo Post a close check made by Mr. Bar­ tioned in India, is a graduate of was at another field, and they were anxious to be together. We checked tolomei’s team, and, when com­ Regis high school. The letter, in plaints by G.I.’s flicker in, these part, follows: Mrs. Margaret Gronninger, di­ school and in classes,in dramatics their MOS (military occupational A prominent Austrian priest bara province, and last March gave are investigated. If circum­ Aug. 1, 1944. rector of Vail Community center, and puppetry. The new director specialty) and found they had been who edited . a powerful Catholic tangible proof of his love and ad­ Denver,, since Ajiril, 1941, left of the Vail center is James P. earmarked for different jobs and stances show that a soldier’s back­ Dear Mom and Dad: ground and ability are not being weekly in Vienna before the war miration for AmericJ and its free­ Sept. 1 for Pueblo to take up her McNeive of New York. different schools. When we brought dom by becoming a citizen of the It has been some time since I the boys together, we then discov­ utilized fully to help win the war, was a visitor in the Register office new duties as director of the United States. have •written but we have been youth center of the Pueblo Recre­ ered that one of the twins was not a reclassification is recommended pretty busy lately, as I guess you Wednesday afternoon. The Rev. As early as 1930, before Hitler ation commission. She was state qualified for a school we were at the soldier’s base or station. In Cyril Johann Fischer, O.F.M., who came to power. Father Cyril began have noticed in the papers. supervisor of social recreation about to start the other lad in. many instances men have been I finally made this last combat placed in specialized jobs com- was forced to flee from his na­ to receive threatening letters from with the Adult Education division “ We had to give them new me­ mission and it was really a good chanical aptitude tests, and hap­ (TumtoPageS — Column 5) tive Austria in 1938 when the Nazi leaders. Undeterred, he con­ on inter-racial work before com­ tinued his opposition and from bis one. I just got back from our for ing to Vail center. pily both proved eligible for a Nazis completed their anschluss of ward base in China, where we had post as editor of a large weekly Her work on folklore gave her third school—and so there they that Catholic country, was most been for almost a week. I was hop­ went—with our blessings.” Former Ohaplain of interested in viewing the large paper fought the insidious in­ much favorable publicity in con­ vader. It was not long before ing we would make that mission modern plant

The Denver Catholic National Sodality Leader Deaths of 3 More Catholic Register Pnblished Weekly by tbe To Direct Denver Institute STATUES Catholic Press Society, Inc. Service Men Are Reported S88 Bannock Street, Denver, For Headlining the program for the Colo. ingi to the delegates will be pre­ (Continued From Page One) ties, he had done extensive convoy sented by the Rev, Hubert Newell, annual two-day institute to be junior high school, Pfc. Douthit, duty in the Pacific. Last January Subscription: |1 Per Year moderator of the Archdiocesan sponsored by the Denver Parish then but 16 H years old. enlisted he spent a leave at home wito his Entered as Seeopd Claas Matter Parish Sodality union, and Miss Sodality union Sept 17 and 18 will July 31, 1941. Besides taking part parents, who are his only sur­ INFANT OF PRAGUE! at the Post Office, Denver, Rose Liuzzi, president. in the Tarawa 'and Saipan bat- be the forums to be directed by vivors. Colo. Featuring the rally on Sunday (Continued From Page One) Miss Dorothy J. Willmann, na­ S. Sgt. Ralph tional secretary of parish sodali­ will be the address by Miss Will- been the occupying forces for the 75<* to 52475 ties. mann on “ The Sodality in Parish past six years. Job Equality, McManaman Miss Willmann will arrive in and Diocesan Life." Invitations But Father Cyril’s troubles were The death of S, Sgt. Ralph M o Ford & Mercury Service Denver Saturday to meet with so­ have been extended to all young not over. The Hungarian border Manaman, reported missing in ac­ dality leaders preliminary to the women of the archdiocese to at­ had been closed, and for three Not Social, Is tion July 17 in Normandy, was MAIL CHRISTMAS GIFTS EARLX ;; Largt Part* Stock opening of the institute, with regis­ tend the institute, the purpose of days he was imprisoned on the Nln* SkilM UMhtDici announced by the War depart­ tration Sunday at 2 p.m. in Oscar which is to explain the purpose and border before being allowed to ment in a telegram to his parents, enter the country. Finally after SWAYNE-WIMBUSH Malo hall. The Kev. Francis function of the sodality and to Negro Problem Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McManaman, STORE HOURS Kappes, moderator of the Cathedral strengthen its program in the Den­ two months he was told that members of St, Dominic’s parish, 850 Buinock TA. 6113 sodality, will offer the prayer that ver area. Hungary cbuld not dare to harbor Denver. Sgt. McManaman joined 9 to 5:30— Monday through Friday— Sat.—9 to 12:30 I! will begin the rally at 2:30. Greet- The institute will be continued such a dangerous enemy of Hitler, San Francisco. — The Nccto the army when his National Guard and he was forced to leave. For­ problem of today “ is above all ^se unit was activated in 1939. He on Monday with a banquet to be tunately, at that time he received one of a job equality rather than was born in Omaha, Nebr., where given at 6:30 p.m, in the Olin hotel an invitation to come to Amer­ social equality,” the Rev. Hugh A. he attended Sacred Heart school. Restaurant ica— to Cincinnati, 0. He left Honored guests will include pastors Donohoe, chaplain « f the San In addition to his parents, he is 615 17TH STREET Budapest, and in eight days ar­ iS U m t e it i. and moderators of the parish so­ Francisco chapter of the Associa­ survived by two sisters, Mrs. Bill J rires Clrrke W(Hon ud Califerni* Sti rived in New York. Even in demo­ dalities of the city. tion of Catholic Trade Unionists Billotte, Omaha, Nebr., and Mrs. cratic Switzerland he had great Following the dinner a meeting and editor of the Monitor, told A1 Davis, Brooklyn, N. Y.; and ' i difficulty in getting the necessary more than 600 members of or­ will be held in the Catholic Chari­ permission to travel. two brothers, Jerry McManaman, Headquarters for T; Special SUNDAY DINNER ganized labor at the annual Mass Omaha, and S. Sgt. Robert Mc­ CHURCH i: ties annex at 8:15 p.m. A model Father Fischer is a native of in St. Mary's Cathedral here. ARTICLES OF DEVOTION STEWED CHICKEN, CHOPPED STEAK OR ROAST PORK meeting with prefects, otficers, and Manaman, with the army in Schwartezenberg, and a student of Italy. < > CHURCH FURNISHINGS Inelading aoup or cocktail, vefcubte, potatoes, chairmen will be held with Miss The Rev. Bernard C. Cronin, GOODS Linz, a novitiate of the famous chaplain of the 'Oakland chapter BOOKS FOR THE CATH­ salad, dessert and drink. Choice of six other Willmann presiding. She will also Franciscan monastery in Bolzano, OLIC LAITY AND CU5RQV entrees...... M ^ B ^ conduct the discussion and. open of the association, was celebrant of Timothy M. Fitzgerald HOUSE South Tyrol. He was formerly the Mass. Dealing with the race SERVED 11 A.M. TO 5 P.M. ONLY W C F ^ forum that will follow the dem­ pastor of Steyr and Innsbruck A Bronze star was awarded to problem in American industry, Fa­ 1636*38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 400 A ORGAN A NO onstration of sodality organization. and a close confidant of many Timothy M. Fitzgerald, soundman BEATS ^ HU81C ” UQUOR Miss Willmann’s home office is ther Donohoe said in his sermon second class, USNR, for his par­ leading Austrian ecclesiastical and that it is “ a subject that is the con­ at the Queen’s Work in St. Louis, political figures. ticipation in the sinking of a headquarters for the national so cern of every intelligent leader and Japanese submarine Feb. 4. The dality movement. She is a leader, The great changes in Europe member of organized labor," add­ announcement of the award was likewise, in the National Confra. were not entirely unexpected, says ing that it was not as “ starry-eyed received by the brother of the R E T YOUR GAR Miles ■ Dryer - Asller MOVING - PACKING - STORAGE temity of Christian Doctrine and Father Cyril. As early as 1920 he reformers” that serious thinking soundman, James Fitzgerald of St. in the National Catholic Rural Life and others realized that it was labor men viewed the problem but Francis de Sales’ parish, from READY FOR WINTER Printing Go, conference. imperative for the Church to study as “ a form of encouragement to Adm. Chester W. Nimitz. *^onsehold Goods to and from Everywhere all it could about the new ideolo- those who are honestly seeking an Many Ittni* ir« now to be lound in ouf Programs and Circulars With Skill and Care” giels springing U]i all over the honorable solution.” Lt. Col. C. F. Cassidy, Jr. ' itore—More eomins. 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION world. The Franciscan monk was “ We believe that organized Deputy commander of a veteran ____ Tickets for commanded to go to Innsbruck and Archdiocese of Denver labor,” he said, “ more than any Mitchell bombardment group, Lt. Bazaars and Carnivals THE JOHNSON STORAGE study Socialism in 1923. In this other group, will give the frame­ Col. Charles F. Cassidy, Jr., of Week of Sundey, Sept. 17t disturbing period a new element Marshall Auto Supply Quickly Produced work to the answer. What we ask Denver shared with his unit the TED MARSHALL Preientetion church, Denver; entered that threatened even of organized labor is continued ef­ Reasonably Priced Presidential ^citation for outstand­ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AND MOVING COMPANY neater dangers— this was Nazism. fort to seek positive methods of ing perforniance of duty against Queen of Heaven orphanage, Now he was told to go to Munich AUTO SUPPLIES IJMON LABEL IF DESIRED Since 1905 Denver; St. Joseph'* church. dealing with the Negro as a hu­ the enemy. The group has flown U5-37.39 FlfUenth Streat and Berlin and study the new man being.” more than 450 combat missions At Cltrtland Place 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. Golden; St. Mary’s church, political force that was rearing its 221 Broadway — Denver — PEarl 2433 in the Mediterranean theater, and PHONE TAbor 44*4 KEystone 6348 Littleton; and St. John’s head. is now engaged in cutting com­ ehnrch, Longmont. From 1927 to 1980 he traveled munications behind Nazi lines Germany studying the new move­ 2 Nims Formerly in Italy. ment at first hand and making his Col. Cassidy, son of Mr. and reports to his authorities. On the Mrs. ChJtrles F. Cassidy, Sr., St. Hourti 9 to 12; 1 to 5 Phono MAia 3437 basis of his investigations he out­ In Denver, Die Philomena parishioners, is an spokenly opposed the Nazi move alumnus of Regis high, school, ment from the beginning, and at­ News of the death of two Sisters Denver, and of Notre Dame uni­ Dr. J. J. O ’Neil, Dentist tacked it with all the facilities at of Charity who formerly taught in versity. Denver schools was received. his command, thus earning for him­ Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets self a priority place on the Nazi Sister Theda Chance, 79, who on Raymond Swazoe "black list” April 23 completed the 50th year Raymond Swazoe of Loyola As a citizen of Vienna Father of her religious life as a Sister of parish is reported missing in ac­ Cyril knows the sadness and quiet Charity of Leavenworth, died in St. tion. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. that can come to a once happy na­ Joseph’s hospital. Deer Lodge, Joseph Swazoe of 2116 Williams. tion under the heel of the oppressor. Mont, Friday, Sept 1. Sister Thec- Lt. James L. Percival Because of hib official position he la’s long career as a religious MR. AND MRS. PET OWNER! has been in close contact with teacher in parochial schools began Grazing death by an eyelash, L t sources inside his country and is in the Immaculate Conception James L. Percival of Denver pi­ loted his crippled B-17 bomber over '1 preparing a work describing the school, St. Marys, Kans., in 1896. oppressipn, even persecution, of the Later she taugat in the Annuncia­ the English channel, made a safe landing, and found himself un­ FRESH GROUND Church there. He is also keenly tion school and St. Vincent’s home, interested in the terrific refugee Denver. In 1940 she was relieved scathed shortly before—after 30 problem that has haunted Europe of teaching and retired to St. Jos­ missions—be was granted leave through the war and will continue h’s hospital, Deer Lodge, where from overseas duty. The leave cul­ to do so as thousands of uprooted e remained until the time of her minated in his marriage Aug. 27 death. to Miss Virginia Hose, daughter of HORSE MEAT people make efforts to return to Mrs. A. A. Hose, 3819 W. 30th ave- their homelands. Another work Sister Sylveria King, 79, a mem­ PACKED BY AURORA FOXf U A FARMSf AHIVlS on which he has been employed for ber of the Institute of the Sisters nue. The ceremony, at which the some time is a study of the Jewish of Charity of Leavenworth for 64 Rev. Leo M. Flynn onlciated, took Special for question. It was his defense of the years, died in the mother-house place in Holy Family church, and Jews as much as anything that Aug. 31. Most of her religious life was followed by a reception in the brought him under Nazi surveil­ was spent in teaching the primary Brown Palace hotel. Lt. and Mrs. Month of Sopl.!•••••• T V i C i b . lance. grades in parochial schools. Her Percival are at present in Santa Regular Price 10c lb. Monica, Calif., the location of a Funeral lervices at Boulevard are e u ily acces> teaching career began in S t Mary’s But despite his preoccupation redistribution station, where the •ibie from any part of the city by street ceir or with European and Austrian prob­ school, Kansas City, Kans., and ANY AMOUNT—UNLIMITED SUPPLY nine years later she was transfer­ officer awaits reassignment to ac­ bus — only a few minutes from downtown. No lems, Father Fischer says that he tive duty. We are not taking advantage of meat rationing to profiteer is content to remain in America red to the Annunciation school, on a food for your pet, as we realize he wasn’t issued a parking restrictions, no trtdfic confusion: ample enjoying the blessings of complete Denver, where she spent 13 years. Capt. Robert J. Coursey ration book. m odern eq u ip m en t: exp erien ced personnel freedom. After a 10-year absence, she again Capt Robert J. Coursey of .3103 thoughtful of every wish. Regardless of the cost,, came to the Annunciation school, W. 36th avenue, a B-17 pilot who where she taught an additional five one charge covers all and every service is com* brought his crippled plane back to years. Sister Sylveria spent the its base after a fight in which he BOYD’ S BIRD STORE plete. There are no unexpected extru. Natives Want last 12 years of her life in the and his crew downed three enemy ‘'The Friendly §tore" mother-house in Leavenworth. fighters, has been awarded the Dis­ tinguished Flying cross, the War 1513 Glenarm KE. 9093 Only Religion department announced. The citation said his ship was Missing Pilot attacked en route to an enemy rail iiimiiiiiiniimiTiTiiiiiiiiigs Ppiests Teach and communications center in Aus­ tria last December. One engine T ook P art in was shot out, another damaged, St, Columbans, Nebr. — “ We oxygen and communications sys­ want no other missionaries than tems were disrupted, and the plane those o f your Church. We believe Japanese Raid was riddled by enemy fire. in fou and in your religion.” In addition to the three fighters This declaration was made by a (Continued From Page One) shot down while Coursey was pro large group of the Kachin popula­ coming from every direction, and testing the crippled plane of his tion of Northwestern Burma, ad we really had a quite a bit of ex­ flight leader, the citation said his dressing the Rev. James Stuart citement there for about 10 min­ B-17 also probably destroyed and and the Rev. Denis MacAIindon, utes; but only about two of them damaged several others. His co­ two missionaries of St. Columban really came in pretty close. The pilot and engineer were uncon­ attached to the Prefpeturo of others kind of peeled off before scious from lack of oxy^n when Bhamo. they g[ot in too close. After that Coursey made a safe landing at his the tnp back was just about like base. He has engaged in more According to a report from In the trip out had been. We did not than 60 successful missions with dia, the two Irish priests, who see any other -ships except some the 15th air force. had been pioneering in the jungles other 29's on the way back. Our Last June Capt. Coursey and north of Myitkyina, took hold of radio operator picked up a Los Miss Margaret Gartland, daughter the refugee problem in their ter­ Angeles shortwave broadcast when of Frank Gartland, were married ritory when tne collapse of Burma we were just about half way back, in St. Catherine’s church in a cere­ came in May, 1942. They were and they were telling about our mony at which the pastor, the Rev. the only WhRe men left in the raid, and we still had a lot of Japa­ Dr. D. A. Lemieux, officiated. VEAL region and the only missionaries nese territory to sweat out yet Service M en’s Gifts at liberty. The Japanese proposed The target was three big coking Maj. Vincent J. Vallero Healthful. . . Nutritious and Not Rationed! to send Father Stuart back to ovens at the Skama ste^ works Vincent F. Vallero, 27, has been Rangoon, but the Kachin native at Anshan in Manchuria. They told promoted to major at an air among whom he had been labor­ us that this works produced about force heavy bombardment base in ing three years in the first mis­ 27 per cent of Japan’s steel, and Italy, where he is in charge of an r sion ever established in the dis­ that if we hit those coking ovens engineering section. trict— protested vigorously. Sur­ we would put the whole works out A son of Mr. and Mi's. Charles VEAL ROASTS prised at his Influence with the of production for at least a year F. Vallero, 3247 Pecos street, mem­ / 3 Arm or people, the Japanese allowed him or more. From the looks of the bers of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel to remain with his flock. parish, Maj. Vallero was gradu­ Shoulder^ target when we went over it, I do MONEY BELTS—Reg. $1.00...... «6c Later, Father Stuart suracstec not think we will have to go back ated as a mechanical enrineer in AA grade, that his Kaebins and his refugees for a while. New York university and entered SHINE KITS-Reg.$ 1.00...... 66c lb 2 8 ® c,.d. 2 7 ® should leave for a place of greater service in March, 1941. His group APRON KITS—FHted, Reg. $4.00.... $2.66 safety in the North. With utter Jew Built Catholic had been helping to soften up Ger­ confidence in him, the people man coastal batteries along South APRON KITS—Unfitted, Reg. $2.05. .$1.97 agreed and followed his leadership Church in Model City France before the Allied invasion on the long trek through the Gilman, Vi.—Isaac Gilman, Rus­ there last month. STATIONERY KITS—Reg. $1.50...... $1.00 LEG 0’ jungle-covered mountain.-country. sian-born emigrant to the United Sgt. Anthony Serravo Meanwhile, Father MacAIindon States, rose frpm a standing start was conducting a refugee camp in Sgt. Anthony Serravo, son of VEAL ROASTS as a newsboy at 19 to sole owner Mr. and Mrs. Paschal Serravo of which destitute natives from vari­ of Fitzdale, which grew from a Welby, recently visited the mother- ous localities were gathered. But town of four homes to one of 1,100 house of the Sisters, Servants of , for his knowledge of the different inhabitants under his ownership, dialects, organized work for the Mary in London, England. ftilman, for whom the village was Three of the sisters whom An­ relief of hunger and suffering renamed, was distressed because ALL SIZES, lb. would have been impossible. “ He thony met. Mother Scholastica, the 3 1 » his model labor center had no eneral of the order; Sister M. became the symbol of help for churches. He built a non-Catholic f all the tribes in the neighborhood,” loraitilla, and Sister Mary of the one, which he subsidized yearly, Holy Cross, had been-in Welby and says the repprt. “ He was mission­ and a Catholic one, St. Therese’s, ary, doctor, interpreter, pacifier, which soon was self-sustaining. were greatly interested in the de­ tails furnished them by Sgt. Ser­ RUMP O' VEAL and food distributor.” When Gilman, a Jew, died, Father ravo. Their many questions con William H. Cassidy, local pastor, A L L S IZES , lb...... cerning the nuns in this country 3 1 said: “ He was a good man.’’ a .t All French Prelate Interned were answered with first-hand in You Need Shop Miller’s for Veal -Chops, By British in Nigeria Robot Bomb Destroys formation by their American vis­ steaks. Cutlets, Patties! itor. Bing Crosby’s Baggage “ I surely enjoyed talking to these London. — Monsignor Joseph Hollywood.— (INS)— The Nazis sisters, and shall always value the OVERSEAS MAILING BOXES Kirsten, Prefect Apostolic of did not get the range on Bing rosary that they gave me as a sou­ Benue, Nigeria, is one of 30 Holy Crosby, but they got it on his hotel, venir,” said Sgt -Serravo in a let­ Corrugated Carton—right size and strength to .* c Ghost Fathers interned by the Hollywood learned. In the explo­ ter written to his parents. mail overseas— with sealing tape, each...... O C British in the French province, sion of a robot bomb, the crooner, Anthony, a graduate of Assump­ according to the Rev. George Col­ overseas on an entertainment tion high school, Welby, in 1941, millER'S lins, U. S. provincial of the con­ tour, lost all his baggage, accord' entered the service in February, gregation. ing to a letter received by his wife. 1043. Shortly after completing his No mention was mads as to the In basic training in Camp Seibert, C t T T R E I J / S Your Purchase of War Bond* cation of the hotel. The letter Ala., he was sent for overseas duty. SUPER mnUKETSI and Stamp* Help* to Secure Your asked for replacements in Crosby’s He belongs to the chemical warfare Future, wardrobe. division. a * Jllai’* $l*r*,._62LSIXTEENTH.SI. I' -1

Thursday, Sept. 14, 1944 Office, 938 Bannbclc Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH MT. CmMEL TO PIONEERS NOTE 50TH JUBILEE PROTECTION ' B liy R N ilS Preluded by the Bapti relatively few families who have mf FEIST OF their first great-grandchild, Sheila lived and been continuously active •S udden bereavement often finds a family M. Donahue, in Blessed Sacrament in the parish since its founding by church Sunday, Sept 10, Mr. and the late Rt. Rev, Monsignor Fred LEE C. HANEY AND SON unprepared to meet the financial burden that Mrs. Lawrence M. Purcell attended McDonough 30 years ago. a Mass of Thanksgiving offered in The couple were married Sept. TA. 2690 TA. 2690 must be assumed. OUnger’s Future Need the same church Tuesday, Sqpt. 12. 12, 1894, in St. Leo’s church, Den­ by the Very* Rev. Harold Campbell ver. The Rev, James M. Brown of Plan is the thoughtful, sensible arrangement (Annunciation Parish, Denver) in celebration of their 60th wed­ Leadville officiated. (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, The bazaar committee, the chair­ Denver) .... it protects every member of your family, * , ding anniversary. Both cere­ Mr. Purcell was bom in Tipper­ men of the various booths,- and the monies were particularly fitting ary, Ireland, and received his early Sunday, the Feast of the Soiv regardless of age . . . for only a few cents a workers were the guests of Mon­ and felicitous owing to the fact education there in the monastery rowful Mother •will be celebrated Service Headquarters signor Charles Hagus in the hall that the Purcells are among the school of Mt. Melleray, which was with a Solemn Mass at 10 o’clock, day. For helpful counsel on Olinger’s Future Wednesday evening. The net pro­ conducted by the Trappist Fathers. which will be offered for the in­ FOR SOUTH DENVER ceeds of the bazaar were around When he was 14 he accompanied tentions of all the members of the Need Plan . . . consult our Advisory Depart* $8,500. various church organizations. All De Sales’ Society who go to Confession and receive Our Equipment Is of Hie Best ment... no obligation. Father Donald McMahon will direct the Cubs and Boy Scouts Holy (Communion can gain a plen- We Service Any Make of Car or Truck arjr indulgence every time they this fall. Reorganization plans To Meet Friday PICK UP SERVICE are being prepared. ■visit the parish church, and 3663 say the Our Father, Hail Mary, Plans are being made to reor­ (S t Francis de Sales’ Parish, and Glory Be six times for the Viner Chevrolet Co. ganize the Newman club in the Denver) intention of the Holy Father. To near future. The first meeting of the Altar gain the indulgence, the prayers PE. 4641 455 BRPADWAY and Rosary society will be held 16th at SPEER at Catechism classes for the public nrnst be said some time between school children are held every Fri Friday, Sept. 15, at 2 p.m. in the Saturday noon and Sunday eve­ BOULDER ORIDRRIES SHERMAN day at 3 ;30 p.m. in the school assembly room of the rectory. All ning. building. members of the parish are urged to Two hundred and ninety-four attend. pupils have enrolled in Mt. Carmel . C A T H O L IC MEMBERS of our per» C. A. Danrow is a patient in The regular monthly meeting of sonnel and the finest equipment and St. Josephus hospital. Robert school. This enrollpient surpasses St. Francis de Sales’ circle will be facilities are assigned to every Catholic Genty htfs returned to his home all previous records. held in the home of Mrs. George J. The Esquire Market Service. after three weeks in St. Joseph’s. Extensive preparations are be­ Rodriquez, 2040 S. Lincoln, on Sgt. Albert List and wife, the ing made for the celebration of Wednesday, Sept. 20, at 1 p.m. former Elaine Genty, have re­ the golden jubilee of the parish St Theresc’s circle will meet CHOICE MEATS VICE PRESIDENT turned to Denver from Mission, on Sept. 24. More news of Mt. Thursday at 12:30 p.m. in the 1058 So. Gaylord SP. 7567 w — Tex. He has been assigned to Carmel’s jubilee will be given Lowry Field for two months’ home of Mrs. Glavins. next week. HAROLD MC CURDY and JOE MAC DONALD training. They are the parents The following were baptized in "YOUR FRIENDLY BUTCHERS" of a girl born in St. Joseph’s the past week: Sharon Ann, hospital. daughter of Albert and Frances Try Some of Our Wisconsin Rotola Damico, with Paul and An­ Patricia Reefe, daughter of Mr. Loyola Sodality SHARP CHEESE gelina Camarato as sponsors; and Mrs. Joseph Reefe, and Pa­ Preferred Parish Sharon Ann, daughter of Carl and • • • tricia Moore, daughter of Mr. and Lawrence M. Purcell Irene Salvato La Sasso, -with John Mrs. Ralph Moore, enrolled last Bacchiere and Virginia Magnelli Fresh Oysters Are Here Again week in St. Mary’s high school, Meets Moderator as sponsors; Jerald Edward, son Trading List Leavenworth, Kans. Both were of Vincent and Helen Rossi Di • • • graduated from the eighth grade Manna, with John Rossi and Irene last spring. Patricia Moore was . (LoyoU Pariah, Denver) Rossi as sponsors; Gary George, Fresh Halibut, Salmon awarded the scholarship from the The September meeting of the son of George and Rose M. De Cathedral school. Loyola Young Ladies’ sodality Buono narrower, with Frank De and Tastyloin Fillets was held last Thursday in the Former Parishioner Buono and Mildred De Buono as • • • Is Taken in Death home of Miss Marguerite Bissell, sponsors; Robert John, son of Economy Liquor Store with Miss Lea Gillen presiding in Virgil John and Lonelli Marie Spring Fryers and Tender Hens H O M E “V C A R Relatives of Mrs. Grace McCoy the absence of Maxine Wollen- Franca Casogrande, with Frances Ntxi to Clarka*s Chnrch Goods Walthers of Berkeley, Calif., re­ haupt. ^ Franca and Antionette Bucellone • • • RADIO SERVICE **When in low gpiriu call Jerry^* ceived word last week of her Father ^ w a rd Murphy, S.J., as sponsors. death. Formerly of the parish, was presented and welcomed to Our Usual Grade of Good 1634 Tremont KE. 4554 Mrs. Walthers was a first cousin the sodality as the new moderator. Yearling Beef, Without Points PICKUP f r e e DELIVERY FREE PARKING of Leo and Julia Ryan. Father Louis Fitzsimmons, S.J., ALL l-J,| A S S S * 1 AND The St. Ann card circ^ will was a guest. Foster Homes Are MAKBD j °**"*^*^ meet in the home of Mrs. K.'Glass- Peggy Hebert and Joann Hurley man Tuesday, Sept. 21, at 1 were appointed to take care of the A L LEYS o’clock. Mrs. Ed Gates will be new bulletin board in the vesti­ Critically Needed Formerly Kruat assistant hostess. bule. A new committee will be ap­ STORE COAL NOW Quality Meats, Poultry Sunday is Communion day for pointed next month. The Denver Council of Social Use Our Budget Plan if You Wish— Nothing Down the Young Ladies’ sodality. Invitation was extended to all Agencies ■will hold an important — 10 Months to Pay Fish Marlene Leyden and Lt. Wil­ sodalists to attend the sodality in­ meeting Wednesday, Sept. 20, at V A i i T M o r o R ASSORTED LUNCH MEATS structions sponsored by the Den­ 1:30 p.m. at the Denver Catholic 1223 Eait 13tb Avt. Phon* TAbor 6676 liam Sullivan, both graduates of KROONENBERG COAL CO. Annunciation high in the class of ver parish sodality union Sunday Charities auditorium, 1665 Grant CENTER ’42, were married in Rapid City, afternoon. Sept. 17, in Malo hall street, Mrs. Harold Roberts, 1909-11 So. Broadway SP. 4478 Your Purchaae of War Bonda S. Dak., Saturday. Mrs. Sullivan from 2 to 6 o’clock and in the Mri. L. M. Purcell chairman, announces. Mrs. F. TAbor6557 and Stamps Helps to Secure Your will remain with her husband Catholic Charities annex buildiuK Burris Perrin will speak on the Future. while he is stationed in the United Monday evening from 8 to 10 hi^ sister to the United States and, “ Need for Foster Homes and States. o’clock. after a six-month sojourn in New Community Responsibility in Weddings Family Croupe The Altar sodality will receive York, came to Denver, where he Meeting That Need.’’ Mrs. Ruby Communion in the 8:30 Mass Sun­ attended business college. He later Tanton, a foster boarding mother Preferred Parish Hoover-RandaU day. became associated with his brother- of 16 years’ experience, will tell Stndio Parish to Hold The monthly meeting - of the in-law, Joseph P. Dunn, in the about caring for 2J children, most Trading List DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS Altar sodality will be held Sept. wholesale leather business. He af­ of them for a long period of time. terwards became head of the Law­ \ \Tl • COLfMXl^OCOiN 4 Horn* Portrait Sittinga for Babica 20 at 2 p.m. Members of the PTA, the “ ^ 1 ^ ^ J Couy and ChildreTi 40 Hours’ Rite Pvt. Robert Wassinger is home rence M. Purcell company, 1749 Women’s Labor auxiliaries, the 328 E. COLFAX AVE. on a furlough from Italy, visiting Wazee. Mrs. Purcell, born in St. ministers of all churches, and SUdioi KEyston* 8666 R«s. CH. 6766 (Presentation Parish, Denver) his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Louis, has lived in Denver since community civic groups are in­ St. Vincent de PauFs Parish Instead of holding a sewing Wassinger of 2935 Gaylord. early girlhood. Prominent in social vited to attend, as well as any in­ A REPUTABLE DRUG , WINES — LIQUORS meeting on Thursday, Sept. 21, The Loyola PTA will hold a and church circles, she is a charter terested persons. Mrs. Roberts STORE member of the Blessed Sacrament said, “ It is hoped that an added Wa Sp«l«lit€ In the Needlework club and the meeting Thursday at 2 p.m. The Permanent Nadorff Liquors, Inc. women of the parish will clean the council will meet at 1:30. Altar and Rosary society and was knowledge of what foster homes MAHONEY DRUG church in preparation for Forty Father Joseph McAndrews, S.J., its first president. are, and the responsibility for Waving and Home of Good Spirits Hours’ devotion, which will open who was taken to St. Joseph’s The couple have, besides their maintaining them, will result from Hair Styling APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS on Friday. Sept. 22, and close on hospital on Labor day because of great-grandchild, one daughter, this conference. War conditions, WHERE YOU GET THE MOST OF Mrs. George E. Taylor, and two young mothers with babies, who Virginia Prescriptions Called for and Colfax at Downing . , . Denver THE BEST FOR THE LEAST Sunday, Sept. 24. a heart attack, is improving. The lunch room for the chil­ grandchildren, Mrs. Jeoffrey An­ must support their children, homes Beauty Salon KEystone 3217 EM. 6677 Colfax at WiUiaBS The regular meeting of the drews and Mrs. William Donahue. Delivered Free Young Ladies’ sodality will be held dren attending Loyola school will broken by illness or for some OtrecUon H. O. Ballard other cause, all create the need 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7539 in the school on Friday evening, open Monday, Sept 18. 2b27 EAST VIRGINIA PE. 2586 ~ M c G C I B E “ " CHRISTMAS CARDS Sept. 15, at 8 o’clock. A social Robert J. Hartley, son of Mr. for accredited foster hom’es, where the child, and often the Must Be Mailed Early 1 hour will follow the meeting. and Mrs. R. D. Hartley, is home Altar Society Moving - Storage mother, too, may share a normal S«* Qur Complete Selection The sodality will receive Holy on a 15-day furlough from Far- WASHINGTON The firms listed here de­ Express C^^rrOL HILL Communion in a group in the 10 ragut, Ida. home life for the time their own o’clock Mass Sunday. Mrs. John Heiney, accompanied circumstances cannot pro'vide PARK MARKET serve to be remembered Plans Activities this.’’ Low Rates miNTlNG CO. Confirmation will be adminis­ by her daughter, Patricia, went to BILL HUGHES. Prop. when you are distributing ills East Colfax Awenna Atchison, Kans., to see her daugh­ KE. 6425 2149 Welton St. KEryiona 8520 Denver 3, Coloh tered on Sunday, Oct. 1, at 4 (Shrine of St. Anne, Arvede) Complete Food Service ter, Sister Angelica of the! Bene- your patronage in the dif­ o’clock. Instructions for public The Altar find Rosary society Denver Marine Auxiliary 598 South Gilpin school pupils from the fifth grade tine order, make her final vows met in the church .hall Sept 5. ferent lines of business. To Have Dinner Meeting “ It's Smsrt to B. Thrifty" on will be given Thursday after­ inJSt. Scholastica convent. They Mrs. H. A. LaMoure and Mrs. Ru­ The Marine corps auxiliary, ^ /4 h e firms listed here de­ noon, Sept. 14, at 4:30, and on also visited two other daughters dolph Zehnder were hostesses. Denver unit 1, will have a dinner HalcheH Drug Store Saturday and Sunday immediately while there, Sister James Marie Plans for the winter activities were serve to be remembered meeting Thursday evening at 6 **n»o Storo of Quality and Serr(ea*t/ after the 8 o’clock Ma.ss. and Sister Norene. discussed. when you are distributing Mrs. Richard T. Schmitt was o’clock at 1665 Grant street. *The 701 GRANT hostess to the St. Anne circle purpose of the meeting is to raise RONNIE RRAE r your patronage in the dif­ funds for Christmas packages for Compounding preaeriptlons U tho moat Sept. 6. Eleven members were ST. JAMES’ ALTAR SO CIEn TO marines in overseas service. important part of our bulnvaa. ferent lines of business. present Philip Campbell, second class Shopping District SPONSOR CARD PARTY NOV. 4 seaman, stationed in San Diego, Community Jewelers S t . Philomena^s Calif., was granted a short leave to attend the funeral of his mother, EXPERT WAT(n Preisser’s Red & While CONOCO PRODUCTS (St. Jamei’ Parish, Denver) Stock; and prizes, Mrs. Paul Fitz­ Mrs. Sarah Campbell, who was REPAIRING In the last regular meeting of gerald, Mrs. Alfred Le Bois, and buried from St. Anne’s last Satur­ Grocery and Markei Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteries J & L Radio Service KEM -TONE Mr.s. Leo Boyle. day. S'Day Service All Work Gnarantoed Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing $3.18 ts the Altar and Ro.sary society plans BEN FELDT FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES, AND Electrical Appliances Mrs. William McEnulty, assisted Mrs. Ruth Thompson ha.s re­ TRIMZ were made to hold a bridge party by Mrs. Dan Murphy, are in 10081/2 'ISTH STREET QUALITY GROCERIES AT BONNIE BRAE Repaired turned to her home in Minneapolis, LOWER PRICES READT-PASTED WALLPAPEB on Wednesday, Nov. 4, in the Mont­ charge of the awarding of a blue Minn., after spending the,past year (Next to Waatem Supplies) CONOCO SERVICE 3205 E. Colfix Avenue Free Delivery SPruce 4447 clair Civic building. ribbon turkey, donated by the pas­ with her sister, Mrs. H. A. La We Buy Diamonds, 2331 E. Ohio Are. (So. Unir. and Ohio) 724 So. Univeraity - PE. 9909 PHONE EM. 6063 ANDERSON BROS. Mrs.- J. P. Reddick is general tor, the Rev. William V. Powers. Moure. PICK-UP AND DEUVERY Colfax and Josephine EA. 0046 chairman, to be assisted by the fol­ Watches and Old Gold Those who have already made Lt. John L. Logerot, formerly of P E A B i S O N ’ S lowing, committees: Refreshments, reservations include Mmes. M. Fo­ Concho air base, San Angelo, Tex., Bonnie Brae Mrs. Katherine Snow, Mrs. H. W. ley, L. O’Leary, A. Girardot, T. R. had a three-day leave with his RED & WHITE - Lowrey, Mrs. E. L. Mentgen, and Young, W. Van Dyke, J. Ransom, mother, Mrs. John Schmitt, before Brng €o. FRESH RIEATS — H SH Mrsr' Joseph Sticksel; arrange­ Paul Fitzgerald D. T. Leavitt, A. reporting for duty at Lincoln, Downtown Prices ments, Mrs. William Van Dyke, Le Bois, J. Casper, W. McEnulty, Nebr. GOOD TIME Groceries & Vegetables fall furs Prescriptions a Specialty Mrs. Martin Foley, and Mrs. J. B. W. Joehl, J. J. Dooling, Thomas Requiem Mass was sung by Fa­ Yoor Patronaga Appreclatad W . BRUCE CALLBEC.K Kerrigan, J. Steickel, J. B. Stock, ther Frederick McCallin of the Ca­ Wines and Liquors DELIVERY SERVICE v e t of w o r l d w a r n o . 2 •■X DOWNING COAL K. Snow, H. V. Bigelow, V. Halpin, thedral parish Sept. 5 for Mrs, 763 So, University PE. 2255 2626 E. Louisiana SP. 1912 Invites Your Patronage Louis Behrens, James Reid, Thos. KE. «S 7 6 COLFAX AT WASHINGTON Sarah Campbell of Arvada Heights. AND HDWE. GO. Murray, A. Vogel, William The Rev. John Moran of St. John’s O’Toole, Baker, and Helman. For parish was present in the sanc­ “ SINCE 19U” further reservations call Mrs. Red­ tuary. Mrs. Campbell was born in Something to Crow About “THERE’S NO FUEL LIKE AN dick, EA. 4976. County Tyrone, Ireland, and came SOUTH GAYLORD OLD FUEL” Mrs. J. J. Dooling, who recently to the United States at the age of 3260 Downing TA. 2515 left the parish, tendered her resig­ 20. A few years later she married Shopping District FRIED CHICKEN DINNER nation as president. Mrs. Leavitt, Peter Campbell, who survives. vice president, 'Will assume the du­ Also surviving are two sons, two ties of president. Mr.s. William RADfO RfPA/R daughters, and eight grandchil­ 1080 So. Phone m McEnulty was appointed to fill the dren. Mrs. Campbell took an ac­ THE CHRYSLER SP. 0574 Keep Up Yotir Radio to It WUI taif Gaylord BOB’S EXCEPT THURSDAY, WHEN CLOSED office of vice president. tive part in parish affairs, espe­ Until New Ones Are AeallabU The hostesses who entertained in cially in the Altar and Rosary so­ GROCERY COMPANY Paul’i Radio Service the meeting were Mmes. Frank ciety. Grocery and^ Markei 1470 Elm St, EM. 4205 Brenner, Thomas Kerrigan, and —EatabUihed 1606— CARL’S ST. PAUL CAFE Groceries, MeaU and Fancy Open Rvenbigs Sondajs James Reid. SUI¥DAY DINNER Time ii alm yi money, bat when time CORN FED MEATS Steven James, infant son of S. u expentive, it pays to have your watch Vegetables Fried Chicken and all the Sgt. and Mrs. Gregory Stretz, was exactly rixht. Brinz your watch in 1093 So. Gaylord Call PE. 4601 The Store of Quality and Price trimmings ST today for our free Chronometer Check. baptized Sunday. 'The sponsors If it needa repain to make It accurate, were Norbert and Catherine Stretz. With Ice Cream we’ll quote you the lowest prieet on WUIUIII)R All the high school students of Serred from 12 to 6 p.m. superior work. MARY ANNE ::Gaylord Drug Go.:: the parish will receive Communion Wo«k Dit> 11:36 to 7:16 p.m. H o l j Family \J oMfUn in a body in the 8:30 Mass this WINES AND BEER ; ’ J. ROY SMITH, Prop. ! [ 154-3 Larimer it. 226b Bakery No. 2 ,. 1059 So. Gaylord SP. 3545 ■ > Sunday. The Legdon of Mary and Orville R. Hagens WE SPECIALIZE IN ‘ the Archbishop’s guild will receive Washington Park Cafe • • Prescriptions Carefully Filled ' • HOROLIGISTS PARTY AND PASTRY ORDERS ‘ ’ by Registered Pharmacists \ | in the 7:30 Mass. New Managremcnt—H. J. McImac. Prop. For Quality Bakery Goods 1024 So. Gaylord PE. 7315 , , FINE WINES ANZI LIQUORS , , BILLY’S INN KOBiEt n n Mrs. Raymond P. Griffin is a 1052 S. Gaylord PE. 9846 228 16th CH. 8668 Try patient in Mercy hospital. CHAS. HITT and ARNOLD JENSEN The Rev. Daniel Kane, C.M., of Good Foods BIDE-A-WEE CAFE St. Thomas’ seminary has been as­ SOUTH GAYLDRD WEISS BAKERY sisting in the parish on Sundays Full Line of And Your FavoHta Drinks MR. AND MRS. GLEANERS 4024 Tennyson St. GEO. ESSENPREIS this fall. 44th St LoweU Phone GL. 9733 IVEW LOCATION Sgt. Robert Schell is home on SOUTH GflVLORDmflRKET Nu-Enamel 1025 SO. GAYLORD furlough to visit his parents in the FOR INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Direct Plant Servico JUST GOOD MEAT 1023 Broadway KE. 97.31 parish. DECORATING Flh/EST QUAUTY DRY CLEANING We Appreciate Your Patronage 1065 S. Gaylord p D Polan. owner SP9923 AT REASONABLE PRICES 4028 TENNYSON POULTRY AND FISH Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Ona Coat Cover*—No Bruah Marks circle is meeting in’ the home of PEarl 1350 Marjorie Arnold SHOE SHOP TEXIVYSON Mrs. J. F. Arnolds, 1669 Newport CORN FED MEATS AL JOHNSON PHONE TA. 1611 street, Thursday, Sept. 14. New 1-DAY SERVICE EXPERT REPAIRING Meat Market members to be welcomed are Mrs. FULL LINE GROCERIES RADIO SERVICE Van Dyke R. M. Ahern and Mrs. Snow. HARDWARE QUALITY MATERIALS 4016 Tennyson GR. 0443 ANT HAKE ROME OB Portraits Guests ■will be Mrs. W. J. Solis and CAR RADIO FURNACE CLEANING AND REPAIRING Reatanahle Pricei Mrs. Mary Shannahan Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Canning Peaches, 1067 So. Gavlord SHEET METAL AND GUTTER WORK ‘ S06 SEVENTEENTH ST. Mmes, Joseph Casper, H. W. Italian Prunes, Etc. RA. 1232 So. Gaylord Hdw. Co. BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY Denver 2, Colo. Lowrey, and Katherine Snow have the care of the altar for Septembeor. lo s s So. 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Home Economics—Defense I f ' Fr. R. A. McGowan Reveals in Detailing Plans Women’s Society For Spanish-Speaking Leaders* Conference D. DEUTSCH OPTOMETRIST B E C E P I l HEED 35 Y.ars Fr.iFrartlcs Is Asked to Aid Eyia Examinad Economic and International Relations GIsasaa FitUd In Work of Guild EOR COUPLE III W | p Brokan Lantat Dnpllaatad Will Be Stressed in Denver Seminar Oculists’ Prescription Filled The regular meeting of the Gannlna K ^ to k g|„,|, vision Denver Queen’s Daughters was Invisibl. BIfoc.l g| , Representatives who will be in USO-IICCS CLUB Lenfce to Set , . ... held Sept. 10 in the home of Miss Affairs in making plans for the Tex., in July, 1943. under the spon­ Far and N a a r - !>'»“ Denver Oct. 17 to 20 for the five- Ground all in ona. fraroa. Marie Bresenhan. Assisting were Denver meeting. sorship of Archbishop Robert E. state seminar on Spanish-roeaking The seminar, which will attract Lucey. 'That gathering followed Thirty guests attended the wed­ Opan Monday Evanints. Fh. TA. 8843 Misses Minnie Duray, Mary Rior- peoples, to be held at R ^ is col­ I’m glad mother tmtnn members of the Hierarchy, both the plan of joint sessions of the ding reception in honor of Cpl. dan, and Mary Waller, lege under the sponsorship of Catholic and non-Catholic authori­ whole group in the day meetings Lilian Hamilton and Cpl. Richard 1519 Curtis St. ^"STu/."" •uch good cakes. She Members were requested to fur­ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, will ties on the racial question, and and of committee sessions in the C. Perschmann in the USO-NCCS- center their deliberations primarily nish two pairs or two units of selected leaders from Colorado, evening to draw up reports for WD clubhouse, 1772 Grant street, on economic and international re­ Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Wyo­ presentation to the whole mem­ always uses Pikes Peak garments for the Needlework guild. Denver, Friday, Sept. 8. The couple lations. This was revealed in Den­ ming, and California, will be di­ bership. In the dqy sessions were were married in the Fort Logan Cake Flour. So will I, These garments should be sent to ver last week by the Rev. Ray­ vided into five general commit- discussed the whole range of prob chapel. The bride was given in Miss Mary Rose O’Brien, 1466 St. mond A. McGowan of Washing­ teek that will discuss economic or­ lems facing Hie Spanish-speaking marriage by Maj. Halsey, who is when I grow up. Paul street, before Oct. 6 for mark­ ton, D. C., assistant director of ganizations, charities, education, people. Four committees were set with the Denver WAC recruiting the Social Action department of ing and distribution. general community organization, up— one-on large groups in cities, office. the National Catholic Welfare and parish life and lay organiza­ a second on large groups in towns Cpl. and Mrs. Perschmann are Sunday, Oct, 1, will be the an­ Conference, who had been in the tions. and in the country, another on nual Communion day in St. Philo- also stationed in the ^Denver re­ city for nearly two weeks to make The separate committees will the scattered workers, and the cruiting office. Mrs. Perschmann mena’s church. Members will re­ arrangements for the conference fourth on the migratory workers. ceive Communion in the 8:15 Mass. hold meetings each evening of the is from Redsprings, N. Car,, and Father McGowan, who left Den­ parley and draw up their indi­ The change of arrangements to Cpl. Perschmann^ .home is in Mi.ss Marie Bellmar and her com­ ver Friday for the East, is the be followed in Denver was thought mittee will make arrangements for vidual reports. On A e last morn­ Minneapolis, Minn. At {|0ur representative of the Office of the advisable so that the program fol­ A i r the breakfast. ing, O ct 20, these reports will Grocers Co-ordinator of Inter-American be read before the entire group lowed would deal not so much with Communion Held The National Council of Cath­ and assembled for publication and restating the problems or advo­ For Service Men olic Women’s newsletter was read distribution. cating certain things to be done, * I by Miss Lila O’Boyle. Miss but deal with the work of the or­ Honor guest at the regular Approximately 15 leaders from O’Brien, chairman of the program ganizations and agencies that have monthly Communion breakfast on ; t Colorado will take part' in the committee, will secure pamphlets Denver Area War as their aim the solving of those Sept 10 at the NCCS-WD was the PIKES PEAK on South America and arrange a conference deliberations, and 25 problems. Rev. Elmer Kolka. The group at­ series o f discussions for the regu­ from outside the state have been tended the 9:15 Mass in Holy Ghost I'/ lar meetings. invited. City and state officials Fr. McGowan With church and was served breakfast 1i ■ t t also have been asked to participate ^ ^ F I O U K Miss Minnie Duray gave a re NCWC Since 1920. in the WD clubhouse. After break­ Chest Drive Goal Consultants and speakers drawn fast Father Kolka gave a brief port on providing entertainment from specialized fields will be Father McGowan, who has been LUMBER — PAINT — HARDWARE and outings through the USO talk. All service women and men INSULATION brought in to discuss numerous associated with the NCWC since are invited to attend the break- NCCS for the army nurses of Fitz- its organization in 1920, i^ a na­ THE subjects before the committees. fa.sts, held jointly with the NCCS- simons General hospital. The spir­ tive of Brookfield, Mo. He was itual director. Monsignor William Set at Preliminary Plant Drafted MD on the second Sunday of every Aurora Lumber Company bom in 1892; studied in St. Bene­ Higgins, addressed the group. Plans for the seminar, as de­ month. Building Headquarters tailed by Father McGowan at a dict’s college, Atchison, Kans. In the social hour, members dis­ Miss Carolena Preisnitz of El- Phones Anrors 280—Frsnklin 8280 meeting held Sept. 1 in the Cos­ (1909-10); St. Bernard’s semi­ cussed their vacations, and refresh­ “ Give to Win’’ is the slogan of linwood, Kans., has joined the AURORA, COLO. mopolitan hotel with Denver lead nary, Rochester, N. Y. (1910-12); NCCS staff as program director. ments were served by the hostesses the annual Denver War Chest cam­ and the North American college paign, in which a goal of $1,603,- ers, are being formulated by the On Sept 9 Mi.ss Madalene Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. Mul in Rome (1912-15), He was or­ Weber, director of NCCS-WD in 000 will be sought from the gener­ dained for the Diocese of St. REPAIRING-RENTALS ous people of Adams, Arapahoe, roy and the Rev, Elmer Kolka of Denver, drove to Pueblo with Mrs. the archdiocesan Charities office. Joseph on Dec. 18, 1915, in the Franklin to take seven Chinese ON ALL MAKES Denver, and Jefferson counties be­ Catholic university in Washington, tween Oct, 17 and 27, it is an­ Present for the session Sept. 1, girls to the USO club for a dance in addition to Fathers McGowan D. C. He studied at the Catholic given for the Chinese cadets and All Makes Typewriter Service nounced by Henry C. Van Schaack university in 1916, and for the campaign chairman. Funds con­ and Kolka, were Fathers Gregory officers in Pueblo. 435 I4th STREET BARNES SCHOOL BLDG. MAIN 8485 Smith, Harold V. Campbell, Hu following four years served as an tributed in the campaign this year army chaplain and in parishes of are needed for America’s fighting bert Newell, John Ordinas, C.R., Your Purchase of War Bonda and Emmanuel Sandoval, S.J.; the S t Joseph diocese. In the men, her fighting allies, and her meantime he wrote on economic and Stamps Helps to Secure Your needy citizens at home. Tom Ty­ Mrs. L. U. Wagner and Mrs, John T. Tierney, executives of the Arch .subjects for the National Catholic Future. nan heads the War Chest business War Council (forerunner to the district army, diocesan Council of Catholic Women; Bernard Carraher, state NCWC). Father McGowan became PHONE “ While daily news from the bat- deputy of the Knights of Colum­ assistant director of the NCWC COLORADO tlefronts is very good,’’ Van bus; and Herbert Brayer. Social Action department in 1920. UPHOLSTERY CO. Schaack declared, “ the needs of our He has served since 1923 as sec­ ft The preparatory work of the five RECOVER 2 PIECES boys across the seas, their allies, general committees is being ar­ retary of the Catholic Conference and our needy folks at home are On Industrial Problems and is FRIEZE AND TAPESTRY . ranged by the following: Eco­ $55.00 AND UP even greater than last year and we nomic organizations and legisla­ acting executive secretary of the I must see them through.” tion, Mr. Brayer and Father Camp­ Catholic Association for Interna­ 2459 16lh St. GL. 2304 He said costs of the host of serv­ bell; charities. Father Kolka; edu­ tional Peace. ices the War Chest gives the fight­ cation, Fathers Newell and San­ ing men and allied countries have doval, with Father Smith assist­ Offic# Phon« MAIn 7508 gone up as well as costs for sup ing; general community organiza­ Residence Phone EA. 1288 porting the orphans, the blind, tions, MonsiCTor Mulroy; _and par­ Fuller Brushes Estimates Cheerfully Given on youth guidance,, child welfare, and ANDRE DE VAJDA ish life and lay organizations, Fa­ PERSONAL BRUSHES ENRICHED BREAD UPHOLSTERY scores of other services. ther Ordinas, K. of C, represents A Worthy Signature in Furs HOUSEHOLD BRUSHES New Coats Made to Order Van Schaack explained that the tives, and Mrs. Wagner, WAXES AND POUSHES goal of $1,603,000 is about $29,000 To use the seminar for others. 1618 CALIFORNIA STREET SMILEY BROS* TA. 8718 — 1546 Glcnxm — Dcbtot (Meek Buldinff) more than last year. He also Father McGowan stressed, two PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS DE-0988 pointed out that the total funds meetings— in addition to that for E. Colfax at Monroe needed for necessary local, na­ the picked leaders— are being ar­ tional, and international human ranged. One is for priests and service amounts to $1,583,334, but another for school teachers. Both that through efficient business the archdiocesan clergy confer­ management, a reserve of $80,334 ence and the archdiocesan school Clothes is left over from last year, leaving teachers’ convention will be held a net of $1,503,000 to be subscribed the same week as the seminar, and by Denver area residents. their ses.sions will be tied in with Sparkle • those of the Spanish-speaking con­ ference. Like New! Succeisor to Texai Parley .Tc«, 7oir 10111, oTircoiU, druMi and The Denver meeting is a suc­ coaU will iparkli with Student Council cessor to one held in San Antonio, Beautiful MA.0541 MA.0641 I - Hail Ordin P . A .* DOYLE’S Fresh Cut Flowers PIMPLES (‘ PARADISE APPEAL) Of School Meets PHARMA(TY TIRED OR WEAK EYES BUV When ther’n dry cluned br the 180% Fresh Carrot Juice Large Assortment of Potted filtration proeeai at Th* PxrtlcnUr Diucctit Dally {n PIaU or QnarU (Cathedral High School, Denver) 17ih AVE. AND GRANT Plants and Funeral Designs Phone EM. 2783 for Pick-up ORANGE BAR 'The first student council meet­ KE. 6*87 FREE DELIVERY w w ^ y ^ y V w w m-w w w ing in Cathedral high school was PARADISE CLEANERS held Sept. 11. Cathedral student Phone HAin 8681 Boor and Wiaoa UIRR t CONVENIENT CASH-CARRY LOCATIONS government, modeled after the Colorado state government, has DOUG’S CAFE JERRY BREEN ★ COLFAX AT ADAMS * .SIXTH AT DOWNING the following executive officers ★ COLFAX AT QUEBEC ★ 20TH AVE. AT GRANT John Anderson, student governor^ HOT MEALS i x LUNCHES FLORIST BUY At All Thnei AJm Mountain Cleanen, 337 E. Colfax A to. (2 doom Went of Cathodral) Hazel McNabb, lieutenant gov­ All Kinds of Liquon DELIVERY ROHRS ernor; Peggy McGovern, secre­ 1456 California MA. 2279 tary of state; and Albert Jepsen, "DOUG” ROGERS, Propriotor WAR treasurer. 1524 Larimor Stroot Donrer. Colorada Just Arrived! Student council personnel in­ cludes the senior class president, John Abegg; junior class president, DR. R. W. FRITZ Fresh Green Shrimp BONDS Bruce McLeilan; sodality pre­ And Asvsociates FLORIDA FRUIT fects, Mary Ann Adams and 'Tom FRESH COLORADO Giblin; CSMC president, Ann Dentists CRAPPIES and PRODUCE CO. Cuthbertson; Pep club correspond­ 688 I5th Stroot 126s 16th Stroot KErttons 8721 TAbor 5781 fi* • ent, Prances Ellen Morrison; “ C” FRESH BAY club president, Ralph Heber; and Opon Hondar and Thnndar Eoca. SCALLOPS Hi-Pal co-editors, Helen Dollaghan 4 * and Mary Lou Damascio. FRESH EASTERN Cliood Bakerj Newly appointed committee OYSTERS ______chairmen are Mary Lou Schwarz, ATTENTION! LOBSTER assembly committee; Charlene Jor­ MEAT, 8 as. asn... dan,' social committee; Nancy Enlisted Men V O S S B R O S . Davis, citizenship committee; and Why wait from throe daya to one WHITING. Hasdlass Alice Mae Wright, judiciary com­ week for your Tailorinst We will and Draaaad.„...... mittee. Senators are Ed Baker, ht your Blouse, Shirt or Slacka Walter Burcher, John Carroll, while you wait Chtyrona, ]5e; WOMEIN Inaipnlaa, 15e; Braid, ISe, U (ur- Helen Caveny, Rudy DeLuise, Bud nUbod: tewed pn WHILE YOU BUY Feeley, Ray Hamilton, Charlene WAIT. Shirts cut down, 76ei Pants shortened, SOe; made smaller LARGE BONDS J 11 Hill, Jack Jepson, Henry Job, fa] waist, 64c. Bloases pressed, ISe COLORED HENS Kathleen Kemme, Paul Kueser, and and Pants pressed, 26c, done £ Lines Need Yon Sue Young. WHILE YOU WAIT. Enlisted Men, Unilornu made to order. BELGIAN HARES For the sixth consecutive year, 24-HOUR SERVICE on CLEAN­ TO FRY S the Hi.Pal of Cathedral high ING. Take a tip from Ben, on The nation's Alrlints need women for communications, school has been awarded the All- your day off brinir your unlforma— S wa do your work WHILE YOU reservations, ticket soles, teletype. No previous ex­ Catholic rating. Word of the WAIT. honor was received this week from Good Things to Eat perience necessary. Training period short and Inter­ the Catholic School Press asso­ Now Celebratins: Their Fresh and Salted Nutmeata -« esting; need not interfere with your present employ­ PUBLIC TAILDRS D s 1 . ciation at Marquette university, Candied Fruits and Candiea ment. Work li not mechanical or technical. Milwaukee, Wise. Louise Job, Second Anniversary AND CLEANERS WHEAT GERM - SOT BEAN FLOUR u clas-s of 1944, headed the staff HERRING TIDBITS A meriting the All-Catholic award. 531 Fifteenth Street p iTodaj and After the Wani Rose Marie Wich was managing DENVER FRUIT * Phone TAbor 9071 ADDISON’S 100% of our qualified graduates have been empioyecL editor: staff page editors were Between Welton and Glenarm PRODUCE CO. E Sally Russell, Barbara Sorrell, Bob Home Public Market Y Salaries ore above average. Airline plans for after­ OPEN EVENINGS TO 8 P. M- TA. 2758 Keating, Dick Hodges, Alicia SUNDAYS FROM 8 TO 1 war expansion offer wonderful opportunities for od- Bondy, and Phyllis Derrig. vancement. Tolk with pilots In the air; meet eeleb- Newly organized clubs in the ATTElVnOlV ritlei; travel. Get full Information TODAY. Mall eou-i high school include the Spanish Officers and Enlisted Men M pon, call In person, or phone. club and the Freshman-Sophomore WACs and Nurses club. These organizations will We Carry a Complete Une K elect officers in the coming week of Insignia MIDLAND SCHOOLS and will begin activities soon. T r \j»C. ii.N. EASTMAN, UlttnciOituict BlaiMafiaj.:er '428 UBivertily BMg., Denver 2, Colo. KE;Irstone S419 CHICAGO FOR FEEL OIL FOOD FOR FREEDOM NqmoM Age.„ lAddrea C H . 4581 MARKET W IRTH Bi-Low Oty State.. PERRY PETROLEEHf CO. DV-9 FOOn CEWTER REFINERS Thursday, Sept. 14, 1944 Office, 938 Baundck Street Telephone, KEystone '4205 THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER PAGE FIVE

Nar berth Plan to Be Used CATHOLIC ARTICLES TO BE Altar Society in RUN IN LEADVILLE PAPER Littleton Begins Leadville.— (Annunciation Par­ the committee to succeed William ish)— The Altar and Rosary so­ Carter, who recently moved to ciety had its monthly meeting on Denver. Miss Mary Bost was Fall Activities chosen secretary. The Knights of Wednesday evening, Sept 6, at 8 Columbus hall, which houses the o'clock. It was decided to sponsor USO club, will be completely ren­ Littleton.— The first meeting of the Narberth newspaper plan ovated in the near future at an es­ the fall season of St. Mary.’6 Altar whereby Catholic information ar­ timated cost of $11,000. society was held Sept. 7, with Mrs. Horan patrons because they find in ticles will be put into the local On Aug. 30, Father L, J. Barth- y newspaper once a week. elmy, C.P., who had been chaplain Tony Gearty and Mrs. Tom Gan­ our service exactly what they want: at Camp Hale, left for a new as­ non as hostesses. A large group The annual Forty Hours’ devo­ signment at Indianola, Nebr. As was present. The gift presented at tion was opened on Friday morn­ there is no Catholic chaplain at the each meeting was received by Mrs. ing with a High Mass and proces­ post at present, the priests from Maurice Ohrel. Arrangements were Personal attention of the owners; sion in honor of the Blessed Sac­ Leadville have been saying Sunday made at the meeting to have a rament and closed on Sunday eve­ Masses at the camp. Mass offered for any sick member Modern facilities and equipment; ning. The Rev. Robert F. Kreut- of the Altar society, instead of the zer, C.SS.R., of St. Joseph’s Recent visitors at the rectory I include Fathers Manus P. Boyle former card sent to them when Friendly credit arrangements; church, Denver, conducted the sick. \j services. and William V. Powers, both of ■> Denver; Charles P. Sanger of The victory campaign is pro School Enrolli 228 Keenesburg and- Roggen, and greasing satisfactorily, and the CASH Beautiful and well constructed St. Marv’s school opened on James P. Flanagan of Edgewater. first bulletin will be published Sept. 5 with an enrollment of 226. Charles Hopfinger, son of Mr, Sunday, Sept. 24. Sell your ear to A1 O’JHeara at TOP merchandise; Sister Mary Evarista is the new and Mrs. C. F. Hopfinger, has re­ Plans have been made for 40 principal and has charge of the ceived the Silver Star for gallantry Hours’ devotion from Sept. 22 to price, no waiting. All makes and mod­ eighth grade. Other teachers are in action 24. Sister Mary Winifred, sixth and seventh grades; Sister Catherine Maj. McGinty, director o f sup­ Mrs. Winnie Strickland of Gales els wanted right now. C!osts to fit every circumstance. Marie, fifth; Sister Carmella, third plies and service at Camp Hale, burg. 111., cousin of B. F. O’Brien, and fourth grades; Sister Mary is a frequent visitor at the rec- and Mrs. Frank Lindner, sister of Patricia, second’ grade; and Sister tory. His daughter, Doris of Bos­ Mr. O’Brien, and her son, Leonard, Mary Alodia, first grade. Sister ton, made a short visit here before spent the past week at the O’Brien MAIN 3111 accompanying h e r father to home. Mary Vida is the new music teach­ 133S Broadway er. In the summer the school was Omaha on leave. Miss Virginia Conrad left Sept, painted. Mr. and Mrs. John Delorey are 9 to return to Utah after a two- 1314 Acoma Before the school term started visiting relatives and friends in week vacation with her parents, Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Conrad of the sisters were guests at the DENVER’S LARGEST FORD DEALER HORAN mountain home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Margaret Sullivan and her Louviers. AND SON CHAPEL S Ed Leven and family at Vicksburg daughter, Ann, have returned to Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Johnson of for a day. Other guests were Fa­ Leadville following a month’s va­ Louviers have moved to Califor­ thers Bernard Gillick of Salida, cation in Salida. Miss Sullivan re nia. Mr. Johnson recently retired KEystone 6297 # KEystone 6296 Paulinus Hammer, O.S.B., of sumes her position as a teacher at from his position in the Du Pont tsn Qeveiand Ptace Buena Vista; George M. Trunck, Central public school, plant Mrs. Johnson was an active Edward L. Horgan, and John C. Mr. and Mrs. James Sweeney member of St. Mary’s Altar so­ STORE COAL EARLY Walsh, all of Leadville; William returned from a visit spent with ciety. PHONE US YOUR ORDER NOW Guarding Forever our Founder^ Ideab Greenan, Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas, relatives in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Ed McConologue VICTORY CHEMICAL TREATMENT and Mr. and Mrs. John Delorey. Bobby Johnson and Dick Cody are the parents of a boy. Pariik Bazaar Planned have resumed their studies at Holy Mrs. Rose Farnell has recovered REMOVES DUST AND DIRT Plans are being made for the Cross abbey in Canon City. from a serious operation. CONSULT US FURS annual parish bazaar, which will Mr. and Mrs. William Greenan \ Sg(t Clyde Hoffman left Sunday, ABOUT THE C0.4L im Succmnbs in be held on Nov. 3 and 4. and daughter, Mary Ellen, have ^ p t. 10, for a two-week assign­ TO STORE NOW! The Leadville council of the PRICED RIGHT returned from a month’s stay in ment to Santa Monica, Calif. Serving Denver Sittee USO, at a recent meeting, elected Illinois and Missouri. . Blaine Thomas, Jr., son of Mr. 10 MONTHS To PAY Andrew F. Hennessy chairmaft of The following service men have and Mrs, Blaine Thomas, left Sept. been home for visits with their 6 for the armed service. Colorado Springs We recommend storing PINNACLE or W.ADGE Lump, Expert Restyling, Repairing families: Pvt. Sjoden, Francis The Archbishop’s guild met Slavin, Maj. Billy Rose, Lt. Vin­ Wednesday, Sept. 13, in the home Egg or Nut, also PINNACLE STOKER Pea or Slack. Deluxe Cleaning Colorado Springs.— Sister Mary cent Kelly, Lt. Vincent McMor- of Mrs. John Huls. HLL YOUR BIN NOW Our Pricei Save You Monej Vincent of the Sisters of the Im­ row, and William and Albert Tre- Jerry Craig, son of Mr. and Mrs. maculate Conception of Labadie- vethan. Harold Craig, has enrolled in THE PIKES PEAK FUEL ville, La., died Friday, Sept. 9, in a Alberta Nadon, the daughter of Regis. 635 CurUs St. MAin 6181 local hospital. Sister taught school Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nadon, was Miss Betty Lou Rees has been in Labadieville, La., for many OF SOCIEII III married on Aug. 27 to S. Sgt. Al­ transferred to the Marjorie Reed years. A Requiem High Ma-ss was fred Jenni in Holy Family church Day nursery, where she will work celebrated there. Burial was in at San Diego, Calif., before the for the next month in connection 6 6 9 9 Labadieville. Rev. J, W. McDonagh. with her training as a nurse. Phone CH. 1901 Mrs. Clifford Betts has com Peggy and Howard Kinkel, Why Pay More? While Mrs. Joseph McFayden, GOLDFIISUIED pletely recovered from her recent daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. (Trademark) her daughter, Virginia, and son, 1510 California St illness, during which time she was Howard Kinkel, have been ill of Ted, spent a three-week holiday a patient in St. Joseph’s hospital chicken pox, but are recovering at Lake Okaboji, la., from which Golden.—St. JosejSh’s Altar and in DJenver. nicely. they recently returned, they had Rosary society held its first meet­ as their guest a Lake Forest acad­ ing of the fall season Sept. 6 in Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores the home of Mrs. J. F. Meyer, with emy schoolmate of Ted’s, William INCORPORATED , LOOP MARKET Stone of Lake Bluff, 111. Mrs. L. F. Meyer as co-hostess. FLIER FROM BURMA THEATER The new officers were installed Colorado Owned Stores FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE Air corps training at the Santa and the following conftnittee chair­ Ana, Calif., air base is over for Free Parking With Purckate of 50c or More at 1429 Lawrence men were appointed for the ensuing OF WAR VISITS IN BOULDER Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. John Rasmussen, Jr., an air cadet. year: Flowers, Mrs. Guy Eaton; He is now awaiting assignment to sick visitation, Mrs. Hugh Beers; Broadway and Ellsworth 16lh and California a bombardier school. John's wife, linens, Mrs. P. Hokanson; vest­ Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par­ husband and her son, Edward, Jr., 15th and California SOLES the former Doris Savage, returned ments, Mrs. Clara Layden and Mrs. ish)— S. Sgt. Robert Henson is in who is a student in the army med­ niMEDIATK SERVICE home Thursday. They have a two- ical corps at Loyola university in Hugh Beers; hostesses, Mrs. Eu­ Boulder to visit his mother, Mrs. We Do Not Have Special Sales But Sell "You at Our Lowest Hen’s, Wensn’s and Cfaildnn’s year-old daughter, Roberta. gene Bolitho; publicity, Mrs. J. F. Chicago. HaU Solti Prices Every Day on All Drug Merchandise, Canteen unit 4, on duty at the Wagenbach; ways and means, Mrs. E. K. Henson, and his sister, Mrs. Jean Jacobbucci, formerly of An Work GaartnUod OMf STORf ONLY new snack bar at the Petersen H u ^ Beers; and program, Mrs. T. John Reinert. He has just re­ this parish and son-in-law of S. M. LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP IKTHf lOOP PUBLIC MAr.lCiT-l5«,H4WRfNC* Field air base, includes; Monday, G. Garrison. turned from 15 months’ duty as Forsyth, spent Monday, Sept. 11, LOOP MARKET C?.^«<;i

W* SpccUlIz* ta Phonene ^ ^‘EveiTrthing JOS. M. FISHMAN MILK FED Tabor ‘1776* ON SEPT. 29.10 POULTRY Jeweler and Optician Under the GLASSES ON CREDIT (St. Pkilomana’* Parlth, DenTCr) Sea” 807 15lh St. TA. 0029 Compitt* Linz at St. PhHomena’s parish, under B R U N 0 5 the auspices of the Parent-Teach­ SEA FOODS and 1130 E. ers’ association, will sponsor a ba­ FRESH nSH (^Ifax Ave. 0. K. FIRST QUALITY GRADE - A zaar Sept. 29 and 30 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium, E. 10th ave­ SEE DEUVKRY AT 16 A. M. AND 2 P. H. | TREADWELLS nue and Fillmore street, Mrs. W. L. Zint is the director. She will be assisted by John F. Mohan, gen­ eral chairman, and the following I Clark’s Flowers It committees: C. F. Lamberty and BU Y W AR BOIVDS Coinpiete Line of Cut Flower* I ^ u U t o i d Dave Costello; tickets, Dave Cos­ and Potted Plant* I tello; games, George Scharwtz; AND STAMPS Floral Spray* and candy booth, Martin O’Haire; i (jtrsage*C < lighting, Herbert White; finance, ★ Ray Jaeger and C. F. Lamberty; <«We[•We Deliver TA. .3662a t cashier, Howard Minot; advisory. Judge J, J. Walsh; donor of tick­ ets, J. F. Jordan of the Ruby phar­ macy; snack bar, Mmes. George e Schwartz, J. F. Jordan and Henry nmusEmEiiTS— Dininc Waldron; fishpond, Mmes. Mary The Guaranteed Koons, Ruby Bowles, and Joseph "Perfect Circle" Recap' Vecchio; country store, Mmes. J. RECRERTIOn with the Famous R. Plank, Dave Costello, J. F. Mo­ han, and George Astler; advisory Treed committee, Mmes. H. T. Zook and n John F,. Mohan. THEATRE Mrs. W. L. Zint asks for contri­ PARK 1028 S. Gaylord butions of white elephants, souve­ PE. 9877 nirs, knick-knacks, and linens. THURS., FRI., BAT. SEPT. 14, 15. 16 Donors please call Mrs. Zint, EA. Jack Canon— Jane Wyman in ?886, and the articles will be called Lead the Parade with Fully Guaranteed Recaps for. “Make Your Own Bed” DON’T DELAY— RECAP TODAY ALSO + + + + + Altar Society Meets Simone Simon—Kent Smith in 450 Mrs. F. H. Mills was hostess to “ THE CURSE OF THE O. K. Rubber Welders PTA Officials to the members of the Altar and Ro­ CAT PEOPLE” South Marion SERGEANT DEFEATS HANDICAP sary society in her home, 1133 SUN.. MON., TUBS., WED. Complete Tire Service Steele street, Monday, Sept. 1. Mrs. Sept. 24, 25, 25. 27 Enjoy Your Favorite Mills was assisted by Mrs. Abi Hol­ Attend Sessions Irene Dunne—AUn Marsh*! in 3 — DENVER STORES — 3 TO WIN DECORATION IN ARMY land and Mrs. Philomena Hodges, COCKTAIL “ THE WHITE CLIFFS OF and Miss Augustine Girardot. Fifty /n * 1768 So. Broadway 2333 E. COLFAX (Holy Family Pariih, Denver) women were present New mem­ DOVER” All Holy Family PTA officers, (Continued From Page One) the university before his entrance PEarl 0 43 0 EAst 5765 into the service. He arrived on bers are Mrs. Don Rheault, Mrs. ALSO THE BEAUTIFUL chairmen, and room representatives to the grounds as soon as the John Stewart, Misses Rose and Harold Peary—Marion Martin in ORAL LITTLE, FRED MAREAN, Lowry Field a? a student in the COCKTAIL LOUNGE li/ are expected to attend the PTA circus arrived, pointing out hbw Ann Longan. “ GILDERSLEEVE’S the big top was set up and per­ armament school in September, The president, Mrs. T. C. GHOST” 38TH & IRVING league school of instruction at the mitting him to browse around 19^2, a few weeks after his in­ Rhoades, thanked Mmes. L. A. Shirley-Savoy hotel at 9:30 a.m. with the circus electricians, who duction. MATINEES - SATURDAY » GLendale 3263 Fair and J. D. Goodrow for sewing SUNDAY AND ALL HOLIDAYS The Colonial Dining Room brought along their own power Completing his armament train­ Thursday, Sept. 21. altar linens; Mmes. W. E, Sheehy, AT 2 P.M. Feaiurea Fine Food DailY ! >1 EARL CARR, plant. John went home and built ing in November, 1942, S ^. Sul­ Mrs. Sarah Healy of 4812 New­ livan was assigned as an instruc­ L. A. Fair, A. G. Guenther, E. L. ton street was called to Allegany, a miniature model of what he had Stakebake, and Mrs. F. M. Mills seen. tor in the electrical phase of the Of' rii S e-}j' TIRES AND TIRE SERVICE (, N. Y., because of the death of her for assisting in the sanctuary; Studied Electricity at Night school and began the series of im­ .tr y w w w w w wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww’ sister, Sister Mary Alcantra of St. provements that won him the Mmes. Abi Holland and J. C. Elizabeth’s convent. Sgt. Sullivan completed his high Legion of Merit. Shiel fof sewing; Mrs. James Pot­ I GRAND CAFE Sister Mary Esther, daughter of school training at Naugatuck in ter for decorating the altar on the 431 17ih St. MA. 6652 As a student he had watched his SEPT. 15. IS—FRIDAY, SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Nick Center, spent a 1940, and his talents were recog­ Feast of S t Philomena; and the (Between Glenarm and Tremont) Lynn Bari - Francia Lcderer few hours at the Holy Family con­ nized by the U. S. Rubber plant fellow soldiers, most of them fresh O’Boyle family for their donation Open 11:00 A.M. TO 2:00 A.M. “ BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY" from civilian life, wade through Cloeed Mondays vent while en route to her new as­ in that city. By day he worked of flowers for the Feast of the As­ Serving the Finett Roy Roger* - Trigger - Mary I.ee signment at Louisville, Ky. as an electrician in the factory, the theory Of electricity without sumption. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor “COWBOY AND THE Catherine Ann, infant daughter and at night he commuted 20 getting too much practical knowl­ William Higgins addressed the AMERICAN AND SENORIT.A” edge from the course. As an elec­ of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dending^er, miles to nearby New Haven, where group. He extended appreciation CHINESE FOODS SEPT. 17. 18—SUNDAY, MONDAY trician he knew the best way to was baptized Sunday by the Rev. he enrolled as a student of elec­ to Mrs. Mills and the co-hostesses. Luncheon* and Dinners Maria Montez - Jon Hall Norbert Walsh. Wallace and Edith trical engineering at Yale. He solve the enigma was to follow He also thanked Mrs. Rhoades for VISIT OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE “COBRA WOMAN” Zoellner were sponsors. had two years o f night study in the famous precept: “ We learn to her work as president, and the Le­ Dennis O’Keefe - Marjorie Reynolds do by doing!’’ gion of Mary for its assistance in “ UP IN MABEL’S ROOM” Sullivan reasoned tha.t, if the stu­ recruiting new members for the SEPT. 19, 20.*2l-TUE8.. WED., THUB. dent were first to learn how to do SACRED HEART SCHOOL LISTS society. A motion was carried to Ginger Rogers - David Niven an operation himself, the theory present Monsignor Higgins with a “ BACHELOR MOTHER” would follow as a matter o f course. check for $1,000 to be applied on And since the prime object o f the SPECIAL! 605 STUDENTS FOR OPENING the parish debt. The October meet­ W S TAVERN army air forces was not to develop ing will be held in St. Philomena’s fPe Invite You to Visit ANY CAR KentuckyGarage a group o f scientists, but to turn rectory with Monsignor Higgins‘ 128 Broadway $ 2 5 0 0 (Sacred Heart Parith, Denver') for the Mass. Father Schlitz also out skilled armorers in mass pro­ PAINTED... AND and his assistants asfhosts. A-l JOB A total of 605 children is en­ preached. duction, the problem was one of skilled craftsmanship rather than 272 Enroll in School Ingram’s Cafe rolled in Sacred Heart school, and About 200 children partook of Welcomes You Mack’s Auto Service Filling Station a store of unused knowledge. In Two hundred and aeventy-two it has been necessary to prepare the hot lunch served at the initial short, the sergeant figured that by pupils are enrolled in St. Philo­ ISSl Chunp* K£. 9 2 7 4 another classroom and to employ and Bar Expert Motor Repairing opening of the school lunchroom doing practical work with electric­ mena’s school. Sister Catherine "Where All Good Friends Meet” ity the men would be better arm­ RALPH E. INGRAM, Prop. Clutch and Brake Service an extra teacher. In all, this makes on Monday. Mary is the new principal. Your Purchase of War Bonds orers. His citation bears this out. GAS - PENNZOIL • VALVOLINE OILS 11 classrooms and 11 teachers. At the first monthly meeting The following parish clubs met Beer • Good Food - Wine He proposed his theories to L t in the week: Tuesday, Mrs. G. L. For Better Foods and Stamps Helps to Secure Your COMPLETE LUBRICATION More than 600 children were in of the year on Wednesday after­ (now Major) Robert A. Wunsch Future. 661 E. Kentucky SP. 3087 Monaghan entertained her club in attendance for the Mass of the noon the following officers of the and his ideas got a prompt recep­ her home; Wednesday, Mrs. J. D. and Drinks tion. Working in his spare time Holy Ghost offered Monday by the Sacred Heart Altar sodality were Goodrow’s club met with Mrs. Day Wagon Hides Rev. Martin A. Schlitz, S.J., su­ installed: Prefect, Mrs. Montano; when his instruction duties were Thomas Leonard in the Denver OPEN ALL NIGHT PACKARD finished, Sullivan began building HAY LOFT. MUSIC. KITCHEN FA­ $5,000 FINE, perintendent, in Sacred Heart first assistant, Mrs. Conlon; sec Dry Goods tearoom; and Mrs. T. Downtown Locotloii “ mock-ups,” “ bread boards,” and E. Carey’s club will meet Friday CILITIES. COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE. 58 BHOMIWAY church. The children’s choir sang Hay wagon can meet your Tho Only Packard Scrrico tn Danvar ond assistant, Mrs. Lee; secreta^- “ jigs” that now run into the hun­ with Mrs. John Conway in the ONE YEAR treasurer, Mrs. Lynch; and in­ party at car line. dreds. They range from a simple Daniels & Fisher tearoom. 5000 East Kentucky structor of candidates, Mrs. plan of how a battery is wired to Packard Denver Co. Sidney Bishop and Jimmy Jor­ Phone for date*; Sullivan 45 IMPRISONMENT DUtribntors Clothing Drive Is Gerspach. This Sunday is Com­ a complete scaled model of a bomb J. T. GLASIER 216 15th St. TA. 52SS munion day for the Altar sodality release. To the passerby, they dan left Monday for Farragut, For O.P.A. Ceiling in the 7 ;30 o’clock Mass. ^ look somewhat Rube Goldberg-ish, Ida., where they will take their King Cole Room Price Violation but to the armament student they boot training. Carl Selander is Seen as Spiritual The senior choir will resume home on furlough. Be Safe— Sell to Us EXPERT singing for the High Mass this make the intricacies of electricity THE DIPPER 1082 BROADWAY Mrs. John Covillo, who had been (FORMERLY SHAMROCK) WE WILL PAY PULL CEILING FOR AUTO REPAIR Sunday at 10:30. The Rev. An­ as easy as A, B, C. NOW SERVING MOST MAKES AND MODELS drew Dimichino, S.J., pastor, is Sullivan constructed standard­ ill in Mercy hospital, is recuperat­ Undar New Management AU Makss Task of Church ITALIAN SPAGHETTI anxious tot get new members for ized “ bread boards” equipped with ing in her home. NO RED TAPE Easr Time Parmeata ITAUAN HEAT BALLS ' Chinese and American the choir. Any woman of the par­ many types o f switches, meters, John M. Koehl, Jr., seaman sec­ ITALIAN SAUSAGE NO FORMS TO SIGN (Ste Article on P. 1) fuses, and solenoids used in the ond class, has returned to Farra­ Northwestern Anto Co. ish over 15 years of age is eligi­ 10601 E. COLFAX Foods at All Hours AND YOU RECEIVE THE MAXIMUM New York.— "A war-time spiri­ ble. Choir practice from now on electrical armament circuits of a gut, Ida., following a 15-day leave. 549 Broadway ^ TAbor 6201 We Serve Hill & Hill Bourbon PRICE YOU ARE ALLOWED TO tual mission for the Catholic will be held once a week on Tues­ combat airplane, and so arranged Miss Jeanne Fair left recently SELL YOUR CAR FOR Church in the United States’’— day evening at 7 :30 in Sodality that they were controlled from a FINE LIQUEURS at 25c a Drink— ^With Your for Terre Haute, Ind., where she Excellent Cnlxint Favorite Cliaaer TELEPHONB EM. 1761 this was the way the Rt. Rev. Jos­ hall just below the church. master board in the hands of the will be the instructor of Romance HOLT CHEW TEXACO GAS AND OILS eph P, Donahue, V.G., personal On Thursday evening. Sept 14, class instructor. Incorrect pro­ languages in St. Mary-of-the- ORGAN MUSIC NITELY representative of Archbishim Fran­ cedures by the student-in solving I ABLES MOTOR CO. at 8:15 o’clock, Sacred Heart par­ Woods college. Landers MOTOR COMPANY cis J. Spellman, described Catholic ish will resume its games parties. electrical problems on his individ­ A. E. ABLES participation in the emergency ual board was registered on the in­ Richard Koehl has returned to OF DENVER 20th Ave. at Downing Authorized Sales and Service These parties will be held in his home from Mercy hospital. clothing collection the week of Sacred Heart school regularly structor’s panel, thus enabling one **A Plac* for th* Dlicriminatinr** Old Friends’ Patronage Appreciated Mrs. Clifford Starr of Washing­ Sept. 24. Monsignor Donahue every Thursday night from now experienced instructor to control T oltph ono EM. 9817 S520-38 Z. Colfaa Ave. at Monroe ton, D. C., and Mrs. E. J, Burke ^ Ea COLFAX at STEELE spoke at a regional meeting of on. The parties are being spon­ and-inspect an entire section. COLONY GRILL of Tulsa, Okla., who have been diocesan campaign directors. sored by the PTA for the benefit Most of these “ bread boards,” Woodrow Wilson guests of Mrs. T. E. Carey, re­ Auxiliary Bishop J. Francis A. of the school. as the army has dubbed these DODGE ■ PLYMOUTH training devices, have been made turned to their homes last Sunday. Yonrs to Enjoy IVhere Friends Meet Friends Anto Upholstery McIntyre of New York asserted The new Sunday collection en­ from scrap lumber and wired to For added pleasure, entertain at the that the drive must be viewed as a velopes have been sent out, and Maj. and Mrs. Eugene C. Carey Member SL Francis de Sties’ Parish OWNERS incorporate all of the principles Cosmopolitan — PIONEER DINING “campaig^n for the relief of God’s those who did not receive their left Saturday for Santa Monica, • FINE FOODS AUTO TOPS — SEAT COVERS of the electrical armament circuits ROOM... Jack Flavin, s«rvic« M^r., ws: children throughout, the world.’’ carton of envelopes are urged to Calif. CUSHION REPAIRING For protoction &nd torviee have sroor of an actual airplane. The student COFFEE The goal is set at 16 million pounds hand in their name and address Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Sanchez and • MIXED DRINKS 1 263 So. Bdwy. SP. 9945 motor Vitalized and Carbon Removed. is able then to trace and actually SHOPPE . . . Price* reasonable. Factory trained and of dothing, which will be dis­ or call at the rectory to receive daughter, Mrs. Mercedes Cooper, wire into their proper circuits all BAMBOO • BEER • WINE pre-war mechanics do yoor work. tributed to needy persons in one. returned Friday from a vacation the electrical armament controls. ROOM. Rec­ Piek-Up and Delivery Serviee liberated areas. Protestant There will be the regular devo­ in New Mexico. While there they churches and Jewish synagogues His electrical genius recognized attended the annual fiesta. ommended the tions of the perpetual novena in by the Array Air Forces, Sg^. Sul­ 569 E. Colfax I I BUCKLEY BROS. are joining with Catholic parishes Mrs. Michael Flaherty has re­ Cosmopolitan \ "I standard Motor Go. honor of the Sacred Heart Friday livan is no longer instructing in to out-of-town Stndebaker Sales and Service in the drive. evening at 7:30 o’clock. turned to her home from Mercy NEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS 13tb & Glenarm CH. 6596 the department of armament on friends. The New York meeting was un­ Lowry Field. Instead he is as­ hospital. Auto Repairing All Makes der the chairmanship of the Rt, Mrs. W. E. Sheehy entertained Cosmopolitan Hotel Your Purchase of War Bonds Battery and Electric Sorrfea signed to the branch o f mainte­ Mint Super Service I Rev. Patrick A. O’Boyle, execu­ nance and service where his talents the Good Shepherd Aid society in and Stamps Help* to Secure Your B ^ y and Fender Work tive director of the* War Relief Mothers to Be J. B. HERNDON, JR„ Gan.. Mgr. 350 Broadway SP. 4111 Under New Management are used to produce new ways of her home Tuesday afternoon. Future. EDWD CLOUTMAN, Mgr. Services of the NCWC, which is speeding up and improving the ■ sponsoring Catholic«i'participation Lt. and Mrs. Don J. Montgomery Car Repairing teaching technique of the school. announce the birth of a son, Aug. in the collection. Another regional Honored at Tea you get a special longing for Auto Tune-Up Most instructors feel that, if they 12, in Fitzsimons General hospital. “ J o e ” YOUNG session was held the same day in need a better method of illustrat­ something very satisfying to Brakes and Tire Inspection New Orleans, presided over by The child is the grandson of Mr. PACKARD SPECIALIST The Loretto Heights college ing a particularly thorny problem and Mrs. Raymond Ryan of Den­ eat visit— Better do it now before old man winter Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel and II[XT IIME in electricity, Sgt. Sullivan will Auto Service Station ■eU in addressed by the Rev. Dr. Edward Woman’s club will inaugurate the ver, and the T. J. Montgomerys of usually find an answer. Good Gulf Makes Easy Starting E. Swanstrom of Brooklyn, assist­ 1944-1945 season with a business Washington, D. C. Bannock and Twelfth ( S . 8234 The sergeant doubts that he will ant directoT of War Relief Serv­ meeting and tea in honor of the Glendenning Carey, serving f / it’s a bolt— or an overhaul— 315 W. COLFAX CH. 3887, see overseas service, and Lowry ices. mothers'‘of the freshman students with the Seventh army headquar­ Joe. (0pp. the U. S. Mint) | officers, cognizant o f his ability, Monsignor O’Boyle spoke Sept. on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 26, at ters staff in France, has been ad­ 2:30 o’clock. The meeting is slated are confident he serves the war n/ EDELWEISS 12 gt a meeting in Chicago pre­ vanced to lieutenant colonel. His effort much better in his present sided over by Archbishop Samuel for the ballroom in Pancratia hall wife resides at 1434 Milwaukee 1644 GLENARM Open 11 a. m. ’til 3 a. m. A. Stritch. Father Swanstrom on the college campus, near Denver. post. During the Christmas sea­ street. Col. Carey is the eldest son SHRADER’S son he used his talents in his spare spoke the same day at a confer­ In the business meeting, which of Edward R. Carey of 1547 Gay­ ence in San Francisco, over which will be presided over by the new time to wire the huge creche that lord street ” . Service Station Archbishop John J. Mitty presided president, Mrs, George Bader, the Father Jerome H. Ludder erected outside the Catholic chapel on [NCWC]. program of the club activities for TO M FLAHERTY’S 1st Ave. & Logan St. SP. 9930 the year will be outlined and dis­ Lowry No. 2,. which was one of 2 Articles Diagnose cussed. the most inspiring Yuletime dis­ WELTON BUFFET plays in the region. , MOBILGAS — OILS — GREASING SI. Joseph’s Goild Will The hostesses for the tea are the Like a good many Lowry GIs, Cathoiic Education 1643 Welton officers and the executive board of Sullivan found not only army Have Luncheon Sepl. 1 the organization.' In addition to "STOP AT THE SIGN OP THE HARP.” Mrs. Bader, the group includes: life but romance as well when he Milwaukee. — Dr. Edward A. Mrs. Cornelius O’Byme, vice pres­ came to Denver. July 22 of this Fitzpatrick, former dean of the Line of KC-ENAMEL Members of St. Joseph’s year he married Miss Dorothy A. Marquette university graduate FOR INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR guild of Denver will serve a ident; Mrs. Frank Pruisner, secre­ tary; Mrs. William Schrodt, treas­ Payne, a member of Cathedral school and editor of the Catholic dessert - luncheon at 1:30 parish, with Father Gerald J. School Journal, now on leave and p.m. Monday, Sept. 18, in urer; Mrs. Karl Chambers, Mrs, ARGONAUT HOTEL DECORATIIVG Louis Palaze, Mrs. J. P. Reddick, Kreuzer of Lowry Field officiat­ serving with tJie army in Wash­ One Coat Covers — No Brush Marks the Public Service rooms. ing. After the war he plans to re ington, D. C., has written two ar­ Where Deover’a Society EnterteiA* for Luncheons end Dinners Games will be played. Thera Mrs. John Dowd, Mrs. S. Reisen- man, an^ Mrs. L. E. Keene. sume his college studies at Yal^ ticles on education. will be special prizes and university with a view toward get­ They are “ Idolatry and Educa­ FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BP.IDGE PARTIES. table prizes. ting a degree in electrical engi­ tion” and “ Catholic School Reor­ DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 u W & M S E R V IC E The hostesses are Mrs. A. FAVORS RECEIVED neering. ganization and Imitation of Pub­ EXCLUSIVE C. Tremlett, Mrs. Margaret A reader wishes to publish What plans then? He does not lic Schooling,” and are carried in BeentifBl Ballrooms Private Dining Room* Lucy, Mrs. Henry Jaquet, Repair AH Makea Waahmg Machines thanks for favors received after know. But his old employer has the Septw ter issue of the Cath­ and Mrs. John H. Spillane. Re^gerators — All Makes — (ximmerdal and Domestic prayers to the Sacred Heart, St, written him already, offering a olic School Journal, The first is Those friends desiring reser­ Joseph, Our Lady of Perpetual substantial increase in salary and described as a keynote address for 826 Santa Fe Drive a l l w o r k g u a r a n t e e d CH. 4453 vations are asked to call Mrs. Help, Kateri Tekakwitha, and a provision for a laboratory where the next year on Catholic educa­ laeiaaaai saaviiaai aj ij.a.i s.g.a ■asim ^im »m a.a.a.s.a.a. A. C. Tremlett, SPruca 2033, Blessed Mother Csbrini. I Sullivan can do research work. tion. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

mm .J Thursday, Sept. 14, 1944 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4905 PAGE SEVEN

George Williani Norris, School Teacher and •late*. . farm helper in the lummera near hti home in Sanduiky, 0 ., where he wai born July 11, 1861. He PIA P L iS S i i studied law, was admitted to the bar, and then tauffat school for a year. He moved to Nebraska in 1885. RADIO REPAIRS ' He was elected to Conireas in 1903, and to the United States Senate in 1913. Among his many accom­ , CAR AND HOME RADIOS , plishments were the enactment of the Muscle Shoals act, fathering the 20th amendment to the Con­ POPULAR RECORDS stitution, and the establishment of the unicameral legislature in Nrltraska'. He was defeated in 1942. Top left is a recent photograph of tlie late Nebraskan; bottom left, a picture taken in 1925; and right, III SI. JOSEPH'S k ‘ J CLASSICAL ALBUMS he is shown with President Roosevelt, after the chief executive had signed the Muscle Shoals act. MUSIC ACCES.SORIES SHEET MUSIC PAOISH SOIOOL ■V. HOLLENBECK MCSIC CO. I>b 14 So. Broadway Phone PE. 9424 (St. Joieph't [C.SS.R.] Pariih, Denver) Parishioners and their friBnds have a real treat in store when thi ways and means committee of th^ PTA presents the show of shows on Thursdjiy evening, Sept. 21, Preferred Parish at 8:15. 1 1. The entertainment is being ded­ I “ii Trading List icated to the pioneer parents and teachers of the parish, whose keen interest and foresight made pos­ h : sible the fine educational prog^tam now in existence in St. Joseph’s St. Francis de Sales* parish. JACKSON’S Former members of the dra­ matic club, under the direction of R. McNicbolas, are putting forth Cut Rate Drugs Forget-Me-Not their best efforts to make this a All the newest styles... a hat for Liquors • Sundries memorable evening. The enter­ every type and age . . big selection of Preicriptions tainment will consist of vaudeville acts. A special feature will be large head sizes. Free Prompt Delivery Flower Shop old-time dances, directed by X E W ntMEMHAfV BACmS Can SP. 8441 Downing and Alunada f Beautiful Cut \ Lindsey Keeler, accompanied by AtirVmiNfi CASAMLAXCAS Lorraine Wingo. } Flowers and S MMAmr rOMWAMB TILTS Alameda Drug Store The admission is 26 cents, and > Polled Plants S SMALL AXm LABSB BEBBTS V. 0. PETERSON, Prop. tickets may be purchased from the / Funeral Work \ school children, or at the rectory. Cat Rate Drags ( Artistically Arranged J School Number* Announced ALL ONE P R I C E ... ONLY % Winea and Liquors ( Phone RA. 1818 ) For the convenience of persons Fountain Serviee - School Suppliea ( V ^ ^ Downing at Alameda ) calling about matters pertaining Alameda and Broadway to school, the following telephhne numbers are made available: For i§lib^l H ats the high school, Keystone 7634, HAROLD’S J Tooley^s or Tabor 9964, with the former SHOE REPAIRING number preferred; for the con­ 1619 STOUT ST. vent, Main 2833. (JUST OFF IBTH ST.) FIRST CLASS WORK 1 ONLY BEST MATERIALS Food Store At a special assembly called for 1-DAY SERVICE Friday of this week, the 'Very "DENVER’S MOST PROGRESSIVE LAUNDRY" 310 So. Broadway BA. 3281 1 Choice Meats - Fish Rev. J. J. Buttimer, C.SS.R., pas­ tor, will address the student body, 1 Fryers - Groceries and officers of the student coun­ THE CASCADE LACNDRY 1 Frozen Foods cil will explain phases of St. Jos­ "TRY OUR NEW SERVICE" VICTORY eph’s school life to newQomers. Complete Lanndry Serviee I ■ YOUR-PATRONAGE Virginia Urban, vice president, LIQUOR STORE ■ APPRECIATED will discuss the National Honor 1847 M*rk*t WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER TA. U7I-I3TI ( Louie Muto. Prop. society, and the new honor point Frank Da Grasio* H^r. 1 900 So. Pearl SP. 6587 system which is being introduced WINES, LIQUORS and ALL BEERS this term. Other officers who will 30 BroadMiY SP. 57S3 address the students are Dan Me- ST. CATHERINE’S HOLY NAME Nellis, president; Margie Rust, secretary; and John Duff icy, BERG’S CANDY STORE BREAKFAST PROVES SUCCESS treasurer. 29 Broadway QUALITY GLEANING STIUW EU & SON Interest in present-day affairs is evinced-by the large number of REASONABLR PRICES (St. Catherine’* Parith, Denver) ciety for the new season, and the Don't Forget the Boys / n l ^ students enrolled in the Latin- Tonr Garmanto Inanrcd Agmiaat Fin Texaco Service The Communion breakfast building up of the membership. and Tb- the home vacated by the O’Briens. tion' will meet Thursday, Sept. 14, Mrs. A. G. Winter of this parish. ar* of' good rliion boetoa* of broktn Charles Brubeck spent his fur­ at 7To'clock in the home of Mrs. He is en route to his new station glut**? Hit* them repaired NOW, Blessed Sacrament lough with his mother and sister, John Bruggeman, 2343 Bryant at the Lincoln army air base in Open 9 to 5 :3 0 Daily 660 THE 0 A T P 11 NoSunday Mrs. A1 De Bey and Miss Suzanne street. Mrs. Daniel McNamara, Lincoln, Nebr. Lt. Winter re­ 9:(K) to 1 :0 0 Saturdays East Evans ■ Sales Brubeck. president, has announced the fol­ ceived his wings and commission 22nd & H I U II Kathleen Eileen Benjamin, In­ lowing chairmen: Mrs. John Mc­ at the Frederick army air field, Keouvey St. LAWSON DRUG CO. i l l s fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dermott, ways and means; Mrs. Frederick, Okla., and for the past ALSO TRINIDAD, COLO. — UQUOBB Loyola Arthur J. Benjamin, was baptized Otto Pribyl, membership: Mrs. two months had been stationed at recently. Miss Aimee Roy was the Thomas Farrell, publicity; Mrs. San Antonio, Tex. John C. sponsor. Paul Murray, program; Mrs. Cpl. and Mrs. John E. Lom­ Phon. D Ixtn M il Cat Rato Dmga PREPARE FOR The young ^omen of the parish Thomas Ryan, war; Mrs. Jerry bardi, Jr., announce the birth of SchoU BOULEVARD are urged to abtend the city-wide Buckley, deanery: and Mrs. a daughter, Johnna Lee, Aug. 24. Bruggeman, hospitality. W IN T E R NOW FINEST Vacuum Sweeper Co. The Esher Drag Go. sodality meeting in the Male hall The grandparents are Mr. and HEATS AND this Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock. The room mothers are: First Mrs. John Lombardi and Mrs. Op*n 7 to 7 Daily — Clo«*d Wednuday GROCERIES BEPAIRS AND PASTS FOR ALL THE STORE OF FRIENDLY SERVICE OPTICIAN The Young Ladies’ sodality will grade, Mrs. Louis Novak and Mrs. Anna Marinaro of S t Catherine’s Bailey’s Texaco Service MAKES AND MODELS 28th At*, and JoMphIn* Cal]«] (sr and dtllvtrri be organized in St. John’s parish George Bu^g; second grade, Mrs. parish. 28th and Fairfax EM«r*on 91X4 2818 Fairfax CHERRY 81X2 Frank Haral 2U4 Colatado Bird. shortly after this rally. Enos Patrick and Mrs. Clifford The following women of the EM. 27N Phillips; third grade, Mrs. James Altar and Rosary society are tak­ The firms listed here de­ HAVE YOU Weigel and Mrs, Alfonsc Gara- ing care of the altars during the bella; fourth grade, Mrs. Philip month of September: Mmes. P. TONY’ S FIVE HOWARD^S serve to be remembered MODERNIZED YOUR Mahoney and Mrs. Allan Reid; J. Doherty, Tom Morrow, and STAR SERVICE INSURANCE? fifth gra’de, Mrs. Anthony Zar- John Nevin. RUY WAR RONDS when you are distributing lengo and Mrs. John MlDermott; MARKET Prolret yourself againsi new Among those recentlv baptized 2800 PHONE NOW OPEN sixth grade, Mrs. Eugene Bana- AND STAMPS your patronage in the dif­ hoMords. are Robert Maurice 'Warren, in­ Colorado Quality Meali - Groceries han and Mrs. James Winters; fant son of Sgt. and Mrs. R. A. EM. 9933 seventh grade, Mrs. 0. T. Mengel- Blvd. ★ 2UI COLO. BLVD. EA. t i ll ferent lines of business. HORACE W. BENNETT Clark; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fla­ & Co. kamp and Mrs. Walter Mullane; herty were sponsors; and Margaret and eighth grade, Mrs. John Ann, infant daughter of Mr. and I ll Ttbor Bids. Phon* TA. 1271 Ingling and Mrs. Otto Pribyl. The NEW OWNER AND NEW HOURS St. JoRieph*’s Parish FRANK ENGLAND. Jr., Uuager Mrs. Donald W. Mardis, with Kath­ other officers are Mrs. Thomas erine and Michael Klamann as SIMMONS DRUG CD. tnwruc* D«p«rta*nt Farrell, vice president; Mrs. Allan PURITY GREAMERY sponsors. .2 8 7 0 Colo. Blvd. SANTA FE SHOE Reid, secretary; and Mrs. George j 2216 KEARNEY STREET Bugg, treasurer. The officers and Mrs. R. A. Clark, the former Call VICK’S HOSPITAL COAL the room mothers will attend the Ruth Bonner of this parish, has Special Made Ice Cream EA. 9953 QUALITY UQUOB STORE Iho* Rapalrinr tor th* Wh«I* Famllr school of instruction in the Lin­ returned to Amarillo. Tex., with . WEEK DAYS from 8 to 1 WE APPRECIATE YOUR Store It now— Be prepared for her son, Robert, to oe with her FEATURING INVIfllBLB HALF ponible fuel ihortage. coln room of the Shirley-Ssvoy SUNDAYS 10 to 8 PATRONAGE For Beer, Wines •OUNG hotel on Thursday, Sept. 21, at husband S.- Sgt. Clark. W* Appr*

Store COAL Now T n YA/ltl /T W F f i Y right man must be on the right job, and pursuing this policy is the fTe Recommend ARCHBISHOP’S GUILD ENTERS X I/ TV HI. tX TV I X l Warrant Officer Godfrey R. Bartolomei, left, assistant_command Gtiumbine and Induttrial classification officer in downtown Denver headquarters of the .Army Air Forces Western Technical Train­ E REAL ESTATE HAVE YOUR nniNACE ing Command. He is pointing to one of the'humorous posters drawn by Pfc. Henry Syverson of Buck- VACUUM CLEANED ITS 15TH YEAR IN COLORADO ley Field. 'The civilian Catholic women shown are civil service employes in the .AAFWTTC’s classifica­ FOR S A LE tion section, and have husbands or brothers overseas. From left to right they are Miss Dorothy Sirago, SIIPREME 3627 Navajo street: Mrs. Henrietta Gto, .3843 Vallejo street; and Mm . June Galt, 1241 W'ashington The Archbishop’s guild of Den­ Margaret Lynch, vice president; street.— (Official USAAF photo— by AAF Training Command) ST. ElIZIBETi'S COAL CO. ver went into its 15th year of work Mary E. Eisenman, secretary; Jo IF YOU WISH TO SELL for the Church in Colorado when PE. 4679 1144 So. Penn. sephine Hytrek, treasurer; ways YOUR HOUSE get quick its newly named council members and satisfactory results held an organization dinner Sept. and means committee, Madeline by listing with 13 in the Blue Parrot restaurant. Nalty and Mrs. Margaret McCal Slows IBEASE FOR SMART Plana that will involve more than lin; membership, Mary NadorfT, FRED LERNER 200 women and girls were tenta­ Margery Walsh, and Hazel Snow; (St. EIiz>beth*i Pariih, Denver) SP. 2183 LADIES’ WEAR tively drawn at the business ses­ entertainment, Helen Flynn and Registration figures for the new TA. 7147 sion after the dinner. The Rev. Mrs. Marion Kelly; publicity, Isa Visit school year at St. Elizabeth's Gregory Smith, spiritual director, belle McNamara and Mrs. Betty school show a slight increase over Ryan; social action, Mrs. Helen restated the society’s aims and ex­ those of last year. 379 GRANT— Better 5 rooms, full Wehrle and Kathryn Glore; vest­ KARELLA SHOP pressed his confidence in the basement, steam heat, gas fur­ ments, Clella Carter;,altar linens, The Children of Mary sodality group’s willingness to fill any re­ nace; double garage, 2 lots, beau­ 70 Broadway, Denrer Mrs. Mary Kinkcl and Jessie is being feorganized under the di­ quest of its patron. Archbishop rection o f Mother M. Evarista. So­ tiful trees, shrubs, fence, $5,950. 439 Main St. Longmont Urban J. Vehr. Pasquale; USO-NCCS, Virginia Vaughan; spiritual activities and. dalities in the lower grades will The council, introduced by Mrs. hold their first monthly meetings Margaret Volk, president, includes historian, Catherine Mall; purchas­ 8 ROOMS furnished, 3 apts. 1st ing, Jeanette Dunn; Missionary Friday, Sept. 15. Sodality groups floor, vacant, 2 apts. up, all have Catechist committee, Catharine will receive Holy Communion at sinks, coal furnace stoker, break- LISTEN TO DANSBERRY’S MILE-HI MINIATURES— Maloney; catechist-contacting com the 9:15 Mass Sunday, Sept. 17. fa.st nook, sleeping porch, $5,750. 7:10 P.M.— KMYR mittee, Mary NadorfT, Mrs. Marion Aron Montoya, Mac Marshall, PE. 2448. Kelly, and Mrs. Margaret McCal Tom Collins, Joe Schneider, John lin. Erger, Julius Pfeifer, Larry Spahn, and Tom Wright, altar boys 9 ROOMS. 2 baths. Vacant. Coal Our Lady of the Rosary circle furnace,' double garage, $4,100. met in the home of Mrs. Helen who served on the past summer schedule, were entertained at a Easy terms, clear. PE. 2448. Wehrle on Friday, Sept. 8. Plans picnic held at Vassar park. The for the circle’s annual dinner party Altar Boy society will be reor­ were discussed. Mary Rosengren 1630-32 SO. BDWY. Vacant. Of­ and Kay Henshaw were chosen to ganized into a more extensive unit fice. 5 Room modem, oil furnace, take care of arrangements. Mrs, within the following week. Sister shop 20x30. all goes— $3,600. Pic­ Catherine Sweeney, now of Chi­ M. Doloretta is in charge of the tures 230 So. Broadway^ cago, a former member of the or­ group. ganization, was a guest. Members All the children are co-ope­ GEO. RICE, Realtor present were Nellie McEnery, rating in the collection o f stamps Frances Burke, Mary Rosengren, as a part of the yearly mission ac­ PE. 2448 Geraldine Steinke, Kay Henshaw, tivity. Frances Hanky, Charlotte Heineck, Nellie Haas, and Sarah Schreiner. Your Purchase of War Bonds Your Purchase of War Bondi A party to honor Mary La Tou- and Stamps Helps to Secure Your and Stamps Helps to Secure Your In Future. Future. Denver It’s Dansberry’s rette, bride-elect, was held Wednes­ 14th and Champa J. F. Dansberry, Owner day evening, Sept. 13, by members of Notre Dame circle in the home of Dorothy Zook, with Madeline ; Tiehen as co-hostess. Miss Mildred Kingston enter­ ' t 'F : tained members of Mystical Rose TWINS IN ARMY PERPLEX I 'I circle on Friday, Sept. 8. The STATUES evening was spent sewing altar linens for the missionary churches UTHOLIC WARRANT OFEICER That Add Beauty and Piety to and ipilitary post chapels in the m [ SFLEGIFD archdiocese. Religious Devotions From (Continued From Page One) Fort Douglas, Utah. The Gaits On Every Occasion Oq Thursday, Sept. 7, Mary mensurate with their previous ex­ have a two-year old son, Robert 6 Inches to 6 Feet Utard was hostess to members of perience— and relieved from other A. Galt, II. St. James’ circle in her home. military duty. Mrs. Henrietta Cito, 34, of 3843 Plans for the next bi-monthly visit 'BISOULIIIES Always A ■Vallejo street, formerly of Mason, to Fitzsimons hospital were diS' Wat SoIoUt in Chicago Choir NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK Mich., is married to Pfc. Robert cussed. The next, meeting will be His present job is a far cry A. Cito, on duty with the quarter­ OF ROSARIES Thursday, Sept. 14, in the home of (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) from those days in Chicago when This Sunday will be Holy Com­ master department at Lowry Pleasure Helen Hablieb. Mr. Bartolomei was a soloist in Field. munion day for both the Senior the choir of St. Giles’ church, in Stella Maris circle held its Sep­ and Junior Young- Ladies’ sodal­ Miss Dorothy Sirago, 19, of tember meeting in the home of Mrs, Oak Park, 111., and also in the COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME ities. The senior sodality held its choir of the Our Lady Help of 3627 Navajo street jias two William L. Bishop, 1125 York. monthly meeting in the clubroom brothers overseas. Nicholas Sirago, The group planned a second-an­ Christians church in Chicago. In on Thursday, Sept. 14, and the 1940 he was an employment inter­ torpedoman' third class, is now in niversary dinner for October and junior sodality had its meeting viewer for the United States Em­ South America, and William Sir­ re-elected its ofTicers, Mary E A . I*. \V a <;.\eii on Tuesday, Sept. 12. Election of ployment service. When he was ago, .seaman second class, is in Eisenman and Josephine Walsh. officers was held in both meetings. inducted into the army, it was a New Hebrides. Miss Sirago and ill! lU II UOOUS l O. Special guests were the hostess' In a recent election of officers for her mother, Mrs. Mary C. Sirago, little daughters, Kathleen and change of garb but not of job. the Parish Sodality union. Miss His first military duties consisted are members of Our Lady of Mt. Robin. Here on vacation from her Virginia Battaia, of the Senior Carmel parish here. r \ . r »o (i I h h work in Chicago is a former char­ ot interviewing and classifying \l sodality, was chosen first vice raw recruits for military schools ter member of the circle, Kathaleen president. She is chairman of the Shell. or duties. This was at Fort Sheri­ arrangements committee for the dan, 111., where he stayed for 15 IS YOUR ROOF city-wide sodality institute to be months. When he transferred to held on Sunday, Sept. 17, in the Jefferson Barracks, near St. Louis, Cathedral hall. All the young Mo., he had risen to sergeant. women of the parish, whether or Several months later he was trans­ READY flU FESTI'JIL not members of either sodality, ferred to the Denver headquarters are invited to attend this institute of the Army Air Forces Western FOR Miss Ida Mae Picconi, a member of Technical Training Command, and the senior sodality, was head of last year was promoted to what OF HOLl OOSAOl one of the committees in chargi is often termed the army’s most WINTER? of the “ Show-boat” festival held unusual rank— warrant officer. at the USO-NCCS Sept 9 and 12. All other officers are addressed Let Us Install an Arrangements have been made by their rank but “ Mister” is still TO OPFN OCT. I for a Holy Hour o f Thanksgiving the title carried by the warrant to the Most Sacred Heart on Vic­ officer. tory day. This service will be Mr. Bartolomei lives here with (Holy Rosary Parish, Denver) held at 7:45 on V-day and ajl his wife, Barbara, a former Chi­ members of the parish are urged There was a good attendance at cago resident. Working with him to join in this expression of thanks in a downtown Denver building Asphalt Shingle roof on your the parish meeting Monday eve­ for victory over the enemy. ning, when plans were made for are several Catholic civilian home. Why worry thru an­ the annual fall festival to be held Choir practice has been resumed. women— three of whom have hus­ other winter witJi a leaky in the school hall Oct. 8, 12, 14, Under the direction of Roger bands or brothers in service over­ roof? An ELATERITE roof Seick rehearsals will be held on and 15. Andrew Jackson is the seas. is both attractive and dur­ Wednesday ewnings, after novena Mrs. June Galt, 22, of 1241 able— Economical too! Call us chairman of the festival. commit­ services, in tne ciubroom of the tee. Washington street, formerly of NOW for an estimate— Guard old school. Ogden, Utah, is married to Pvt. your home from deteriora­ The PTA will meet Thursday The first meeting of the year Robert W. Galt, an infantryman tion. Guaranteed work. evening. Sept. 14, at 8 o’clock in for the Mothers’ club will be held now in England. Her brother, Sgt. the^chool hall. Mrs. E. J. Bezjak in the school lunchroom at 2 on Harold Benson, is stationed at TERMS will preside. Refreshments will be Tuesday, Sept. 19. All mothers served after the meeting. are urged to attend. UVFORMATION Call CH. 6651 The monthly meeting of the Word was received of the birth WANTED Young Ladies’ sodality has been on Aug. 24, 1944, of Phillip Ed­ postponed from Sept. 13 to ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Concerning the whereabouts of WESTERN ELATERITE /> ^ '3i ^ ‘ ^ ■ Wednesday, Sept. 30. It will be G. Fitting of San Francisco, Calif. Mrs. Louis Rice, whose maiden Willi Pure f o c l t y j^ounfain Spri'ng Wafer held in the home of Margaret He is the 15th grandchild of Mr. ROOFING COMPANY Stucka, 4658 Logan street. Mem­ name was Mollie Holmes. Please M ' y ...... ■ ■ . ■ ' -'1 LF ___ J ^ A dh^ CflOft Compter, GofdM. Cofamda^ tf, O and Mrs. George Durbin of this EOUlTABlt BUILDING - DENVER.COIO. bers are urged to attend the Den­ parish. call EM. 4768. it's .better to ver Parish Sodality union rally The first convert of the Rev. Sunday afternoon. Sept. 17. at 2 Theodore Hass, Eugene Smith, was p. m. in Malo hall, 1845 Logan baptized last week and made his p ay Q little street First Communion Sunday morn­ Sgt. Frank Mearsha is home on ing. The sponsors were Mr. and . . . AT THE AllfERlCAN leave, and is visiting his mother, Mrs. Thomas McHugh. Other more and get Mrs, Catherine Mearsha, 4964 Baptisms were: Robert B. Nash, Pearl street. He has been gone son of Mr. and Mrs. Linton B. three years and took part in the Nash, sponsors, Julia Cortese and a good top­ campaigns in North Africa and Ralph Anselmo; and Anthony Eu- Italy. Toward the end of Septem­ ene, son ’of Mr. and Mrs. Pete ber, he will leave for a rest camp lanchez, sponsors, Viola and Gil­ coat Jike near Santa Barbara, Calif. bert Sanchez. Welcome Chaplain Natives Hide Long After PARGORA Marines Win Guadalcanal A good topcoat like Pargora from Fashion Park is built to give you long service . . . to Guadalcanal. — Two years of The chaplain, Lt. Willikm J. Mc­ hiding in Guadalcanal jungles fol­ Cabe, a priest of the Diocese of make you feel comfortable and easy every lowing tlfe invasion in May, 1942, Syracuse, trekked miles into the island’s interior when he learned time you wear it . . T to give you distinction by the Japanese, failed to shatter the religious faith of the natives. that the natives had not received way beyond that of an orditury topcoat. They turned out en masse when the sacraments since their mission­ a Catholic navy chaplain visited aries were forced to leave because Yet, you pay no more for this distinction. them. of the Japanese advance. He was accompanied by Marine Cpl. Gir­ Pargora is woven of Guanaco and Angora ard 'T. Haviland of Bellerose, AGON Will Hold Long Island, N. Y. A Catholic, yarns, a combination that provides a light­ Cpl. Haviland told the story of the weight comfort that keeps the spring in your Heeling on SepI, 20 natives’ plight to his chaplain after the marine was asked for aid by step. The lasting good looks compliment The Archdiocesan Council a native. , The island has long since been your appearance always. You'll enjoy a of Catholic Nurses will meet in St. Joseph’s hospital regarded as secured by the mar­ 4‘Piece Walnut . . • Modern Waterfall Pargora topcoat. nurses’ home, Denver, ines. The two years since they Wednesday, Sept. 20. Mrs. landed on its beaches have brought Virginia Adkins, R.N., will changes that make the place almost REDROOM SUITE speak on “ The Venereel Dis­ unrecognizable to many who saw .5 0 ease Program in Denver.” it only during those early days of $47 All registered nurses are in­ combat. But the mountain natives vited- were slow to believe that they were safe. They remained in the hills and thus were denied the spiritual Also colorful tweed topper coats Denver Deanery Plans aid available to those on the coast See this handsome suite with rich, walnut veneers in a smart water­ Hearing of the approach of the fall design. Most important is the workmanship that has gone into at $39.75 Meeting on Sapl. 18 chaplain, the natives spread broad this suite. It is built to last. Suite includes full-size bed, four-drawer banana leaves in a small clearing STORE HOURS - Monday Thru Saturday The monthly meetings of the to provide the sanctuary. An am­ chest, large attractive vanity and bench. Note the large landsape Denver deanery will be re­ munition box placed upon a stump sumed Monday, Sept. 18, at became an altar. 9 A. M. TO 6 P. M. mirror. n A H IELS 2 p.m. in the Catholic Chart- Three mothers put their children I ^ • ties annex. Mrs. John Mur. in clean white slings hanging from taugh will preside over the their shoulders and brought them business session. , to be baptized. In accordance with American Furniture Company the religious faith taught them by Your Purchaae of War Bonds the missionaries, they asked that 16th at Lawrence ' MA. 0241 and Sumps Helps to Secure Your their infants be christened Bene- Future. I ditto Pio, Dionysia, and Cecilia. '.'.T-f?-: ,''t' ' I' '• * V I

Thursday, Sept. 14, 1944 Office, 938 BanilMk Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE NINE Church Plays Active l ! iif|^ Part in Annual Fiesta ? f Santa Fe.—Sept. 2 and 3 wit­ Sept. 8, parishioners from all the nessed, not only gaiety and friv­ parishes in town, very many sis­ 1 olity, but the stiring and moving ters and brothers, preceded the episodes of a religious pageant, a Archbishop a n d the assistant candle-light procession, and the cel­ ^ For over 50 yeeri priests in a procession to the Remember the ebration of a Pontifical High Mass Cathedral. The procession began homci throughout the at the annual Santa Fe festival in at the Archbishop’s house, re­ W est h«vc depended honor of the reconquest of this his­ splendent in its newly ‘ recon toric city by Gen. de Vargas. Under structed grandeur, and proceeded Poor Missions of upon M cM uRTRY Paints and the able leadership of Father Theo­ along Cathedral place down Water Varnishes (or lasting beauty. dosius Meyer, O.F.M., chairman of street, up to and along San Fran­ the fiesta committee, the fiesta be­ cisco street to -the Cathedral, and SOLO BY LEADING DEALERS gan on Saturday and continued the faithful and townsfolk crowd­ the Archdiocese through Sunday. ed the thoroughfares. The beauti­ i The highlights of the two-day ful Pontifical Mass followed. AXDERSOX BUOS. celebration were the de Vargas Father Theodosius assisted the pageant on Saturday evening and Archbishop as assistant priest; Fa­ Colfax and Josephine EA. 0646 the crowning of the fiesta queen, ther George V. Rieffer was master Miss Alsrid of Cristo Rey parish. of ceremonies; Father Arnold Rod­ Father Theodosius was the nar riguez, O.P.M., deacon of the rator, and did an excellent piece Mass; Father Austin Emestes, of work directing the players in O.F.M., subdeacon of the Mass; their parts. De Vargas and his Father Remigius Austing, first as­ retinue again were arrayed i n sistant deacon, and Father Sig * their historic uniforms and came mund Charewicz second assistant % riding two-abreast - down San deacon. Monsignor Joseph Giraud Francisco street on their spirited was in the sanctuary. His Ex­ steeds. It was a stirring scene, not cellency gave an inspiring his­ ^ ST. PHILOMENA only to a newcomer, but to those torical discourse bn the reconquest who had seen these scenes re­ of Santa Fe, and spoke in eloquent enacted many times. A beautiful /■ Spanish. touch was added by the singing of On Sunday evening there took an “ Ave Maria” and other hymns place the moving candle-light pro­ F a l l B azaar ^ the Franciscan Fathers of the cession from the Cathedral to the Cathedral, aided by a few laymen. EMEMBER Cross of the Martyrs. The Cross The children’s parade on Satur' of the Martyrs is about a mile day afternoon added a light touch from the Cathedral, just west of F R ID A Y and S A T U R D A Y to the gay occasion and actually th} road that leads to Taos. After began the day’s festivals. Varied the Vespers were sung in the colors costumes, some comical, Cathedral by the Franciscan others grotesque, and still others FSthera^ the procession was SEPTEMBER 29-30 of a piquant touch, provided the formed. Guided by strategically spectators with an enjoyable spec situated pillars of fire, and headed tacle that lasted an hour. by the rector of the Cathedral, hurch On the morning of Sunday, more than 500 persons formed a C TICKET AWARDS long, flickering, and winding host that seemed to be taking the Hill Friday, Sept. 29th of the Martyrs by storm. The ad­ vancing multitude could be seen from afar and words cannot ex­ press the feelings of the 6n-lookers I s Q o o at the sight of that moving body, 5 as it came on singing the old Span­ OF ish hymns and glorifying God with every step. The address of the Archbishop was the climax of that Saturday, Sept. 30th beautiful scene, an address of Simil FE FIESH brotherly love in unity with Christ The day ended with the beau tiful play on the roof of the La Q o o Santa F<.—Archive No. 179 of Fonda hotel. The fiesta committee %} the Historical Society of New Mex­ 5 did itself proud. Another year, an­ ico reveals interesting facts con other fiesta—more glorious than cerning the institution, on Sept 16, NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO RECEIVE AWARDS ever, though it will be difficult to 1712, of the Santa Fe fiesta. The measure up to standards of the historical account, written in Span one Santa Fe witnessed in this ish, was translated by Lorin W, year of 1944. Brown in September, 1940. It fol­ « GAMES ^ lows: In the villa of Santa Fe, on Sept 16, 1712, we are gathered and Four Erie Sisters congregated in the house and resi­ SNACK BAR-COUNTRY STORE dence of General Juan Paez Hur' tado. Lieutenant Governor and Come to Denver and Other Features Captain General. Since the council buildings are in disrepair by rea son of the continuous rains which To Honor Brother have fallen since the thirteenth of ^ th & Fillmore the present month, as well as the Four sisters made a long journey 10 harmful electrical storms, the oc from their home in Erie, Pa., to b« casion is to consider Hie fact that present In Denver as guests of the Form of Bequest this villa was conquered on the Disabled American. Veterans and Streets 14th day of the month of Sep hear the name of their brother read for Establishment of tember of the past year of 1692 in a memorial service in the DAV by General Don Diego de Vargas national convention here this week. Funds for Educa» Zapata Lujan Ponce de Leon, Mac The four- are Mrs. Angeline Ray quis de la Nava de Brazinas. In mond, Mrs. Julia Trucilla, and tion of Priests: 20 years no celebration has been Misses Helene and Louise DeBello. held as should have been done by Their hero brother, Pfc. Nicholas 4 this villa, in the salutary name of A. DeBello, was killed with the our Redemption. Henerforth the Fifth army in Italy on July 2. said fourteenth day shall be ob­ The name of the Erie youth was served with Vespers, Mass, ser chosen at random from a list of mon, and a procession around the the war dead of Erie, to be named principal plaza. All the residents with those of one man from each •of this illustrious Cabildo, Court of the nation’s larger towns and of Justice, and Regiment pledge cities in the special memorial ourselves by this writing to its services, which were the most im­ observance by a solemn oath ad pressive ceremony in the annual ministered to those present by the DAV convention. His name was Reverend Guardian Priest of said used as representative of all the villa. Fray Antonio Caraargo, who war casualties of Erie, for whom the said illustrious Cabildo prayed prayers were offered. should see fit to be present at said Pvt. Angelo DeBello served in meeting, as well as the rest of the the Anzio ares after volunteering distinguished and leading citizens last December for overseas duty. of the villa; which has been done; He was cited for bravery in that preceded by a message which Cap­ campaign. tain Alfonzo Rael de Aguilar, Reg­ He was graduated from St. An­ ular Alcalde, and the Adjutant drew’s high school in Erie. His and Alderman, Salvador Montoya, mother died nine months before carried to the Senor Marquis de word of her son’s death came from la Penuela, Governor and Cap­ Italy. His father, who is an in­ tain General of this kingdom, so valid, is Charles DeBello of Erie. that His Excellency might be Besides the four sisters who present as chairman of said meet­ made the trip to Denver to partici­ ing; who ordered said Lieutenant pate in the ceremony honoring their Governor to preside over the same; brother, two brothers and another THE SUM OF $350 m : who, complying, did so. Since the sister are living in Erie. They also WILL TAKE CARE fourteenth, which is the day des- participated in an Erie service in honor, of Pvt. DeBello. p l f c " igriated for future observance of OF A STUDENT FOR said Fiesta, has passed, we have The DAV auxiliary, also hold­ /> decided it shall be observed on the ing its convention in Denver, made ONE YEAR. seventeenth, which is the day on the four sisters honorary members which the Church our Mother cele at a special ceremony Tuesday brates the inhuman wounds of the afternoon. Senor, Saint Francis, in whose church it is our wish that this ob­ servance be held forever for the exaltation of the Holy Cfoss. As far as it is in our power, we bind those who may succeed us in ON A Permanent Burse for the Perpetual said illustrious Cabildo, that its continuation may become their duty. They shall have charge of collecting the alms as well as of Education of a Seminarian is $6,000.

I entrusting the sermon to the per­ son whom they see fit, to whom I shall be given twenty-five pesos in i • alms; and, for the balance which Any Portion of This Amount, Smooth News— may be collected, thirty pesos shall be paid for the Vespers, Mass, and procession; to which we bind our­ CDS However, Can Be Left. . For the **Coke Crowd** selves and our successors, further­ i t more binding ourselves'- to provide the necessary wax. If, in the course h of time, this villa should acquire its BAKERY MARY MUFFET own funds, a certain portion of them shah be set aside for said festivity. To all of which, as we For Further Information Address the “ TOWN ‘N’ COUNTRY” have stated, we swear to in due PRODICTS form—I, General Juan Paez Hur­ tado, chairman, designated by said . . . in smooth rayon gabardine. Red, green aqua, blue, Marquis de la Penuela; Captain maize or beige. Six-gored skirt to wear with "lush” con­ Alfonso Rael de Aguilar, Ordinary NO Alcalde; Captain Don Felix Mar­ trasting sweaters. New jacket top buttons up to high tinez, Alderman; Adjutant Salva­ neckband with stud metal ,§ m Q |? dor Montoya, Alderman; Miguel MUSS de Dios Sandoval Martinez, Sec­ CHANCERY OFFICE buttons. 9-15...... | i | . 3 0 % retary of the Cabildo; Camp Mas­ ter Lorenzo Madrid, member; Cap­ NO OTHER LITTLE .00 tain Antonio Montoya, member; " “ DATE FROCKS'*...... 7 *'..25 Captain Juan Garcia de la Riva, FUSS 1536 LOGAN STREET I member; Captain Lorenzo de Casa KxcIiulT.ly in the Young Denrer Shop . . . Third Floor dos, member. We make known that the wak which may be burned in r said festivity shall be collected by DENVER, COLORADO said Cabildo or the person whom they so appoint; this we do because of the lack of time. As a group we bind ourselves to be present at • W im D tnur Step) m li Cm/Voinr^-Klyttona 2111 Vespers, Mass, and procession. We h w . swear this by the most Holy Cross, and the Protectress and Patron of GUS' lUTTER MAID lAKE SHOP • DENVER this villa of Santa Fe. We sign this manifesto and obligation on Af Your Grocers BUY WAR BONDS FOR V ia O R Y tbu aforesaid day, month, and year. 'II

PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Sept. 14, 1944 ■ 1 Archbishop Samuel A. Stritch .] EYESIGHT CONSERVATION Rev. Edward F. Murphy, S.S.J., of New Orleans, at a presentation party in Chicago. Pictured, left to right, are Robert Broderick, Bruce fiction editor and contest judge; Father Murphy; the Rev. John Lux, execu­ TIME TO f'i If a person is to have good eyesight for life, it must be cared tive secretary of the Extension society; Archbishop Stritch; William C. Bruce, editorial director, Bruce for and protected at all times. Even normal vision should Publishing Co.; and Eileen O’Haycr, associate editor of Extension and contest judge. receive the benefits of professional eyecare. With increasing CAN age the probability of defective vision increases; therefore, it is advisable to have your eyes examined each year. (Bleaaed Sacrament Parisli, PEACHES Denver) Following the recitation o f the SWIGERT B R O §. Rosary at 2 p. m. in the church on PEARS ^ iday. Sept, 8, the first fall meet­ Better Vision Optometrists Good Service ing of the Altar and Rosary so­ for Every Age ■ At Right Prices ciety took place iit McDonough PLUMS ISSO California KEystone 7651 hall, with Mrs. Andrew M. Hag- erty, president, presiding. Mrs. This week and next will be the GLASSES INDITIDUALLT STYLED Hagerty thanked the women o f the peak of these fruits, don’t standing committees for their co­ delay. operation in the different pariah activities throughout the summer, ARE YOU TIRED and those who attended the cor­ Eggs Mason Jars porate Cummunions on the first Kerr or Ball of wringing ont dirtr inopt? Sunday of each month. Mrs. C. V. EZE MOP & CONE Breakfaat Genii Casa of 24 pints.____ _ $1.24 liii REQUIESCANT Gooding reported for the altar and WRINGER Grade A Uok«s thli Unneceosarr linens committee and thanked the Mason Jars Fortrtr IN PACE women who cared for the altars MED. EXTRAS A twiit of tho hondlo wrltifi during the summer. Mrs. Louis 1 dox. in ctn__ 4 8 c Kerr or Bali tho EZE HOP. CONG Casa of 12 quarts.. 7 4 c WBINGEH luU 0 Ufetinc. Dispense gave her flower report, Hop can’t ocrotch. CHARLES L. BARKOFF, Littleton. and Miss Martha Coughlin report­ Kerr, Hesr. Rotary at W. P. Horan ft Son chapel ed for the Legion of Mary. Circle Caps pkir. of 1 9 c 980TC* Hindi Hondar. Sept. 11. Reqaiem Haoa in St. captains Mrs. W. C. Thornton of Coffee • SoToi Timo Philomena’t church Sept. 12. St. Anne’s circle, and Mrs. Carlos Kerr, Res. #Mor« SinltuT RICHARD DEBAUCKLAIRE, LitUe Siiteri of the Poor. Funeral from the Fuerman of St. Jude’s, whose cir­ EDWARDS Lids pkff. of 12'm. . 9 c home Wednesday, 2 p.m. Burial Ut. Yonr Honor cles continued to meet through­ 1 lb. k1s...„ 2 9 c Rcfnndid If Yon Olivet, W. P. Horan ft Son service. A n Not SiUified JOSEPH H. BECHTOLD, buried in out the warm weather, reported Pan Jsl Mt. Olivet cemetery after a Requiem for their groups. HILLS BROS. Colorado Beet GET YOURS Hass in St. Francis de Sales’ church Mrs. Henry J. Vellmure stressed 1 lb. sla_____ 3 3 c Wednesdey. Ur. Bechtold. who died in Sngar 10 Ib. sack...... NOW the very urgent need for many Albuquerque, formerly lived at S9t S. AIRWAY Washinaton. Surviving are hia wife, Colorado Beat FREE more workers for Red Cross, surgi­ CRand 0431 Mary F. Bechtold; daughter. Sister cal dressings. Classes are held in 1 Ib. has 2 1 c Sngar 25 Ib. tack___ DELIVERY Frances Agnes of Kansas City; and son, Joseph H. Bechtold. Jr., U. S. navy. Park Hill school on Mondays, EZE-MOP & Spillane service. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thurs­ Rowdr. Coarsa Grind UARY JENSEN. Foot Logan. The days, between the hours -of 9 and MARGIE O’NEIL TO TEACH Mission Help, Peanut Butter 16 oz. jar...__..„.-...... Rosary will be recited in the chapel 11:45 a. m. and 1 to 3 p. m. One GOK’ -WRINGER GO. Thursday at 8 o’clock. Requiem Mass will Blublll, Nutty Chunks be oifered Friday at 10 in St. Patrick's thousand dressings are needed to Peanut Butter 16 oz. jar.__ ■, church. Fort Logan. Interment Ut. care for one seriously wounded PERSONALin AT HEIGHTS niwww w w w w w w Olivet. W. P. Horan ft Son lerviee. Vocations Are JOHN JOSEPH (JOE) BURKE, Castle Soldier, and so the need is urgent. Rock. Surviving are his wife, Hasel M.; Mrs, Vellmure is in charge on Tues­ Mayonnaise Mu Made, 16 ox. jar.... and two brothers, Jeremiah J. of Pueblo day and Mrs. Ed Neumann on (Loretto Heights College, with time allotted for personal and William J. of San Diego, (^lif. Re­ Thursdays. Women are asked to Denver) interviews. Clergy’s Theme : THEODORE i quiem Uses was offered in St Francis de The courses are designed to call either of these women if they The personality program at Lo­ Salad Dressing Duebeu, 32 oz. jar_ Sales’ ebnrcb Saturday. give an increase of charm, poise, can give part of their time to this retto Heights college will be New York.— The problem of JOSEPH A. DE ROSE worthyth: cause augumented during the coming and the attributes requirea for Funeral aervicet for Joseph A. De graceful living. Inclucied in-the supplying not only monetary aid Premium Crackers 2 Ib. box.. Mrs. M. D. Mulligan, Easter scholastic year by the introduc­ iHACKETHALi Rose. 53, were held Monday in St. Philo- tion of formal classes for fresh­ classes will be hints on proper but also the personnel needed to mena’s church. A native of Denver. Ur. Monday ball chairman, gave her appearance, the wrong and right De Rose had been in tho real estate men and upperclassmen. Miss staff the churches, colleges, final report on the ball. Mrs. way to introduce, skills in conver­ Cottage Cheese White Rock, 12 oz. ctn.. Air Conditioned business here for a quarter of a century. Thomas E. Greene was again ap­ Margie O’Neil of the O’Neil Per­ schools, hospitals, and orphanages Surviving are bis' wife, Florence; a sonality school will be the instruc­ sation, and social and business daughter, Gladys; three soni, Capt. pointed chairman o f the Needle­ of this and other countries was tor. Classes will be held weekly etiquette. MORTUARY Dominic. Pvt. Joseph L., and Pvt. Albert work guild. She will appoint her discussed at a conference of the Applesauce Hartznan, Mo. 2 can, 25 points and.. G. De Rose, serving in the army; hit (Jommenting on the course. Miss mother, Mrs. Angelina De Rose; three committee during the coming O’Neil said: “ Modern educators Missionary Union of the Clergy in 1449-51 Kalamath St. siaters, Mrs. James Zarlengo, Mrs. An­ week. All are asked to receive are realizing more and more that session at the Commodore hotel drew Losasso, and Ura. Elizabeth Car- Grape Nuts 12 oz. pks— Phone MAin 4006 the women who call pn them kindly. certain acquired techniques in the here Sept, 13-14. Plans were made lino; and four brothers, Frank, John. The need for articles o f clothing to foster religious vocations among George, and James De Rose, all of Polish Picnic to art of mixing with people, Denver. is still as.urgent as ever, and those whether in the social or business the youth of the United States. Shredded Ralston 12 oz. pks.. who can possibly do so should see world, make for more successful The conferences ^ened with a BEN POLICHIO to it that the parish reaches its and happier lives. Mass in the Lady dhapel of St Requiem Mass for Ben Poliehto, 4752 expected quotas by Oct. 8, Quaker Cats Res. or Quick, 48 oz. pkx....- Vallejo street, who died Monday in a “ Moreover, since the hope of Patrick’s Cathedral, celebrated by CHECKER Be Held hy Choir the Most Rev. J. Francis A. Mc­ local hoipital after a brief illness, was Father Harold V. Campbell gave any nation lies in the personal sung Tueadsy in St. Patrick’s church. a resume o f activities in the past qualities of its individual mem­ Intyre, Auxiliary Bishop. CABS Burial was in Mt. Olivet. Surviving are Cals Morninx Glory. Rex. or Quick, 20 oz. pkx- months. In accordance with a pro­ bers and in dealing with these Prominent educators and noted ED DUNDON, Her. two daughters, Marie and Mra. Frances (St. Joseph’s Polish Parish, Warfel; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Long and gram outlined in the meeting of the speakers addressed the sessions, Ura. Florence Ferguson; and three Denver) Archdiocesan Council o f Catholic presided over by the Rt. Rev. Cals Mominx Glory, Rex. or Quick, 48 os. pkx.. T A . 223 3 ix>wMt Zoned lUtea brothers, Ralph, Henry, and Paul Plans have been completed f6r Polichio, all of Denver, Women last week for a study of Thomas J. McDonnell, national di­ Latin-American relations and cus­ the Polish picnic sponsored by the rector. The theme address, “ The MRS. VIRGINIA CAMPIGLIA toms he asked Miss Anne Bir­ senior club members, to be held in Apostolate of Vocations,” was de­ Corn Flakes Kelloxx, 18 ox. pkx------Mrs. Virginia Campiglia, 69, died the Polish hall, 48th and Washing­ livered by the Most Rev. William Thursday in her home, 3331 Vallejo mingham to give a paper on Guate­ Erickson Memorial Co. street, after a long Dlnesa. Requiem mala at the next regular meeting ton, Sunday, Sept. 17. Tickets for A. Griffin. Bishop of Trenton. Rice Krispies Kelloxx. SM os. pkx------MONUMENTS • MARKERS Mass was offered Tuesday in Our Lady of the society in October, The the picnic are 25 cents per person. Among other prominent speak­ Prompt Erection of Mt. Carmel church, and burial fol­ social hour closed the afternoon Polish delicacies and Polish music ers were the Kev. Edward A. lowed in Ut. Olivet. Mrs. Campiglia will be the features of the picnic. from one of tho moat complete was born in Italy and came to Denver in meeting with Mrs. Albert Al­ Garesche, S.J., director of the diiplayi in th» rezion. 1909. Surviving are her husband, brecht, Mrs. Ed Curran, Mrs. M. The entire proceeds of the picnic Catholic Medical Mission board, 920 Speer Bird.. Oppoiite Sunken Luigi Campiglia; five daughters, Annie, J. Lester, and Mrs. Ed Neumann will be used to help pay the expen­ and the Rev. Lyman A. Fenn, S.S., Garden!. CHerry 472S Concetta. >Mrs. Bill Goggin, and Mrs. ses for the new pipe organ to be Nick Vitale, all of Denver, and Mrs. Roy as hostesses. of St. Mary’s seminary, Baltimore. Murphy, Los Angeles; and four sons, Welcome guests included Mrs. installed in the church in the lat­ Open discussions were held follow­ Ralph, Salvador, and John of Denver, Joseph M. Ryan and Mrs. J. D. ter part of October. The members ing each session. Those on Sept. 13 and Ffc. Eugene Campiglia in the army. Mix, and new members enrolled of the senior choir will bo in full were led by the Rt. Rev. William charge of the picnic. S. Sgt. Bert Spillane Moriuary MRS. KATHERINE WALDRON in the society included Mrs. Wil­ A. Scully, New York, and the Rev, Mrs. Katherine Waldron. 67, died of liam T. Schmitz and Mrs. Ralph Gizevvski, president of the organi­ John J. Randall, Rochester. zation, will supervise all activities 1545 So. Broadway PEarl 0723 suffocation and bums Monday while Taylor. A Holy Hour, held in the Chapel trying to save valuables from her blazing of the picnic. Mrs. John H. Spillane home. The mother-in-law of William A. St. Norbert’s Circle to Meet of the Franciscan Missionaries of Registered Funeral Director Bryans III, Denver attorney, Mrs. Members of St. Norbert’s circle Tickets for the “ Picnic-Coal- Mary, concluded the meetings of and Embalmer Waldron was found in the second-floor will enjoy the hospitality of Mrs. Special” sponshred by the parish, the first day, with a discourse de­ corridor of the residence at 444 Cler­ to be held in the Polish hall Fri­ mont street. Ur. Bryans, injured in an Thomas E. Greene in her home on livered by the Rt. Rev. Joseph A. unsuccessful attempt to reach her Friday, Sept. 15. day evening, Sept. 29, are being Nelson, vicar of religious, Arch­ through the smoke, was treated at a A donation o f cookies in distributed among the parish­ diocese of New York. Monsignior If you are too old to take out nearby hospitaL Other members of the the past week for the USO cookie ioners. Mrs. Anthony Makowski, family escaped with slight injuries. Mrs. John J. Scally, New York arch­ insurance ask about our plan Waldron, who bad lived in Denver 40 jar was received from Mrs. Sr.; Mrs. John J. Derbin, Sr.; and diocesan director of the Society years, was the widow of A. D. Waldron, Charles Robertson. Mrs. Edwin Korpal are in charge that pays yoiir funeral costs. for the Propagation o f the Faith, who died 10 years ago. A Requiem Mass Mrs. Emmett Dignan will enter­ of distributing the “ Special” ticK- Mit* Margie O’Neil gave the Benediction. will be offered Friday in St. John’s tain members of the council of the ets. Tickets are 50 cents per per­ church. Olinger service. essentials that make for personal Thursday the Rev. Alopius F. PTA with a tea in her home Thurs­ son. Persons not notified of the strength and healthy minds, these Coogan discussed “ The Priest— day, Sept. 14, at 2:30 p. m. “ Picnic-Coal-Special” may pur­ courses become more important the Key to Vocations.” The Rev. Bishops of 2 Churches Jerry Dignan returned to the chase their tickets in the rectory than ever as our way of life is Calvert Alexander, S.J., editor of Rap Russians* Neglect Abbey school in Canon City. He at any time. “ The Picnic-Coal- Jesuit Missiom, was the discussion ^ ecia l” will be similar to the challenged. To refresh, to en­ is entering his first.year of col­ courage, to inspire, to build from leader. The meetings concluded lege. ‘Ticnic-Special” held Aug. 25. with a luncheon, at which Bishop London.—The necessity of Brit­ within, and to do it in the most Mrs. Walter Chapman will be Societies Meet McIntyre spoke. ish planes’ flying 1,700-mile round charming way possible is the aim hostess to members of St. An­ The men of the Holy Name so­ of the Loretto personality course.” trips from Italy through an area thony’s circle in her home on ciety held a meeting in the school In addition to the course each Bishop Says Released strongly defended by German Thursday, Sept, 2, for the first hall Tuesday evening. Sept. 5. At girl has a counselor chosen from fall meeting. this meeting five new members planes to drop supplies to the Poles among the faculty members. In­ Time Proves Its Value Robert Kittleson, first class were received into the society. terviews are held at stated periods during the uprising in Warsavt yeoman, stationed in San Fran­ The members of the society unani­ during the year. ■ The student is Rochester, N. Y.— “ No parent when it was possible to dispatcF cisco, Calif., is spending two weeks mously accepted the management likewise encouraged to approach TED DAY this aid from “ our Russian Allies with his parents, Mr. and Mrs of the “ Picnic-Coal-Special” for her counselor member whenever has a right to deprive his children only a few miles away,” was ques­ Theodore Kittleson. the parish. The men of the society she feels the need of assistance or of a religious education,” declares tioned in a letter jointly written by Members of St. Joseph’s circle will entertain their wives and guidance. Bishop James E. Kearney of the will enjoy the hospitality of Mrs. friends with a social to be held in DAY MORTUARY the Most Rev. Thomas O’Shea, An elaborate testing sheet has Rochester diocese in a letter read Thomas Morrissev and co-hostesses the school hall after the next Bishop of Wellington, New Zea­ been arranged and personal in the churches. “ No conscientious 2406 Federal Blvd. GL. 5709 land, and Bishop Herbert Holland Mrs. J. J. Campbelllb and Mrs. Ed monthly meeting, Tuesday evening, parent will do so.” Calling atten­ "1 Neumann in the Morrisey home records are kept in th? adminis­ of the Church of England, and Oct. 3. The men of the Holy Name trative offices. tion to the law in New York state published in the Wellington Eve­ on Friday, Sept. 16. society received Holy Communion allowing children to be excused ALTAR BREADS ning Post, according to a report Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haraway in a body in the 7:30 Mass Sunday, from public schools one hour a received here by KAP, Polish (Dorothy Maguire) are the par­ Sept. 19. Queen ef Heaven Aid week to receive religious instruc­ SEWING Catholic Press agency. Prime ents of a -girl born Sept, 6 The members of the PTA will tion, Bishop Kearney says: “ In in S t Joseph’s hospital. Grand­ Little Girlf* Dreteet, Embroidery. Minister Peter Fraser of New Zea­ meet in the school hall Monday To Meet on Sept. 19 most areas this plan is in opera­ Monograminfe EU. land gave a sympathetic reply to parents of the baby are Mr. and evening. Sept. 18, at 7:30. In this tion. It has proved its value.” the letter when he was questioned Mrs. Adrian Maguire and Mrs. meeting new members will be re­ THE SISTERS OF THE ‘ 41 about it by a member of the New William Haraway, ceived into the society and the The Queen of Heaven Aid Your Purchase of War Bonds GOOD SHEPHERD Zealand House of Representatives. St. Jude circle members will en^ election of officers for the new society will hold its first meet­ and Stamps Helps to Secure Your ing on Sept. 19 in the Catholic TELEPHONE PEARL ZtOI joy luncheon and bridge as the 'school year will take place. All Future. ^ests of Mrs. George Cattermole Charities annex, 1665 Grant Free Church Moderator parents of children in the parish in her home on Friday, Sept. 15, school are urged to attend the street, Denver. All members ARTGRAFT STUDIO Asks Prayer for Poles when that group will hold its meeting, as plans for the new are asked to attend. first meeting of the fall and winter school year will be discussed and season. Photographers London.— All Catholia were re­ decided upon. Soldier Says Faith Is Mrs. Leo Kelleher, who is a pa­ 129 Broadway PE. 5465 quested by the Hierarchy of Eng­ Boys’ Club Formed Most Precious to Him land and Wales to join in special tient in a local hospital, is doing A Boys’ club was organized We Specialise in nicely, but will be confined to the prapers for the relief of Warsaw among the boys of the grade school WEDDING ANT) FAMILY hospital several more weeks. Bt. Nazianz, Wise.— “ The most and for the welfare of the Polish Monday afternoon, Sept. 10. A GROUPS AT STUDIO OR nation. Dr. E. J. Hagan, moderator Mrs. Paul Horan will entertain precious thing I have in the army meeting of all the boys in the 13 my faith.” So wrote a Catholic of the general assembly of the members of Little Flower circle grade school was held in the YOUR HOME in her home on Friday, Sept 15. soldier to the Rev. Matthew B. Church of Scotland, in a com­ eighth grade classroom and th'e munication to the London Uni­ Mrs. W. E. Tiedeman and Mrs. J. Fehring, army chaplain. “ It has Leonard Swigert will be co-host- election of officers for the 1944 kept me clban,” the hoy said in his verse, Catholic newspaper, sup- 45 school year took place in the orted the recent manifesto on esses. letter, “ and it has earned for me Mrs. William C. Weldon, who meeting- Joseph Gobster was the respect and confidence of my Call a Poland issued by the Scottish elected president of the club; Jim Hierarchy and asked that all Scot left for Oak Park, 111., early in officers and fellow-soldiers.” This February to be with her sister^ Sweeney, vice president; and An­ is one of many instances disclos­ Christians pray for the shortening drew Kowalczyk, secretary-treas ZONE CAB EBEM IWDENjais- of Poland’s tribulations; for peace Mrs. M. B. Clark, who has been ing the part religion plays in the MAin 7171 urer. Plans were made to have all lives of fighting men as related “ in accordance with the declared quite ill, returned home on Prompt. Courtaoox Sarrlco the boys of the grade school parti- by Father Fehring in an article, en­ “Trees planted by my father, policy of the United Nations,” and Wednesday, Sept. 13. Mrs. Clark CHEAPER RATES is much improved. cipate...... in all appropriate athleticsil( titled “ Religion in the Army,” ap­ hard-top roads that were trails for Polish Polls' rulers who will be ac­ for their age, including football, CLEAN NEW CABS ceptable to the Polish people. The Mrs. Fred Peterson, hostess, and pearing in'the current issue of the when 1 was a boy; a church Mrs. Leo Farley, co-hostess, enter­ basketball, baseball, boxing, and Saviors Call, monthly publication communication of Dr. Hagan is s'wimming. which my grandparents helped notew^hy, since the so-c^ed tained at a dessert-luncheon for the of the Salvatorian Fathers. Father LESTER’S Free Churches seldom agree with first annual meeting of the Moth­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Byers Fehring tells of sitting for hours build with their own hands Catholics. ers’ auxiliary of troop 146 on Sept celebrated their 25th anniversary in the open hearing Confessions of WATCH REPAIRS WE ARE SPECIALISTS FOR . . . 1 see these from our win­ 13 in Mrs. Peterson’s home, 2241 Wednesday, Sept. 6. Mr. and Mrs. men who were not afraid or 7-DAY SERVICE Clermont street The first scout Byers received felicitations and ashamed to profess their religion dow, and 1 wijnder if I am now Reds Name Board to luncheon to be held in the school gifts from their many friends in. front of their comrades who ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE contributing all that 1 can to Regulate Polish Church hall will be on Sept 20. Wednesday evening in their home, were not of their faith. He has 1529 Welton CHerry 2447 4744 Sherman. been in England. the advancement of my section The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fiifiier Urling was John J. Derbin, Jr., is enjoy­ .W y W ▼ WSf-W ▼▼WWW of America so that our family Moscow.— The Polish Commit­ baptized on Sept. 6. She was named ing a short leave from the navy tee of National Liberation [Red Cathleen. Thomas B. Croke and with hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. name will continue to be re­ puppet body] has created a Bureau / J T T V BIRDS. Mrs. Helen M. Meier were the John J. Derbin, 4619 Pennsylvania. ’ i spected . . . so that we. of this for Affairs of Reli^ous Creeds to sponsors. Mrs. Urling is the for ^ llrllilH A R PFR Lit ’Su Dr. Beth Daier Lee, a convert, £ l j ] 4 EVE WHO WEIR SIZES IS TO M generation, may also be re­ regulate all religious questions mer Patricia Croke. was baptized Thursday evening. ^ 1e n e ^ arising ir. liberated Poland, Oper­ Sheilagh Ann, infant daughter Sept 7. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. membered kindly. FROZEN Let Neusteter’a woman’s shop be your answer to ating under the supervision o f the of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dona­ Shannon were the sponsors. ^ main committee, the bureau will be ^; IIUUIUKadio UvlService Tlvv 1 hue, was baptized by Father Camp Appropriate evening devotions FOODS the fashion challenge of today and the future with in charge of such problems as bell on Sunday, Sept. 10 Spoifsors JACQUES BROTHERS with the perpetual novena in honor ^ 6 7 5 So. Pearl St. 1 .church reconstruction and the were L t Edward Mansfield and of the Most Sacred Heart, offered dresses that are young and vital in spirit from ) ’ Groceries - Meats - Bakery Since 1902 registration of Church property Mary Ryan Andrews. Mrs. Dona­ for those in the armed services, are .Juit Phone CB QQ|t7 ^ our collection which will meet all your demand stolen and ruined by the Nazis hue is the former Shirley Ann held every Friday evening at 7 :30. ^ We'll Do the Reit 9 0 9 1 ^ during their occupation of Poland. Ryan. imartly. 19.95 to 69.95 28 E. 6lh Ave. TAbor 6468 M U R R A Y ’S Francis Vandenberg, 15-year-old fection. He was anointed on Satur­ ►.Any Make Radio Repaired^ Foundad by M, T. Murray—183S Your Purchase of War Bonds Sketched: Youthfully draped rajron crepe dresi witii glistoite SEiei. T A CfVETERY LOT son-of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Van­ day night, and the prayers of the ^ Our Rapiir Barries la Unaqaallcd ^ Phone GR. 1613-14-lS and Stamps Helps to Secure Your denberg, 2855 Albion street, is re- Ing embroidery end fringe. 49.95 a n d a FAMILY MONUMENT people were asked for him on Sun­ ’ WORK GUARANTEED ^ Waat 32ad 6 Julian Future. coveriag from a serioos sinuf in- day. NSlTSTKTaEa'S—jr o O lT B FLOOR Thursday, Sept. XI, 1944 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 420i> PAGE ELEVEN The Denver Catholic Register Spirit of World Pre«ident„ ...Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Editor.... .R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D Is Incompatible Managing Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D m u u Auociatt Editors— M. P. Everett, Jour.D.; Rev, Walter Canavan. other sections now being liberated re-established, there was the town A M E. R < C A N Depression Ahead? With Sanctity Na t io v a l Sank J.C.D. Litt.D.; Rev. John Cavanagh, M.A., LittD.; Rev. Edward A. Paul A, SamiicUon, of the Mas- from the Nazi invaders. itself as a plum for the con­ »• Breen. M.A., Litt.D.; Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A.; Leonard Tangney, iachusciis Institute of Teriinologj, It is easy to imagine the des­ queror, But nowadays what hap­ A.B., Jour. D.; Phil Hewitt; Mary Eisinman, A.B.; Linu.s Riordan, Cambridge, formerly a comuiltant perate need of these war sufferers, By R ev, F rancis Syruney .Suppose that half of Denver were pens? We conquer not to take but A.B., Litt.M.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A.; Rev. John Ebel, M.A. on post-war planning for the Na­ In a beautiful little section of tional Resources Planning board, shattered to rubble by bombs and to destroy. .411 this bombing of the Sermon on the Moun*t with fears that a forthcoming reduction shells; that all the men in yonl* Berlin would justify itself, if after Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. of expenditures on munitions, family were now in war service, it we still had a Berlin to take, as exquisite use of figurative lang­ which will involve a drop of 25 bil­ perhaps killed in action, nr im­ it deserves to be taken. But we uage, Jesus tegches us the vanity J C iih H iot pressed for labor service by the do not. Iristrad we destroy what lion dollars a year in industrial of over-concern^with worldly goods, Published Weekly by expenditure, plus the fact that two enemy; that the women, if not mis­ we might have used. And have to FULTON LEWIS. JR. million men will be demobilized treated, had been semi-starved for destroy it in order to survive.” and the necessity of trust and re­ THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) For a man who has been no­ after the rollapse o f Germany, years; that the children were wan liance in God and His goodness. Daily, Monday thru Friday 938 Bannock Street means that we will have five mil­ caricatures of youth with gaunt I loHoiisIy a bad prophet and an in- After giving to His listeners fares and rickety bones. Such accurate historian, who has boasted 9:30 P.M. KFEL lion men unemployed or under­ the Our Father, in which He justi­ Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 employed. Since every employeti the situation in Europe. that he had neither the spark of man creates employment for oth­ Manufacturing facilities are so reverenrr nor good taste, this war's fies our asking God for the needs ers, and vice versa with nnemploy- crowded that ordinary civilian pro­ comments are strangely un-Shav­ of our daily lives, Jesus carefully ian. • Subscription: per year. ment, he fears that there will be duction has been curtailed; it is instructs them that their future impossible for them to meet the 10 million unemployed. life is far more important than Diis is the worst figure we have demand for clothing needed by Thursday, Sept. 14, 1944 war sufferers. Rut these people the seemingly great cares of the seen. We hope that his article in day. This was a lesson He had to the /Veic RppubUe is wrong, but we cannot wail until the war ia over and limes are normal. They need s repeat time and time again. For fear that it would be foolish to all of us, but particularly for the expect that things will run clothing right now, this winter. OPFlClALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER Some persons eomplain that material-minded Jews, He had to along themselves, with everybody ■tress the danger of becoming en­ The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. I happy and everybody working, there are loo many appeals, al- We coniirm It as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ ...... ^ though the general standard of life grossed with the things of this I just because the nation will need Bl POLES IS world—especially when such con­ TH[ um ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or a considerabie number of aulomo-ii," United .States does not in­ m those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. cern becomes the occa.sion of sin biles, raditH, and other things (in-l‘>''«‘' *."7 P r'^fon from too gen- and the loss of our spiritual life. We hope The Register will be read in every home of the eluding helicopters!) after the war. 1*''®“* giving. But the clothing ap- That’s the favorite dream Archdiocese. SamiieL>on, who should know, P*** '* *"■* '* ndiculotisly Jesus warns us not to accumulate We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in does not think that the Washington I.'® , Warm, serv ireable DLWL III PRISIIthe goods of this world, which are of a lot of people 1 Many the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. economists have done nearly | •'■"•hing or bedding is wanted. It subject to loss and de.struction, but of them realize that + URBAN J. VEHR, enough long-range planning. As-"**" ^ new; a used garment rather to concentrate our atten­ London.— (Special)— The Nazi tion upon the eternal treasures of dream and use their sav­ Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. for the slates, it has been reported B"®** wpair wiR do. Surely in guards could prevent the Pole.s ihroiigh another magazine writer every average home there are-sev­ the kingdom of heaven. “ For ings to step toward fu­ eral garments of such a nature, from attending Mass, but they where thy treasure ia, there thy that only 22 stales replied to an could not keep their “ .Baptism of James Pvt. Dominic Carestia, who had Smith-Rader Nuptials Miss Elinor Myers, daughter of Write to: Randolph. Vermont and Mrs. C. Lamb, chairmen of ENGINEERS AND day pass to visit London, where he Joseph Treanor on Sunday, Sept. been stationed in Buckley Field, Mrs. Alice Rader of Grand Mr. and Mrs. Ray Myers, 623 Hill KEYMEN the parish DCCW councils. Junction and Clarence F. Smith was permitted to broadcast over 10. He spent a week visiting his Denver, has been transferred to avenue, left this week for Denver, under Fire Chief Fitzpatrick was pre­ th e. British Broadcasting com­ son and the Sheehan family. His Camp Luna, Las Vegas; N. Mex. of Fruita exchanged vows Thurs­ where she will be a student in Lo­ Women Who JUNIOR CO-OPERATIVE vailed upon to render a solo in his pany’s international hookup about daughter-in-law w a s Josephine He is spending a delay■ !js en route day morning preceeding a 7 o’clock retto Heights college. This will be fine Irish tenor. His songs received 10 a.m. Aug. 24. “ We were al­ with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nuptial Mass in St. Joseph’s Miss Myers’ .second year in Loretto. ENGINEERING COLLEGE Suffer Sheehan. PLAN ar tremendous ovation. He was ac­ lowed to give-our rank, name, town, An earnest appeal has been Paul Carestia, and family in Wil­ church. The Very Rev. Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lyman of offtred by from SIMPLE companied at the piano by one of and state. I don’t suppose you made to all men and boys, who liamsburg. Bertrand officiated at the single- Estherville, la., arrived in Grand the junior hostesses. heard me, but I hope you did." have any talent for singing, to join Michael Fabrizio, 85, patriarch ring ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Junction Friday and are visitors C, Y. O. Sgt. Chow Yung Yu, one of the of a well-known Fremont county Walter Garlitz were attendants to in the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. i Aviation Cadet Stephen Joseph the choir which will sing for the and Chinese at the Pueblo army air Mullin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve field Mass on Suuday, Oct. 1. family, returned to his home in the couple. Storm. Mrs. Lyman is a sister of base, a recent convert to Cath­ Mullin of Durango, was recently Many reported at first rehearsal a Florence on Thursday after an A wedding breakfast was given Mr. Storm. CO-OPERATING olicism, was Introduced to the awarded the sharpshooter’s medal week agor but still more are ex­ operation by an eye specialist in in the William Jones home, 427 Mrs. A. J. Tschumperlin, mother , MANUFACTURERS Hirt’t Om Of Ths Bast Ways group by Chaplain Haggerty. for proficiency in firing the .45 pected. 'The rehearsals take place Pueblo. He will return to Pueblo Ouray avenue, after which the of Mrs. James W. Colliton, is visit­ Tht PUn Hfti Two DiTitloni couple left for a weekend wedding To Hotp Build Up Rod BioodI The Bishop’s fine talk on tol­ caliber automatic pistol. Joe is eveiy Thursday evening at 7 :30 in for additional treatment next ing Mr. and Mrs. Colliton here. You ^ I f who suffer from simple snsmis erance in religion deeply im­ completing nine weeks of intensive the Cathedral. week, but his condition is im­ trip. Mrs. Tschumperlin is from St. or who lose so much during monthly pressed the audience. The num­ military, physical, and academic Miss Elizabeth Hoy, daughter p rove. Mrs. Smith is the daughter of Cloud, Minn. 2 Tour C»-op

Catholic High School Grid League Wiil Enroll Now storta flttitlns tt» o(o- Seccion en Castellano — *. SootliM oad aoMa J ohrlnk tort, wot* Begin Play at Regis Stadium on Sept. 24 tiaaom 1 iPromotoa haalini by eon- Por el Revdo. Antonio Sagrera, C.R.T. (ortliif tirltatod mambroDet ana suavUtoa THE SACRED HEART narrottSDexi doa to PUat. Hu belpid thou- ■oadf whOa tbay vorked tad taloM Ufa is trimmed the Adams City high 33 men drew suits, and more are RMtar oemfoTt. 0«t CMnt-ltaM from yonr The Catholic high school leaipie onisalft today onder poaittvt foarantoa MASS LEAGUE of Denver this year should present team, 26 to 0; Cathedral high expected out Despite the fact iEN DONDE HABLA LA renaciere del agua y del Espiritu of cofflplsta sotisfacuon or Imonoy book. Ita mambtra (both Urlnt and daeaaaad) that only three lettermen from Don't wolL Flsht xotu PUa miaaiy srlth sliara in tha rich spfritnal banafita of s school last week met the strong BIBLIA DEL PECADO Santo no puede entrar en el reino CMna-Reid today. Tear this oat; taks it to an exceptional class of football, Westwood eleven in the Suburban last year’s eleven are available, the ORIGINAL? de Dios.” Hats uld daily, to tha snd of tima, aa- soar iruggitt Bo turo to got ewaaiu, aaar- pteUlly ter tha mambart of tha Laairna despite losses in some schools of league and played a scoreless tie. team was impressive in early work­ aotaad CMaa-Kokl, a Kaoc Compoeg QoaJ- S. Pablo a los Romanos, V, 12, S. Marcos: XVI, 16: “ El que itg Product, If ho to tM out, w t Ste to Por laformatieB wrttai boys to the service. Three new Coach MacKenzie, who has a light outs. dice: “ Por tanto asi como por un creyere Y SE BAUTIZARE, se order it for gou. Only 75a. THE PKIE8TS OP THE BAOUCO coaches will be making their squad, got a pretty good line on Inexperience will be the chief solo hombre entrd el pecado en salvari; pero el que no creyere HKAB1. Baerad Btarl Hlaalaa Booaa. Bta. Uarla. HL debut, among them Lt. Col. H. E. some of his boys during the game. handicap of the Bluejays. With a este mundo, y por el pecado la seri condenado.” Buy War Bonds! il The team has speed and punch, (Bill) Reed, who will tutor the view to affording the new players rauerte; asi tamoiin la muerte se S. Mateo; XXVIII, 18-19: “ A and the only scoring threats in squad at St. Joseph’s high. Col. as much work as possible, games fuA propagando en todot lot horn- Mi se me ha dado toda potestad Reed is well known in Colorado the game were produced by the were slated with Westwood and hret, por aquel (solo Adan) EN Would You Like Cathedral B lu eja ys; however, en el cielo y en la tierra. Id, pues, coaching circles, having turned out Louisville. Both are experienced QUIEN TODOS PECARON.” Si e instruid a todas las naciones a powerful Westwood line was championship teams for the Love­ and well-manned clubs, which uno murid por todos, luego: Todot bautieandolat en el nombre del able to stop them short of pay dirt land high school. should teat tlu mettle of the Ca­ murUron. Y en el mismo capitalo Padre y del Hijo y del Espiritu on the three threats. thedral boys. \ Your Boy in the Service The Annunciation high school ver. 19: “ Pues a manera que, por la Santo.” The schedule for the year fol desobediencia de un solo hombre, this year will have a new mentor. The Bluejay lineup is still in VEAMOS AHORA LA PRAC- Remembered in He will be Larry Cito, and accord­ lows: the tentative stage. Present indi­ fueron muekot eonitituidoi ptca~ Sapt. 24— St. FrucU ’ vs. Mullan hifh; TICA DE LOS APOSTOLES: ing to the Rev. James F. Moyni- cations, however, arc that the dortt asi tambidn por la obedien- Heebos de los Ap. II, 38: . . . Cathadral hlfh v». AanuncUtloa hifh cia de uno solo, serAn muchos con- A Continual Novena to the Sacred Heart han, athletic director, the grid Oct. 1— Holf Family hifh vt. 5 t backfield will be versatile and Pedro lea respondid: “ Haced peni- squad this year will be the biggest FroncU'; Cathadral hifh vx. St. Jotaph't speedy, although light. The ends stituidos justos.” A los Efesinos tencia y SEA BAUTIZADO cada In Our Monastery Chapel for the Duration of the. War? Oct. "8— R .fi. hifh v». Holy Family II, 3: “ Eramos por naiuraltza and best in many seasons. Chick are fast, though extremely light uno de vosotros en el nombre de hifh; Annunciation hifh va. MulUn hifh. From tackle to tackle, the Cathe­ hijos de ira, no menos que todos Simply tend in his name and wa will gladly include him In Yocavatta will guide the boys in Oct. 13— Annunciation hifh vt. Holy Jesucristo, para r e m i s i o n de los demds.” this Novena. A small offering is welcome but not necessary. Holy Family parish, and he also Family hifh. dral line appears capable, althougdi vuestros pecados y recibirdis el will be making his debut in the Oct. 15—-St. Joaaph't vt. Mulltn hifh; it, too, must depend on a faat En el Antiguo Testamento: Job don del Espiritu Santo.” Write! SACRED HEART MONASTERY Cathmlral hifh vt. Refit hifh. charge rather than on beef. XIV, 4, pregunta: “ iQuidn podrA league. Oct. 22—Cathedral hifh vt. St. F ru Hechos XXII, 16: Ananias a HALES CORNERS, WISCONSIN The remainder of the coaches cit*; Annunciation hifh vt. St. Jotoph%. As the team lines up at present, volver puro al que de impure si- Pablo: “ Ahora, pes, ique te de- Oct. 20— St. Jot.ph‘1 vt. St. Franclt’ ; a spirited contest is on for the miente fuA concebido?’! 0 como are the same as last year, with Refit hifh vt. Mulltn hifh. tienes? Levfintate, BAUTIZATE, Sarge MacKenzie at Cathedral Nov. S—Annunciation hifh vt. St. wing positions, with Tom Giblin, dice la versi6n de los setenta: “ No y lava tus pecados, invocando su high; Cobe Jones at Regis; Bert Francit*; Cathedral hifh va. Holy Family a senior; Frank Roberta, junior; hay ninguno libre de mancha; aun- Nombre.” Keirns at St. Francis’ : and Sam hifh. Kenny White, junior; and Bob ue su vide dure un solo dia.” Nov. 12— Malian hifh vt. Cathodral Vogelsang, a transfer, competing Dice David: ^ “ Eh aqui, que fui S. Pablo la. Corint VI, lx: Jarvis coaching the boys at Mullen hifh; St. Francit* va. Rofit hifh. "Tales habdis sido algunos de Nov. IB— Refit hifh vt. Annunciation on even terms. Roberts, who frac­ concebido en ,^niquidad, y que mi M m u R E u m high. The league will get under vosotros, pero FUISTEIS LAVA- way officially Sunday afternoon, hifh; St. Joaaph’t vt. Holy Family hifh. tured a wrist last season while madre mg concibid en pecado.” Nov. 26— Mulltn hifh vt. Holy Family returning a third-quarter kick-off (Salmo L, 7.) DOS.” Sept 24, with two games in the hifh; St. Joiaph’t vt. Refit hifh. Regis college stadium. Prior to in the first game, is the only one Jeremies I, 5: 0yd la voz de Dios Galatas, III, 27: "Pues todos los the opening, games, the coaches Prospects Are Bright of the four who has seen previous que ie dijo: “ . . . antes que tu na que habdis eido bautuadot en action. ' cieras, te santifiouA.” Cristo estdis revestidos de Cristo.” HEMACHE will meet i||the Denver Press At St. Josephus club, 1330 Grenarm, on Wednes­ Manning the tackles are Bob Lucas 1 ,16, hablando de S. Juan Y empezandp por S. Juan day, Sept. 20, to weep into the Prospepts look bright around the Pohndorf, junior; Bill Dienin^r, Bautista dice: “ . . . serA llsno del Bautista leemos lo siguiente en el Take Genuine Bayer Aspirin crying towels and tell each other practice grounds of St. Joseph’s ^junior; Paul Eckelman, junior; Espiritu Santo ya desde el seno Evangelic de S. Mateo, III, 5-6: to Ease Suffering Quickly what poor prospects they have. high school, with the advent of a and Bill Halpin, sOphomore. Eckel­ de su madre.” “ Iban, pues, a encontrarle las new football coach in the person Some of the teams already have man and Halpin were members of La Santa Escritura en estos dos fentes de Jerusaldn y de toda la had practice games. The Annun­ of Lt. Col. H. E. last year’s squad. Both saw action uitimos casos nos quiere dar a udea, y de toda la ribera del if pain persists, [toward the end of the season. Pat ciation boys are reported to have (Bill) Reed. entender que tanto Jeremias, como Jordin. Y recibian de dl, el Widely known in Colburn, who lettered at guard S. Juan Bautista, fueron santifi- BAUTISMO en el Jordan, con- see your doctor. a th letic circles last year, will be available within cados, 0 purificadoB de pecado, fesando sus pecados.” throughout t h e the next few weeks. He is re­ antes de racer, y es claro que no Y en el mismo capitulo: V, 13: For quick relief, takt Queen of Heaven state. Col. Reed covering from a recent illness.- podian tener mAs pecados que el "Por este tiempo vino Jesiis de 2 Bayer Aspirin Tab­ has consented to In the guard positions are Rudy pecado original. Galilea al Jorddn, en busca de lets with a glaa* help the West De Luise, senior: Leonard Smith, of water Repead Recudrdese tambidn el discurso Juan, para ser de dl bautizado” Orphanage Will Denver school junior: Bob Doyle, freshman; Il nactsaaiy. Johnny Evers, sophomore; and de Jesucristo con Nicodemus, i ES VALIDO EL BAUTISMO with its war-time durante el cual le dijo: “ Que quien DE LOS NINOS? coaching prob­ Ray Bannigan, junior. None of no renaciere del agua y del Es­ Have 40 Hdurs’ lem in spare these has had varsity experience. En todos los textos sacados de piritu Santo, no puede entrar en hours from his Battling on even terms for the la Biblia no encontramos ni men- el reino de Dios.” Y anadiendo la duties as head of pivot position are Jack Martin, cidn siquiera de que a los ninos que Don’t let a haadacht raz6n dijo, porque: “ Lo que ha The Forty Hours’ devotion will Lt. Col. Reed se(pctive service sophomore; Walter Siegwarth, todavia no ban Ile|iado al uso de luin your whole day. nacido de la came, came es; mas open in the Queen of Heaven or­ in this area. He will have as as­ senior; and George Sweeney, razdn, se les deba privar de la los que ha nacido del espiritu, es phanage, Denver, with High Mass sistant mentor Sgt. Bruce Ailing- sophomore. All were squad mem­ gracia del bautismo; antes al con- espiritu o espiritual.” (Juan III, celebrated in the chapel at 6:30 ham. bers and saw some action in 1943. trario, siempre vemos que dicho Friday morning by the Rev. Henry 4-6.) Sacramento es “ para todot," para With 21 years’ experience as In the backfield are Ed Baker, P. Hecken, S.J., of Regis college. ;PODRIA CITAR ALGUNOS todas las criaturas y nunca viene coach of Loveland high school. who lettered Jast year at tackle; High Mass will be offered at we TEXTOS DE LOS QUE mencionada—ni desde lejos—la pa- Start following Col. Reed tutored four teams into Ral^h Heber, letterman fullback; same time Saturday .and Sunday A1 Harris, A1 and Jack Jepson, RECOMIENDAN EL labra adulto, en ninguno de los mornings. the state finals in his last 10 years BAUTISMO? textos. Asi lo entefdieron los Apds- the simple directionsdirei above... ‘ Suppose you stay up too late tonight, before he was called into service. Bob Elliott, Fled Mills, and Ray The evening services, including Hamilton. Hener and Baker are Si, sefior, y con mucho gusto; toles y asi lo practicaron, como Fast-acting BAYER Aspirin costs but H a tablet eat indiscreetly, overindulge in drink or sermon and Benediction of the St. Joseph’s enthusiasm for the seniors; A1 Jepson, Harris, and S. Juan III, 5 dice; “ Quien no veremos inmediatamente: amofee, or suppose you are under a con- Blessed Sacrament, will begin at forthcoming league battles is Mills are juniors; Jack Jepson, Dijo Jesucristo: i Bautizad sdlo There’s no point now in being a this, and when you buy, always ask evinced by a promising squad of atantstrain... youjustknoa'excess add 7 :30. Father Hecken will speak Hamilton, and Elliott are sopho­ a los adultos? Enfiticamente NO! martj^ to headaches and the ex- foi it by ita full name, Bayer Aspirin, more than 40 gridiron aspirants, will cause distress and loss of sleep. . . Friday evening and the Very Rev. mores. Though only Heber and sino que dijo: “ Bautizad a todas haurting paina of'neuritiB, or neu­ not for “ aspirin” alone At only/If 15 of whom are lettermen. Both if you don’t da something about iti John Buttimer, C.SS.R., Saturday Baker are lettermen, the others, las naciones” es decir a todas las ralgia. Don’t wait £aae your suf­ a toblet n o ^ anyone can afford ths coaches declare themselves pleased V l l l d i D FILL But how easy it is to bound out of evening. There will also be a sol­ with the exception of Elliott, were personas que vivan en todas las fering la st by a simple, inexpensive fast-acting Bayer product If you with the turrtcut and hopeful of bed in the morning just bubbling over emn procession Sunday evening at members of the 1943 team and naciones del mundo. Y un nifio al method that has brought wonder­ suffer from headache or neuritio finishing the season with a success­ ful relief to thousanda srith that glorious freshness that makes which the Fourth Degree Knights saw considerable action in the nacer, es o no es considerado per­ pain, follow these suggestions and ful record. The moment you feel one of these you may save many < you feel good all over. of Columbus will act as a guard Mullen and Greeley games. Harris sona? i No se le escribe de una vez of honor. The Rt. Rev. William and Mills were ends last season, FLSTIVIL WILL en el registro civil? Y cuando dicen ains coming on, take 2 (Genuine Just ask for Phillips' Milk of Magnesia Cathedral High glayer Aspinn Tablets with a fuU n r u n i upiun "Th h rolb” so odicxli Higgins will speak and will cele­ and Hamilton performed as a tal nacidn tiene tantos millones de Drop a gcaulnt Bayar Aspirin at any drug store today. It’s an OVEB- brate Solemn Benediction. The Gridders Work Hard guard. Harria won his spurs by glass of water. Relief should come habitantes i cuentan o no los chi- very quickly Repeat according to Tsbiet in witar snd almost in­ NIGHT route to bright mornings— the Rev. Johif P. Moran will be master taking a short pass in the Mullen The 1944 Bluejay gridders have quitos? Jesucristo nunca se apartd dir^tions on the Bayer box. stantly it touehea moUtura, it *'Phillips’ Way to Morning Freshness.” of ceremonies. Other officers will game and racing 80 yards to score Starts to dislntotrats. and is been hard at work in preparation BL HELD S U i l l del modo comun de hablar y enten- People everywhere know that the Take it tonight, according to the di­ be chosen later. for the opening of the league Cathedral’s touchdown in that derse entre la gente! ready to po to work. Sm (or game. speed of Bayer Aspirin is amazing, younelf by this rections. And tomorrow, see bow much The Missionary Sisters of the schedule. An initial turnout of i PORQUE SE BAUTIZA A LOS but equally imTOrtant, you can teat why Basrer ‘ brighter the whole world seems to be. Sacred Heart who conduct the in­ In addition, Dave Besso, fresh­ Vineland.— On Sunday, Sept. NINOS? take it with confidence. When you Aspirin acta to man; Milford Seby, freshman; Ev 17, St. Therese’s parish, Vineland, stitution invite all friends to visit A los ninos se les bautiza por la see your own physician to treat the (sat! How this "Double-Freshener” the home in the Forty Hours’. Capl. Horan Promoted Pond, sophomore; and Bud Feely, will hold an autumn festival at senior, are working out with-the the James Colian docks. The high­ misma raz6n, por la cual se bautiza works its overnight wonders a los que no lo son; o sea a los 15« Your Purchase of War Bonds To Assistant Fire Chief team and will soon be assi^ed to light of the afternoon will be a IsITAUCAUZES almost Instantly...twsstsns adultos. persons FMUTMtETS < and .Stamps Helps to Secure Your bolster positions which are in need performance by Ernie Muronie odd soumsts, that causes stomach dis­ have found that nothing brii^fs Future. of additional strength. Bill Wil­ afid his adagio dancers. There will Entrambos son bautizados por 2 F I H I D 0 L tress, heortbum, gas...and resHessnlghts. more effective and dependable relief The promotion of Capt John liamson, sophomore end candidate, be a dance in the evening, and dos motives: than Bayer Aspirin. Remember 2 5 f! 2 « A AILD LAXATIVE... to gentle that with­ HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE T. Horan, a member of the Blessed has been unable to report to date meals will be served throughout 1°: Para destruir por complete out any thought of embarrassing urgency, A DANGER SIGNAL Sacrament parish, to the post of because of illness, but expects to the afternoon and evening. todo pecado que haya en el alma. you can take It any time. Often snoelsud with Hnntonlnc si th« assistant fire chief in the Denver be ready in the near future. J. E. Losavio, technician fifth 2*: Este es el motivo principal: Arttriss, a Stroks, Psmlysis. Hssrt Tran- fire department was announced grade, has arrived in England, ac­ 25^— 4 ox. bis, KIdnsy Dissss*^ snd othsr ersvs som- A fin de poder ser admitidos en el ^ ear Bast CDissions this week by Manager of Safety cording to word received by his 5 0 i— ^2 ox. plleatioas, Basnitfol trestins metbods s< reino de los cielos; ya que Jesu- ths Ball OHnia bavs provsn dtpsndabis foi Kirschwing. Assistant Chief St. Vincent’s Men to family this week. cristo, aclarando bien este punto a Moat Rev. Francit i. Spallman, O.D., Prealdertt Minpi* Milk of Moq- nearly a ausrtcr of a esntury. Sand for Horan, whose home is at 1285 Rev. Tliomts J. McMahon, 6.1*.0., National Secretary FREE Blood Preasnts Book--today. N »o b Pfc. Anthony Falletta, brother Nicodemuis, precisamente le decia: r»*fia conrn fn toblef Rev. Andrew H, Rogeah, 8.T.L., Aatlstant Secretary form oi wtllotliqtHd. •CMtusa lifstioit. Ball Clinic, DapU 7060. Excelsior Grape Street, has been ar" member Sponsor Games Party of Mrs. Ben Vinci, whp has been “ Lo que ha nacido de la carne, Handy box of tobltti 'niiaips’=ii Sprinta, Ho. of the fire department since 1921-. a prisoner of the Japanese since came es; mas lo que ha nacido tdaol for pockat or He wa.s made a lieutenant in 1929 (St. Vineont de Paul’f Parith, the fall of Correpdor, has written del esp iritu , es espiritu.” Juan Home F ront pUTMe and advanced to captain in 1932. to his family. A 60-word card was III, 6. Denver) The loyal, geaereut Mitaien Cluba in psrithea, tcheolt, and 30 TABLETS 25^ For several years he has been in A games party will be given by received here Aug. 17 through El pensamiento manifestado por Gelling Up Nlghb station No. 4, at 20th and Curtis the War department. cellegM, making their lend-ieate te Cod through stringiest gift* the Holy Name society in the school Jesucristo, en su conversacidn con to hero mittienariet ia the Near East, ore a strong home front. streets. hall at 8:30 p.m., Friday, Sept. Tony Pullaro, who had been Nicodemus, es de que el reci^n Among Assistant Chief Horan’s 22. The society has been providing seriously ill in a Pueblo hospital, nacido, antes del bautismo, “ es MakesManyFeelOld many accomplishments was, with a large part of the funds for the returned to his home Saturday carne;” y si mediante el bautismo PLAIN FACTS, SAD STORY LONG TIME Do n u feel older than you are or lufler We have told you often of It is a long time since we asked from Getting Op lUghta, Backache, Nervous- Assi.stant Chief James L. Cain of athletic activities of the school and evening. “ NO NACIERE DE NUEVO, NO nesa. Leg Palna, Duxlnesi, Swollen Ankles, the Holy Ghost parish, the training has been sponsoring the Boy Scout The September meeting of the PUEDE VER EL REINO DE Bishop Mark Khouzam of Egypt, you to help the Daughters of Char­ Rbeumatio Pains, Bumlnf, scanty or tra- and you may have wondered. But, ity in Iran. With their two or­ quent passages? If so, remember that your of 500 auxiliary firemen. The.se program of the parish. It is hoped Altar and Rosary society was held DIOS.” Juan III. 3. Kidneys are vital to year health and that in the home of Mrs. John Chiaro when a poor Bishop has only phanages and their poverty, it are civilians who volunteered to that through this party enough Mas bien cabe preguntar ahora: these symptoms may be due to non-organlo with Mrs. Sam Colian as assisting eighty priests trying to convert would grieve us if they were neg­ and non-eystemle Kidney and Bladder trou­ undergo a period of training in fire money will be secured to extend “ Porqu6 nuestros hermanos sepa- bles—In such caees Cystex (a physician's hostess. Those attending were the nine hundred thousand separated lected. fighting as a preparedness measure this help so that all of the pupils rados, los Protestantes, no bautizan, prescription) usually gives prompt and Joy­ Mmes. Floyd Mauro, Joseph Greco, Christians, we just won’t give up PHILLIPS ous relief by helping the Kidneys flush out in case of any city disaster in time of the school will receive some bene­ a sus ninos, a fin de que si meuren Virginia Datz, Sam Vinci, Charles talking for him. DON’T FORGET poisonous excess acldx and wastes. Get of war. Outstanding among the fit. This is the first entertainment puedan ver y gozar eteraamente Cystex from your druggist today. Taka it Dionisio, Sam Cortese, Danny Egypt is a most fertile field for The devotion of September is to exactly as directed ana see the results in auxiliary firemen with two years of any kind to raise funds for the del reino de Dios?” your own psrtleular case. Under our tuar- of service to his credit is Edward Holy Name society activities for Fraterelli, Pete A. Pisciotta, Car- non-Catholic missionariee. They the Seven Sorrows of Mary, and MILK” MAGNESIA antes...... unless completely sstlsfled■■ ■ d you simplyi Mediten lo que dice S. Juan build schools, churches, hospitals. we are still anxious for gifts return the empty paektgs andid get your R. Walsh, also of Holy Ghost par­ several years. A large attendance mella Prisciotta, Ben Vinci, Henry Mauro, Joseph Weber, Frank Crisdstomo de los bautizados, pues The rest is, unfortunately, easy. toward the Memorial Chapel now money back. ‘Three ish. is expected. que ellos: "No sdlo ya son Uorei, guaranteed tlses; Guagliardo, Charles Greco, Fred And yre? We do as much as we being built in the Holy Land for r ------— - Only 35c, T5c,$IJi0 sino que son lantot; y no solamente Pisciotta, John U r o n e , Sam can, and the record, under God, is fallen soldier boys. ■iiii lliil litiiii at your druggist. santos, sino que hasta son justot; Vinci, Jr.; Frank Mauro, Virginia very good. But please do not for- y no solamente son justos, sino que Pagnotta, Pete Pisciotta, Sam et thia work. You have already ONLY ONCE hasta s o n kijot; no solamente TOM O’HARA IN DENVER IS Pisciotta, Joseph Losavio, Felix feen wonderful. Soon we send out our only ap­ hijos, sino que tambidn herederot; For Ihe profeefion of Thomas, and C. L. Thompson. This month we want to send five peal for members. Your member­ V no solamente herederos, sino que Mrs. J. E. Losavio and Mrs. hundred dollars to bishop Khou- ship makes you a partner with our hasta hermanitot de Jesucritto; y ten million homes with loved Sam Colian visited relatives in zam’s seminary at Tahta, near missionaries. One dollar a year, U. S. CADDY MASTERS' DEAN no tan solo hermanitos de Jesu­ Raton, N. Mex., last week. Mrs. Cairo. We must give him more five for the family. One hundred cristo, sino que hasta son eo- D. Lorenzo accompanied them priests, and the only obstacle is dollars enrolls the family, living ones in Ihe Armed Forces.. herederos con El; y no solamente home and is now a patient* in a money. Please do help, for the and dead, forever. You share in The Denver telephone directory co-herederos, sino que hasta se han the best caddy master, and the Pueblo hospital. need is more than urgent. 15,000 Masses yearly and gain lists him as Thomas A. O’Hara, oldest in years of service, in the convertido en sus mismos miem- many indulgences. GIVE HER YOUR " ROSE" 3109 East Second avenue. United State.s. bros; y no solo se han vuelto sus OUR^iwN But thousands of golfers in the . Tom has been a caddy master miembros, sino que hasta se han The feast of the Stigmata of St. BROTHER’S KEEPER THRU THIS NOVENA United States, and even abroad, for 50 years, most of them spent convertido en el templo de Diot y Francis on September 17 reminds It was only when his brother be­ know him as plain “ Tom” O’Hara, at the Denver Country club. A l/j GHILDRFII en los organoe del Espiritu.” (De us that he was a Near East mis­ came too ill to ^0, that the youth­ . . . Sept 24th to Oct. 2nd set of caddy rules written by him Bautis. 5.) Por todo eso los bauti- sionary, going there in 1219 ful Father Damien was allowed to 38 years ago for the boys who zamos! to convert the Mohammedans. We sail off for his leper colony. Our RHEUMATISM carry clubs for the golfers at the (Sera Continuado) need many members of the STU­ missionaries are their poor lepef UR CONFIDENCE and trust service—as members of the So­ Arthritb NearitU Sdatio Country club are still in force and DENT SUPPORT CLUB to send brothers’ keepers, and we beg a Oin St Therese, the Little ciety of the Little Flower. En­ Why continoa to aulTar U»t IR L FIIROLLFB more missionaries into the vine­ mite for our DAMIEN LEPER ocontxina paina of th«M db- never have- been changed. The Flower, is being gloriously re­ roll NOW, so that without delay •OMB when tba oaoal rareodb* rules have been copied in an un­ CLASSIFIED ADS yard. One dollar a month does FUND to keep these poor outcasts. warded anew! they will have the benefit of the haeo CallodT Loam about ■ told number of golf clubs in the much toward making up the n«w. urustworthjr. modtm, ooD«ourvieai ALWAYS From the various battle fronts intercession of St Therese. trootatnt matbod. Tbit eaarvatooa trtatmoof country. They have been approved Nattonol rata tSc per word par ItaDai mlnl- hundred a year needed for each student We can always use offerings for throughout the world, CItaplains On Sunday, September 24th, ti compieuij cxplalood In Uia Ball Cllnle** by the United States Golf associa­ III ST. Miny'S moto 12 worda. If loor or raort eoBaaeotiT* and “ their boys’’ are sending now PFBS Book. WHta today Ho e^llieatloo issaca ore osad, the n to la 20e per srord per chapels. Seven 1 undred and fifty at the Carmelite Shrines, a Sol­ Bill Oink. D o t 7M0. BireWor Bpiinft.Ma tion and by the Professional Golf luae. Pcyncflt most aceompany oil sidcre P10US*WIBE glowing arteries of the activity of association. dollars will build one, but we shsu emn Public Novena srill be begun Ada received on Monday wUJ appear in the A remembrance of the Csthelic the Little Flower in World War IL The rules not only ‘stress points (St. Mary’s Parish, Puablo) laeoa printed (or the (ollowina week. (See add any amount to our chapel in preparation for the glorious Near East Welfare Assoeiatien in fund. Right new, a five hundred On the home front anxious that make a boy a good golf your local Baslator for local ratae.) ____ feast of S t Therese, October 3rd. St. Mary’s school began ita fall your will— this already prepares dollar gift will complete the fund. parents, wives and sweethearts The_ Novena also includes the I HATE caddy, but if observed off the golf term on Tuesday, Sept. 5, with an NimSKB* TRAINING SCHOOL for the last journey through are taming to ^ t Therese wi^ anniversary of her entry into course, as well as on, some of enrollment of 175 children. The fol­ MAKE UP TO $26-635 A WEEK u e Masses and prayers of grateful NO ^ i i s renewed gratitude and love be­ heaven, September 80th. At no them will make the boy a much lowing sisters are helping with the trained practical nurie. Leom quickly at home, spars time. Easy tuition payments. missionaries. Your stringless gift to our need­ cause Marines, Soldiers, Sailors time do her roses fall In- such GRAY HAIR better man. And in recognition of work this year; Sister Innocence, iest causes s^ves many a problem. and Aviators are attributing their Earn whils yon learn—many earn hundreds rich abundance as on the anni­ 01* COURSE you do I Gray the latter fact, the directors of Sister Sabina, Sister Cyrilla, Sister of dollars .while itudying. Easy to under­ L K itib And your name will be known lives and safety to “The Saint versary of her death and her ^halr nnkcf you look ytari the Country club recently voted Bernice, Sister Carolyn, Sister Ev­ stand lesson*, endorsed hy physieltas. Hish The blood of the martyr St Jan- where it counts most. of the BattMelds,” St Therese, feast day. lolder . . . kUli romance . . . a resolution of thanks to their school not required. Our 4.5th year. Write uarius, patron of Naples, honored [might even cost you your elyn, and Sister Mercides. for free booklet and eomple lesson pooee. Truly, she is fulfilling her tobi Yet you are afraid to caddy master for "his 50 years of The winter Mass schedule began Chicago School of Nursing. Dgpt. R-9. on Sept. 19, becomes liquid. YO U lfoW N promise: “ I will spend my heav­ If it is not possible for yon [color your hair—alnld peo- training young men for citizen­ Chicago. We need many antimensia, or To say that everything in the to attmd this Novena personally, on Sept. 10. en doing good upon earth!” ole will knowl ship and the productive years St. Ann’s Altar and Rosary so­ linen corporals, containing relics chapel sanctuary is your own, a participate in its benefits by send­ Th*M lean are to old PHOTOFINISHING ahead.” ciety ia giving a games party on of martyrs, and costing five dol­ memorial to your living and dead, By all means, therefore, enroll ing your Novena Rose and peti­ tuhlonedi With Mary T. DISCRIMINATING CAMERA FANS I Any I Goldman'! idenlific color- When Tom first worked out his Sunday, Sept. 24, in the hall. lars. Near East priests rest the is surely a proud boast. For ninety- yourselves—and especially your tion to be placed on her Shrine, 8 Expoaure Roll developed end printed, in­ i control you can tramform caddy rules, it was suggested that Anthony Adamich, petty officer cluding a 5x7 panelled Raycraft (excluslva chalice on them during Mass. two dollars you can give an altu, relatives and friends in idlitary and enroll yourself in her Society. ' gray bleached or faded hair ito the natural-looking ihade he have them ebpyrighted, but he second class, son of Mrs. Rose with Ray’e) Enlargement, or 2 Roytone tabernacle, crucifix and candle­ I 'you dexire—quickly, or n refused. Adamich, ia home on leave after Prints of each good negative, 26c. Litodere p ilS iiM sticks, Mass books and linens. SEND YOUR "ROSE Rctlonat Shrine c( the LKtic Ptewer 1 gradually your clOMit ftiendi since 1920. Enclose this ad for FREE Will you walk in spirit with your OcrmcllU MwiHtwy. 641S Dent* arc. Ohiecfc tT. M “ No, they belong to golf and spending 18 months in the South­ Booklst, "Bow to Take Good Pieturce." PETITION" TODAY won't gueiil Pronounced pilgrim from the confessional. to INTERESTED? I MwIcM RMhlm M to enyto for furlnf norm m4 I barmleM by Iradlng medical the youth of the country,” he said, west Pacific. Roy's Photo Service, 4S-F Roy Building, I •ffering •( a___ _ I authorities (no skin ten need­ “ And I’ll be happy and feel re­ S. Sgt Frank Krasovec spent his La Crosse. Wise.______altar rail? For eighty dollars you We shall gladly send a list of ai> ed). Inexpensive and easy to can give both altar and confes- tides needed in the Near East mis' n I ctM Mnd 61.00 fur mwcl inmitorWiI* la Um itolMy apply—combs on In a (e« minutes. Won't paid, whenever I hear that ihe furlough visiting relatives and ROLLS DEVELOPED - Tvro BaiuSul or Uw Little Flewer. harm your wave. For over 50 years, mitllons rules are rendering a service.” Double Weight Profcaeional Enlargements. al to a poor mission chapel.Biona aions to all interested. friends here. 8 Ntver Fade Deckle Edge Prints. 15c. have lound new hair beauty by using Tom is a member of St. John’s Mrs. Mary Kosak, Mra. Mramor, Miry T. Goldman'a OENTUST PHOTO SERVIOIL U Cioaae. So help yourself to beautiful hair—today. parish. He lives at the Second Mra. Meaojedec, and Mra. Jose­ Wisconsin. Send all communicattons fo Buy a bottle of Mary T. (Joldman's al drug avenue address with hia wife, and phine Kerne are on the sick Hat AT LABT7 BOLL DEVELOPED. ALL •Mrew or dept, stora on monay-baok guaranUa. daughter, Mra. Frances Thorpe, TOUR snapshots hand eolored os btoutiful Beware of subsUtutesI II you'd rather tn- it Catholic Tlcar Bast CDclfare Assodatton whose husband is a firat sergeant Your Purchase of War Bonds as actual color pbotograhhy, 88c. Hand OKr — first, send for free test Ut (give original celorad rsprints 4o each—12 for 46c. color oi hair) to Mary T. Goldataa Co^ > in the army. Tom’s sen, Thomas and Stamps Helps tp Secure Your NA-nONAL PHOTO ART, JonaviUsk 10. 480 L»xin|^n Ava. 46th 8 t. New York 17, N. Y« . . . Goldman Bldg^ St. Fan! 3. Mias. _ A.. Jx.. it in the navy, _ FatiiM i Wtaconaio. r

l^W S OF THE PEEBLO DIOCESE WALSENBURG PARISH PLANS TO CLEAR DEBT

OJf i C ^ P Y t f i r P A /f p H unu vv uincn WACS and one member of,>cc.s-»pon- the Chi' Legion of Mary Work sored Communion MaM and breakfast in the Sacred Heart Cathedral Sunday, .Sepl. 10. Bishop Joseph C. Willging gave the sermon at ihe Mass and was the principal speaker for ihe breakfast prepaid Campaign Begun to by the DCCW of the (jithedral parish and served by L'SO junior hostesses. In addition to the service men and women, some members of the Pueblo coimril of the Knights of (>>liimbiis were present. The % Bishop spoke to the assembly on the subject of Catholic tolerance. A ropy of .Ify Military Minsat was In Pueblo Curia Is ELECTRflCyiEO given to each service man and woman by the USO. Capl. James J. Haggerty, Catholic chaplain of the Pueblo air base, was the master o f ceremonies. The arrangements for the breakfast were made hy Raise $50,000 in Year I i Thomas Addiego, director of the Pueblo L’SO club. In the scene below at the breakfast are, left to right. Father John J. Kelley, 2nd Lt. Joseph .Mahoney, CpI. Betty Studer, Chaplain James J. Haggerty, Bishop Joseph C. Willging, Sgt, Chow Yung Yu, Lt. Helen Gilmore, ANC; CpI. William 0. Davis, and Tabulated in Report C.pi. Margaret Stonebridge. Of Diamonii J ubilee I i Florence.— Ben R. Mascitelli, 1,980 Calls Mads on Paiienis in Hospilals; 50, of Florence, veteran Fremont county coal miner, was electro­ John Pazar, George Turner Head GommiHee cuted Thursday afternoon. Sept, . 1,698 Homes Visited; Many Recalled 7, as he worked in the Pine Gulch mine in the south Fremont Conducting Orive; Gptimism To Praeliee of Failb county field. Mr. Mascitelli had just thrown the pump switch and Marks Gpening was apparently killed when elec­ Tabulation of results of the Legion of Mary activities tricity jumped from a wire from in the Pueblo curia includes 1,980 calls made on patients in which insulation bad worn, county A financial drive to liquidate the outstanding debt on the I hospitals and 1,698 home calls, including calls on new pa­ officials said. occasion of the 75th anniversary of the" founding of St. rishioners in order to get the children to attend catechetical , He incurred a broken leg last ■ Mary’s parish, Walsenburg, is now being conducted. The November «nd had returned to instructions and parochial schools. Other results show 25 work only a month ago. He was! effort, which aims at raising ?50,000, was opened officially returns to the sacraments, 15 infants baptized after receiv­ acting foreman in the Pine Gulch j on Sunday, Sept. 3. The actual opening was preceded by ing calls from le^onaries, five adult Baptisms, 15 Con­ mine, which is operated by W il-' several weeks of intensive planning oh the part of the bond firmations, 10 patients in hospitals induced to receive the Ham Beer of Florence. committee, headed by John Pazar, chairman, and George Mr. Mascitelli was born in Turner, co-chairman. Contributions to the drive may' be sacraments, five anointed through Taranta, Italy, on Feb. 3, 1894, made in the fo m of war bonds o n ------the Legion work, 150 children con­ and came to Fremont county in Enrollment of tacted f^r instructions, and 130 1911, settling in Coal Creek. He in cash. Before the official open-|< 0 7 IN children taught catechism by two moved to Florence in 1934. ing of the drive nearly 20 per centj I 0 I buirOllvlJ 111 legionaries. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. of the goal had been pledged. Pros-! 130 New Record One praesidium reports 110 hours Theresa Carpine Mascitelli, to spent in calling on and aiding the whom he was married in April, pects for a very succes.sful P | | p | l | n P 5 | t | | A | jp sick, 115 hours teaching and call­ 1915; a daughter, Marian'of Flor-| paign are most encouraging sincej" R — — " R wflUIUIIU ing on children for instructions, ence; a son, Cpl. Nathan of the every one seems willing to do his O 1, R meei In Abbey School 15 marriages rectified, and pam­ army, stationed in Texas; and share in clearing the huge burden! |iIV II NPT |lC nfl| fl phlets, magazines, books, and holy two brothers, Charles of Florence pictures placed in homes. which has lain heavily on the par- O Canon City.— (Abbey School)— and Carmen of Long Island, N. Y. ish for many years. The Pueblo curia of the Legion Beginning its 18th year in the Requiem High Mass was of­ of Mary is wrorking under the di­ fered by the Rev. Urban Sejmitz- B R E M F I I S I EORJos. Balagna of Canon City School Enrollment Increases (Pueblo Catholic High School) field of education, the Abbey school rection of Monsignor A, J, Miller hofer, O.S.B., in St. Benedict’s St. Mary’s school opened on Enrollment in Pueblo Catholic held registration day on Sept. 5. of St. Francis’ parish, the general Sept. 12. Burial was in Lakeside Sept. 5, with an increased enroll­ high school suprasses all former A record-breaking number of stu­ ipiritual director; the Rev. Francis cemetery, Canon City. ment over last year. Even at this modern records with 187 names on dents were on hand, with 100 irVagner of Sacred Heart Cathe­ K. of C. Meeting Held SEIIIIIGE PEOPLE Missing in Franoe early date the number of students this year’s roster, the Rev. William boarders and 30 day scholars regis'^ dral, the Rev. Leo Thome of St. The monthly meeting of the is approaching 600. A number of D. McCarthy, superintendent, told tering. Patrick’s parish. La Junta; and Knights of Columbus was held new courses including orchestra, the members of the PTA at the first Canon City.— (St. Michael’s Par­ ragut, Ida., has been sent to the Students representing such dis­ the Rev. Patrick Conway o f St. Tuesday evening, Sept. 12, in the dramatics, and physical education meeting of the year on Sept. 11. Peter’s parish. Rocky Ford. There parish center. ish)— Mr. and Mrs. John Balagna, naval base in Snoemaker. Calif. The -freshmen are in the lead with tant ijlaces as Mexico and Cen&al 327 Cedar avenue, Lincoln Park, for girls lias been added. The foot­ America were on hand, as well are 33 active and 263 axuiliary Sunday, Sept. 10, was Com­ IS GflEIT SUGGESS Sgt. Joseph Skrabec, Jr., is home ball team is being coached by the 68. followed by the sophomores were notified by the War depart­ .11 as a great number from the West­ members in this praesidia. munion day for members of the from Hammer Field, Fresno, Rev. Francis Faistl. Father FaistI with 59, juniors with/41, and sen­ ment Saturday, Sept 9, that their ern and Midwestern states; Wis­ Each praesidium meets once a Holy Name society, Knights of Calif., on a 16-day furlough. is well qualified for the task, hav­ iors with 19.. The senior class, son. Pvt. Joseph Balagna, is miss­ consin, Illinois, California, New week and calls are made each Columbus, and other men of the The first Communion-break­ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bolardi and ing played football himself'during small from the beginning, has been ing in France. The wire gave no Mexico, Kansas, Wyoming. Texas, week. A joint meeting of the dif­ parish. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Gomez of Pa- his college days and having further depleted by the accelera­ fast held b^ the USO-NCCS club details other than that Jo.seph has Washington, D. C.; Missouri, and ferent acies is held once each Sept. 17 will be Communion gosa Springs were in Canon City coached for two years. The school tion of six members who took sum­ of Pueblo proved to be an out­ been listed as missing since Aug. Colorado are represented. month. March 25, the Feast of Sunday for the children of the Sept. 7 to enroll their daughters in cafeteria has proved most success­ mer courses and then entered col­ standing event in the history of 12. Pvt. Balagna has been in serv­ The form method patterned the Annunciation, is a special day parish. On that day, catechism the academy and to visit Miss Dea ful during its first week in opera­ lege or the armed service. One the club. Ninety service men and ice since July 27, 1943. After 11 affw the English system will again with a general meeting of all ac­ instructions for all children up to LaVarta. tion. Two hundred students have former member, Edwarjd Pettit, is women arrived at the Sacred months’ training ho was sent, to now a student in St. Thomas’ sem­ be in use in the Benedictine school. tive and auxiliary members for the 10th grade will be resumed by Rocco Freda received a letter taken their meals there every day, Heart Cathedral in busses specially Europe, landing at an Allied Euro­ inary, Denver. Last year’s peak In this plan, many more students Benediction of the Most Blessed the sirters. Everyone is urged to this week from his brothej, Nick, and it is expected that the num­ provided for the occasion and pean base on June 28 this year. He enrollment was 166. can be accommodated, as the first Sacrament and a special consecra­ see to it that the children take from the family home in Pesche, ber will increase in the coming tion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. advantage of this religious in­ marched Into the church in a body. entered battle immediately and saw weeks. New officers of the PTA were and second forms correspond to action until Aug. 12. It is believed Italy, giving the details of their Special Masses are said for the struction. The Most Rev. Joseph C. Willging, father’s death April 30. installed in this meeting. They the seventh and eighth grades. Bishop of Pueblo, was the cele­ possible that by may be a prisoner Feiccabrino-Stringari Nuptials Both Ullathome and Hedley legionaries on Feb. 2 and for St. Benedict’s kindergarten and are Mrs. Howard Barger, presi­ departed members during the music school opened Monday, brant of the Ma,ss and preached of the German army. Pvt. Balagna Miss Dorothy Zabru.sky, a cadet Joseph Feiccabrino, son of Mr. dent; Mrs. Anthony Verlengia, halls have been remodeled and will was assigned to an infantry unit. in the nurses’ aid force training in month of November. (Turn to Page IS — Column S) the sermon. A special section of and Mrs. A1 Feiccabrino of this vice president; Mrs. George Byers, i-1 house the students the coming Jo.sMhine Balagna of the Glockner hospital, Colorado year. The upper four forms jvill the church had been set, aside for parish, and Ens. Rose Emma Strin­ secretary; and Mrs. M. B. Andrew, WAVES is taking her basic train­ Spring.s, was home over the Labor gari, daughter of Mrs. Rose Strin­ live In Ullathome hall, and Hed­ the occasion and the military pre­ treasurer. ing at Bronx, N. Y. She is the day weekend, gari of St. Michael’s parish in y ley hair will accommodate the cision with which the men filed Among the items of business dis­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Canon City, were married in St. first and second forms. Mary Garcia of Durango into the pew.s reflected the fine Ross- Biggs arrived in Canon cussed in the meeting was the mat­ training they have received. Balagna. City Aug. 31 from his home in Abi­ Marj-’s church on Sept. 6. Charles Masters of Ullathome hall are ter of uniforms for girls. Because Immediately following the Mqss Leo Stringari, son of Mrs. Ro.se lene, Kans., to enroll as a resident Rino was best man, and Mi.ss war conditions nece.ssitate a change the Rev. Bonaventure Bandi, the service men and women went Stringari of this city, who recently student in the Abbey school. Maryann Stringari was maid of O.S.B.r the Rev. William Thomp­ in requirements, the girls will be Novice in Mercy Order to Sacred Heart parish hall for the fini.shed his boot training in Far- honor. permitted to wear either a dark son, O.S.B.: the Rev. Bernard John H. Drake is spending a breakfast. The Catholic junior Among the service men spend­ blue or black suit or dress. Sweat­ Gervais, O.S.B.; and Prater Peter few days here visiting Mr. and hostesses of the USO club served ing a few days in Walsenburg with Hudson, O.S.B. Masters of Hed­ Mrs. E. J. Hollister. ers and colored jackets ^re not to Durango.— (Sacred Heart Par­ The bride managed the Rio as waitresses and seated the men relatives and friends are Charles ley- hall are the Rev. Michael Trinidad Begins Miss Louise Giovannine left be worn. ish)— Mary Garcia, daughter of Grande Motorways in Durango be­ at various tables, and arranged Fertitta, Steve Glinsky, John The school year was formally Jankowsky, O.S.B., and the Rev. Sept. 4 for Tulare, Calif., where she Mrs. Augusta Garcia, left Dur­ fore resigning to join her husband for the officers of the Fourth De­ will teach school. O’Rourke, Mario Batuello, Manuel opened on Tuesday morning with Vincent Peter, O.S.B. ango Sept. 7 for Council Bluffs, in California. Besides her sister, ^ Pali Schedule of St. Vrain, Pete Swagel, Theodore a Mass celebrated by Father Mc­ The formal opening of the school la., where she will enter the no­ J , . . . ’ (seated among the service men and The Rev. Justin McKernan, Pindea, Ruben Martinez, Art Carthy. All students of the high occurred Wednesday, Sept 6, vitiate of the Sisters of Mercy. Lena, she was accompanied back women so as to provide an oppor- O.S.B., chaplain of St. Thomas Amidei, and Albert Miskel. school were in attendance. when the Rev. Edward Vollmer, A member of the Sacred Heart (Turn to Page IS — Column 5) tunity for the men and women to More’s hospital and Catholic chap­ ‘Tatler’ Again Alf-Catholic Masses Sunday lain of the Colorado State prison, O.S.B.. headmaster, offered a Sol­ choir, she had been active in par­ meet lay leaders in the com­ Eight of 14 Born to All-tlatholic for the third consec­ emn Mass in the presence of the ish affairs, being treasurer of the munity. These guests made the has moved to 423 Greenwood ave­ utive year, the Taller, Pueblo Cath­ nue, the former Holmes hospital. students and faculty. The Rev. sodality of the Blessed Virgin men and women feel at home and Trinidad.—The autumn schedule Couple Serve Church olic high school publication, re­ Kevin Carr, O.S.B., delivered a Mary. gave them an opportunity to meet He had been living in St. Michael’s ceived notice of its achievement of Masses begins in Holy Trinity rectory. stirring and encouraging sermon Buchanan-Fraeatiini NuptUU many of the Catholic residents of church Sunday, Sept 17. Masses Nicolet, Que.— Mr. and Mrs. Sept. 11. Papers from last year’s to the boys. Officers of the Mass the community. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Licwincke file were judged in the Catholic Miss Lena Fracassini, daughter will be at 6:30, 8, 9:30, and 11 of Conshohocken, Pa., announce Hector’ Allie, who have given eight ■were Father Vollmer, celebrant; The meal was prepared by the o'clock. of their children to the Church, School Press association survey of the Rev. Michael Jankowsky, of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fracassini the marriage of their daughter, women of the DCCW of the va­ Mass in honor of the Holy Spirit were honored on the occasion of Milwaukee, Wise., in th# sum­ O.S.B., deacon; the Rev. William of Durango, was united in mar­ Isabel, to Leo E. Dyer, son of Mrs. riage to Sgt. Howard E. Buchanan, rious parishes in Pueblo under the was sung Wednesday, Sept 13, for their golden wedding anniversary. mer. The judges’ most favorable Thomson. O.S.B., subdeacon; ^nd supervision of Mrs. Margaret Agnes Dyer of Canon City. The rating was on the diffusion of son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bu­ the opening of the new schppl wading took place July 26 in St. They are the parents of 14 chil­ Prater Peter Hudson, O.S.B., mas­ Sollee, vice president. They were semester. / dren, of whom four died in early Catholic thought and promotion of ter of ceremonies. chanan of Durango, on Aug. 28. Mary’s church in Philadelphia, Pa. The ceremony took place in Holy highly eoffiplimented by the men The Holy Trinity cub pack w'on life. Of their living family of ten Catholic activity. The paper scored Chaplain Healjr Wounded for the manner in which the food Mr. Dyer is a graduate of Holy high also on enterprise and service Innocents church. Long Beach, first prize in its division in the La­ Cross abbey. there ace three priests, two lay Chaplain Jerome Healv, O.S.B., Calif. The bride wore a suit wa.s prepared and served. bor day roundup parade. A collec­ brothers, and three nuns. All the to school, physical appearance and The USO-NCCS dirictor, Lt. Thomas Fontecchio left Sept. ten children were with their par­ typography, headline construction has been wounded by shell frag­ of powder blue with white ac­ tion of 21 flags of the American re­ 6 to return to duty with the infan­ Alamosa.—Capt. Mark V. Wil- Thomas J. Addiego, introduced the ents on the anniversary. His Holi and accuracy, and application of ments, according to word received cessories, and was attended by publics was obtained by J. F. Torres try after a 21-