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Colorado*8 Largest Newspaper; Total Press Run, ’AU Editions, Far Above 500,000; Denver Catholic Register, 23,007 PONTIFICAL MASS PLANNED AFTERNOON OF JULY 4 ■+ Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1948—Pennission to Reprodnce, Except on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Over 10,000 Persons God and County DENVER CATHaiC Expected to Attend Lowry Field Service REGISTER Archbishop Vehr Will Officiate in Devotion The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service SuppUes The Denver Catholic Register. We Unique in Colorado With Several Mem­ Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. bers of Hierarchy Present

VOL. x x x v m . No. 43. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1943. $1 PER YEAR History will be made Sunday, July 4, Independence day, when Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver celebrates a Solemn Pontifical Field Mass at 4 p.m. in Lowry Field. This will be the first.time that a Pontifical Military Field Bishop Edwin V. Byrne Named Mass has ever been offered in the West in the afternoon. More than 10,000 are expected to assist at the Mass, which probably will be celebrated on the parade grounds of the air forces’ huge technical school. Military authorities Eighth Archbishop of Santa Fe announced that this will be one of the few occasions during war Meeting to Outline time that the public will be per- mitted to enter Lowry Field. Washington, D. C.—The Apos­ He succeeds the late Archbishop He had been stricken while dress­ Summer Activities All details for the Mass, which tolic Delegation has announced the R. A. Gerken in Santa Fe, where ing; death was due to cerebral thrombosis. He had suffered from is being planned by the Catholic appointment by the Holy Father of he will be the eighth Archbishop. Of USO-NCGS Club chaplains of the army posts adja­ the new Archbishop of'Santa Fe, Bishop Byrne was the 55th oc­ high blood pressure for several cent to Denver, have not been com­ years and had been aware that N. Mex. He is the Most Rev. Ed­ cupant of the See of San Juan sinc6 pleted, Bishop Joseph C. Willging win Vincent Byrne, Bishop of San May, 1513. This diocese is im­ there was a possibility of death at Keman Weckbaugh will be host any time. of Pueblo is being invited to be Juan, Puerto Rico. He was born mediately subject to the Holy See. to the general committee of the present, as are several of the Hier­ Aug. 9, 1891, in Philadelphia, Pa., The Rt. Rev. Jules N. Stoffel, City of Romance USO-NCCS of Denver in his archy who are expected to be in and was educated in St. Charles pastor of Sacred Heart church in Archbishop Byrne will come to mother’s home, 1701 E. Cedar Denver for the blessing of the new Borromeo’s seminary. Overbrook, one of the oldest cities in the Holy Ghost church on July 8, Pa. Ordained May. 22, 1915, ho United States—a city wrapped in avenue, Friday evening, June 18. Invitations to attend the Mass served as curate of Our Lady of an historic mantle of romance and All priests of the city, as well as will be mailed this weekend to high Lourdes church, Philadelphia, un­ adventure. The Church came to parish representatives serving on state and city officials, including til 1917, and as a chaplain in the New Mexico in 1539, when Fray the volunteer committee, are in­ Gov. John C. Vivian and Mayor U. S. navy 1918-1919. He was sec­ Marcos de Niza led into the South­ vited. Substituting for the month­ Benjamin F. Stapleton; the clergy, retary to Bishop James P. Mc- west the expedition that a year ly business meeting, the session is and the sisters of the province. Closkey of Jaro, Philippine islands, later brought the march of Fran­ arranged to give a special impetus Also invited to be present will and Vicar General of Jaro from cisco Vasquez de Coronado. But to summer activities in the USO. be the commanding officers and 1920 to 1925. Elected Bishop of 26 years before, San Juan, from Both the men’s and women’s di­ their staffs from the military Ponce, Puerto Rico,_June_23, 1925, where Archbishop Byrne comes, visions benefit by the volunteer establishments in the region. he was consecrated in Philadelphia was established as a Bishopric. planning of this group. The goal _ The preparations for the Pon Nov. 3(h 1925. He was transferred Shortly after the dawn of the of the committee, ofJ ,which Mr. tifical Field Ma.ss took on a na­ to the Diocese of San Juan March 17th century the city of Santa Fe, Weckbaugh is chairman, is to en­ tional aspect this week when 8,1929, and named an Assistant at whose name means Holy Faith, list the co-operation of every pa­ negotiations were begun for the the Pontifical Throne June 11,1940. was established. The hiatory of rishioner in Denver for the enter­ broadcast of the celebration over the winning of New Mexico to the tainment and aid of service men a nationwide hookup. Arrange­ banners of Christ is written in the stationed in nearby camps. ments also are reported under dis­ Over One-Fourth scarlet of the blood of martyrs. All ppcords of the USO club, in cussion whereby photographs of New Mexico is said to have pro­ the former Knights of Columbus the Mass can be made available to vided martyrdom for r. greater hall, were broken Sunday, June national picture magazines. number than any other state of the 13, with 3,000 men registering The Lowry Field band is ex­ Of St. Francis’ Union. Until 1850 New Mexico for events that included the Dunk- pected to play as Catholics of the was under the jurisdiction of the ers’ club, Cadet breakfast, lounge post assemble and march to and Bishop of Durango in Mexico. Fa­ facilities, lawn supper, and ball­ from the scene of the Mass. Hymns Father Bailey Is Debt Is Cleared ther Jean B, Lamy, sent out from room dance for which an orches also will probably be played by the Colleges’ Registration in (Turn to P aget — Colum n 6) . tra was engaged. band. Instead of a sanctuary bell, a fanfare of trumpets will signal Beti.«en Dec. 1, 1942, and May the Consecration in the Mass. 1 of tWs year, ?16,500 was paid on Son Is Serving in Africa Summer Courses Is Normal Awaiting Caii as the parish debt of St. Francis de A combined choir of representa­ Sales’, Denver. This represents tives of several Denver parishes will sing the responses of the Despite war conditions, the reg­ out-of-town students. Casper, Army Chaplain more than one-fourth of the obli­ Mrs. Kit Carson II Named Mass. The choir will be directed gation of $61,500 outstanding istration in summer courses of Wyo.; Ord, Nebr.; Tulsa, Okla.; by the Rev. Richard Hiester, as­ and Chicago arc some of the places when the golden jubilee debt re sistant pastor of Blessed Sacra­ Regis and Loretto Heights - col­ The Rev. Joseph I. Bailey, O.P., duction campaign was inaugurated leges, Denver, is normal or a little listed. Of the freshmen coming assistant in St. Dominic’s parish, last fail. Officer of War Mothers ment parish, Denver. Mrs. Anne from Denver high schools, 10 are O’Neill Sullivan will sing "The above the usual this year. from Regis, seven from St. Fran- Denver, for the past year, haa The Rev. Gregory Smith, pas­ Moit Rev. Edwin V. Byrne Star-Spangled Banner” at the close Registration was completed been called to ChicaM,^hic 111., to tor, reveals that collections on June 16 in Regis. The number CIS four from S t Joseph’s, two Albuquerque, who has been Admin­ Denver paid honor to Mrs. Kit of the Mass. each from Holy Family, Cathe­ await there his officid induction pledges made by parishioners are with a record of service in both The first Military Field Mass in of regiatrauts totaled 68. Despite as a chaplain of the United States continuing so well every month istrator of the Archdiocese of Carson II last week by electing World wars. dral, and-aSast, and one from Santa Fe since shortly after the the 73-year-old historical figure Colorado was a Solemn one sung the drain that military service is Mullen high, near Fort Logan. army. He was known in Cathdie that he expects to have the entire Kit Carson III, a direct descend­ about 1916 at the National Guard making on college enrollments, amount cleared by Dec. 31, 1944. death of Archbishop Gerken, will the third vice president in the ant in the third generation from encampment near Golden. The this year’s total is slightly more Regular classes in the summer Sufficient money was pledged in continue in that post until the in­ American War ■ Mothers’ con­ the famed frontier scout of the session began June 15 and will run stallation of Archbishop Byrne. Lowry July 4 Mass was arranged than that of last year. The ma­ the drive to wipe out the debt. An vention. Mrs. Carson helped pr- Western country, is now 32 and for the afternoon in order to have jority of the students are enrolled until July 23. indicator in the vestibule of the Archbishop Gerken died in St. ganize the Guadalupe chapter is serving with a railroad battalion the public present but not to in­ in pre-induction courses leading The first of the two sessions in church shows the progress made in Vincent’s hospital in Santa Fe 10 of the organization in La in Africa. On his way across the to active military service. * the war-time accelerated summer Junta and has a son, Allen, terfere with the Sunday parish debt payments and attracts con March 2 several hours after he had water he discovered a cousin, Masses. Among the registrants are 14 program of Loretto Heights col siderahle attention from parish been found unconscious on the + + + Jesse Carson, who had been serv­ lege opened on Tuesday morning ioners. floor ■ of his Episcopal residence. ing as a civil engineer in Alaska, with a registration of about 100 bound for the same destination on religious and lay students. Classes Brother of Register Associate Editor, his boat. Kit III, with the rank Chaplain Koch Is Raised assemble daily, except Sunday, Wichita Priest Is Dynamic Leader of corporal, writes his mother reg during this short session until ularly by V-mail. He foretold the July 1, when the second section fall of Tunisia and Bizerte and of the summer school will convene. expressed confidence of an early To Full Colonelcy in Army Students registered for 13 Rev. Leon A. McNeill Is end of the Axis stand in Europe. courses in the following depart­ He told of hearing Mass with the ments: Art, biology, education, French peasants in S t Joan of English, French, history, Latin, Arc's church somewhere on the Chaplain Joseph R. Koch, con­ Canal department. Col. Koch, the mathematics, secretarial studies, Made Papal Chamberlain Dark continent. sidered most instrumental in the departmental chaplain, has built and Spanish. Three credit hours Numerous deeds of daring are establishment of war-time social up an' enviable list of accomplish­ will be conferred on the students woven into the story of the Carson activity for the enlisted personnel ments since his arrival there from at the end of the abbreviated The Rev. Leon A. McNeill of Winkelmann of Wichita. Four line, Keeping the family records of the armed forces in the Canal Fort Benning, Ga., in August, session. Wichita, Kans., a brother of were made Domestic Prelates with consumes part of the active sched­ Zone, was promoted from the rank 1940. He is a priest of the Arch­ The second session will offer as diocese of Denver. its special attraction a course in Charles J. McNeill, associate edi­ the title of Right Reverend Mon ule followed by Mrs. Carson, of lieutenant colonel to that of signor and two were named Papal whose quick, movements and in- colonel, according to an announce­ His first assignment on the the spiritual life for the religious tor of the Register System of Chamberlains (T um to P aget — Colum n 3) ment frbm headquarters, Panama isthmus, while still a major, was women of the archdiocese. The at France Field, on the Atlantic Newspapers in the Denver office, The Domestic Prelates are the R* r will>rofessor 1 be the Rev. Ernest side. There Col. Koch performed Dlannegger. well-known Colorado Rev. Jozeph I. Bailey, O.P. has been elevated by Pope Pius Rt. Rev. William Schaefers, editor the duties of post chaplain. Among of the ndvancedva Register; the Rt. Jesuit XII to the rank of Papal Cham­ FR. BLENKUSH IS TAKING UP his activities as such, he helped Study in secular branches will circles of Denver as a speaker of berlain with the title of Very Rev- Rev. John J. O’Brien, pastor in organize the Draftettes, the patri­ unusual ability. Coffeyville; the Rt. Rev. Joseph also be given during the .second otic group of Atlantic side women session. The departments of He has been succeeded in St. Klug, pastor in Andale; and the PRESENTATION PARISH POST who, week after week, serve as Rt. Rev. John Kraemer, pastor in biology, chemistry, English, Dominic’s by the Rev. George partners for soldiers at various French, history, home economics, Forquer. El Dorado. The other Papal post functions. Chamberlain is the Very Rev. Mon- Cp). Kit Carson III, baptized The Rev. Matthias J. Blenkush Rt. Rev. John J. Oman, pastor of philosophy, physics, sociologry, and Father Bailey was born in Evan­ •signor Leo Klasinski, pastor in Christopher Charles, is shown in this week takes up his post as St. Lawrence’s church in Cleve­ Founded 1st USO Spanish will offer courses. ston, 111., Dec. 17, 1909, and waa Florence and Wichita diocesan di­ Africa, "ready for action." administrator of Presentation par­ land, 0., and an honorary Canon The administration of the col­ educated in local schools, North­ rector of the Society for the Propa­ ish, Bamum. The pastor, the Rev. of St. Nicholas' Cathedral, Ljubl­ Unit Outside U. S. lege has also made special ar­ western university, and Loyola gation of the Faith. . H. A. Geisert, who has been ill jana, Jugoslavia. The Rev. Edwin Col. Koch was responsible for rangements for an extensive sum­ university, Chicago. He was or­ for several months, continues in F. Oman, pastor in Randall, Minn., the establishment of the first USO mer educational and recreational dained June 10, 1936, in Wash­ The youngMt in the group of unit outside of the United States, program. Several notable lectur­ ington, D. C., and taught in the clergy honored, Monsignor Mc­ residence in the rectory, 632 is a first cousin of Father Blen- Julian street which was organized in Quarry ers will talk to the summer stu­ Dominican house of studies, River Neill, 41, has been a priest 16 Heights, Canal Zone, in A u^st, dents and six movies have been years. A dynamic figure in the Father Blenkush, who estab­ Forest, before coming to Denver lished a fine record as assistant 1941. He serves in an advisory scheduled for the sisters. in 1942. fields of Catholic education and capacity on many UWOA and Catholic Action, he has been dioc­ in St. Francis de Sales’ parish, Denver, comes from a family UWSO committees, and is on the In St. Dominic’s Church esan superintendent of schools adviso^ council of the USO on since 1929 and is president of Sa­ strongly represented in the re­ ligious life. He is a nephew of the both sides of the isthmus. cred Heart Junior college, Wichita, The following data on his career which he established. He worked were sent by request to the Regis­ Jesuit, Native of Denver, for a number of years among the ter by Col. Koch: Colored people of Wichita, founded Spirit Is High Ordained June 13, 1920, in St. Peter Claver’s Colored parish, Denver Cathedral; served as as­ and built its beautiful liturgical sistant in St. Francis de Sales’ To Sing 1 St Mass June 27 altar. In Religious parish, Denver, 1920-22; pastor of While serving as the spearhead St. Joseph’s church, Akron, 1922- of the confraternity movement in 28; commissioned as chaplain in The Rev. John E. Casey of the worth, will sing his first Solemn his diocese, Monsignor McNeill Summer Terms U. S. army March 28, 1928; en­ Society of Jesus, who will be or­ Mass at 10:30 Sunday, June 27, also has gained a national reputa­ dained to the priesthood Tuesday, Monsignor McNeill tered active service in Fort Sill, in St. Dominic’s church, Denver. tion for himself as a promoter of Okla., April 23, 1928; June 22, in St. Mary’s college, St. The Rev. Vincent F. Hughes, the CCD. He and his brother, There has been no appreciable Marys, Kans., by the Most Rev. erend Monsignor, Monsignor Mc­ dropping off in the number of O.P., pastor of St. Dominic’s, will Neill is one of six priests of the Charles, are co-authors of The Saw Service Paul C. Schulte, Bishop of Leaven- preach tfie sermon. The Very Rev. Sacramentals, a discussion club religious vacation schools in Colo­ In Philippines Wichita diocese whose de.signation text published by the Catholic Ac­ rado this year, reports the Rev. John J. Flanagan, S-J., president as Monsignor has ju.st been an­ Gregory Smith, pastor of St. Fran­ Served in Philippine islands of Regps college, will be assistant nounced by Bishop Christian H. tion committee of Wichita. Mon­ signor McNeill and Angela A. cis de Sales’ parish, Denver, who is from April, 1929, to April, 1931; priest. The Rev. Arthur Lucy, as­ Clendenin are co-authors of an­ director of the movement in the army medical center, June, 1931, sistant at the Cathedral and a Cathedral High Will other discussion club manual. The Archdiocese of Denver and also to October, 1934; Philippines, former schoolmate of Father Liturgical Year; he and Madeleine in the Diocese of Pueblo. Pastors January, 1935, to July, 1937; Fort CMey’s in St. Dominic’s school, Aaron combined their talents to and the sisters teaching are quite Benning, Ga., October, 1937, to will be deacon. The Rev. Edmund Enroll New Pupils write a trilogy of catechetical in- enthusiastic about the schools and Rev. Mattkiai J. Blenkuik June, 1940; began present over- J. Stumpf, S.J., professor of (Tiim to Page S — Column 3) feel that there is no question but (T um to P aget — Column 8) Regis, will be subdeacon. Vincent From June 21 to 28 that they should be continued. kush. In addition he has two first Dwyer, former classmate of Fa­ Difficulties caused by the war cousins and five second cousins ther Casey’s in Sacred Heart high Mass to Be Said have cut attendance in some in­ who are nuns. Lowry Now Has Three school, will be master of cere­ Registration for new students stances, especially in rural dis­ Father Blenkush, the son of monies. planning to attend Cathedral high Every Sunday in tricts. Rationing of gasoline and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blenkush, Gatholic Chaplains A reception in honor of the school next year will be held dauy Camp Santa Maria the shortage of farm labor are from June 21 to 28, according to was born Feb. 25, 1912, in St. newly ordained priest will be held felt particularly. The transporta­ Stephen, Minn. He attended St. With the assignment of Chap­ in Regis college from 7 p.m. until Sister Mary Janet, principal. Pros­ Mass will be offered every tion problem is not so difficult in 9 p.m. Sunday. pective students are requested to Stephen’s grade school, the lain James C. O’Connor to Lowry Sunday during the summer city schools, and there should be a Crosier college in Onamia, Minn., Field, three Catholic chaplains now The young Jesuit, a son of Mr. file their names early as only a months in the chapel of Camp normal attendance in the larger limited number of new students and S t Thomas’ seminary, Denver. are on duty there to direct the and Mrs. Stephen Casey of 2530 Santa Maria at 9 o’clock, ac­ centers. The drop in population He was ordained in the Denver spiritual welfare of air school W. 23rd avenue, was bom March can be accommodated. A number cording to the Rt. Rev. Mon­ in the .smaller cities, caused by of courses will be offered to prepare Cathedral June 11, 1938, and cele­ Catholics. Father O’Connor ar­ 4, 1912, in St. Dominic’s parish, signor John R. Mulroy, who large-scale moving to war indus­ brated his first Solemn Mass in rived in Denver last week after where later he attended the paro­ students in the upper classes for will conduct the services each Mrs. Kit Carson II is pictured trial sections, will cut registration futifre entrance into the army. S t Stephen. Named assistant in being graduated by the chaplains’ chial school. In 1930, after his week. The camp is not being 1 a Spanish silk embroidered considerably there. St. Francis’ church the latter part school in -Harvard university. graduation from Sacred Heart Every effort is being made prop­ gown that was worn by the wife A number of schools already are erly to equip the students for the operated this year because of of June, 1938, he served in that Other Catholic chaplains stationed high school, he entered the Jesuit war-time restrictions on food of the famous scout. The costume in operation. No report on at­ parish until the present The peo­ in Lowry are Father Clatus E. novitiate in Florissant, Mo. type of work demanded by present- and transportation. is now preserved in the Colorado tendance and other stetistics will day war conditions. ple 'paid a fine tribute to him in Snyder and Father Jerome H. M ter finjshing his philosophical Historical museum in Denver. be available for a month or more. a generous purse given Sunday. Ludder. Rav. John E. Caaay, S.J, (Turn to Page $ — Colum n 6)

J PAGE TWO Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 17, 1943 MOVING-PACKING-STORAGE PLANS COMPLETE FOR BIGGEST BISHOP BYRNE NAMED EIGHTH **Household Goods To and From Everywhere CARNIVAL IN ST. DOMINIC’S ARCHBISHOP FOR SANTA FE With Skill and Care’’ EDDY (St. Dominic’s Pariali, Denwer) Thursday evening. The booths, in­ gUlIG PO G lIi (Continued From Page One) L. Chappelle, who was transferred Committees have completed plans cluding chickens, cakes, candy, re­ Ohio, arrived in 1851 to become to New Orleans in 1897. 'The THE JOHNSON STORAGE for what is hoped to be the biggest freshments, fish-pond, and games, Vicar Apostolic of New Mexico. fourth Archbishop of Santa Fe HOWARD and most soccessfal carnival ever will open shortly after 7 o'clock In 1853 the vicariate was made a was the Most Rev. Peter Bour- conducted in St. Dominic’s parish. each evening, Thursday, Friday, diocese, and by 1876 Bishop Lamy gade, who had been the first AND MOVING CO. Early returns and the enthusiasm and Saturday. IF had furthered the work of the Bishop of Tucson, Ariz. Arch­ AND HIS of workers and parishioners are Since 1905 The Rosary Holy Hour dedicated Church to such an extent that he bishop Bourgade died May 17, encouraging. The women are pre­ to men and women in the serv­ Lila M. O’Boyle, principal of was made an Archbishop and his 1908, and was succeeded by the 221 Broadway PEarl2433 pared to care for a record-breaWng ice ^11 be held as usual at 7:30 Whittier school of the Denver territory was made an archdiocese. Most Rev. J. B. Pitaval, who had oncHEsmA crowd at the baked' ham dinner Friday evening. public school system since 1929, an Archbishop Lamy resigned in been Auxiliary. Archbishop Pita­ The Dominican Fathers will of­ nounced her retirement June 10. July, 1885, and was succeeded by val resigned in July, 1918, and fer the 10:30 Mass this Sunday She will be succeeded by Miss the Most Rev. J. B. Salpointe, his lived in retirement in Denver, for “DENVES’S HOST PKOGSBMIVC UkDNDBr* for all the fathers of the parish. Vivienne S. Worley. Coadjutor. Archbishop Salpointe 10 years. MBS. KIT G B Sunday, June 20, the members Miss O’Boyle, who resides in S t was succeeded, upon his resigna­ Archbishop Albert T. Daeger, THE CASCADE LAUNDRY of the senior and junior sodalities Philomena’s parish, is a native of tion in 1894, by the Most Rev. P. O.F.M., who had labored long in EDDY will receive Holy Communion in Vermont and a member of one of New Mexico as a missionary, suc­ “TBT OUH NEW ■EBYICB” the 7:80 Mass, which will be of­ the pioneer Catholic families on ceeded Archbishop Pitaval. El MADE OFFICEB fered for their intentions. The the 'Western slope of Colorado. Her Padre Alberto, as Archbishop Dae- Complete Laundry Smrvlee parents, Mr. and Mrs. John 1847 Market members of the senior sodality will ger was known even after he be­ HOWARD W1 CILL FOB DBUVBB TA. 1170-1(71 entertain their fathers in a special O’Boyle, at whose home Bishop JESUIT. i M came Archbishop, was laboring in “Father’s day" program on Tuee- Machbeuf and most of the pioneer a mission field many miles from a ■BIGGEST BECAUSE BEST' day evening. priests of the state often visited, railroad when he was notified that AND HIS The Dominican Sisters from the came to Grand Junction in 1881. he had been named Archbishop. At DEIWER KEY & LOCK CO. parochial school finished their The retired principal attended first the humble friar coula not KET AND LOCK 8PECULISTB St. Joseph’s school. Grand Junc­ OF believe the news. He died Dec. 2, OM HiSmA annual retreat Sunday morning. Fcafarinff Denver's LarcMt Kn and Lock Stock (Continued From Page One) The retreat conferences were given tion, and S t Mary-of-the-'Wasatch 1932, of injuries resulting from a Lock Repairs — I^k Installations — Door ChKk SalM and Bwvle. spiring leadership make her one in Salt Xiake City; and completed Steel Tape Sales. Parts and Repairs — Lswnmower Grlndlnr — Saw FUlnf by the fathers assigned to St. fall. His successor was Arch­ and Rstoothing by Machine of the state’s most colorful fig­ Dominic’s. her high school work in the then bishop R. A. Gerken, who was ures. Herself a devout Catholic, Loretto Heights academy. SING 1ST Bishop of Amarillo when he was 611 18TH ST. 4380 Vacation school opened Monday Mrs. Carson had all her 11 babies She received her Bachelor of named by the Holy Father to head EDDY baptized in the faith. morning and will continue four Arts degree from Teachers’ college weeks. The classes are conducted . (Continued From Page One) the Santa Fe archdiocese. The famous scout became a by the Dominican Sisters from 9 in Greeley, Post-graduate studies course in St. Louis university, he The Church has made great Catholic before his marriage to were made in Chicago and North­ spent two years in Holy Rosary progress in the Archdiocese of till 11:30 each morning. western universities and the Cath­ HOWARD Josepha Jaramillo, a dark-skinned A Solemn Maes will be celebrated Indian mission. Pine Ridge, S. Santa Fe in the 90 years since the Spanish girl. Kit II died in 1929 olic University of America, Wash­ Dak., and taught for one year in territory was made a diocese. A at 7:45 on the Feast of Corpus ington, D. C.; she was awarded her and is buried beside his father in Christ! Thursday, June 24. Campion high school, Prairie du total of 120 archdiocesan and order SUPER TENDER MEATS Taos. In the family plot some day M.A. degree by Denver university. Chien, Wise. He took the theo­ priests serve a Catholic population AND HIS The meeting of . St. Dominic’s Miss O’Boyle served in the Prices for Fri., Sat., and Mon. will lie together three soldiers and logical course in St. Mary's col­ of 141,201, which is overwhelm­ three scouts. Though Kit III did Holy Name society June 10 ended Corona school before becoming lege. ingly Spanish-speaking, in 349 not Bcopt on the open frontier the present season. The meeting principal of Vassar in 1917; later churches and missions that dot the ORCHESTRA opened with a salute to the flag, she moved to the old 24th street Father Casey has two brothers as did his ancestors, he took the in the armed forces. Cadet Thomas 74,860 square miles of this eccle­ pledge as a Boy Scout in 1926 in and prayers led by the Rev. J. G. school as principal; from 1919 to siastical territory. The old Dio­ Forquer, O.P., who was introduced 1926 she directed Elbert. M. Casey has been in the U. S. Sirloin Steaks the old homestead at Fort Lyons merchant marine since January, cese of Denver, comprising the where his grandfather died. as the new assistant The short whole state of Colorado, was suf­ business meeting was followed by 1942, and now is finishing his Recent reports of the capture training course in the marine acad­ fragan to the Archdiocese of Santa EDDY an interesting talk by- the Rev. Fe before the Archdiocese of Den­ of Kit Carson III by Japanese re­ Clatus Snyder, chaplain in Lowry emy, Great Neck, N, Y. He will ferred to a member of the fourth not be able to attend the first ver and the Diocese of Pueblo were Round Steaks...... u> 43c Field. He told interesting experi­ Thirty Attending erected Nov. 15, 1941. Denver then generation, the grandson of Wil­ ences of his contacts with service Mass. An elder brother, Edward liam Carson. became the Metropolitan see of a HOWARD men. He expressed the opinion P. Casey, has just completed his distinct province. that the chaplain’s work would training in the navy air gunnery Swiss Steaks . ib.36c have a far-reaching effect after setool, Purcell, Okla. It is doubt­ AND HIS ■ the war. Refreshments and cards Suininer Course in ful whether he will be able to at­ Deanery to Hold Last Boneless, cut from the shoulder concluded the evening. tend the Mass. Fr. McNeill Is Thomas Farrell, secretary, and The oldest brother, Francis, Mealing Before Fall ORCHESTRA Lean Omer St, Louis served the Holy lives in St. Joseph’s parish and is Name Mass at 7:30. Sunday, June St. John’s School a foreman in the Hungarian flour 13. Prayers after Mass were led mills. A fourth brother, William, lives in Salt Lake City, and The Denver deanery will hold Ground Beef 29c Made Monsignor by the spiritual director, the Rev. (St. John’s Parish, Denrar) its regular monthly meeting Mon­ has just returned from Canada, R, Hughes, O.P., who com Some 30 children are enrolled day, June 21, in the Charities mended the men for their good at­ where he was working on army (Continued From Page One) in the vacation catchism classes annex at 2 p.m. Since there will tendance. communications to Alaska along not be meetings in July and Au­ Short Ribs 0’ Beef. 20c structions, The Way of Life, the that are being conducted in St. the Alcan highway for the West­ The eighth grade graduates of John’s school. The instructions will ern Electric Co. Both the latter gust, a large attendance ia de­ Meant of Grace, and The Worde St. Dominic’s school were the sired. of Truth; and the new Monsignor continue through next week. will attend the first Mass. Your Purchase of War Bonds guests at a party in the home of (Children who are attending public Plans for a summer program has directed the publication of sev­ Mrs. A. C. Reid. Mothers assist­ Edmund Connor of Boston, and Stamps Helps Secure Your eral other, discussion club texts schools are invited to attend these Mass., a second cousin of Father aimed to contribute to the war ing Mrs,. Reid were Mmes. Charles classes, which are . held every effort will be discussed. Future. Pork Loin Roasts Noteworthy _ among them Crowe, Vincent Larkin, Frank Casey, will come to Denver for the 36c Prayers, by C. J. McNeill, and The morning. March!, Thomas Ryan, and Wil­ Mr. and Mrs. William Porter are Mass. Apostles’ Creed and The Command­ liam Stapleton. ments, part one and part two, re­ the parents of a girl, bom in S t Center Cut Chops spectively; of the Divine Love Anthony’s hospital Tuesday morn­ lb. 41 c Story series, written jointly by C. ing. J. McNeill and the Rev, Gregory John Evans is seriously ill in Chplain Koch Fdther*s Qifts Smith, pastor of St. Francis de Marion Macken the home of his daug;hter, Mrs. S. Sales’ church, Denver. J. Lewis. Frank Peil is in St. Joseph’s End Chops _ 36c In addition to these manifold Heads Cathedral hospital. and Cards tasks, Monsignor McNeill has been Loretto Catherine, infant daugh­ Made Colond active in promoting the Legrion of Decency in the Wichita diocese, is Sodality Unit ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Sear, secretary of the clergy conference, was baptized Sunday by Father John P. Moran. Sponsors were Mr. (Continued From Page One) is promoter of justice in the dioc seas assignment August 1940; NEW BOOKS esan tribunal, and is diocesan Marion Macken was elected and Mrs. James Flood. Ptjrefect of the new Cathedral Nancy Ann, infant daughter of dates of rank—^first lieutenant, chairman of the “Friends of the March 28, 1928, to March, 1933; Leg 0’ Lamb *''*rb.r°V Ic Catholic University of America." Young Ladies’ sodality, Denver. In Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Berg- '"Seven Golden Cities" 37 its first meeting Wednesday, June tower, was baptir^ed Sunday by captain, March, 1933, to March, He was ordained for the Wich­ 9, the group also elected Katharyn Father Moran, Sponsors were Ed- 1940; lieutenant colonel (temp.), ita diocese in June, 1927, and after Bishop, vice prefect, and Maxine ward L. Brown and Nancy Brown. February, 1942, to June, 1943; 'Tales From the Rectory" Lamb Steaks...... ,^ completing a course in education Hendrickson, secretary-treasurer. Margaret Madden was proxy for colonel (temp.), June, 1943. 390 in the Catholic university was The next meeting will be held in Nancy Brown. Bom in Rochester, N. Y., in named to the post of diocesan su­ Jeanne, Lucille, and James John 1894, CoL Koch studied in St. and others perintendent of schools. The fam- St. Paul’s chapel of the Cathedral Wednesday, June 23. The meet­ son are spending their vacation in Andrew’s preparatory school and Lamb Patties ib 33c ilv home is in Newton, Kans., Cleveland. St. Bernard’s seminary, both in wnfiere the parents reside. ing will begin at 8 p.m. The Rev, STORE HOURS Hubert Newell, archdiocesan so­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Collins Rochester, before attending St. dality director, will be present and left for Detroit, Mich., to attend Thomas’ seminary, Denver. He Saturday 9 to 12:80 9 to 5:30 Week Daya Two Denverites Receive will speak. the wedding of their son, John, to also studied in the Catholic uni­ Lean SALT PORK ^ 24e Degrees in St. Louis U. Miss Marguerite Drennan in Gesu versity in Washington. Perhaps church Saturday morning, June 19. his most noteworthy piece of work ★ ★ ★ while serving as an army chaplain St. Louis.—The following resi­ Elitch Gardens’ Stage Accompanying them on the trip are Fresh PORK HOCKS „ 22e their daughter, Jane; and their was his part in conducting the In­ dents of Denver received degrees Troupe is Rehearsing daughter-in-law, Mrs. Charles ternational Eucharistic congress at the 125th annual commence­ Collins, Jr.; and grandson, Terry. in Manila in 1937, the first to be CLARKE CHCRCH P K G .LA R D ...... 1 . ,' 7 1 7 i c ment exercises in St. Louis uni­ Charles Collins, Jr., who is sta­ held in the Orient. versity: Miss Martha Jane Barnes Director George Somnes has ar­ and Sister Mary Urban Mehring. tioned in Bowling Field, Wash., rived at Elitch’s Gardens, Denver, will also attend the wedding. and is rehearaing the new Elitch Mrs. A. P. Pohndorf, Jr., is visit­ HANSEN & HANSEN GOODS HOUSE The Denver Catholic company in the lines of Philip Bar ing her daughter, Sister Mary JEWELERS Register ry's Without Love, the society com Catharine, in the mother-house of edy chosen by A. B. Gurtler to open the Sisters of Loretto in Nerinx, 1628 17th St. 1636 Tremonl T A . 3789 the garden’s theater Sunday eve Published Weekly by tha Ky. ONE STORE ONLY miLlER'S Catholic Press Society, Inc. ning, June 27. Lawrence Fletcher returns this 938 Bannock Street, Denver, summer as leading man, with Colo. leading lady new to Elitch’s stage, Baraum Sodality Subscription: 31 Per Year Edith Atwater. Tickets for the ■SUPER m BBKETH Entered as Second Class Matter opening week will go on sale at the Post Office, Denver, Monday morning in the downtown To Meet Friday Colo. box office in the May company. R a n il l s Eddy Howard, the popular young (Presentation Parish, Denrer) maestro, will be in Elitch’s Tro- The Young Ladies’ sodality will cadero one more week. Sunday meet in the old rectory on Friday orchestra will play a bargain dance evening, June 18, at 8 o’clock and matinee from 2:30 until 5:30, will receive Holy Communion this The gates open at 12 noon Sunday. William Widmar of Honolulu is Sunday. visiting his sister, Mrs. Joseph Kuker of 636 Newton street. Glen Gray to Open The pastor is asking the parish- ioners to bring their■ ' house collec- tion to the rectory as soon as pos­ wear a Friday at Lakeside sible as there is a note that has to be paid by July 15. Glen Gray and his Casa Loma The Rev. Matthias Blenkush will orchestra will open a week’s en­ assume his duties as administrator gagement in Lakeside’s El Patio of the parish on Friday. dance pavilion, Denver, Friday Thomas Dufficy and Harvey night. Vaunting a versatile variety Jensen received scholarships to PINAFORE of rhythms, the Casa Loma orches­ Regis college. tra affords the kind of entertain­ Miss Margaret Sedlmayer, 'a ment Denver acclaims, ranging graduate of the eighth grade, re­ from swing tunes to novelty num­ ceived the scholarship to St, Jos­ of unglazed chintz bers featuring irrepressible Pee eph’s high school. "Wee Hunt. Ben Krassner, Lake­ Awards for perfect attendance side’s manager, ia proud of his ep- were given to Oliver Urban, James gaging this top-rank band. Callahan, Donald Itold, Grade Lakeside’s list of attractions Marie Flora, Kathleen Moran, and $ 6 - 9 5 sounds like a simple sum in grade Rita Byrne. school arithmetic; it adds up to total entertainment plus. The Patronize These Firms. They swimming pool, the gay beach Are C o-O perating With Your toys; and diving platform are a Paper. ___ Get one of these versatile little pina­ real temptation when the mercury ,You rriay count on the dependability of our starta climbing. fores and wear it many ways . . . as THEATRE a picturesque summer dress over a organization to furnish practical assistance in Cardinal Presides Over PARK sheet white blouse . . . as an over-ail 40th Jubilee of Priest 1028 S. Gaylord PE.*9877 the handling of all details. A ceremony of good PrettnU ott tht 8ere«n apron when yout’re cooking your own Philadelphia.—H. Em. Cardinal Today, Frl., Sat. dinner and having guests . . . as a gat' Dennis Dougherty, Archbishop of June 17-18-19 den apron when you want the benefits taste, no matter how simple, with a price range Philadelphia, presided in a Solemn I

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all emplovea to au^oriae their emplovera to A Form Like This withhold a portion of' tthe worker*' lalarie* for taxe* a* provideiled under ONE OF YOUR MOST Irrmt of the new pay-aa-you-go income levy law.

Wtwjcmart EMnx>TEE^ wrraHouMNG iXBfffKm c o e n i^ ^ TREASURED POSSESSIONS la*------B[ GIVEN FOR W w . M l Your cacT cd Sedri (TlMI own*^ N*.___ FR. CflSEI, S. J . L ChKfc the b « la the Uae bdew whidi appiiei to pia ea the dat* tUa font h A M U: Wedding Pictures MaitM peifM Uviag witk k a iM *r trife tat cktWi« MW of tlM I M ptloa. (Sacred Heart-Loyola Pariah, Married pcnea Ihriag wMk tattaad «r trife tat daiaia(tair*ftiMg«eM|tiM4tin- Denver) glaglepewoB (wt head of afamay) ecwatiiedpeieoa aetlhrln with lwMtai(lefwif*. Graduates and pupils of the old BEAUTIFULLY MADE AT Mairied pm»a tiviag with taatand *r wifi aad dataiag *D ef the panoad y**** (g Sacred Heart high school will hold tioo * „o “ l«"v I *f tta *MaMptiaa)„ MO an informal reception for the Uaed of a taafly (a aiagia yanaa or waniad p«iM aat Uviag with ar wifti I t e f l y Rev. John Casey, S J., who w ll caatrel aad aappttfs d o ^ coaaaetad dryradial tddha(a) la *m »- con sing his first Solemn Mass in St. 0 . Ni are in the city are expected to Trading Vlc*<-fr«tld«At attend the reception, lead lad wife Hiiar tesotter tatit loealwe lagaa^ ti»y ■ay dhridi tta oseaaptioa equally, or one may take! Paator’a Brother HI an n d taa attar aaaa, aa they a|iaa> Aa additkaal oaaaiptioa for cartaia dapaodaots ia oDowabla to tho The Rev. Edward Morgan, the ftaaiaUat tta cUtf aoppoit af aat pastor, has been called tc Seattle MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER ■ Olf DIIIES by the illness of his brother. Word The merchant, represented in this section are booateri. They mre Aa Empl^rta^ WHUtoMtaf Kxamptiea Cedfleate dan ba ffilad in by tta employat aad hniahad was received in the rectory that anxious to work with you and era deserving of your patronage. Co* taiiiaiHalalj tii larh anplnjar h cM to f admafaiBaMrita]ordepondeneyftataa,anewaxcnptioiieeiw the patient has improved and that operate with them. Departments Call, GLendale 366^ ti£ ta atadl bo dPed ia aad fiaraiatad to tta aaiployer not later tkaa 10 days after aoeh change oeeort. Father Morgan will return to Vpoa Mtm n a tr mmamn oT dwBgo of en|doyBcat, u excmutiou eertUkate dell bt fumiohed the ocw Denver this week. Two parish vacation schools St. John‘*s >oa or before tta data of aaeh tm piofiaait opened on Monday of this week, If ao aoampti^ eaitifleato ia Iliad by tta oeopioyoa with tta anpioyar, bo withholding exemption ia one in Sacred Heart school and aDovabla. the other in Loyola. The priests Preferred Parish and sisters in charge urge the Cold Waving OLIVER’S an Iwpiiod far wllMly owppiyii^ CbIm or fratMlulent Infonnatioa of Car wURmI parents of public school children so MACHINE — NO HEAT NO STRETCH - NO WEIGHT MARKET wklek waiild oadioao tta witUwldinc excwptkm. to see that such children are en­ Trading List rolled, and that they attend every Naw, Saniational, Parraanant Grain-Fed Meats session. Classes are held daily ex­ Martin’s 6th Ave Fish and Poultry cept Saturday and Sunday. Preparations for the parish car­ Beauty Salon 1312 East 6th Ave. 44 PUPILS SING IN AFTERNOON Phone PE, 4629 C ' a t h e d r a l Victory Workers nival are getting under way. The 1 1 3 4 E. 6lh At*. SP. 4491 parish* societies are working on MASS OFFERED AT LOWRY FIELD the plans for booths. When buying from the PATRONIZE THESE B EN N ETT’S Economy Liquor Store Women to Receive Communion firms advertising in this PIGGLY-WIGGLY 0[ St. Catherine s (St. Philomena’a Pariah, Denver) Janet, Pa., is stationed in Buckley The third Sunday of the month Next to CUrko'o Church Goodi STORES Forty-four children from St. Field. The couple have taken an will be Communion day for the CONOCO SERVICE paper, please mention that "ir/i«n low in ipM u call Jarry^ Philomena’s school sang in the apartment at 1516 Milwaukee. women. In Loyola, the Altar so­ Washing and Creasing you saw their advertise­ 435 E. 17lh Ave. at Penn. afternoon Ma.ss in the Lowry Field dality will receive Communion in Your Bu.incM AppreoiRted 1634 Tremont K£. 4554 230 E. 13th Ave. Begin Campaign chapel Sunday, June 13. Sister Local Girl Become* Bride the 8:30 o’clock Mass; in Sacred 6lh Ave. & York EA, 9932 ment. FBEB DELiVEBI FBEE PABKING 512 E. 13ih Avo. Patricia Ann directed the choir Miss Marj’ Jo McCormick be­ Heart, the Ladies’ sodality will re­ and Sister Henrietta accompanied came the bride of Lt. John Ed­ ceive in the 7 o’clock Mass. (St, Catherine’a Pariah, Denver) at the organ. ward Sudmeier of Los Angeles, The games parties in Sacred Transportation wa.s furnished Calif., prior to a Nuptial Mass Heart parish, regularly held on Krug’s Meal Market The workers for St. Catherine’s by Mmes. Paul Eckclman, J. F. Tuesday, June 8, in St. Brendan’s Thursday evenings, have been su­ BOIVKIE BRAE Quality Meats, Poultry “Victory in 1943 Campaign” met Jordan, W. L. Zint, J. G. Henry, church, Los Angeles, with the Rev. spended for the vacation months. Monday evening for final instruc­ and John W. Tallon; Misses Ruth Francis M. Osborne officiating. The parties in Loyola, on Wednes­ Fish Miss Lois Baumstark was the day evenings, will continue. Shopping District COirAitli-OCBlH 4 tions, and began to canvass the Kiene, Katherine Mohan, and ■ VtuviB,, COLO. ASSOBTED LUNCH MEATS parish Tuesday morning. It is the Mary Frances Mohan; and Glen bride’s attendant. Miss Baum­ St, Vincent de Paul’s Parish I2SS Eart Uth At*. Phan* TAbor S47i hope of the chairmen that the Schafbuch. stark wore a beige gabardine drive will be completed by the end Mrs. H. J. Struck entertained suit with watermelon colored ac­ of the week, as one-half of the cessories and a gardenia corsage. WINES — LIQUORS the Altar and Rosary society in PHONE EAST 7789 goal already ha.s been reached. her home, 954 Madison street, Leo W. Sudmeier, Jr., was nis St. Patrick s to Preisser’s Red & While C O N O C O P R O D U C TS Nadorff Liquors, Inc. There will be no meeting of Monday afternoon, June 14. Mrs. brother’s best man. Lubrication, Car Waahing, Batteries VINE PHARMACY Mrs. Purcell’s Sewing club in June Struck was assisted by Mmes. J. The bridal couple left that eve­ Grocery and Markei Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing because of the Victory drive. The H. McMorrow, D. R. Costello, and ning for Phoenix, Ariz., where Lt. FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND Prescriplion Pharmacist* Home of Good Spirit* July meeting will be in the parish R. J. Jaeger. Forty-five mem­ Sudmeier is stationed in Luke Spsor Bazaar QUALITY. GROCERIES AT BONNIE BRAE JAMES K. DANSfiERRY. Mar. WHERE YOU GET THE HOST OP hall. bers and guests were present. The Field. LOW'ER PRICES CONOCO SERVICE 13th Ave. at Vine St. THE BEST FOR THE LEAST Recent baptisms include: president, Mrs. J. P. McConaty, The bride is the daughter of Free Delivery SPruce 4447 DENVER, COLORADO t o Ehl 0S77 Colfax at Wlllisms Marco, infant son of Mr. and who had been ill since February, Mrs. Mary McCormick of this par­ (St. Patrick’* Pari»h, Denver) 2231 E. Ohio A *. (S . UnW. and Ohio) 724 So. University - PE. 9909 Mrs. Dominic Zarlengo, with Mr. was welcomed back. The meet­ ish, and receiyed her education in The annual bazaar will be held and Mrs. Henry E. Zarlengo as ing was presided over by the vice Denver schools. She is a talented this week starting Thursday eve­ Bonnie Brae VOLLMER’S BAKERIES A New, Different Erickson Memorial Co. spon.sors; Virginia Arlene, infSnt president, Mrs. T, C. Rhoades, musician and a member of the Phi ning wiUi a spaghetti dinner served Way to REDUCE MONUMENTS - MARKERS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd who welcomed the guests present, Mu musical sorority. Mr. Sud in the auditorium of the school Drug Co. '«« BETTER BAKING Prompt Erection Jachetta, with Vera and Sam Sci- Mmes. J. P. Flynn, Leroy Struck, meier is the son of L. W, Sudmeier building. Various attractions will # Refrealilng betta as sponsors; Sidney, infant N. F. Johnson, A. Heifhessy, A. of Los Angeles. He is a graduate Downtown Prices A Relaxing from one of the most complete ^ offered on the schoolgrounds 3 Fine Store. displays in this region. son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney I. Mil­ Shelton, and A. G. Guenther. of Southwestern university, Los the evenings of Thursday, Friday, Prescriptions a Specialty A rhythmic motion that build* vitality, 920 8p««r Bird.. Opposite Sonktn 727 So. Unlrarsltr 8P..*2»4 aoothei and rc fm h n , aa it reduces. Gardenia CHerry 4728 ler, with Sol W. Horan, Jr., and The secretary read a communi .Angeles, and a member of the Sig­ and Saturday. The bazaar will , Wines and Liquors 1250 Colo. Bird. EH. J20t Easy, pleasant—entirely different prin­ Barbara Horan as sponsors; Vir­ cation from the members of the ma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. come to an end on Sunday evening 17 So. Bro.dw*7 8P. S31T ciple from other methods. No dnias, ginia Lorraine, infant daughter of late Mrs. Hugh T. O’Reilly’s 763 So. University PE. 2255 Leavea for Virginia with the awarding of $200 in cash rollers, electricity or exertion. Mr, and Mrs. John K, Real, with family, who presented a check of and other prizes. .A souvenir pro­ 12 Treatments for $10 Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lowery as $25 to the organization as a mem­ Miss Miriam Zook left Friday gram will be distributed at the din­ PE ABSO:\’S FOR FREE TRIAL M i l l i k e n ’s sponsors; James Raymond, infant orial to their mother. for Norfolk, Va., where she will ner to patrons. BUY WAR BONDS son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Laurid- be a g:uest in the home of her sis­ RED & WHITE PHONE CH 1864 CASH STORES Mrs. Rhoades reported that one ter, Mrs. J. B. Furstenberg, Jr. Sunday, June 20, will be Holy FRESH MEATS — FISH 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS son, with Thomas E, Brophy and new altar cloth had been made Communion day for the members of AND. STAMPS Alice E. Bramming as sponsors; Mrs. T. Glendenning Carey has Groceries and Vegetables STAUFFER SYSTEM 1130 E. .Alameda by Mrs. George Burt, Mrs. J. D. the Junior and Young Ladies’ so­ and John Michael, infant son of Goodrow, and Miss Miller. She returned to her home in San Mi­ dalities. The meeting of the senior Your Patronaae Appreciated ★ 414 E. Colfax 1201 E. 9th Ave, Mr. and Mrs. John Archer, with guel, Calif., following a visit in DELIVERY SERVICE 2357 E. Evan* Ave. also thanked Mrs. J, C. Shiel and Young Ladies' sodality will be held Anthony and Helen Fiore, proxy, Mrs. Frank Abegg for their a.s- the home of Mrs. Joseph Barry. 2626 E. Louisiana SP. 1912 as sponsors. on Thursday evening, June 24. sistance with the sanctuapi work The E. J. Piros have moved to Sister M. Bridget of the Sisters Where Friend* Meet , . . NOB HILL INN last month. The following vol­ Portland, Ore., to live. of St. Joseph, who died recently 42* EAST COLFAX unteered for sanctuary work in Aviation Cadet Robert Torpey, in Hancock, Mich., was a pioneer AVENUE GRILL the vacation months: Mmes. L. H. who had been enjoying a furlough Mixed Drinks, Draught Beer PTA Plans Party worker in this state and was SOUTH GAYLORD Herr, Mae Johnson, C. F. Lam- with his parents, the J. J. Torpeys, stationed in St. Patrick's parish on Drinks Delicious Dinners berty, William Shoehy, A. J. left Monday for advanced train­ two occasions. While here she cele­ Byron nnd Uarlo WillUmi For St. Vincent’s Quinlivan, and D. R. Costello. ing in Del Monte, Calif. brated the golden jubilee of her Shopping 17tb and Wdahington MAIn 0717 HOT AND COLD LUNCHES Mrs. Sidney Bishop Gave an Victor Jacobs, who had been Toar RulneM U ApprcciaUd B«r« investiture as a nun. The grounds St. Vincent de PauVs Parish interesting report of the recent spending a short furlough with his surrounding the parish convent (St, Vincent de Paul’s Parish, ACCW convention. Denver) mother, Mrs. Ann Jacobs, left were landscaped under her Mrs. Frank Abegg offered her Monday for Burbank, Calif., for direction. 1080 So. Phone Hatchett Drug Store Tickets are being distributed for home for the September meeting. advanced training. He is a ma­ the card party to be sponsored by The Mothers’ club sewing group the Chrysler Gaylord BOB’S SP. 0574 T h s Stors ot Quality and Senrice" The Shirley Garage The Rt. Rev. Monsignor W. M. chinist mate second class and has met on June 2 in the home of Mrs. the PTA Thursday, June 24, at 2 Higgins, pastor, expressed his ap­ been on overseas duty the past 18 OFFICIAL AAA GARAGE p.m. in the school hall. The price is Louis Vecchiarelli and held its last Grocery Company Grocery and Markei GRANT PHONE TABOR SSll preciation to the members for their months. meeting of the year in the home of 35 cents. Tickets may be had by co-operation and work throughout ComtKiundiDs prescriptions Is the roost Day and NIxht Storas*. Repalrinc, calling Mrs. Louis Sullivan, 12 S. Capt. and Mrs. Loyd W. Ford Mrs. J. Smith, —EatablUhed 19. 6— Groceries. Meats and Fancy important part of our business. W uhinc and Grvaiinc. Gaaolin* and Oila the year. He thanked the spon­ announce the birth of a daughter Vegetahles 1621-27 LINCOLN 8T. Columbine street. sors of the card clubs and the host­ Mrs. Thomas Pistole is recover­ CORN FED MEATS on June 8 in Fitzsimons General The Storo of Quality and Price The high school and college esses for the monthly meetings hospital. The child is the grand­ ing from a major operation in St. 1093 So. Gaylord Call PE. 4601 groups of the parish will receive and gave an interesting discourse daughter of Mrs. Katherine Mc- Joseph’s hospital. Marcove Drug Co. J. 0. MOLBERG Holy Communion Sunday. on "Why Doesn’t God Stop the Fadden and the great.granddaugh- Mrs. S. F. Chiolero, Mrs. P. E. South court of honor for Boy War?" ter of Mrs. Jennie Mix. Hanssen, and Miss Ruth Menghin ‘Try Our Fine Fountain Lunches" left recently for Clearwater, Fla., Gaylord Drug Go. S O U T H GAYLORD CUT RATE DRUGS Jewelers Scouts will be held Monday eve­ Refre.shments were served ^ Miss Jeanne Fair returned in ning in Byers junior high school. the social hour that followed. ^ to visit Mrs. H. M. Edmonds, the 1069 So. Gaylord SP. 3345 AND LIQUORS Formvrly 414 St«cle Bide. the week from Lake Forest, 111., daughter of Mrs. Chiolero. Mrs. BAKERY NEW LOCATION—1019 E. COLFAX All scouts, parents, and friends Mr*. Zook Entertain* Cfiih where she had been an instructor Preteriptlons Carefully Filled by COLFAX AT LOGAN rp ^ 0808 are invited. Miss Kathleen Mahon Edmonds and her son will return Fluffy, Flaky Homemade 6pp. Cathedral M.\. 2758 Mrs. Harry T. Zook was hostess in Romance languages in Barat with them to live here for the Regirtered PharmacUlt was awarded the tea towels offered college. Paatry by the Boy Scout Mothers’ club. to the Barney Boosters Monday duration. FINE WINES A.VO UQUORS PE. TSIS 102* So. GaTlerO afternoon, June 14. Mi.ss Edna Sheehy, who.had been Franci.^ de ^bale^' The Pinochle club gave a sur­ The la.st meeting of Mrs. L. M. visiting in the home of her mother, prise farewell party Monday eve­ Appel’s club wait held in the home Mrs. William Sheehy, for a fort­ Luncheon Held for Washington Park Alameda Drug Store We Specialize in ning for the Rev. Robert Wilhelm, of Mrs. Elvira Di lullo Thursday, night, left Sunday for Fort Bliss, NATIONAL BRAND who left Wednesday to as.sume June 10. Mrs. J, D. Goodrow was Tex. La Kota Study Club Cleaners v. O, PETERSON. Prop. Pastries for dutie.s in his own diocese. Father chosen .spon.sor for the coming Howard Quinlivan returned re­ Cat Rato IbriigN I'onr Parties Wilhelm was pre.sented with a year, Mrs. Appel i.s‘leaving Den­ cently fVom Washington, D. C., Unexcelled Quality and Service STORES generous purse from members of ver permanently July 1, Mrs. Miss Anne O’Neil entertained Wines and Liquors the club and friends. Prizefe for where he is a student in the Cath S. W. CHRISTENSEN TWO QUALITY FOOD STORES Harry O’Day’s club wa.s enter olic university. the La Kota study club with lunch­ TO SERVE YOU Founlflin Service School Suppliea MARY ANNE BAKERY high scores were awarded to Mrs. tained in the home of Miss Anne eon and bridge in the Denver Dry lOt? & Garlon) SP. 7898 Josephine Koelbert and Mr. Kline. Youth Rescued from Nazis Finer Foods for Less Alameda and Broadway 25 Broadway SP. 7413 O’Neil, Goods tearoom Thursday, June 10. Bernard Marker is in Mercy Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Hilbert re- The luncheon guests were Miss PERMANENT 1*04 So. Gaylord 7*1 Santa Fa hospital recuperating after an Ruttger-Dyer Marriage Held jeeived a letter recently from their Nora Brophy, Mmes. Sam H. WAVING—25. UP JACKSON’S appendectomy. Monsignor Higgins officiated Son, Robert, narrating how the Weber, J. B, Bariani, Theodore Man’i Halrcottinz Speciiltj Say it with Flowers BROADWAY in the marriage of Miss Cecilia capture of Tunis by the Allies Kittleson, Mary Dalton Walsh, J. dlicayt a Good Selection Cut Rate Drugs Ann Dwyer and Sgt. John Wil­ freed him from his Axis captors A. Peterson, Elizabeth Hutchison, Raymond’s liam Ruttger in the church REASONABLE PRICES CREAMERY Liquors Sundries when the ship, on which he and Frank DeRosa, F. X. Krabacher, Barber Shop Aotomobile Oirners Thursday, June 10, at 7:30 p. m. other prisoners were to be taken W. G. Loberding, and Paul V. t QUALITY DAIRY FOODS COMMUNITY Preseriplions All make* of can repaired by axpert- Miss; Agnes Dyer was the bride’s to a German internment camp, was Hodges. Mmes. S. H. Weber and Bee’s attendant. Sgt. W'illiam J. O’Don­ FLOWER STORE 64 SO. BROADWAY Free Frofnpl Delivery tneed meebanic*. Goaranteed work torpedoed and sunk by Allied sur­ J. J. O’Neil donated prizes, which Beauty Shop Cill SP 344S Downing and Alomodo Modern equipment. No dalay. nell was the best man. Only mem­ face raiders on May 7. The Brit­ were won by Mmes. DeRose, Kittle- HRS. FRANK OLSON Packard Co., 131 Speer bers of the family were present. ish rescued Hilbert with others son, and Bariani. Mrs. J. J. O’Neil 1014 So. Gaylord SP. 8038 1043 So. Gaylord SP. 7318 CLOSED SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS ALA-DOWN The bridegroom, whose home is in from the wreckage. He is back was unable to attend because of PHARNIACY with his own infantry unit. Pvt. illness. Dolo. Rainbow Trout Hilbert was a flyer before he en The Store Denver Girl Wed to §t. Vincent de PauFs Parish 8trr«d U to 8 p.m. listed in the infantry. His Your Purchase of War Bond* J. C. LEVI.NS J, A. EARLY Sergeant From Limon brother, William L. Hilbert, who and Sump. Help. Secure Your is with the army air forces in Hon Future. 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PAGE FOUK Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 17, 1943

Made Captain 145 Broadway 18th and Humboldt SCHOLASTIC IS APPOINTED TO AIR SCHOOL STUDENTS ATTEND 812 Santa Fe Ciolfax and York fests Have Proved REGIS HIGH SCHOOL FACULH tMASS IN PARK HILL PARISH 'te ( t MILK and MILK PRODUCTB do MORE for rou than ANT OTHER FOOD— and do it MORE CHEAPLY (Refit High School, DenTor) |instructor in mathematics and (Blatied Sacraraant Parish, senman, Mrs. Carlton Sills, Mrs. Buy Your Dairy ProducU from a Among the new faculty members religion in Regis high school, left Denvar) Charles Crapo, Mr.s. Edward Specialist t recently assigned to Regis high Wednesday, June 9, for St. Louis, Fifty students of the army air Splear, and Mrs. Adrian Maguire. SOLD AT YOUR GROCERS ALSO where he is to conduct retreats school in Denver university at­ Mrs. Frank Guiry played the piano school is Joseph J. Jelinek, S.J. in the' summer vacation months tended Mass in Blessed Sacrament after the breakfast and the stu­ 'Mr. Jelinek recently completed his for children in the Cenacle, reli­ parish at 8 o’clock on Sunday. dents enjoyed an hour of commuit- philosophical studies in S t Louis gious house directed by the Sisters Fjither Richard Hiester usually ity singing. PURITY university and before coming to of the Cenacle. Father Krieger says Mass for them each Sunday The Very Rev. H. V, Campbell Creamery \ Denver will study in the summer expects to return to Regis late in in the university library, but he left on 'Tue.sday for Laramie, 38lh and Lowell fm glad mother baVea session now being conducted in July. ; was able to sMure a sufficient Wyo., where he will stay until Fri­ 9th and Downing Campion high school in Prairie du number of cars to bring them to 500 Grant 286 So, Downing Pikes Peak e Rev. Stephen Krieger, S.J., • fh ‘ high, is leaving Thursday, June Barry C urri*^, Bill Dee, Wallace Twelve girls from the parish Cake Flour. So wiU l» 17, for Milwaukee, where he will Hancock, Miss Anna Reditaond, who are members of the Girl Scout Members of Cathedral continue his work in chemistry in Miss Anne Lester, Albert Mc­ troop will leave for the Girl Scout KEEP UP THE HOMES when I grow up. Marquette university. Father Clure, Mrs. Frank Guiry, W’illiam camp in Deckers on Wednesday. I Parish Wed 50 Years Singleton will return to Regis Heper, and Father Hiester. After All Catholic girls of the camp will about Aug. 4. the Mass the students had break­ be taken to Mass each Sunday at John W. Lillv, S J„ instructor fast in the USO-NCCS club. Cascade. YOU’RE FIGHTING FOR served Iw Mrs. L. U, Wagner, Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Higgins, in Latin and religion in the high The students of the 1943 gradu­ members of the Cathedral parish, school, left Tuesday afternoon for James Brennan, Mrs. S. A. Rie- Felix Posliano, Jr. (above), was ation class of Blessed Sacrament It’s Patriotic and Economical and residents of Denver for 43 St, Louis, where he will finish his •sch(»I held a picnic in Eldorado years, celebrated their golden work for a Master's deij:ree in promoted from first lieutenant to captain in the U. S. army coast Springs on Monday, June 14. Cars At your wedding anniversary Monday. The Latin in St. Louis university. Mr. were driven by Mrs. Edward i.Al Golden Jubilee Mass was offered artillery and regimental adjutant. Lilly was accompanied by Walter Splear, Mrs. H. J. Anderson, Mrs. Grocers SH lI'U li in the Cathedral. He has been in the service for two J. (3ng, S.J., instructor in English years and on foreign duty the past Frank Mayer, tMrs. J. L. Creigh­ Both Mr, and Mrs. Higgins were in Regis college. He plans to return ton, Pete Amato, Mrs. Paul Kaniut, SAM BANNER CO. late in July. 12 months. He is a graduate of bom in Ireland and came to the St. Vincent de Paul'* grade school, and Father^ Campbell and Hiester. STOP NEW AND USED — GARDEN TOOLS United States in the eighties. They Robert Ratemann, SJ., who has (iathedral high school, and Notre The outing was a treat of Mrs. met and were married in Cincin­ MACHINERY • MOTORS - TOOLS P IO S PEAK been in Regis high school the past Dame university. His father is a Mayer, Mrs. Anderson, Mr.s. Leo FARM IMPLEMENTS nati. Five children assisted in the semester, is leaving Thursdav for past commander of the Leyden- Connell, and Mrs. Claire Martin. TERMITE celebration of their anniversary, St. Marys, Kans., where he is to (Jiiles-Wirkersham p o s t of the With the co-operation of the John Roderick MacQuarrie, 2276 GHerr) 0114 Corner I5lh and Blak^ Sts. C. P. Higgins, D. L. Higgins. Miss attend the ordination ceremonies American Legion in Denver. The Ivy street, a convert to the ^ ^ E O U R Lillian Higgins, Mrs. A. fl. Young, city and Judge Philip B. Gilliam, foi his brother, Francis C. Rater- family home is at 98S S. York. the Little Flower center boys and Church, was baptized Saturday. DAMAGE Your Purchese of War Bondt and Mrs. G. E. Johnson. There mann, S.J. The ceremonies will be are four grandchildren. girls are enjoying the use of a His sponsors were Nicholas and and Stamps Helps Secure Your in the chapel of the Immaculate, large playground back of the Den­ Mary _L. Gardner. A sta^ ser­ Mr. and Mrs. Higgins live at in St. Mary’s college, Tuesday, ver center. In past years they geant in Buckley Field, Mr. Mac­ Colorado Terminix Co. Future. 1128 Sherman street. June 22. The Most Rev. Paul C. Sodality Union played in a small lot. Recently Quarrie recently married Miss Joan 24 E. Alameda Schulte, S.T.D. will be the ordain­ the city cleaned three adjoining Kearney of this parish. Denver, Colo., SP. 4673 ing Bishop. Father Ratermann will Sponsors Dinner lots, cleared and scraped the Vacation School to Open offer his first Solemn Mass in St. grounds, and the children may ASK FOR FREE INSPECTION Margaret’s ‘church, S t Louis, now be near home and still enjoy The annual vacation school will E§TE§i PARK Sunday, June 27. Mr. Ratermann A dinner party was held Tues­ outdoor sports. More than 60 open on Monday, June 21. All plans to accompany Father Rater­ day evening, June 8, in the Blue youngsters occupy the grounds public school pupils are asked to mann to St. Louis. Parrot inn for members of the each evening. 'The center staff report on Monday at 9 o’clock. Lawrence J. Friedrich, S.J., who Denver Archdiocesan Pariah Sodal­ supervises the play. Classes will be conducted by three BILLINGSLEY sisters from the school and will has been ill, returned from St. ity union. Thirty girls from various The Girl Scouts, with their Gal. $3.18 HUPP HOTEL Joseph’s hospital Tuesday after parish sodality unite throughout be held from 9 to 11:30 each morn­ F. E. SHEFHEKD. Her. leader, Mary Hooper, enjoyed a ing for three weeks. & COOPER noon, and will teach war math the city attended day in City park Thursday. It FALBY’S ematics in Regis college and high Members of St. John of Arc’s Guests of honor were the Rev. was the first occasion on which the OEGORATORS PAINT — HARDWABi school in the summer session, girls had to wear their uniforms. circle will be guests of Mrs. It Broadfraj FEarl M4N Get to Know LEE the Druggist which began Monday, June 14. Hubert Newell, spiritual director Thomas H. Kelly on Friday, June nf the Denver Sodality union; the Their gold satin scarfs made a Painting ESTES PARK DREG STORE Very Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron of nice display. 25, in her home in Mt. Vernon Thf Rtzill Ston Tt(h*. Prep. St. Louis’ sodality, Englewood; the canyon. Mrs. Emmett Dolan and Paper Hanging BEST CHOCOLATE SODA IN TOWN Hot lunches will continue to be Mrs. A. B. Olsen will be co-host- Rev. Thomas Barry, director of St. served in the iarffe dining-room esses with Mrs, Kelly. Signs FISHING Patrick’s sodality; and the Rev. of the center each day during the AWNINGS and Robert McMahon of St. Francis de summer. Miss Rita Fritz, a graduate of Brinkley Drug Company Colorado university, whose home Phone MA. 3501 THAT SATISFY Horsebark Riding Sales’ parish Pvt. Abe Martinez and Pvt. Joe Th0 Start Compfeu at is Medicine Lodge, Kans., was the] 1211 (California Denver FAST SERVICE ESTES PARK The executive committee is plan­ Sanchez were gueste of the cen­ guest of Margaret Ann Collins and' PAMONA LAKE ning a picnic to be held at Golden ter in the past week. Both sol­ her parents last week. The DENVER about the middle of July. The diers are located in Washington BEST QUALITY PAINTS MOIVAHAIV MOTOR CO. RANCH parish prefects will be notified of and are home on furlough. _ Members of Our Lady of Lourdes Old, Mtabliihtd, 45-artt, apruif-fcd the definite date, and they in turn circle were guests of Mrs. Jack 1.000 fallona factory mill endi. whit#. TenI & Awning Go. CHEVROLET - BCICK lake.* 3 mllra north of A m da on Mrs. Lillie Craig transported McLaughlin in her home Wednes­ Ivory, cream, grey, brown, gr«en, 11.49 are expected to notify the members. gal. Inside or outaide. ALFRED S. PROCTER. P r«. STANDARD OIL CO. PRODUCTS Wadoworth Ato. Laka itockod with thB Pee-Wee club to City park day, June 9. Bridge honors went rainbow treat, black baai. crappica and The sodaliste are requested to Friday in her station wagon. Mrs. WE FIIX MAIL ORDERS B. H. BROOKS. M(t. continue their attendance at the to Miss Ann Lester and Mrs. A. Maa (ilia. Boata and picnic (roondi. Ray Jacobson was the chaperon. B. Baumgartner. Mrs. Fred Mc­ ARROW PAINT CO. MAIN 5394 DARK HORSE . Good Hdint horaM. Hard anrfacod read USO-NCCS affairs, and to see that This group has been meeting in 1S20 Lawrence CH. 7114 T. C. JELSEMA. Msr. lo laka and onij S mlltt from Dtnror Miss Marion Macken is informed Intosh will be hostess for the next OPEN MON. AND SAT. NITES 1647 Arapahoe St, city limita. the center daily to play since last meeting. THE INN VTTH THE HORSES when they wish to attend. September. Only three from the group oL 22 had ever seen the The father of Mr.s. Thomas J. park. Refreshments, consisting of Roger.s, William Parrish, died last sandwiches, cookies, fruit, and ice week in Ponca City, Okla. cream, were furnished the leaders. Mr, and Mrs. C. C. Collins and Aiphalt their daughter, Mary Jane, de­ JBHNS-MANVILLE Tile FLBORING parted for Detroit, Mich., early this week to be present at the mar­ for Modern Floors in HOME PUUMC MARKET Edgewater Group riage of their son, John, whose Homes, Churches, Schools, Hospitals wedding will take place on Satur­ Park Free Sh(H) and Save 3 6 day. Beantifnl Colors Holds Luncheon P\^. Jimmy Kene’nan has been V RITE OR TELEPHONE FOR BOOKLET, visiting his parents, the Roady “IDEAS FOR DECXlRA'nVE FLOORS’’ (St. Mary Magdalena’* Pariah, Kenehans, the past week. BEAUTIFUL Margaret Ann Collins, daughter DISPENSE BROS. ADAH’S Edgawater) of Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Collins, FLOOR MAINTENANCE CO. Bnj War The members of the Alter and was a member of the graduation SAVE your ration coupons! Buy FRESH CUT FLOWERS ISH Rosary society in charge of the class of Colorado university, Boul­ 1863 Wazee St. KE. 2371 FRESH fruits and vegetables! luncheon held Thursday, June 10, der, on Monday, June 14. Miss Pitas. Buition Th. R.riittr when askint far boaklst. F inest q u ality , economically Large Assortment of Potted OR were Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Weiland, Collins received her Bachelor of Bonds Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Lerg, and Arte degree in education. She is priced, grand selection. Plants and Funeral Designs REEDOM Mrs. Wedlick. a member of Kappa Delta Pi and One hundred children are en­ Phi Sigma Iota sororities. Specializing in Quality Plumbing and' rolled in the religious vacation Mrs. John Le.ster departed for school being conducted in the par­ Chicago, III, on Tuesday to be Heating Repairs Good Things lo Eal FREDAS MA. 0541 ish. The second week of the four- with her father, C. H, Haft, who is BI.LOW MEATS JERRY BREEN week period started on Monday, seriously ill. Fresh and Salted Nutmeats June 14. SLAHERY & COMPANY Candied Fruits and Candies We Will Sell You the Florist Fagans Bring You The Holy Name society held its monthly meeting in the parish hall PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS WHEAT GERM — SOT sitAN FLOUR Finest Meats 14S6 California HA. 2279 Monday evening, June 14. The Mexican Consul 1726 MARKET STREET HERRING TIDBITS We Can Obtain FRESH FISH society will not meet in the months of July or Augu.st. JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 ADDISON’S From Many Points in The Young Ladies’ sodality con­ Honor Guest at Home Public Market This Glorious Country ducted a successful card party in TA. 2758 the parish hall Tuesday, June 8. Ozanam Dinner TODAY— Q uality IS KING MINNESOTA - ILLINOIS There^s Still Time MAINE - MASSACBUSETTS Fredrico Gutierrez Pastor, Mexi-' HAIRIDA - DELAWARE ‘FIVE GRAVES TO can consul, was guest of honor at a WISCONSIN - ALASKA dinner meeting of the Ozanam club| TO P U N T A With Meat Rationing — Qnaiity Will Re CAIRO” of Denver in the old USO-NCCS Ruy War WASHINGTON - CALIFORNIA club Monday, June 14. Also present! VICTORY GAROEN Onr Watch Word NEWFOUNDLAND ADDED ATTRACTION were Michael Marranzino and ALEUTIAN ISLANDS James Fre.squez, members of the STARTING FRIDAY City council, and Mr. Pastor’s sec­ Bonds LOUISIANA . MARYLAND retary, Albert Spindola. The Rocky Mountain TEXAS - MEXICO -SaliritlwS" The Ozanam club, compo.sed of Seed Co. C4N.4DA social workers of the city and state, CHICAGO lAARKET CATALINA ISIANDS stre.s.sed in its meeting inter- Write for Free Catalogue American co-operation, a pledge Denver MA. 6134 D EIIH A m that was returned by the Mexican consul and by the principal speaker. Miss Ruth Schacht. Her talk em­ phasized the need for planned rec­ FOOD reation and leisure activities, espe­ Bacon & Schramm cially in the summer months. Miss Schacht, representing the Western PERMANENT VS. TEMPORARY FOR ROOFING Reserve School of Social Service AND Work, Cleveland, is an expert in Brick, Stucco, Cinder Blocks or Slone Waterproof and Alkali- ROOF REPAIRING group work. She said that facilities JESS SUPER for jsocial service in Denver are proof BRPCK STAIN, White and all color*. Gear yquid Gum FREEDOM S2S0 Walnut St. CH. 6563 to he praised. Waterproofing ^ for I.eaky Walls, Liquid Cum colored Shingle Monsignor John R. Mulroy, spir­ Slain. Penetrative Floor Enamel . . . Fire and .Acid Proof. MARKET itual director of the club, welcomed Basements waterproofed from INSIDE in color. CALAVOS CHAIRS. BANQUET TABLES, the 60 members present and en­ CARD T; TABLES couraged the widening of th* sum­ Quality Meats for For Energy FOR RENT mer program. BENVER RRICK STAIN COMPANY Officers elected in May and in­ Geo. 0. Leonard Go. stalled in the meeting were Miss CHerry 1083 1158 California St. Vitamins and Work • ORANGES Mary Ellen Dougherty, chairman; 1211 California MA. 3501 Miss Gertrude Graves, vice presi­ STOP HERE FOR . . . A5K FOR THE Energy • LEMONS dent, Mrs. Francis Haig, secretary; QUALITY HAVE YOU and Mrs. Marcia Steiman, treas­ AVAILABLE CUTS • CITRUS FRUITS urer. A July picnic meeting in MODERNIZED YOUR City park was planned. INSURANCE? FLORIDA FRUIT BENVER FRBIT E . A . Hamilfon Visits ProlacS fourset/ agsdnst n»m PRODUCE CO. S PRG BUG E hicrards. Two Sons in Service HORACE W. BENNETT Patronize Our Adwertisers TA. 1369 & CO. E. A. Hamilton, of Hamilton LAUNDRY n o TabM BM(. Plwo. TA. t i n Furs, Denver, visited two of his FRANK ENGLAND. ir„ Maaat*. laiaraar. DMwrtaiMil sons lin the service last week. He first flew to Fort Worth, Tex., FOOD FOR FREEDOM and visited with Lt. H. W. Ham­ hev&yiv^ VOSS RROS. ilton of the Fort Worth quarter­ HOME STTLE CINNAMON WIRTH BULow ANORE OE VAJOA master depot. He then flew to LOAF CAKES 33c PAN ROLLS- 15c Expert Furrier Tracey, Calif., to see his son, STORAGE. REMODELING, pfc. John M. Hamilton. Both FRESH STRAWBERRT LARGE REPAIRING the boys expressed the desire to hear from their former Regis col­ MORTCAlCEn...... w (h 35e DANISH ROLLS- :h 5C FOOD tEIVTER 1618 California MAin 7503 (Mate B14(.) lege classmates who are now in the araed eervices. BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY I.

Thursday, June 17, 1943 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 PAGE FTV? Promoting Qood Will S [IIROUED IN .South America U llie Inter-American in*titnte founded in Kansas 4 City, Mo., by Bisliop Edwin V. O’Hara. The director of the institute 02704970 is the Rev. Dr. Joseph B. Code (left), well-known historian and educator, who is auisted. in the work by Dr. Francisco Jose Cabrera (right), a native of Puebla, Mexico, and an authority on international affairs. Dr. Code has spept considerable time in Spain, where, in the iium iu w lij^ht line important archives of the Indies in Seville, he studied the beginnings of I.atin-American life. He was occupying the chair of CathoIiJ tm n k iru f. professor of history and religion in tlie University of Iowa, Iowa Qty, Of IlSPEN-BIISlILT when lie was appointed diKclor of the new institute.—(Photo of • • •leads te oalj Dr. Code by Biacksloce studios, New York, N. Y.) • n e e o n e ln s io n • • Aspen.—The Aspen-Basalt sum­ mer vacation schools will close Welby.—Confirmation will be Sunday, June 20, with First Holy held in Aisumption church at 3 It is good judgment to investi­ Communion received in both Aspen p.m. Thursday, June 24, on the and in Basalt. A total of 45 chil­ Feast of Corpus Christi, All the gate funeral services and costs in dren were enrolled. The schools as Don’t Bury Your Coat usual were conducted by the Sisters children who are to be in the Con­ advance of need. of Charity of Leavenworth. Sisters firmation class are asked to be at But let us warn you, your beau­ Mary Giavonni and Mary Evange­ the church Monday, Tuesday, and tiful fur coat will be READY for burial if you let moths at i t Horan and Son, who for more line taught in Aspen, and Sisters Wednesday, June 21,22, and 23, for Francis Joseph and Louise taught They can accomplish irreparable than 50 years have faithfully served in Basalt The parishioners are to special instructions. damage in double-quick time. be congratulated for their co-oper­ The Feast of Corpus Christi will For sure, safe protection call us this community, can be depended ation in making the summer schools be celebrated with a High Mass at today and let us store your valu­ possible. 8 o’clock, a procession and Benedic­ able furs in our moth-proof upon for reliable information. On Saturday, June 20, Miss tion of the Blessed Sacrament. storage vault. Our rates are low and*our service unexcelled. Everything you may want to know Angelina Gianinetti, daughter of The Sunday Mass hours have Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gianinetti of been set for 6 and 8 o’clock. will be thoroughly explained upon Carbondale, was united in marriage to Joseph Mautz, son of Mr. and Boys recently inducted into the request, and without the slightest Mrs. Frank Mautz. The Nuptial armed forces from the Welby par­ STEIHBERG obligation on your part. -Write, Mass was sung by Father Charles ish are Vincent Dominico, son of Sanger. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bon Mr. and Mrs, Sandy Dominico; phone, or drop in for an appoint­ served as the witnesses. After a Anthony Porreco, son of Mr. and short sojourn in Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Porreco; William Furrier ment. Mrs. Mautz will make their home Ciancio, son of Mrs. Theresa Ciancio; and Harold Wall, son of 1562 Broadway on the Mautz ranch near Aspen. Roxic Wall. The Altar and Rosary society in Alpine 0035 the June meeting decided to Angelo Croce, son of Mr. and sponsor a series of social affairs, C. D. OF A. HOLD INSTALLATION Mrs. William Croce, recently including movies, card parties, underwent a tonsilectomy in St. Patronica These Firm*. They etc., to acquire funds to carpet the Joseph’s hospital, and is reported Are Co-O perating With Y o u f sanctuary of the church in Aspen. OF COLORADO SPRINGS STAFF improving. Paper. Parishioners having old woolen AND SON CHAPELS clothes and rugs are asked to Colorado Springs. — In the with his mother, Mrs. Ellen An­ donate them to the Altar and meeting Tuesday, June *8, of drew. The officer ia an instrtic- Rosary society so that they may be Court St. Mary No. 513, Catholic tor in the Midland, Tex., air base. KEystone 6297 # KEystone 6296 sent to the factory as material Daughters of America, installa­ Mr*. W aldron, 92, Die* IS^7aevetand Ptacc for the new carpet. tion of officers took place. Mrs. Mrs. Eldora Waldron, 92, Colo­ The CYO will hold its June meet­ Catherine Fagan, state regent rado Springs resident since 1899, Guarding Forever our Founder^ Ideals ing in connection with a picnic (newly elected), installed the fol­ died June 9 in the home of her Wednesday evening, June 23. The lowing officers: Mm, Mary E. En- son, Thomas E. Waldron. She was picnic will be held along Castle low, grand regent; Mrs. Kathleen born in Beallsville, Pa., and was creek above Marolt’s ranch. Barney, vice grand regent; Mrs. a member of St. Mary’s church. Helen Kloer, prophetess; Mrs. She is survived by two sons, Edward Ash, lecturer; Mrs, Lula Thomas E. Waldron and William Maddock, historian; Miss Sallie E. Waldron, New Castle, Pa.; two BRIDAL GIFTS DENVER BROTHERS SERVING Bailey, financial secretary; Mm. daughters, Mrs. Fred Weiss and Dorothy England, monitor; Mm. Mrs. Russell Lockwood, both of Mary Jencks, treasurer; Mm. Colorado Springs; two sisters, TRAVELERS MEDALS NATION IN ARMY AND NAVY Winifred Fitzgerald and Miss Eve­ Mrs. Louise Odbert, Chareroi, Pa., lyn Challela, sentinels; Mm. Lena and Mrs. Leota Cleaver, Bealls­ Robert and Thomas Bums, sons Lt. Ibold had been a pri.soner Nolan, Mrs. Mary A. McIntyre, ville; a grandson, and two great- of T. A. Burns of 43.34 Federal of the Japanese since the fall of trustees; and Miss Grace Fitzger­ mndchildren. Services were held FATHER’S DAY GIFTS boulevard, are .serving their coun­ Bataan, and died June 11, accord­ ald, organist Saturday, June 12. Burilal was try in different branches of the ing to the information sent rela­ After several weeks’ visit with in Fairview cemetery. service. Robert, third cla.ss petty tives here. He was wounded in her daughter. Mm. R. M. Riley, COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME officer in the navy^ is in the sub­ January, 1942, when his plane in Albuquerque, N. Mex., Mrs. Athletic Field marine service in the Pacific area. crashed. l.eo Huelsmann has returned Under Construction home. Thomas is an air cadet in Gettys­ The parents, Mr. and Mrs. An athletic field for St. Mary’s THURSDAY, 4:3041 P.M. A. P. W A « i \ E l l burg college, Gettysburg, Pa. Adolph Ibold, movetl from Denver Cpl. Robert J. Knight has re­ high school students is under con- Both youths arc graduates of Holy to Phoenix while young Ibold was turned to Camp Luna, Las Vegas, .struction. The new field will re­ ciiritrii G O O D S C O . Family high school, where Robert high sphool. He finished his N. Mex., where he is stationed place the present playground that starred on the football team. high school there, and was grad­ with the air forces, after a few adjoins the Pioneer museum which TA. n2.t EA. 3777 5022 E. Colfaa There is a philosophical axiom P E. RINEHARI Prop coast to safety in the interior—a Ctirnri o f. Cherry that good diffuses itself, and the march made in the face of many Golden.—All kinds of games and school this spring. They are Patsy FOOTWEAR great good of religion is, of course, hardships, including bombings by entertainments to provide an eve­ Young, Albert Polich, and Patrick BEST IN QUALITY. NEWEST IN no exception. One test of any Japanese planes and constant ning of real enjoyment are planned Vacher, STYLE The Children’s Shop man’s sinccsity about his religion threats from marauding bandits for those who attend S t Joseph’s Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ellis and 52 Ynr* in th. Pik.a Peak R*ri*n Esquire Shoe Shop is the zeal he displays in spreading 5011 Kaet Colfax Avc. a t Elm it m a iK e d the third time in 21 lawn party and social on the son, Glenn, are visiting here with FAST 24 HRS. SERVICE it. There are thousands in the years that these sisters risked their rectory grounds Saturday evening, the Korosec and Ellis families and THEVORHESSHOECO. Ladies’ Dresses Church today who would not be 6027 E. 22nd Avp. EA. 9733 lives for their charges [says June 19. with other friends. COLORADO SPRINGS. CObO. Sirj* 12 to 42 there if their neighbor had never NCWCl. The Altar and Rosary society, PETE A. BACINO $1.95 up invited them to attend a parish Cpl. James J. Patterson spent a In 1925 they were forced which is .spon.soring the party, has few days last week visiting in Cunranleei 411 If ork EMERSON 4051 mission, if the man at the next to evacuate the city because accomplished many worth-while desk had never asked whether they Golden. He is stationed in the army of attacks upon all foreigners things for the church in the past air base in Salt Lake City. would like to read a pamphlet on (hiring a students’ uprising. Later, A L E Y D R E G the Papacy, or if a customer had year. The most recent gift to the Mrs. William Jennings and When buying from the FREE GAS RATIONING a boat on which they were parish was a beautiful set of daughter, Barbara Ann, of San VILLAGE INN never explained the Catholic posi­ traveling was held up by river Cut Rate firms advertising in this MILEAGE COMPLTOR tion on labor. A handful of An­ Stations of the Cross, which alone Diego, Calif., are enjoying a visit Under Netv Management of pirates. For three days the represented a considerable expend­ here vrith the R. H. Graves family. FREE PROMPT OELIVERT drews and Philips could convert a sisters were kept without food, Your Purchase of War Bonda paper, please mention that R.LV SLONIKER city. iture. MA. 250 and Stamp* Help* Secure Yonr while the bandit chiefs debated The (Wholehearted support and Future. you saw their advertise- One Stop Service whether to hold them for ransom co-operation of the pariah is POWERINE 23RD AND KEARNEY Rossman-Filzgerald or shoot them. Just as they had anticipated by the society. Eveo'- ment. decided on shooting and had lined one is assured a pleasant social the sisters against the rail of the evening as‘well as one filled with Rite Is Witnessed boat, another vessel came to the entertainment and fun. There •will MAIVITOV THRU REWEAYING rescue. be refreshments, and special at­ Restore Damaged Qothing Caused by Bum*, Miss Joan Marie Fitzgerald be­ Once on the trek from Yeung- tractions for the children. Rips, Tear* and Moths. came the bride of Warren W. kong, the whole escape was en­ St. Agnes’ circle is the donor of Rossman before the Rev. Dr. dangered when a mission cow a new Mis.sal stand and a new red 430 Wa Treat You Royally at the 411 the Garnet for Fun Thoma.s Doran in S t John’s church, balked in the road. Sister Candida Park Hill Hosiery Repair Missal veil, which were used for South Marion Denver, Thursday evening, June Marie remembered a rancher’s the first time last Sunday. VALUABLE GIFTS 4122 EAST COLFAX *t Albion S tm t DE. 1353 10. The bride was given in mar­ trick and twisted the cow's tail. St. Ann’s circle members were COCKTAIL LOUNGE— ROYAL TAVERN riage by her father, L. B. Fitz­ The beast moved and so did the entertained by Mrs. Samuel Bolitho Entertainment, 8 to 12 AmusemenI Getiler gerald. Mi.

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Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 17, 1943 PAGE SIX Office, 9S8 BJiimock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER

Essay Winner With CIobs of 40 Jesuits in Kansas IRKESIDE 3 Former Regis Teachers Denver’s Smartest Amusement Park STARTING FRIDAT Will Be Ordained June 22

Three former members of the Igy i: GLEN GRAY faculty of Regie college and Regis of divinity in St. Marys. high school, Denver, members of Ordinations to the subdiaconate AND THE CASA .the Society of Jesus, will be raised June 20, and to the diaconate June Remember the lOMA ORCHESTRA to the priesthood Tuesday, June 21 will precede the conferring of 22, in Immaculata chapel of St, the priesthood. Mary’s college, St. Marys, Kans., Father Barth ONE WEEK ONLY! by the Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte, Father Barth was born in St. Bishop of Leavenworth. They are Louis, Mo.; entered the Jesuit No Advance in the Rev.. Arthur A. Barth, the Rev, novitiate in Florissant, Mo., on J. Virgil Roach, and the Rev. Sept. 1, 1930; and pronounced his Prices! George M. Tipton. All are members first vows Sept. 8, 1932. Two more Yet Sirl I^t Laketide Where of an ordination class of 40 Jesuits years were spent in historical and Church in the Big Bands Play! now finishing their third year of classical studies in St. Stanislaus’ seminary, Florissant, and three 30 Jesuits Ordained years (1934-37) were devoted to Optometrist and Optician Wills Jane Allie of 1240 S. Em By Indianapolis Bishop arson, a freshman in St. Francis de Sales’ high school, is shown West Baden Springs, Ind.—The Helen Walsh above with her award for winning Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, Bishop first plact in Archbishop Vehr’s of Indianapolis, ordained to the AMoeUta essay contest. Miss Allie wrote on holy priesthood 30 Jesuits from W. H. JOSEPH “Religion as a Basis for Lasting five rtates: Michigam Ohio, Illi* nois, Kentucky, and Indiana. EYES EXAMINED Peace.?’ PbtBt TAbor 18 8 0 Created in Natural Perfection 218.ai9 UijMtle Bldt. YOUR WILL SupernaturalOrderCameto GRAND CAFE 431 17ih St. MA. 6652 (BatwMa Glenarm uiil TrcBont) Serving the''Finest Angels at Time of Creation REMEMBER THE AMERICAN AND CHINESE FOODS thing not duo to them. They, 1 By H ubert A. S m it h Rev. Arthur A. Barth Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner It is the teaching of the Church therefore, had to have grace be­ POOR MISSIONS VISIT OUR COCKTAIL the pui^uit of scholastic philosophy i LOUNGE that the angels were created in fore they could see God and enjoy natural perfection and were ele­ Him in the state of bliss. We do and American history in St. Louis! c vated to the supernatural order university. Father Barth received !| at the time of their creation. We not know when they were elevated, his Master of Arts degree from . OF THE ARCHDIOCESE Catholic Charities have demonstrated before that they but it is held as being probable that university in the summer ofil JOBS WANTED were created, and we have seen that it was at the time of, but 1937. that they were created with the not simultaneously with, their Subsequently, he was assigned /For Good Workers beginning of time, since no crea­ to Regis college, where for three | ture is eternal. creation. years (1937-40) he was instructor' of any type, permanent or odd All the angels did not attain Job. call Employment Department. Some of the early Fathers held in history and economics and di-| 1665 Grant S t KEystone 6386 that the angels were created be­ their end, which is the Beatific rector of the department of his-| fore the visible world—St. Basil, Vision. Some won the reward of tory. In this same period he also I St. John Damascene, St. Gregory glory through a primary perfect supervised publication of the Regis > Nazianzen. St. Augustine was liecollege yearbook, tfle Ranger. Form of Bequest for Establishment Keep Up Your Car among the Latins who held that and deliberate act of love, and In August, 1940, he was trans-| angels were created simultaneously others, through their own fault, ferred to St. Mary’s college for With a New Sport Top with the visible world, but he al­ were at once condemned to eter­ his divinity studies. Until recently lowed that there might he a differ, nal punishment. That the good he held the editorship of the CUSTOM TAILORED ence of opinion. The belief in Jesuit Bulletin, a magazine of in-| of Funds for Education of Priests: simultaneous creation has grown angels were rewarded is shown in formation and appeal for the Mis­ Seal Covers $6.25 to such an extent by now that it St,' Matthew (xvii, 10); “See that souri province Jesuit Seminary] AND UP is the common opinion among you/ do not despise one of these Aid association. theologians. little ones; for I tell you, their Father Tipton I Upholstery It is theologically certain that angels in heaven always behold Father Tipton, born in Guthrie,] the angels were created in nat­ the face of My Father.” Okla., attended St. Mary’s college I Repairing ural perfection, since beatitude is It was necessary for these spir the■ four - years immediately ■in the ultimate perfection of the in­ its to win their reward through preceding its transformation into Track Cushions tellectual creature, which is es­ merit, though supernatural happi­ a Jesuit house of studies. He was] sentially knowledge and love of Repaired and Recovered ness as an end exceeds the natural graduated from-fhere in 1931 with] God. This natural perfection fol­ lowers of the creature. It must an A.B. degree. That same fall he I lows, therefore, since the angels je remembered that evety crea entered the JMuit novitiate in knew and loved God by their own ture endowed with the use of free Florissant, and pronounced vows STOLL BROS. natural faculties from the very will and the use of intelligence beginning of creation. must attain his last end through 1042 Speer BJvd. We know that angels were ele­ his own operation, though grace is • MA. 7242 vated by grace to the supernatural utterly necessary for a supernat­ order because, as creatures, su­ ural end. pernatural beatitude was some­ “The first perfect and deliberate act of love,” Canon Hervo de­ REPAIRING-RENTALS clares, “was not in the first in­ stant of creation and sanctifica. ON ALL MAKES tion, since the act of the first instance was an instinctive and All Makes Typewriter Service indeliberate act (by way of nat­ 43S 14th STREET BARNES SCHOOL BLDG. MAIN I4VS ural inclination), as coming from God,who necessarily moves a crea- ture’toward good. But once placet in act the angels could later, Under New Management through this prior act and under the motion of God, move themselves Formerly Fred Mater’s Plaea by their own full deliberation and NOW TO BE KNOWN AS hence choose good or evil. And thus the wicked angels plungeti into evil with perfect freedom and Rev. George M. Tipton the good angels remained steadfast Sept. 8, 1933, After further classi­ LEE’S TAVERN in good. From the perfection of the STEAK SPAGHETTI AND CHICKEN DINNERS cal studies in Florissant and phi­ angelic nature, which is not in­ losophy in St. Louis university, in Tht But in North Donrer creased by the rimltiplication of 1936 he began graduate studies acts, it is inferred that for the >nXED DRINTCS - BEERS AND WINES leading to the Doctor’s Degree in angels the wayfaring state must Chemistry. While thus engaged, EntorUinmont Everr Tnudar. Siturday and Motinu SondaTi have been extremely brief.” he also acted as instructor for From this it follows that, unlike Jesuit scholastics in the school of man who spends a relatively long WEST 44th AT FEDER.4L philosophy. LEE’S time in the wayfaring state be­ After three years in the gradu­ fore his eternal judgment, the an­ ROY FENTON, Manager Phone GLendale 9786 ate school, Father Tipton was gels could have passed through transferred in 1939 to Regis high their time within even a few sec­ school, where he conducted classes A Permanent Bnrse for the onds. At the time of their crea in science, geometry, and religion. ]| tion they knew and loyed God The following year he returned to I through their natural powers St. Mary’s college, this time to be-] Perpetual Education of a They were raised to the super gin his studies in theology. MUNICIPAL and natural order and, being endowed Father Roach with intellect and will and being Father Roach was born' in| CORPORATION BONDS given sufficient- grace to attain Omaha, Nebr. After pre-legal Seminarian Is $6,000. Any their last end—God—they used studies in Creighton university, he PREFERRED and their free will to turn to God or completed two years of his noviti-] to turn away from Him to crea ate and two years of classical stu­ Portion of This, Ho.wever, tures. Their reward or punish- dies in Florissant, Mo. Between) COMMON STOCKS ment followed immediately. 1934 and 1938, he received his We must bear in mind the dif­ Can Be Left. ferences between angelic and hu We specialize in securities of this area. man nature when we consider the We invite your inquiries. fall of the angels, lest we feel an injustice was done to them by J God. Angels do not reason in the r same manner as do men. An angel Sullivan & Company does not change his mind, and m Security Building Phone TAbor 4264 hence, at the moment the fallen THE SUM OF $350 WILL TAKE CARE F angels made their choice of crea­ tures instead of God, they made a y choice that would last for them through all eternity. Where did the supernatural OF A STUDENT FOR ONE YEAR I grace of the angels come from’ II Did Christ merit it for them when He died, many centuries late’’, on ] the cross. Theologians differ. Fol lowers of the great Duns Scotus say that Christ is the Savior of the angels as well as of men; that it was the grace of Christ that put Rev. J. Virgil Roach For Further Inforrhation, Apply at them in the supernatural order IS and that won salvation for those A.B. degree, the licentiate in phi-. J. who obeyed God. Others declare losophy, and an - M.A. - in -English ;lii 'j ■■i that it was the “grace of God,” from St. Louis university. ] i.e., grace that came directly from From 1938 to 1940 he taught] God, that won salvation and sub­ English, dramatics, oratory, andii stantial glory for the angels, al­ debate in Regis high school. In|l though the “grace of Christ” in­ his last year at Regis he wasil creased the accidental glory of the assistant producer, under the Rev. heavenly spirits. The arguments on Daniel A. Lord, S.J., of The Ma<- CHANCERY il: both sides of this interesting ques­ rimonial Follies, which was spon­ II tion are so strong that Father sored by Regis college and which' Herrmann, the noted Redemptorist included a cast of nearly 400 Den-] 11 Making Your Money Work lor You. . . theologian, held that it is probable ver Catholic college and high that Scotus was correct but more school students. probable that the latter opinion Since leaving Denver, Father OFFICE You can’t spend as much money now as you’d like. Maybe IS right. The majority hold to the Roach has pursued theological you’d planned on buying a new car. Maybe you'd planned on latter opinion. studies in St. Mary’s college, where buying some other item whose production has been hit by he has also been the Kansas State America's defense program. You can hold that money—in Sex Education Proposec Sodality union’s corresponding ad­ viser for the high schools of the] 1530 Logan Street which case it will do neither you not anyone else any good. In Minnesota Denouncec Leavenworth diocese. Or you can buy Defense Bonds wjth it—in which case it will St. Paul.—In a communication work for you constantly. We want your patronage—certainly sent to the newspapers of the ’Twin Canada League Hears Denver, Colorado —but we hope a part of your money goes every week for Cities, the Rev. Dr. R. G. Bandas Minister of Justice I defense stamps and bonds. arcfadiocesan director of the Cath Kitchener, O nt — The Hon. olie Youth council, denounced the Louis St. Laurent, Minister of Jus­ sex education proposed for the tice, was the principal speaker at I boys and the girls of Minnesota the convention dinner that cli­ U THE MAY COMPANY and declared that indiscriminate maxed the four-day session of the 1' teaching would destroy morals anc Catholic Women’s League of Can- not improve them. sdv I 1

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Scholzen, Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. pictured at a recent reception in Campbell, Chicago; W. E. Pearson, Milwaukee; 'wwwwww MaryknoU; William E. Galvin, Lit­ Boston; Leo A. Granahan, Scran­ Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California Boston. Left to right are: First tle Rock; Ralph A. Antonucci, Buf­ ton; Edward F. Conlin, O.S.F.S.; Raleigh; Edward A. McGrath, New Fifth row — C haplains E. H. THE G. C. GILL row — Chaplains F. P. Heavren, falo; John J. Roche, CM.; Bishop R. H. Spelts, Winona; Philip J. York; P. C Breton, Boston; H. L, Behrmann, St. Louis; John T. 15th and California Hartford; John B. Tye, O.S.F.S. William McCarty, CSS.R., Mili­ O’Connor, O.S.B., Atchison; G. J. Kollig, CP. (Eastern province); L. Cullen, Milwaukee; E. J. Norkett, We Do Not Have Special Salea Bnt Sell Yon at Onr Loweat (American province); M. F. tary D elegate; William D, Quinn, S.J. (Maryland-New York J. L^andowski, CR., Chicago; Chicago; A. A. Schneider, Green ENGRAVING CO. O’Toole, O.F.M., St. Louis; C. J. Cleary, B rooklyn, commandant; province); J. A. Nauly, Smingfield, John F. Beaooin, Omaha; M. S. Bay; Frederick J. Deschenes, Mon' Pricea Every Day on All Drng Morchandiaa. WEDDING STATIONERY Yeager, T oledo; T. J. McKay, Bishop John F. O’Hara, CS.C, Mass.; A. S. Midura, S.C, New Ragan, Geveland; Alden J. Bell, terey-Fresno; John J. WaU, Chi EARL E. PAUL O.S.F.S. (American province); R, New York, Military Delegate; York; George B. Gemer, Helena; Los Angeles; James C O’Connor, cago; S. F. Mahoney, O.F.M., Sanur 1751 Champa St. MAin 3046 C Lcugers, Gncinnati; P. H. Mar­ Chaplains J. M. Hannan, O.S.B., C. W. Spiegelhoff, Milwaukee; Ed­ Sacramento; John F. Loftus, Chi­ Barbara; Val J. R o^e, S.J. (MiS' lin, New York; Dan A. Laning, Holy Cross abbey, Cjinon Gly, ward M. McQuade, New York; E. cago; Thomas P. Ridge, Trenton; souri province); J. A. McGonegle, Corpus Chrisli; Alvin H. Schlu- Colo.; F, R. Novak, Fort Wayne; J. BaQot, Boston; John J. Power, Thomas C Halon, Chicago; John Mobile; H. M. Glenizer, O.S.B., beck, O.F.M., Chicago; D. J. Mur­ Edmond G. McGrath, Spokane; J. Monterey-Fresno; E. R. Glavin, Al­ T. Beyenka, Chicago; C A. Stross, Holy Cross abbey, Canon Gty, CcMwe to i#s for '///J phy, O.S.F.S (American province); E. Jordan, Chicago; P. A. Bardeck, bany; W. J. D orney, Chicago; Monterey-Fresno; Jerom e J. Colo.; R. W. Wo^ward, C S.d, Philip J. Kearney, Boston; Casimir CSS.R. (Eastern province); John George N. Gilligan, MaryknoU; W. Maher, Erie; Thomas P. Tooher, Notre Dame; J. J. Rowley, Chi­ THE 'Kfk' F. Lutomski, Detroit; Gerald G. M. Bellamy, Clydensburg, N, Y.; J. Harty, S.J., New Orleans; F. P. Albany; William F. E. Van Garsse, cago; E. B. Lucitt, Camden; C J. Nessler, O.S.B., Latrobe, Pa.; J. J. C P. M alum phy, Springfield, Borowski, New York; R. E. Sheri­ San Diego; John F. Poole, CP. Berio, C.P. (Eastern province); Glennon, C.SS.R., St. Louis; and Mass; John S. Kelly, Sioux Gty; dan, S.J. (New England province); (Eastern province); Patrick J. (Ve­ and J. T. Tracy, O.M.I. (first EXPERT TIRE R K Jm iG James M. Tainter, S.J. (Missouri and J. B. Murray, S.J. (Maryland- Herbert C Baloga, Syracuse; Jos­ rity, Newark; J. J. Reddington, American province).— (Fay photo, NO RATtONMD CBiTtfflCATE NKSSSART YUCCA province); New York province); eph F. Hart, CSS.R. (Eastern Buffalo; S. K. (^ a h a n ; John J. Boston) 8975 EAST COLFAX • DENVER Just a Real Friendly Place iMmaddtbmtamtketimHK ITPAWSIPOGGTYnBeGSr The MOZART CAFE ANNUNCIATION PARISH WILL and BAR SMITH iw m s OF ST, PLTLB M L B to tb s y fs c f y$mr Sipes recapping job. Aad Ae H. H. LODGES BETWEEN 16th & 17th STS SERVE USO BUFFET SUPPER a ekf type we do. Oar eqxit ON CALIFORNIA , *^An Inn That Invites You In" ' ST. JAMES' LEAVF (Annunciation Parish, Denver) Feast of Corpus Christ! June 24, necappevB soe the fianeat sseee* On Sunday evening, June 20, at and will close July 2. Special 5 o’clock the service men at the novena prayers will be said every vteig ^staesy step is USO club will be guests of the An­ evening at 7:30. DR. 0. W. BHOWN nunciation parish. The mothers, TOO AIR COOPS Children attending the summer (ioaUe cfaedDod. Tbae*s ab|r relatives, and friends of the boys 10 1 DENTIST classes and who 'are eligible to and girls in the service will serve make their First Holy Communion NEW LOCATION: a buffet supper. Ed Gates is chair­ yoaget-iaosn iwfc diieiugiafcs (St. Jamei’ Parish, Denver) will do so on Sunday, July 4. They 606 MACK BLDG. man of arrangements; Mrs. are requested to obtain their bap­ The St Peter Claver summer HAMMOND ORGAN JCE. 5031 Bernard and William Smith, Charles Ellis and Mrs. Ellen tismal certificates as soon as pos­ school will begin classes Monday bom oar recapping. Ootne ia DANCING twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Pritchett are chairmen of supper; sible. morning in the Cleave Memorial Smith of 83S Leyden, were in­ and Mrs. Harry Taylor is program A.M.E. church, 2222 Marion street, today aod/let'i chairman. The Altar and Rosary choir will Denver. One of the most success­ ducted in the army air forces in continue to sing in the month of The Blessed Virgin sodality and ful vacation projects in the Arch­ the past week. June and also for the novena serv­ diocese of Denver, the school last Young Ladies’ sodality will receive ices. John Utard, Edward Danahey, Holy Communion Sunday, June year attracted more than. 100 col and Robert Kaltenbacher oi the 20, in the 8:30 Mass. A meeting of bazaar committees ored youngsters, and the enroll parish left Denver Saturday,' June Mothers and daughters of the was held Tuesday evening, June 8, ment may top that figure in 1943 12, for Sheppard Field to enter parish are invited to receive Com­ in the hall. Frank Simington was owing to the fact that quarters are cadet training. munion in a body in the 7 :30 Mass elected chairman. The bazaar will more centrally located and can A loud-apeaking system and with the members of the PTA on be held August 19, 20, and 21. The accommodate a larger group. B. F. Goodrich Silvertown Stores ifpimodern equipmentifpimodern were obtained Father’s day. grand prize will consist of a $500 The Rev. Arthur F. Versavel, war bond; two $100 bonds and two for the games party to be held in Tha committee for the recent S.J., of Sacred Heart parish, di' the Montclair Civic club Saturday nightly prizes of $26 war bonds rector of the summer school, again 53 So. Broadway 14tK & Glenarm Altar and Rosary card party willrill ‘be awarded. The dinner will evening, June 19, at 8 o’clock. thanke all those who helped, and has obtained the services of sev­ Many valuable and useful special be under the auspices of the Altar eral Sisters o f Charity from desires that all tickets or returns and Rosary society. The men of rizes will be awarded. Paul be made this week. Cathedral high school to do the 'itzgerald, chairman of the party, the parish will be in charge of ar­ teaching. In addition, he an has named the following men on The monthly meeting of the Al­ rangements. Other committees in­ nounces, William Bernard, well the entertainment committee: J. tar and Rosary society will be held clude: Program and. advertising, known in music circles and active i RUSK CHICK STORE Marshall, H. Lowry, P. Golden, Thursday afternoon, June 24, at Mr. Valencour; electrical effecta, in USO-NCCS work, will be the Showers of Gifts for the New Bride-^ J. Reid, J. Dooling, T. Young, H. 2 o’clock. A covered-dish luncheon Ray Bowes; socials, 0. W. Ma- music director. will be served at 1 p.m. Day Old and Started Chicks Hinton, C. Kemme, J. Leinert, J. gor; refreshments, A. Mollendore; The classes will convene from Caspar, V, Halpin, and L. Boyle The annual novena in honor of games, Holy Name society and 9 a.m. to noon five days a week and Baby Ducks SL Male's camp will open July the Sacred Heart will start on the Mrs. Ed Kelly; miscellaneous, Mrs. for four weeks. The program will 12. Boys from 10 to 16 years of Thomas Lynch; combination, Mrs. include art, music, and physical Low Prices age are eligible for registration. F. Genty and Mrs. W. Anderson; development. There will be no Pyrex Ovenware The fee is ?10 a week. Any boy surprise package, Mrs._ Arnold; charges for books, equipment, or 20 Popular Varieties wishing to enroll may call the Rev. aprons, Mrs. C'harles ‘ Schwieder other items; the school is free to BOSARl SDCIEll and Mrs. H. Lenihan; religious William Powers, EA. 1981. all. In 1942, 60 per cent of the MAIL ORDERS FILLED — Write for Pricea articles, Mrs. Ted Johnson anc The Legion of Mary will con­ pupils were non-Catholic. Comer W. 38th & Federal Ph. GL. 5324 Denver ,. Mrs. J. Feely; and publicity, Mrs. duct a parish census during the R. W. Moore. next few weeks. I I I S T , F Eileen Lynch, daughter of Mr. Buffalo Bishop Praises set St. Rita’s circle met in the home and Mrs. Thomas Lynch, and Sgt. 2.45 of Mrs. Curtis Freiberger Mon­ John H. Klink of Buckley Field Boy Scout Endeavors day, June 14. Mrs. George Dodge were married Sunday, June 13, Essentials for every assisted the hostess. Defense before the Rt. Rev. Charles Hagus New York.—High praise for the kitchen.. li/^-quart LOOP MARKET stamps were awarded to Mrs. L. PLANS LHHCHLOII in St. Francis’ sanatorium. Miss Boy Scouts was contained in a Swigert and Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald. Pajsy Lynch was her sister’s at­ message sent by the Most ReV' Casserole, pie plate, ' FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE Mrs. A. Michael, sisMr of Mrs. (St. Francif de Salea’ Pariah, tendant and Leo Lynch was best John A. Duffy, Bishop of Buffalo 1 cake dish, utility Free Parking With Purchase of SOe or More at 1429 Lawrence Dodge, was a guest. Denver) man. A reception was held in and ' Episcopal chairman of the The Altar and Rosary society the home of the bride’s parents. Youth department of the National dish, loaf pan and 6 ,75e will meet in the assembly room of Sgt. Klink’s home is in Phila­ Catholic Welfare Conference, to custard cups. Gift SOLES Ladies’ .650 MaryknoU Priest the rectory Friday, June 18. A delphia. A ahower was given re­ the Catholic Boy Scout chaplains covered-dish luncheon will be cently for the bride by the Mc- of New York and New Jersey, as­ boxed. H e C I C Men’s ___ 35o served at 1 o’clock. Carrick family. sembled in a regional conference. ^ ® Udics’ *5o Visits Film Star The monthly meeting of the Mrs W. Robinson, war service LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP Young Ladies' sodality will be held chairman, announces there is an NCCS Praised by Navy at 7:30 o’clock Monday evening, urgent need of volunteer workers la tbs Loop tUrket, Lswtsacs St. Bids June 21, in the high school library, at the ration board to help in the Official for Fine Work How Franciscan Plans will be completed for the mailing of ration books. Any one annual picnic in Eldorado Springs. wishing to donate a few hours or New York.—’The NCCS of the MaryknoU, N. Y.— (Special)— The religious vacation school a day to this cause should call New York archdiocese received a Confirmation of the fact that Jose opened Monday morning, June 14, CH. 1055. commendation award from Rear 1.00 set ith cin Of(^thatcouni^ Mojica, noted South American at the 9 o’clock Mass offered by The open-air boxing and tumb­ Adm. E. J. Marquat of the ’Third movie and opera star, has entered the Rev. Gregory Smith. Approxi­ ling show held last Friday night Naval district for “outstanding the Franciscan order came in a mately 70 pupils have been enrolled at the USO club was well at­ voluntary services contributing to H ere’s a P yrex Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are letter from the Rev. Arthur Kier- for instructions being given by the tended. The tumbling team, welfare and recreation of person­ Ovenware set that’s reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. nan, superior of the MaryknoU Sisters of St. Joseph of the parish coached by Steve Cinnoco, con­ nel of the U.-^. navy in the Third Peruvian mission, father Kieman school faculties. sisted of Bob 'and Ted Wuerten- Naval district sure to please the and other pi’iests visited Arequipa, The Rev. Edward Dinan, or burg, Frankie and Patty Kelly, dained recently in the Denver Marion Martin, Paul McLullen, new bride . . . in­ FOR QUAUTY CORN FED Peru, on their way to Puno. They were greeted in the local church Cathedral, is arriving in St. Fran Alfred Martin, John Volosin, Bob TALLY-HO CAFE cludes IV^-quart MEATS & POULTRY SEE INSURANCE by a student who spoke perfect cis de Sales’ parish this week to be Mitchell, and (^rald Bowes. casserole with pie English. He was Jose Mojica, come assistant pastor. The Rev. The boxing team consisted of OYSTERS . nSH known in religion as Hermano M. J. Blenkush nas taken up his Gordon Whitmg, Walter Country- LOBSTERS . STEAKS plate cover and six KABTOAY*S Jose Francisco de Guadalupe. He own appointment in Presentation mun, Pat Kelly, J. Krantz, Ken custard cups. JOS. J. CELLA parish, Denver. Before his depart­ Riedel, Noel Worley, Leo Krantz, 410 15th KE. 9054 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 1 1 2 0 Security Bldg. had just finished his novitiate in Lima and was on his way to Cuzco ure a generous purse was presented Willie Lopez, Dean Woods, Roy Phone KEystone 2633 to study theology. to him by Father Smith in behalf Krantz, John Bowes, Jim McCall, Senor Mojica sang In the United of the parish. Vernon Botts, Hugh Kelly, Frank States with the Chicago Opera Paul Weadick, yeoman first Kelly, Dickie Trujillo, J. Berbrick, DR. R. W. FRITZ company and was rated one of the class, arrived in Denver Tuesday and Jimmy Gertges. finest living tenors. He acquired morning for a brief visit with his Tommy Lundy played a num­ And Associates mother and family. His sister, ber of selections on the accordion. WfilTBTiH large holdings in Mexico bnt left Patsy, former sodality prefect, Color-bearers were John Volo­ D e n t i s t s them all to devote his life to the 1206 lOUi StTMt 45c needy Indians in Peru. now a recruiting sergeant with the sin, Jerry and Carl Mitchell. fW llth StTMt marines, has just returned to her The followingig committee took KEntm. 67*1 TAbor 6761 For Your Father. . . Sunday, June 20 station after a furlough. part: George Jackson and Charles DENVER. COLORADO Pyrex Flavbr-Saver Because troop 126 had its meet­ EUis, cub - and - scout masters; Jerry - Pie Plate .. it bakes DOYLE’S ing and made its annual report to Gaskins, timekeeper; Allen Clark, the Holy Name society Monday referee; Pat Rios and Austin THURSDAY pies faster, browns Royal Knight PHARMACY evening, there will be no meeting Joyce, trainers and matchmakers; TONITE evenly. 'Glass han­ Thursday, June 17. Tha Pirtkulav Drastift arrangement committee, Ed Gates, dles for easy shift­ 17TH AYE. AND GRANT Cub Pack 126 and Boy Scout Roy Bowes, Ed Kelly, Alden ’Tru­ “DEHVER RE. 6*87 PBEB OEUVEBT troop 126 will have their monthly jillo, and Harlen Worley. Tom ing, easier to take Shirts meetings Thursday evening, June Flood was the announcer. 24, at 6:30. All dads, mothers, HIGHF’ out of the oven. and friends are invited. This will Ere* Examin^ GU s m * F itted Dinner-Dancing Every Yoors to Enjoy be in Washington park, and soft- ball games ww be played between HARRY 91. LUSTIG THURSDAY 1.95 For added plcanrt, anteruln at the clubs and scouts and their dads. Coamopolitan — PIONEIS DINING Friends are invited to the OPTOMETRIST FRIDAY Honnwxrw Fourth Floor Famous for their long wear (guar­ ROOM . . monthly court of honor Monday, Office Phone KEyiione S683 SATURDAY anteed for one year), for their fine COFFEE June 21, at 7 :30 p.m. William An- 935 Fifteenth St. In the SUNDAY SHOPPE dries will receive his Eagle rank. sanforized fabrics, expert cut and BAMBOO OCULIST PRESaRIPTlONB FILLED tailoring. No finer shirts avail­ ROOM. R«o- Bishop Molloy Presides able at the price. Exclusively at ommend t h a Dr. Harry A. Miller JOSLIN’S. Coamopolltas At Church’s 50th Jubilee "Wbm Dtmr Shops with Cwyk/npr’-Klyutona 2111 to oot.oI-to7rD DENTIST fiiaoda. Brooklyn.—Bishop Thomas E. Extractions and Plate Molloy presided at the Solemn IPork Only MEN’S SHOP . . . Street Floor Cosmopolitan Hotel Mass that mariced the golden ju­ J. B. HERNDON. JR - Oaa. Her. bilee of the Immaculate Heart of Mary church. BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY I

PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 Thursday, June 17, 1943

SCWICC ho the majority of these nurses, memhers of the class of SPOILAGE LIES IN STRAINING EYES 32 graduated by the Mercy hospital school of nursing in F Denver this year. A number expect to volunteer for foreign duly. Your eyes, which control 80% of your motions, are your Num­ ber One production tools. It is your responsibility to keep them AFEWAV keen to minimize spoilage. Competent eye care will protect your priceless vision, and keep IS We are doing our utmost at all times it at tops for its patriotic job. to keep our stores stocked with every (St. Joieph’i Pariah, Denrar) item you want and need. However,' this SWIGERT BROS. Word has been received from is wartime, and we cannot always have overseas that the Rev. Vincent Mc- every item. Please bear with us, if the Better FUlon Optometristg Good Service Cartan, C.SS.R., stationed in St. ,ilem you want is out of stock when you for Every Age At Right Price* Joseph’s parish prior to his entry come to the store. Most likely you will ISSO Cali/ornli KEyttone 7651 into the army as chaplain, has find it the next time you shop. been advanced to the rank of cap­ GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED tain. He is making a special study of the French, German, and Ital­ BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS ian languages. BLUE STAMP VALUES The members of the Altar and Rosary society will receive Com­ 3 lb. munion in the 7 :30 Mass Sunday, [8] Pinto Beans REQUIESCANT June 20. The monthly meetings have been discontinued until Sep­ TH EO D O RE: IN P A C E tember. [2] Tomato Juice Altar workers for June are Mrs. E. Shull, Mrs. L. Cochrane, and iHACKETHALj HELEN MALONE OLIVER. 8855 Mrs. D. McNellis. Mrs. E. Shull, [4 ] Cocktail Juice Julian atreet. Surviving ara two ions, chairman of the Alumni break­ Daniel and Will Malone; a daughtar, fast, thanks air who helped to make Air Conditioned Helen Pritchard; and flve grandchildren. R«d Hill Kathryn Ann. Rosemary, and Daniel the affair a success. [ 10] Catsup u ox. bottio Malone, Jr.; May Malone, and Mrs. Reuben Kehr. Requiem Hass was of­ Solemn Mass to Be MORTUARY fered Tuesday at 9 in St. Catherine’s church. Interment Ht. Olivet. Boulevard Celebrated June 21 [4] Grapefruit Juice 1449-51 Kalamatb St. service. Phone AIAin 4006 VINCENZO (JIM) AMATO. 1769 W. On ^ilonday, June 21, the Feast Libby 40th avenue. Surviving are hit wife. of Our Mother of Perpetual Help, Mariontonio Amato; a brother, Dominic [3] Prune Juice Q t bottle Amato; three niecea. Angelo and Paulino there will be a Solemn Mass at 7 Petrino and Mrs. A. R. Serro; a nephew. o’clock. The annual Solemn Re­ Petite Hike Petrino. Requiem Mass was offered quiem for the deceased members of Friday in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel [13] Pears ,No. 2H can church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger the Confraternity of Our Mother CHECKER service. of Perpetual Help and St. Alphon- Libbr Cut MARIE M. RADEBACH, 1348 S. Uni­ sus will be celebrated at 7 o’clock [io] Beets versity boulevard. She is survived by 95 Graduates Receive No. 2 can CABS her husband, August Radebach. Requiem Juqe 22, BD OUNDON. Ugr. Mast was ottered Monday at 9:30 in St. A games party will be held in the Diplomas in Oathedral Glenwood Vincent de Paul’s church. Interment Mt. hall at 8:30 p.m. June 21. [16] P e a s Olivet. Olinger service. Soldiers Raise No. 2 can TA. 2233 LawMt Zentd RaUa JOHN H'KENNA. Denver. Requiem Novena devotions on Tuesdays High Mass was ottered Wednesday at 8 in St. Lao’s church. Interment Mt. during the summer months are at Archbishop Urges Nurses to Olivet. Theodore Hackethal service. 3 and 7 :30 p.m. MARY A. M’CARTHV, 255 S. Osceola street. Requiem High Mass was oftered There is no change in the Sun­ Funds for Altar COLORADO Call a Saturday in Presentation church. Inter­ day schedule of Masses for the Red Point Values ment Mt. Olivet. Theodore Hackethal summer. The hours are 5:30, 7:30, Live Ideals of Profession Sugar BEET service. 8:30, 9:30, and 11:30. Weekday ZOI\E €AB LEO GUTIERREZ, 985 11th street. 10 LB. [2 ] Blnhill ChcMc 14c Infant son of Hr. and Mrs. Frank Masses are at 6 and 7. SuppliesinCamp CLOTH BAG 68c MAin 7171 Gutierrez. Services were held Monday. On Thursday, June 24, the Feast Ninety-five students nurses were presented to Archbishpp Vehr by Interment Mt. Olivet. ’Theodore Heck- Frompt, CenttMDP Btrrte* of Corpus Christi, there will be a graduated by the three Denver the Rev. Arthur Lucy, who was U»€ Stamp 18. or 15 «nd 16 ethai service. fpr cAnning. Each good for [3 ] Bluhill Cheese S 23c CHEAPER BATES MARY DERWIN, Denver. Requiem Solemn Mass at 7 o’clock, followed Catholic hospitals in a joint com­ assisted by the Rev. John Regan. Showing their appreciation for GLEAN NEW CABS Meee was scheduled for Thursday at 9 by Benediction of the Blessed mencement in the C ath^ral June In a short address Archbishop the gifts made to chapels of Colo­ 6 poundf* in St. Leo’s church. Interment Mt. Sacrament. 10. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Vehr congratulated the nur.ses and rado by the Senior Tabernacle so­ [1 ] Cherub Milk ~ ' _ 9 c Olivet. Theodore Heckethal service. ciety of Denver, a small band of JOHN F. GALLAGHER, 1105 Sherman presided and was celebrant of Sol­ the hospital staffs. He challenged street. Surviving are two aisters. Cath­ Seminary Rector Ii Viiitor emn Benediction at the conclusion the nurses to face the manifold .soldiers stationed in Peterson [1 ] Milk s r s « “ ”:.9c Spillane Mortoary erine Gallagher Card and Sada Gallagher; The Very Rev. Joseph Flanagan, of the ceremonies. Students were exigencies of their profession with Field, Colorado Springs, took it a half-sister. Mary Ryan. Services were Christian fortitude and a renewed upon themselves to raise funds for held in the Cathedral. Interment Mt. C.SS.R., rector of the Redemp- Coffee 1545 So. Broadway PEarl 0723 Olivet. torist Preparatory seminary in interest in the ma-stery of nursing altar supplies in the past few [5] Margarine ftTZ’22c1 Ib. etn.. * Mri, John B. Spillane Kirkwood, Mo., and the Rev. John technicalities. Owing to the high weeks. “Their generosity,” said the FOLGER’8 chaplain, Father Paul R. Houde, I LB. GLASS Nucoa O C .- Funeral Director and Embalmer MRS. MARGARET CAIN O'Connell, C.SS.R., professor in standards demanded of students in 33c [5] Margarine 1 Ib. ctn...^OC Mrs. Margaret N. Cain, 91, died Fri­ the same institution, were recent [TO the schools of nursing today, the O.S.B., “has left me speechless. day in her home, 3107 Vallejo atreet, What a grand bunch these young­ EDWARDS as the result of a fall suffered three visitors in the rectory. Archbishop continued, academic I LB. BAG . weeks ago. Bom in Lonaconing, Md., in and professional advancement in sters are!” The check was for­ 26c The Rev. Milton F. Gir^, warded to the Tabernacle society. Use Stamp No. 24. 1862. she was married to John E. Cain C.SS.R., closed the annual retreat nursing skills has equipped the Non-Ralioned there and moved to Leadville in 1880; modem nurse to render invaluable Father Houde was one of the Miles - Dryer - Astler four years later they came to Denver. Mr. for the Sisters of Mercy in their principal guests at the silver of­ Cain died seven years ago. Surviving Denver convent this week. service to the nation. Archbishop ara two sons. Deputy Fire Chief James Vehr concluded by urging the fering tea, given Friday, June 11, Clorox Qt. botlie 15c Printing Go. L. Cain, who is in charge of training Father Robert Kreutzer, graduates to be constant in the ful­ in the gardens of Mrs. Ella Mullen auxiliary firemen for defense, and Peter C.SS.R., has returned from Wichi­ fillment of nursing ideals. Weekbaugh’s home, 1701 E. Cedar Su-purb Nu Made Programs and Circulars J, Cain, Seattle, Wash.; a daughter, Mra. ta, Kans., where he had assisted in Mayonnaise 16 oz, jar 29c Rose Knudsen, Denver. Requiem High After the Archbishop’s ad­ avenue, Denver. Church digni­ GRANULATED SOAP Mass was offered Monday at 9:80 in St. parish work. dress, the Rev. John Cavanagh, in taries honoring the occasion were Lartre liza Tickets for Patrick’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. ly. lb. Prunes W. P. Horan ft Son service. The Rev. Ralph Michaels, his sermon, declared that “nursing Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Den­ 2 I b , ____ 28c Bazaars and Carnivals C.SS.R., is attending the Portu­ (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) is fundamentally an expression of ver, Bishop Joseph C. Willging of Pkx...... 22c Quickly Produced guese Holy Ghost celebrations in A subscription drive whereby religion. It is one of the few hu­ Pueblo, Monsignor. William M. 59 01. MICHAEL J. BOWES the entire parish debt can be paid Par Cola TL . 24c Reatonably Priced Requiem High Mass was offered in Fresno, Calif., where he was for­ mane arts of civilization that re­ Higrins, pastor of St. Philomena’s P k t . ------43c St. Philomcna’s church Monday at 9 ;30 merly a missionary to those people. in full by Aug. 1 was announced main in this chaotic world. Con­ parilh; and Monsignor Charles H. UNION LABEL IF DESIRED for Michael J. Bowes. 81, who died last Sunday by the pastor, the Tenderoni Thursday after a short illness. Born in secration is nursing’s life-breath, Hagus, pastor of Annunciation 8c 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. Chicago April 20, 18(2. he attended Very j'.ev. Joseph P. O’Heron. The and this sick earth that breathes parish. Also present were Maj. school there. He came to Denver 35 plan calls for the contribution of with pain tonight is given new David C. Sullivan, in charge of KEystone 6348 years ago and was a court clerk here $10 by every parishioner who is until his retirement in 1933. Surviving Nun Celebrates hope as another battalion of Spar­ chaplains of the 4th AAFTTC; are two daughters, Mrs. R. L. O’Hara. gainfully employed. tan women casts a lifeline to the Chaplains James C. O’Connor, Denver, and Mrs. Burg Waddill, New The novena in honor of the Sa­ sick and injured. . . . Nurses are Clatus Snyder, and A. H. Menarik, Orleans, La.; a son, Lt. (JG) F. A. Bowes; three grandchildren. Betty and Golden Jubilee cred Heart will start on the Feast the gallant heroines who know the and many priests of Denver par­ COLFAX MARKET Adele Waddill and R. L. O’Hara, Jr. In­ of Corpus Christi, June 24. Spe­ therapeutic value of kindness, who ishes. COLPAX AT COLFAX AT BEROS- terment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan ft ^ n cial prayers will be said after Mass espouse the luxury of poverty, dirt, A vestment and altar linen dis­ DOWNING MARION service. Sister Mary Philomena Fitz­ each morning of the novena. and sickness that health and love play featured some of the articles EYE gerald celebrated her golden jubi­ Weekday Masses are now said in and beauty may form a trinity of donated to needy parishes and MRS. MARY M’VEIGH lee in a Solemn Mass in the chapel FROZEN Requiem High Mars was offered Fri­ the sisters’ convent at 6:45 o’clock happiness in the lives of others. camp chapels by the Tabernacle day in St. Patrick's church for Mrs. of Mercy hospital, Denver, at 8 and in the church at 8 o’clock. “An authentic nurse must be a group. The old gold collection, to­ Phone TURKEYS, DUCKS, Mary A. McVelprh, 76, who died June 7 o’clock June 15. Archbishop Urban Wi Spidaliza la GEESE, SQUABS. « FOODS in her home, 4401 Vallejo street, follow- The Daughters of Mary sodality religious servant. She must turn gether with silver offerings re­ insr a Ions illness. Born in County J. Vehr was present in the sanc­ and the Junior Holy Name society into the way of the cross—climb ceived, brought the total receipts of MILK FED Tabor ‘1776’ BELGIAN BARE Wicklow, Ireland, May 18, 1867. she tuary and gave the sermon. The will meet in the school hall Mon­ the unmitigated precipice. Her DRESSED DAILY the society’s only financial benefit POULTRY Groceries - Meats • Bakery came to Denver upon her arrivai in this officers of the Mass were the Rev. day evening, June 21. A softball life-flame is fed by hardship and for the year to more than $500. COLFAX country in 1885. Her grandfather, Joseph P. Trudel, S.S., chaplain Compitta Lina af Thomas Kavanauerh, and his family were game will precede the meeting. exhaustion; by contact with loathe- DRIVE-IN MURRAY’S amonff the earHeat pioneers of Colorado. in Mercy hospital, celebrant; the Your Purchase of War Bonds 6 Miss Rosemary M. Cox, cousin some disease and sickening SEA FOODS and BRUMO'S MARKET , Founded br H. T. Murrur—‘1SS2 They came from'Ireland to Blackhawk in Very Rev. John J. Flanagan, S.J., of the Rev. Maurice E. Reardon wounds. Such is the fuel that goes and Stamps Helps Secure Your 1860. She and Stephen McVeigh were president of Regis college, and the and a recent graduate of Our Lady into the furnace of a nurse’s devo­ Future. FRESH FISH 1130 Eaat Colfax Phones GR. 1613-14-15 married 54 years ago in Denver. He Monsignor William Hig- Arena* W ut S2nd A Jallao died a year ago. Surviving are three of Cincinnati college, is the guest tion to humanity. . . . daughters, ‘Sister Mary Stephen, a gins of St. Philomena’s, deacons of of Mr. aiid Mrs. Monroe Haeffner “War is the exact antithesis of FREE DELIVERiT aT 10 A. M. AND 3 P. 3L teacher in St. Francis de Sales’ school; honor; the Rev. Bernard Murray, Mrs. Daniel J. Rcinert, Denver; and and Misq Jerry McCauly, Miss everything that nurses are taught. RADIO Mrs. Ted Stanaker. Los Angeles, Calif; S.J., of Regis college, deacon; and Cox recently won third place in a It seems absurd to talk about sav­ a son, Vincent McVeigh; a sister. Mrs. the Rev. Anthony Fox, O.F.M., of national contest on Latin America. ing life and yet to accept the idea Tom Flaherty’s James Henderson. Denver; three brothers St. Elizabeth’s, subdeacoif. A birthday party was held in her of an organized war system as a REPAIRING and two other sisters in Ireland: and From Omaha were Mother M. three grandsons in the armed forces. honor Wednesday evening, June tolerated institution in human so­ WE BUY TABLE Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan & Sebastian, president of the coun­ 16. ciety. The world must turn from COLONY GRILL Son service. cilors provincial, Sister M. Clare, Thomas James Puetz, son of Mr. the superstition that war is inev­ AND CAR RADIOS and Sister M. Peter. Sister M, and Mrs. Edward John Puetz, was itable, just as it has abandoned the Camp St. Malo ^ SISTER M. BERNARD Sister M. Bernard (Ellen Quinlan) of Evangelista of Des Moines, la., and recently baptized by Father idea that typhoid fever must al­ V A U S MOTOR & Where Friend* Meet Friend* the Good Shepherd convent died Friday many local nuns were present for O’Heron. Sponsors were Henry ways afflict the human race. . . . in Mercy hospital as the result of a the celebration. and Clara Bettinger. The nurse of today can have an RADIO CENTER The Ideal Vacation Spot for Boys ^ • FINE FOODS fractured hip. She had been confined to intimate share in reshaping the the hospital for’a month. Born in Min­ FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY AGED 10 TO 18 • MIXED DRINKS nesota in 1868. she entered the pro­ destiny of the human race. A right vincial convent of the Sisters of the Good patriotism consists in the delight Celfsz at Downinr • BEEft • WINE Shepherd in St. Paul and made her pro­ Op«n Till Noon Bandar 72 Milei From Denver at the Foot of Famoua Long’s Peak ^ fession in 1894. During her more than Ecumenical Council Is that springs from contributing to a half century of religious life she the benefit of humanity.. . . When TA. 6557 ^ 569 E. Colfax had been active in varioua departments the rights of men are recited, every of the order in St. Paul, Omaha, and one of them is a declaration of war Season Runs From Denver. For the past 16 years Sister ALTAR BREADS Bernard bad been stationed in the Good Not Superior to Pope against avarice and hatred, against Shepherd home. Denver. She was re­ the bloated vanity called public lieved of her active ' duties because of SEWING ill health. Surviving are a sister, Mar­ opinion, against the epidemic of in­ MAURICE garet Quinlan. Albuquerque. N. Mex.; By George C. T homas those who refer to the decrees of sanity and fratricide that is war.” Llttld GirU' Dr«8»em Effibroldery. MONDAY, JULY 5, TO two brothers, John. California, and Tim. Several questions regarding the the Council of Constance to dis­ Monofframios, Ftc. St. Louis. Mo. Requiem Mass was offered relationship between the Supreme STUDIOS Monday at 8 in the Good Shepherd con­ prove the Church’s stand. The Japanese Atrocities Are THE SISTERS OF THE vent chapel. Interment Mt. Olivet. Pontiff and the Bishops assembled Personality Portraits George Hackethal service. in council should be answered to council passed the decrees pro­ Related by Missionary GOOD SHEPHERD SUNDAY, AUGUST 15 imprint more clearly the authority posed in the Council of Basle, and TEIJtPHONB PEARL 3491 3 STUDIOS TO ANGELA ELEANOR OWEN of the Vicar of Christ; An ex­ included the assertion that the Somewhere in New Guinea.— 23rd Season Under Personal Direction of SERVE YOU Word was received in Denver this planation of these corollaries suf­ council “has its power imme­ week of the death in San Francisco, Atrocities of the Japanese are re­ The Heat in MONSIGNOR BOSETTI 1328-30 Broadway Calif., of Angela Eleanor Owen, three- fices to overcome arguments of diately from Christ, and that every­ lated by George Weller, foreign CH«rry 3 9 2 6 year-old daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ those outside the Church who, one, no matter what his state or correspondent, as told to him by Used mond Guerin Owen, formerly of Denver. through misinterpretations, follow dignity, even if it be Papal, is 811 Sixteenth St. The child was drowned Sunday, June 13. Father James Grent, missioner of Rates—$10 per week She was born May 16, 1040. Mr. Owen false doctrine, and, what is worse, bound to obey it in the things that Merauke, Holland’s last foothold Furniture CHerry 4767 is associated with the Union Pacific in lead others into error. pertain to faith and the extirpa­ in the Japanese-occupied East In­ 613 Fifteenth Si. San Francisco. Surviving, besides her tion of the said [Great Western] ALSO NEW parents, are three sisters, Mary Louise, Of primary importance is this dies. Father Grent relates what • • • MAin 84 3 6 Helen Margaret, and Dorothy Ann Owen; schism” (Denzinger). happened after the Japanese cap­ statement: A council, even with Caab or Credit two brothers. Raymond Joseph and James the Pope, is not superior to a Pope In the first place, these decrees tured Bishop John Aemtz in the For Information Addre**t Owen; an aunt. Mrs. Aandahl, Denver: did not adhere to conciliar law, Kei island. “Twelve Sisters of the ’two uncles. Joseph C. Maguire, Jr., Den­ alone. This is evident, for in both A FULL LINE OF ver, and Gene Owen. Los Angeles. Calif. identical undiminished supreme au­ for they were issued solely under Sacred Heart and nine missionaries RT. REV, JOSEPH B O SEm , V.G. Services and interment took place in thority and infallibility remain. obedience to Anti-Pope John were taken, including Bishop OFFICE FURNITURE San Francisco. "The power of only the Roman Pon­ XXIII. Inasmuch as the whole Aemtz, Brother Van Schaik, and We rent Folding Chairs, Card and 1536 LOGAN STREET Church was not represented, they one German missionary. The Jap­ Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver­ tiff is complete and supreme per se DENVER, COLORADO Ex-Bund Leader Gets and ex se; the Bishops cannot of were not issued under perfect anese took away the (German and ware, anjrthing in stock. 5 Years in Draft Case their own right or by being united obedience. Even the council itself the 12 sisters, but all the others Established 1888 with the Holy Father in council did not place these decrees among they lined up on a jetty at Toeal, PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 Chicago.—William B. Wemecke, add anything to' his power. the decrees of faith, but only shot them, scabbed them with OPEN PROM a A. M. TO • P H. among the synodal constitutions. bayonets, and pushed them into I described as a former local leader Furthermore, a council of the in the German-American bund, was Bishops without the Pope is in­ As for the reactions of others, the water.” sentenced in federal court-to five ferior to the Holy Father, as the it is to be noted that Pope Martin CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING J years in prison and fined 310,000 doctrine on the primacy teaches. V rejected and annulled the de­ B enedictines End 14th DORAN on charges of attempting to evade The Vatican council ruled: “They crees placing a council over a Pope. HATTERS I the draft by posing as a clergyman. St. Anthony and Turrecremata Year in Charge of School stray from the right path of truth Belmead, Va.—The military *^At RocondiUonitt CTassitied' Ads 0 U R MONUMENTS and who affirm that it is lawful to ap­ were among the learned men who school of St. Emma’s, a boarding 8«rric# BxdaiiTaljr^ Pontifical Mass Sung for peal from the judgments of the impugned these decrees, and cer­ 4 mafkers arc carved from stain­ school for Colored youths, has ^733 £. Colfax* xt Clarkson It trill pay yon to read ALL of the following advertiaementa. Roman Pontiffs to an ecumenical tainly the attitude of such saintly 4 less granites by the latest Cleveland’s Vicar General men would have been different had ended its 14th year under the di­ CALL MAIN 683S council, as to an authority superior rection of the Benedictine FaUiers ^Fsr Ptm Plck'ip sad Dtllrsfy ‘ -*■ A A A. A. A A.^ A^ AAA. ^ ^A A.^ AAAAAA.A.AAAAA quarrying and fabricating proc­ to the Roman Pontiff.” Franzelin the decrees been given Papal sanc­ of St. Vincent’s archabbey, La- Ssrrie* Cleveland.—The Cathedral was says that when the Pontifical See tion. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS HELP WANTED—MALE esses. We now have the finest packed for the Pontifical Mass of trobe. Requiem offered by Coadjutor is vacant the college of the Bishops That the decrees referred only Raoundltloncd pianos, playara. granda Tailor, experienced making alterations. values we have ever been privi­ is not ecumenical, and there is no to the schism existing in that time,| organa (pip* and ratd), orehoatral inatro. Steady. Excellent salary. Bell Tallort, Bishop Edward F. Hoban for the menta. T. R. Wallcar, 334 Broadway. SP 1721 Stoot St. leged to offer you. We wel­ Rt. Rev. Joseph F. Smith, Vicar subject in which power over the and, also, only to the case of the entire Church can reside. Pope of the day, who was a doubt-' 7364. PHOTOGRAPHS come your call. General. When the Pontifical See is va­ ful Pope, is evident from the af-i DRUG STORES Anderson pbotoa, I2M IStb St. at Law- cant, the Church can neither de­ firmation of the fathers of the' ranee HAin 1373 P m nowi cuts. Georgetown Will Teach fine new dogmas nor pass decrees council themselves and from the' “I was worried about my inability to HUTCHINBUN‘8 PHARMACY JACQUES BROTHERS spend much money. But no amount of Your Naborbood Druggist DENVER HATCHED, U. S. Approved, Languages to Soldiers that are binding on the universal writing of Turrecremata: “The| tTboDS SProea 0543 700 So Paari Since 1902 Church. She does, however, as decree of these fathers does noti money could have bought a more sym­ JAMES HtnCRINBON Record of Pertormanco Washington.—Georgetown uni­ Herve points out, retain the peren­ refer to any synod universally, but pathetic service.” Sired, Blood T o s t o d 28 E. 6th Ave. TAhor 6468 versity has been selected as one nial indefectibility and Spirit of only to that particular one in Regardless of price, everything will be PRINTING chicka, aexed or itraigbt of the educational institutions to Truth promised her by Christ, and whose time there was no one un­ as it should be. run. Immediato delivery give foreign area and language she will remain one and never doubted pastor of the whole Coiling prioaa on bnainott cards, Icttarbaada, on most of sixteen breeds envelopea, wedding and acbool annoonce- 1416 Larimer S t, Den. ^tADK ». t. couwes to soldiers in the army swerve from traditional faith or Church.” menU. Rndsera Printing Co.. 611 14th St ■ AMR ^ATINr 6E0. P. 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Thursday, Juna 17, 1948 Office, 988 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 PAGE NINE The Denver Catholic Register Canadian Priest Honored by King President______Most Ree. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Editor...... _..Rt Rev, Matthew Smithi Ph.D., LL.D., ‘ Jonr.O. Manaaing Editor______Bubert A. Smith, Jour.D. Associate Editors—M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Charles J. McNeill, A.B., Pope’s Address to continue the policy of indecent ter of today has less reason to fear Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, J.C.D., Litt.D.; Rev. John Cavanagh, shows. death from wounds or a crip|Aing M.A., Litt.D.; Rev. Edward A, Breen, M.A., LittM.; Leonard Tangney, 20,000 Workingmen There is a movement among so- injury than ever before. The reason “As important as one of the railed Kberais—a polite word for is the astounding advance made in A.B., Jonr.D.; Max Greedy. major encyclicali,’’ was the com­ Reds and anti-clerics—to figlit as military medical care. ment passed by a leading clergy­ “sectarian” the Catholic policy of In the old days little allention Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. man to whom we showed the com­ battling all forms of public im> was paid to the wounded. A 16lh- DON’T TELL US plete copy of the Pope'i addrcM, morality. The charge that denomi- eentury monarch, writes Waldemar nationalism or fanaticism is in any Published Weekly by lait Sunday, to 20,000 Italian Kaempffert, science editor of the workingmen who gathered at the way involved is loo absurd to need /Veto York Timet, not only let cas­ THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) Vatican -7 - twice a* many as had an answer. There is no fundamen­ ualties die without a tear but some­ been expected to come. The NCWC tal difference between street so­ times ordered them to be killed as They’ re Lying 938 Bannock Street ' •ervice has made this address avail­ licitation by a prostitute and in­ so many encumbranres. Though able to the Catholic prets. The citement to immorality on the outwardly mindful of his troops’ Telephone, EEystone 4205 P. 0. Bot 1620 translation of the long doenment stage, screen, or through a maga­ welfare, even Napoleon paid less was sent by radio from Vatican zine. CiviliEalion, to say nothing of attention In medical care than he Gty. It will appear in full in the morality, demands a stand against did to strategy and tactics. Of the Around Loose! Subscription: $1 per year. early week edition of the RegiiUr public indecency. The record of four and a half million soldiers en­ that will reach you next week. This the Legion of Decency, now years gaged in the Revolutionary and Thursday, June 17,1943 paper always follows the policy of old, shows that there is not a trace Napoleonic campaigns from 1792 presenting important Papal and of fanaticism In Catholic judgment to 1815 about two and a half mil­ Hierarchical documents in /uH; for of public performances. We are lion died, usually of infections in It’s not the burglar's fault if he has easy these are the documents that set not Puritans. OFFlCIALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER hospitals, and only 150.000 were access to your War Bonds, your insurance the pattern for Ca^olic Action. It The theatrical business has al­ killed. The record in the Oimean The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. will pay you always to read every ways had a certain percentage of war was disgraceful. In our War policies, your abstracts of title, your mili­ We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ word of these documents. people who believe that smut pays, Between the .States the same dismal tary records. There’s only ONE safe— ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or it sometime does — for a little inroad of disease repeated itself, those o f the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. while. But it is a fart that the and in the Spanish conflict the sure — place for valuable papers — and We hope The Register will be read in every home of the Colorado Towns Get motion picture business was saved situation was little better, although that’s in one of our Safety Deposit Boxes 1 Archdiocese. , Decency Test from th reaten ed collapse some medicine had begun to make ad­ We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to^itivate a taste in years ago when the I>egion of vances then. the children of the Archdiocese for the readin^iT The Register. “We are not going to let you people run our buiinets,” was the Decency made it clean up. Disease is ilill one of the most + URBAN J. VEHR, Public officials, social welfare serious problems to be faced by an * Safe? Yes! Our Safety Deposit Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. word given to a prominent Cath­ Decorations for work In the olic by the new manager of the agencies, and public school author­ army, but the many new discov­ Canadian armed forces and on the Boxes are deep under-ground. No Fox theater in Ix>ngmont when the ities are alarmed over the rapid eries made since World war I have home front have been merited by one has access to YOUR box—but Catholic telephoned to protetl spread of juvenile delinqiienry. greatly increased the efficiency of several Catholic priests, including against indecent newspaper adver­ But they will not get very far in military treatment. Sulfa drugs and the Rev. Michael J. Dalton YOU! JUNIOR TABERNACLE GIRLS tising for a midnight show put on checking it unless more active steps dried blood plasma explain the (above), chaplain of the Essex are taken to stop indecent shows ease with which infection and in that city Monday. A*^readcr-no- Scottish regiment, who was made * Any Size? Indeed yes! Small tice last Friday had a headline i and indecent literature. Colorado is sliock are combat^. The new a member of the Order of the DO GREAT WORK FOR CHURCH “Chinese Nudist,” appearing ovrr being deliberately tested at the knowledge of viruses has virtually British Empire (military division) enough to take a legal size envelope; an almost naked woman, and it present lime to see how far stage done away with tetanus. Other and promoted to the rank of indecency can go. The advertise­ dread diseases are fought with large enough to hold the family At the season’s final generalcators, stoles, amices, towels, sur- was declared that she was “one of major. Now on duty in England, the daring feature attractions of ments in I/mgmont would indicate equal effectiveness. Father Dalton is a priest of the jewels and all your important meeting, held in Denver June 10, plices, albs, and ciborium covers, to Rill Holt’s Hawaiian Follies” and that the performers were willing It was announced in Washington London, Ont., diocese. Others hon­ papers. the Junior Tabernacle society erous chapels. ' to go almost to the limit. that more than 97 per cent of the authorized the payment of $225 that hula girls would ihrillingly ored were the Rl. Rev. Monsignor hirteen layettes, with more entertain “a la natural.” A display We beliew, of course, that Prot­ naval and marine wounded in the Oliver Maurault, rector of the Uni­ for the administrative expenses of Pacific battles in this war had re- the vacation schools throughout the 340 separate pieces, valued advertisement also promised “sen­ estant Church people are as much versity of Montreal, who becomes * Easy to Get to? Of course! Just at approximately $90 were donated suous music of the hot tropics” interested in this battle for de­ eovered by March 31 of this year. Companion of the Most Dis- state. The Rev. Gregory Smith, and “hula girls a la natitral.” cency as we are. They generously Only 2.6 per cent died;d; 53 perltinguished Order of St. Michael use the entrance at the front of director, accepted the gift and told to the clinics.and Catholic Char­ ities. Father James, O..S.B., denounced supported the I.egion of Decency cent were relumed to duty; 43.3* and St. George, and the Rev. Ar- the bank—at 17th and Lawrence. of the various ways in which this movement yvhen it was launched per cent were still under treatment; thur Maheux, a professor in Laval money is used to bring religious Besides this missionary work, the performance from the altar and 0.9 per rent had been inva­ which has always been the aim both at Friday night services and and many of them protested in university, Quebec, who becomes training to thousands of children I-ongmont.—Monsignor Smith. lided out of the navy. In the last an Officer of the Order of the * Inexpensive? Certainly! As little in the out-lying mission districts of the organization, members are at Mass Sunday. The show, never­ world war 80 per rent of all ah- contributing much to war work theless, was put on, though not British Empire. Two Montreal as a penny a day rents one of these of Colorado. dominal wounds were fatal; at nuns who also became members of This donation is only one of the through the society’s USO-NCCS quite as advertised, for Mayor Pearl harbor only 4 per cent. In boxes when available! Next size activities and various city organ­ Fred Ferguson sent a policeman to The Colonel Says the Order of the British Empire many achievements of the organ­ feetion caused 49 per cent of the are Mother Sie. Jeanne de Chantal, only $5. ization in the past year, as reports izations. Eighty Junior Tabernacle the theater to stop it if it became A Mouthful amputations that had to be per­ members act as hostesses for the too raw. Protests had been made superior of Hotel Dieu, and Sister given by committee chairmen and We were sorely tempted last formed in the last war: at Pearl Decarie, in charge of Notre Dame circle presidents showed; $350 was USO-NCCS every Sunday from to the management by telephone harbor the eorrrsponding per noon to midnight. Two members and in person by the Mayor, some week to write a critical piece about hospital nurses. made on the spring benefit and, the utter failure of the blackouts centage was only 9. JP'hy not visit the bank and together with the Fall social, over do all the laundering of the linens of the city coiincilmen, and a* num­ for Buckley and Lowry Field ber of private citizens. in Denver. The reason we decided These figures do not mean that become acquainted with all $800 was realized from these two against this was that we know a war today it any pink Ira. Statis­ main revenue sources. Out of this chapels, approximately 700 pieces Tlie same show was booked for of the Officers and Staff! within the year. other Colorado cities, tt looks like sufficient number of people who tics of the last conflict showed amount, besides the vacation school are sacrificing their time to a per­ that at least 16,000 hospital beds fund, in checks was sent to Current officers were re-elected a brazen attempt to see how far $2ip the theater people can get by with fection of suoh an effort that we were required for every million needy missionary priests at Christ­ a.s follows: Mary Nadorff, presi­ are convinced most of, if not all, men in action. .4rmy doctors fear mas and $25 was donated to the dent; Clella Carter, vice president; indecency. This was the second The time that the Fox concern tried the the volunteers in this work are in that the severity of this war may Denver deanery for parties held at Catherine Maloney, secretary; and it because they think they are help­ force the ratio higher. The num­ Je.ssie Pasquale, treasurer. plan in Longmont within a few the various social centers. wrecks. Another show was adver­ ing the war effort. ber of deaths that may rome when The vestment committee an­ The annual outing, to be held tised hut the protests were so It is about time to slop the non­ Europe is invaded makes one nounced that Tl new sets of vest­ Sunday, June 11, will be a hike to prompt and sharp that the regular sense of having people run around heartsick. But the ratio of those ments had been made and donated Lookout mountain from Golden, manager, then home ill, imme­ in circles, with nothing accom­ dying as the result of wounds in American National Circle presidents will call their RECISIO DUII to priests in the mi.ssionary field diately threw the thing out. plished as a result of the running action or of disease will be a mere and army chaplains in the Denver various group,s to estimate the It is hardly necessary to remind hut making them feel they are do­ fraction of the former amount.— area, as well as four humeral number who will attend. Catholics that it is not possible to ing something that will help win Millard F. Everett. veils, three capes, and 10 altar (Regis College, Denver) Thirteen volunteered to help patronize indecent theatrical per­ the war. It is not the fault of any Nine Regis college students In Bank of DENVER cloths. In addition four complete serve at the senior Tabernacle formances without sin. The pledge local officials that we are made to the naval reserve will report for sets of vestments and two copes society's annual tea held June 11, of the Ixigioii of Decency (which have blackouts, but it certainly is Marriage Renders active duty on July 1 in Carroll were renovated and re-disfyibuted. in Mrs. Ella Mullen Weekbaugh’s refers to motion pictures but con­ their fault that we have had siicli Teachers Incompetent? college, Helena, Mont. The an­ Various miscelianous'articles, such gardens. They were Dorothy tains principles applicable to all dismal failures with them. After nouncement of this information LISTEN TO FULTON LEWIS, JR. as missals, altar card.s, cruets, Meikenhous, Margarite Graven, many months of experimenting “Believe It or N ot" Ripley forms of theatrical entertainment) was made by the Rev. John J. Gib­ Daily, Monday thru Friday, 9i30 PM., KFEL tabernacle veils, confessional cur> laaheUe McNamara, Louise John­ says, in part : “I promise, further, and, we presume, spending money, should send his capital award to. bons, S J., dean of Regis college. tains, and statue coverings for the son, Catherine Maloney, Jerry to slay away altogether from places Denver still does not have a warn­ the Pennsylvania Supreme court The nine include Leroy Bonger, Lenten season, were also donated Stienke, Margaret Volk, Clella of amusement which show pictures ing system that is adequate. Except for a recent decision. It was deter­ Robert Fair, John Gleason, Gerald FRANK KIRCHHOF ADOLPH KUNSIVHLLER through this committee. The Linen Carter, Eurelia Close, Angela that can be an occasion of sin.” for the money spent and the thou­ mined by that august body that Hencmann, Malcolm McLennan, Preiident Vice Preudent and Caihier committee, has sent over 350 small Eisenman, Laura May Given, and If the Fox theaters want to lose sands of hours given up by volun­ a school teacher may be fired if James McCoy, Gerald Wolsld, An plices, albs, and ciborium covers, to Mary and Frances Nadorff. their Cjitlinlic business, let them teer workers, the inadequacy means she leaves her duties to become a drew Kelleher, and John Krause. little. mother. Tlie tribunal, without com­ Although they are called ap­ Col. Philip S. Van Cise has an ment, handed down a unanimous prentice seamen, they will continue article in W ednesday’s Rocky decision affirming a ruling of the their education. This will enable Mountain Kew$ that merits atten­ stale superior court against a Beth­ them to become candidates for tion. He points out that blackouts lehem city school teacher whp had officer training. Carroll college, for Denver are worthless and are, asked for a leave of absenee. The the school to which they will be therefore, absolutely unnecessary. woman had appealed, under the assigned, is a Catholic diocesan There is scarcely even a remote Teacher Tenure art, for time off school in Helena. possibility that enemy aircraft will to have a baby, and was discharged Speaks in Toronto for failing to perform her duties. ever be over Colorado. The colonel, Word was received in Regis in our opinion, spoke a mouthful .\rguing for the school district, college that the Rev. Edward A. »lAin 5314 when he declared we should slop a solicitor for the board said: “She Conway, S.J., instructor in religion ^ a e il w '"*« • • ; the nonsense of following a pattern made it impossible by becoming in Regis college, played a very of war that has little chance of pregnant to perform the duties of important role in the North Amer­ F . J . K ir c h h o f ever coming to us and that we her assignment. If you uphold this ican Institute on the War and the -n't see any S®®® should start programs, to continue case, it would mean a teacher could Organization of Peace held in y o u w ® " * ' for the duration, that will be of absent herself for an indefinite Toronto June 6 to 9. Father Con­ CONSTRUCTIOIV €o. benefit to the morale of our local lime due to pregnancy and still way gave two important addresses comntiinities. ask restoration. An avalanche of at the institute. The delegates to We have our juvenile and social maternity rases might disrupt a the sessions included outstanding BUILDERS problems that could have been school district’s system.” Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish greatly helped if they were given It seems to us contrary to all law leaders from the United States, We Appreciate Your Patronage the hours wasted on unnecessary and public policy to condemn and Canada, and England. air raid preparations. We have punish any married woman for Father Conwaj^ was one of the nothing but praise for the volun­ becoming p re g n an t. It appears featured speakers at the opening 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. teers who have given hour upon equivalent to a threat io all mar­ session held on Sunday, June 6. The hour of their lime to the effort ried women who are engaged in subject of his address was: “To­ at a against possible air raids. We teaching. We fail to see how pub­ wards a Common Platform.” His think, however, that these same lic morale and the school’s “sys­ second address was delivered on KSTABUSBKO ■INCI 111! people would be more than willing tem,” whatever that is, can be Monday, June 7, when he spoke to to devote this same amount of time strengthened by making pregnancy the delegates on the basis of to an effort that would be far more such a dereliction of duly as to Protestant-Catholic collaboration *198 beneficial to their communities.— warrant dismissal. If the educa­ on the peace front. The American Fixture Hubert A. Smith. tional boards drritand that only The institute was held under the single women staff the schools, that auspices of the World Alliance for MtBQfietQrtn is their business. But there are International Friendship Through CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS Army’s Medical Care obvioiislr terrific injustices possi­ the Churches. The Toronto insti­ Vastly Improved ble in ruling that rhild-bearing by tute was also sponsored by 17 col­ CHURCH FURNITURE women educators calls for an im­ laborating organizations, including BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES Although the present war is the mediate ouster. the UniW States and Canadian most intense in history, with great Millwork of All Kinds numbers taking part and an in­ In establishing such a precedent League of Nations associations; the the srhool boards equivalently in­ Catholic Sword of the Spirit move­ credible amount of mechanical aids FRANK KIR(JlBOF 1232 ARAPAHOE ST, to destruction being used, the sold- vade the private lives of the learh- ment, the Church Peace union, and ers who are married. This directive the United Nations association. DENVER, (XILO. is tantamount to a demand in most It was also reported that Father rases that the married teachers Conway had several discussions either quit or practice birth con­ with Archbishop James Charles Archbishop Vehr’s trol. It seems to us unjust on the McGuigan of Toronto. At the in­ one hand and immoral on the vitation of the Archbishop he other. Many teachers who have preached in the Cathedral on Schedule Is Given spent several or more years in the Sunday, June 6; the sermon was profession must forfeit their sen­ broadcast from Toronto. Engagements of Archbishop Ur­ iority or service record, which was Fr. Keenoy Return* ban J. Vehr,of Denver for the merited hy years of hard work, and The Rev. Lotiis Keenoy, S.J., ensuing month are announced as which might prove to be a neces­ who had been serving as chaplain follows: sary recommendation in later life. of Fitzaimons I hospital, returned and Be Sute’. ^ Tuesday, June 22: Fountain, We do not believe in mothers' pur­ to Regis college on June 14. Confirmation, 7:30 p.m. suing a career at the expense of Because of the illness of Father Thursday, Jiune 24: Welby, Con­ their children, but we ran see noth­ Harry J, Crimmins, S.J., Father firmation, 3:30 p.m. ing short of injustice in imposing Keenoy had become chaplain on such a disability on women who I Trey Pcrsiati Paw Sunday, Juite 27: Denver, S t May 17. The return of Father are compelled by rirrumsiances to Stephen Mahoney, O.F.M., enabled n a t u r a l Thomas’ seminary, Corpus Christi assume the role of bread-winner in procession, 4 p.m. Public invited. Father Keenoy lo resume his BlenieA M ustaa* the family. duties in Regis college. Sunday, July 4: Denver, Lowry The solicitor’s argument that un­ The Rev. George Bischofberger, natural M uskrat Field, Solemn Pontifical Military less such a decision were made “an S.J., and the Rev. Victor L. Vif- Field Mass, 4 p.m. svalanrhe of m atern ity cates” quain, SJ., became members of Uie Sunday, Ju|y 11; Ramah and might bring about the school boy's Regis community. Arriving last Dyed Skuuk Matheson, Confirmation. dream, the rlosing of srhool, seems week, they will remain for the absurd. Tliat all the tingle women summer, during which time they ^ “"■•atviutum squirrel leacliing in t h e public srhooli will be engaged in retreat and Beiedictines, Students should timnllaneously decide to supply work. Both spent the past Caracul contract marriage, or that all the year in Port Townsend, Wash., Give Pints of Blood young married women now en­ where they finished their tertian- too gaged in teaching, and they are ship, the lltlminating year in the from observation a very imall mi­ long period of Jesuit training. Atchison, Eans.—The students nority, should at about the tame Father Vifquain attended Regis Use Our Convenient Budget Plan and faculty of S t Benedict’s col­ time conceive children it sheer high school and college and sang Voue Stfte^io^e Wttt Bo Unhl fnff I \ i lege and the members of St. Bene­ folly. Apparently tome legitlalort, his first Solemn Mass last year in dict’s abbey turned out in full force and others who are supposedly in­ S t Philomena’s church. H i s to donate more than 100 pints of culcating right standards of think­ father, B. M. Vifquain, resides at hamilton’s blood to the American Red Cross. ing and acting in our public 1432 St Paul street Father Bis­ The blood will be converted into schools, have not learned that it is chofberger is also a Denverite. He precious plasma to be used on dangerous to tamper with inalien­ was graduated from Regis high 1616 STOUT ST. ^ the battlefropts for wounded able rights of men.— Rev. John school and has a brother residing American warriora. Cavanaght in Denver. PAGE TEI^ Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DEKVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KE3rstone 4205 Thursday, June 17, 1948 Captured Nazi Would 70a liko Protection for Catholic Colleges Throughout U. YOUR BOY General in Africa S." All Child-Care olic CoUejge Students, by the delegates pictured below with their liost. Bishop John Mark Gannon (center) of Erie; the IN THE SERVICE Rev. William Hastings (extreme left, lop row), youth director of the Erie diocese; the Rev. Norman T. Weyand, S.J. (next to Father H asti^ ), an instructor in Loyola university, Cliicago; the Rev. Walter J. Conway (front left) of Erie; mnembered in Agencies Asked and the Rev. Paul F. Tanner (front right), national director of the NCWC Youth denartment. A Conlinnal Novena Th$ Stvtn Golden CiUit, by Ma­ bel Famum (Milwaukee, Bruce to the Sacred Heart Washingrton. — Pending legisla Publishing Co., $2.75). tion in Congress looking to day­ In our MonMtei7 Chapel for Along with a detailed account of time care for children whose moth­ the Coronado expedition, this book the duration of the war? ers are engaged in war work presents, for the first time in pop­ Sbaplr Mnd ta bit Dtm* and we will should be amended to protecit ex­ ular style, the biography of Fray gUdJr Include him (n tbli novene. A isting non-profit agencies, William Marcos de Niza, the Franciscan •mell efferina le welcome but not nee F. Montavon, dirertor of the Legal priest 'whose report of seven opu­ •ary. department of the National Cath­ lent cities to the northwest of Mex­ WrHet Secnd Beert Moasiteiy olic Welfare Conference, told a sen­ ico, said to be inhabited by a people Helee Carnen. Wiec, ate committee [says NCWC3. of superior civilization, furnished Montavon spoke with particular the incentive for the first expedi­ reference to a bill introduced by tion to explore the western part of WOULD the present United Statess Senator Elbert D. Thomas of Utah, YOUNG MEN rou UKB Material about Friar Marcos le dedicate rear lire entirtir te the which provides a program of day eerrice of the Bacred Been ae care and extended school service. must have been scanty in compari­ A Reliflous Laj Brother? He also called attention to a meas­ son with what Mias Farnum was Oar Brothere do act teach, bat help ear ure introduced by Senator Carl able to glean concerning’S t Peter Prieete br their prarere and manaal Hayden of Arizona. Claver in her excellent biography, work in ear echeoli and on the aitelona Street of the Half-Moon. B ut 'vito Their life U the hidden life of 8 t Joe> He compared provisions of these eph at Naiarcth. cleee ta the Beart ef bills with steps take in the Lan- what she had to go on, the author Jaaaa Far infenaatiob writei has shown her subject as one of the Sacred Heart Hiieloa Beaia, ham act, which set up public works programs in defense areas, most beautiful priestly characters a u Mario. lU. that Spain gave in the Christiani to recognize rights and contribu­ The distinction of b*ving cap­ zation of America. A man of the tions of private non-profit agen­ tured a Nazi general goes to Capt. 8PIBITUAL cies. surest Cnristian idealism, with PROTECTION for Edvrord A. McGregor, Jr. (above), >oundless charity and an incredible of Brooklyn, N. Y. Shortly before capacity for sacrifice, Friar Mar­ SERVICE ALL MEN cos failed where any man of his First Communist Sent the fall of Bigerte, Capt, McGregor MEN AND BOYS To Parliament Dies in time and nation might have failed CRUCIFORM Combination of was taken prisoner by the Nazis —in being led to believe as true MEDAL SCAPULAR Glasgow as Catholic while he was on a reeonaissance the Indian reports of marvelous with Extra and mission. One morning he was wealth to the North. The Seven Heavy &IIRACU- London.—John Turner Walton, Golden Citie* effectually dispels the Curable ordered to have breakfast with Chrome LOUS who was Britain's first Communist notion, too often engendered by PUted 8 t Joeeph member of Parliament and who Gen. Boroweitz, who informed him popular histories, that the priest td-INCH and has died in a Glasgow hospital, was that “today you are my prisoner; was, if not a pious deceiver, at CHAIN 8L Chriitcphar received into the Church shortly tomorrow I’ll be yours.” That least a fatuous marvel-monger. with after he retired from politics and statement came true soon after, Next to that of Friar Marcos, Five Women in Famiiy Prayer- settled down to li' j in retirement and when the Americans entered Miss Famum’s best* characteriza­ Holy Family Debt Reduction in Eire, it has been revealed here. Bizerte Capt. McGregor presented tion portrays the Moorish slave MANOMET P O I^ Book Mr. Walton formerly had been a his capturH general. The young Estevan, whose knavery was per­ Are Army Lienlenanis WALLET Quaker. officer is a graduate of St. Francis' haps the chief cause of the Span­ PLY m o u t h -MASSl 4LL FOB ONLY prep, Brooklyn, and has been in iards’ deception. The most thrill­ Hafiover, Kans.—There are five Drive Shows Good Progress O N THE OCEAN ($l.0S each) £ Work of Catholic Schools the army for three years.— (Photo ing chapter in the book is that female lieutenants in the family of Soldiere A Bailors 91- Features) v;hich relates the story of Este- Om oF hWw EngloiKri Finot Retort page, indexed, poeVet- Called Thrilling Sight Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Brychta of Hoieli. Privete belhifi) bcKk • * • ilte PRAYES-BOOK van’s imprisonment in the pueblo of C’bola and his escape^nly to fall (Holy Family Parish, Denver) a gift of $5,000, the parish, as a St. John’s parish in this city. twimmins pool«. . GoH (Daily D evotions). The Holy Family parish debt result of a partial coverage, has Mounted In Attractive Chicago.—“If we are thrilled by M IN immediately under a* shower of ar­ Mrs. Brychta, a registered nurse, COOTM 041 koul SrOtffiJl a a • TtAltil Military style leatherette Wallet, yith reduction campaign is progressing subscribed an additional $9,000 the mechanical efficiency displayed rows. Another good portray»l is is a lieutenant in the army med­ • •. Bootin). 0 * FiikiNf. Every rtcre« Handy Compartmenti, Catholla Idenoflea- that of the viceroy Antonio de satisfactorily. Starting out with to date. The average subscription etfoeel ettreettoo. tion. and notebook pagee, Haa aonvanient in producing armaments, we received is more than $50 per fam­ ical corps; and four daughters, •trap faatenor. should be more impressed by the Mendoza, one of the greatest co­ Mildred in Camp Wallace, Tex., spectacle of our Catholic educa­ lonial administrators who ever Archbishop Invokes ily. It is hoped that a substantial I c o r e w ith Early Ordere—MIHAC- lived. reduction of the debt may be and Cecilia, Sydonia, and Mar­ r i U i L ULOU8 INFANT JEBU8 OF tional institutions fighting gal­ made, and that the parish may be cella, in Camp Joseph T, Robin­ PIAGDB—TInUd Picture with Prayer lantly against time to give our na­ n Throughout her narrative, Miss Benediction in C. U. son, near Little Ro(ik, Ark., also tion officers, doctors, nurses, and placed in a position to liquidate its Order Famum unites a fine group of obligations within three years. are nurse lieutenants in the army. SEND NO MONEY! erticlee technical experts for every phase historical and geographic fact with Graduation Service A son, Arnold, is in the army. desired. of the war effort,” Bishop William a fine idealism. St. Rita’s circle will meet in the CLASSIFIED ADS Fay poetman on dellvtry (plui few cents D. O'Brien told the graduation Mary LEisenmoti home of Mrs. N. A. Conter, 3847 postage end C.O.D. handling). If you feed National rata ZSo par word per taeuei mini- remitunce with order, we pay portage, class of the Loyola university and The Mass Presented to Non- Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Xavier street, Wednesday, June Comintern’s End Fails mom U word*. 1( four or more oeneeeativ* UNIVERSAL CHURCH GOODS i the 6,000 persons who attended the Catholics, by the Rev. John P. Denver gave the benediction at 23, at 1 :30, with Mrs. Francis Wil­ To Alter U. S. Activity laeue* are ueod, the rat* b tOe per word per Box 41S. Dept. R, Chicago, IIL liams as assistant hostess. baua. Paymant meet accompany all ordenu institution’s 73rd commencement. Dear Mui Eisenman: McGuire (Milwaukee, Bruce Pub­ the commencement of Colorado Ad* reeeived on Monday erlll appear In tb* • I tponder whether anything can lishing Co., $1). university in Boulder Monday. It Lawrendfe Friedman, U. S. navy, leaned printed for the (ollowint week. (See and Robert Nelson, of the air New York.—Despite the Mos­ vour lo-tol Rarbter for local rataa.1 .Want to Become a Priest? End of Comintern Aids be done by the Catholic* in ettab- Pamphlets or books in explana­ is believed that this is the first cow edict dissolving the Commu­ We welcome to our Society xealoua youna tion of the Mass are almost s time a member of the Hierarchy forces, are spending furloughs vis­ NURSES IRAININO SCHOOLS lithing day nurteriet for children iting their parents. Mrs. Nelson nist Third International, better iwen anxious to devote their lives ej Salve- British Communists monthly occurrence, but, before has officiatedjn this manner in a known as the Comintern, Commun- MAKE UP TO S2S-Si WEEK at a Trained torien Prifstt to the Apoetolate of parish. up to tchool age. It seems to me this booklet, nothing seems to have C. U. graduation. The invitation and child accompanied Mr. Nelson Practical Nun*. Learn quickly at homt, missions, retrests, isctures • to ths sduestlon ists here apparently are going that Catholic* are far behind in been written from the specific point to act came from Dr. Robert L. to Denver. SMklet Fret. Chleaaa School of Nnninc. of the laity and of aspirants to ths priast- London. — The decision to dis­ along as usual. William Z. Foster, Dept. R-4, Chicaao. hood: to the cause of the Catholic Prtia, etc. solve the Third International is of thi* movement. They diiapprore of view of the non-Catholic. An Stearns, president of the institu­ A capacity crowd attended the Craduatae of the elementary school, and in general of the idea of caring national chairman of tha Com­ immediate interest here because it outgrowth of a need felt by Fa­ tion, who gave the principal ad­ games party in the parish hall munist party, and Earl Browder, OLD COLD WANTED such at bavt had somt or cemplate high for children of women who work. GOLD tSS OUNCE. WANTED OLD GOLD, eeboot or eoUese, or a rt advaneed in yaars, gives the British Communists an­ ther McGuire through 17 years of dress. Tuesday, June 15, noting the first general secretary, are reported It is not right to put all employed Gov. John C. Vivian also spoke SILVER. Ship watchoe, acid teeth, rinai, are welcome to correspond immedistoly. Ad. other card to play when their re­ parish work, this pamphlet should anniversary of these social affairs. "busier than ever” in the New jewelry, chaini, etc., any condition. Also vancod students but deScient in Latin credits newed application for affiliation to mother* in one category, for many prove invaluable to the Catholic briefly, and the Norlin alumni dlamondi, amber bead*, cameoi. Caih re­ raceiva specie! coureee.—If you are too poor of ut are forced to be the bread­ York headquarters. ta pay tho full fees we she!) seek to solvs the Labor party comes up for fur­ who is looking for a handy, com­ award for distinguished achieve­ turn mall. Satufaction or artielea returned. winner* through no fault of our pact, self-explanatoiy manual from ment was presented to Maj. Gen. Virginia Ball Is Wed Eldred'a Jewelry Salraa* Service, Box 107, your prohlom througk the eid of epectaJ ther consideration. Past applica­ Depew, N. Y. k n o f actors. tions were rejected on the ground own. We are hetpiei* to secure which to draw the right answers to E. G. Chapman, formerly of Den­ In Richmond Ceremony Regiment’s History to Be Such as have had six ytare of Latin enter the party owes allegiance to a di­ Catholic training for our little one* questions his non-Catholic friends ver, who is national director of PHOTO FINISHING the novitiate immediately. No charges I until they reach kindergarten age. Written by Benedictine DISCRIMINATING CAMERA FANS. 8 cx- Writs to the address below indicating agt rectorate abroad. ask about the Mass. Photographs tmining paratroops and other air­ M. R. Miss Virginia Carter Ball of poeur* rolb lUy quality earTletd, your and extent ef education. illustrate all the atepa in the sacri­ borne forces. More than one- cboica either * elaht Reytonc piinta and VERY REV. FATHER PROVINCIAL. fice. fourth of the 644 graduates were Richmond, Va., daughter of Mr. Atchison, Kans.—The Rev. Ger- free photo folder for keepina printa lafely SOCIETY OF THE DlVl.VE SAVIOR. awarded degrees in absentia; 169 and Mrs. Warner T. Ball of Den­ vase Burke, O.S.B., of St, Bene­ or * 2 printa of each aood txpoiun, tSe, Balratorlan Seminary S t Ntilanx, Wli. CHAPLAIN NEEDS The Catholics have made a good ver, became the bride of Harry Quality that excale. Leaden elnoe 1920. start in founding day nurseries. members of the class were in the dict’s abbey completed his course Ray'i Photo Service, OepL 48-F, La Croete, 2 Filipino Jesuits to Be military service or in war jobs. E. Stoeckle, Jr., son of Mr. and in chaplains’ training school in ROSARIES In some cities is offered exactly Mrs. Harry E. Stoeckle of Sturgis, Wiiconeln. Become a Salvatorian Lay Brother the type ^of earn you advocate. Harvard university and la sta­ INDIVIDUAL A T T E N 'nO N EACH NEGA­ No Studies. No Tnitlon Roonlrod Send tot Chaplalii F. E. Lollich In ether places, however, the Raised to Priesthood Mich., in the rectory of Sacred tioned in Camp Van Dorn, Miss. TIVE GUARANTEES OuteUndina Plo- Join our eetlvo and contemplative Society Lf. Geo. Porter to Be Heart Cathedral in Richmond. A He has been asked by army of­ tnrea. Roll Developed and Eiaht Printa if you wish to oonsscrate yourself to God 290 Inf., 75 DIv., Ft. L. mevament includes only young­ cousin of the bride, Mrs. Alvin V. .25c. Eiaht Beautiful 4x6 enliraementa as a Lay Brother, devoting your life to sters of kindergarten age. Suit- ficials to write a history of the .36c. Inunedlat* Service. Htllina Baa* prayer and work In the peace and Quiet of Wood, Mo. Leake, was the bride’s only at­ able buildings for such a project, Woodstock, Md.—Two young West Point Instructor 125-year-old fifth infantrv regi­ Free. Univentl Photo Service. LaCroue, the monastery. Filipino Jesuits, tha Rev, Paolo V. tendant; the best man was John ment, ofwhichheischap^^ Wisoonein. If you know e trade, place It In the service trained personnel, and sufficient Stoeckle, brother of the bride­ ef ( M 1 If you are not skilled in a trade, we capital era the chief barriers to be Barolome and the Rev. Rafael de shall be glad to teach you one. Develop what First Lt. George V. Porter, for­ groom. THE ABBEY SCHOOL met. Ocampo, will be ordained to the mer star football nlayer of Regis is good in you for God’s Cause I Aik for in­ priesthood in Woodstock college formation indicstina your age. Addresa: CANON OTY, COLORADO It has been found workable in high school, Denver, and the Uni­ VERY REVEREND FATHER PROVINCIAL rbs place (or year yoang soo In thest soma communities for private June 20. Both young men were versity of Nebraska, Lincoln, has Sisters Celebrate 50 SOCIETY OF THE DIVINE SAVIOR troubled times. For boys (rora IZ years old sent to this ebuntyy. in the summer Cilliolic12car lOel^rc A»ocUtion Salvatorian Seminary S t Nstians. Wise. homes to care for small children. been chosen as an instructor for Moat Rev. Francis J. Bpaliman, O.D. President and up. Tboroogb training by experienced of 1940 to begin their theology the United States Military acad­ Years’ Work With Deaf RL Rev. Megr. Bryan J. MeEnUgart, LL.D , National Seereury leculty ef Benedictlno prieete. Ideal moun­ Such a plan is ideal where the work. Their ordination will raise Your Purchase of War Bonds tain elimata, large campus. AU sports in­ foster-mother loves the work and emy in West Point, N. Y. Lt Por­ Rev, John J. Corrigan, Aaaletant Secretary cluding hdrssback riding. Inoulrat Ths to 30 the number of Filipino ter, who completed Regis high in Marrero, La.—The 50th anniver­ and Stamps Helps Secure Your HeadmiiUr, is motivated by the desire to give priests in the Society of Jesus. Future. of herself, even after she has 1936 and Nebraska U. in 1940, sary of the work of the School Sisters of Notre Dame in charge AN ALTAR spant many yaars roaring her own had been stationed in Fort Hua- Hinrtilay, June 24, will be the Fea*l of Corpn* Chritti. family. chuca, Ariz. of Chinchuba institute for deaf- L’Assomption College mutes was marked with a Mass It la a Feaet of tho Blo**ed Sacrament. Provide an earthly We might work on the sug­ His wife, the former Miss Mary abode for our Eucherietic Kinf. Erect by your gift of Fifty Counts 7,200 Graduates Catherine Guiry of Denver, and celebrated by the Most Rev. JoS' gestion in our women's clubs, his daughter, (iinny, will live in eph F. Rummel, Archbishop of Dolleri an Altar in a mietion chapel. trying to seek a solution in the New Orleans, and Solemn Benedic­ L’Assomption, Que.—^L’Assomp- West Point with-Lt. Porter. MISSALS NEEDED individual communitias. Tha char­ tion college, founded 110 years tion. WE NEED MISSIONARIES ities offices are flooded with en­ ago and situated in the Archdio­ The Go-epel of Trinity Sunday it Every Catholic underatands how treaties for foster homes, espe­ cese of Montreal, counts some Cuban Woman Is 148 the "why" of the Catholic Near important a Missal is. It is the cially now that war has taken 7,200 graduates among whom are Years Old at Her death Slovaks Present 'Two East Welfare Aaaociation, Go book from which the priest reads young fathers. Those on tha home six Bishops, one Prefect Apostolic, Ambulances to Army forth, teach and baptize the people Holy Mass. Every chapel must front left in circumstances to help of all nations. Our Blessed Lord have one. In some of our mission 27 other dignitaries, 35 canons, Havana, Cuba. — Guadalupe chapels priests are using tom or . out a neighbor in need surely can 550 diocesan priests, and 200 Pasaic, N. J.—Following a Mili commanded His first priests. To do their part in a concrete way to­ Sierra de la Rosa of Manzanillo do just that, Our Lord instityted much soiled Missals. Perhaps you priesta of religious orders. celebrated her 100th birthday by tary Mass in St. Mary’s Slovak will send Ten DoUara to buy a ward reconstructing tha world on churcH and a colorful parade the Holy Priesthood, which is to Christian lines by opening their miking a pilgrimage on foot to Missal. the shrine of the Virgin del Cobre. through the streets of Passaic, two function until the consummation of hearts and homes to victims ef Priest Gives His First the world. war. But that was 48 years ago; ambulances purchased by the Slo­ Blessing Over Radio Guadalupe died recently at the vak Catholic sokol were blessed Our missionaries are fulfilling FINAL REQUEST Our Catholic homemakers are age of 148. She was bom in 1795. and presented to the United States that command of Christ They are Hundreds of children in our mis­ laboring with all their energy to sions are to make their First Holy not totally deaf to the plea for London. — A priest newly or­ She was never ill during her en­ army a t ceremonies attended by care ef the young. But I do think tire life and never had a physician. more than 2,000 persons. bring the people of tho Near East Communion. The priesta and sis­ they have not fully awakened to dained in Rome and born in New­ to God—to baptize them, to sanc­ ters have prepared them well. They the urgency of responding to it. foundland gave his first blessing tify them. hope to make it the happiest day (Addretts MU* Mary E. EUen- over Vatican radio, heard here. The success of our work is re­ of their lives. You can help. Dress man. Box 1620, the RegUter, Den­ His name was taken down as the tarded because the number of mis­ a poor boy or girl. Three Dollars ver, Colo.) Rev. Robert Lacey and he was or­ sionaries is 10 few to reach the 160 will buy a new suit or dress. Anniversaries Noted dained in the Irish college in the Five novenas million souls in our mission terri­ Eternal City. He qent his blessing tory. The laborers are few. But For Two Encyclicals to his friends and relatives, notably VESTMENTS his father and mother. G ^ is hearing our prayers. Voca­ A priest cannot offer Mass with­ Buenos Aires, Ai-gentina.—The for membera of the tions among tho young men are out a Set of Vestments, To supply 51st anniversary of the Encyclical flourishing. Many young men of Vestments to our missionaries is a Rerum Novarum and the 11th an­ Quintuplets Will Pray the Near East countries wish to necessity. It costs Thirty Dollars niversary of the Encyclical Quad­ become missionaries. to buy a set. Would you donate ragesima Anno were observed by For Dr. Allan R. Dafoe SOCIETY Our problem is to educate, feed, this gift to the missions? various Catholic labor and social clothe, and train these young semi­ organizations in Argentina. Callander, Ont.—"We will pray narians. It costs One Hundred Dol­ FOR YOUR INTENTIONS GEARED TO BOTH JOBS for him; we 'will gsk God to take of the lars a year for each student. The Ask our missionaries to offer care of his soul,’’ the Dionne quin­ course in the major seminary is Holy Mass for your intentions. tuplets declared when they had re­ six years. We seek friends who will Your offering will help support Moving the men and materiel of war—those are covered from the shock of learning sponsor a young man to become a them. You will receive the benefits the Burlington’s prime assignments for the duration. that their former physician and LiniE FLOWER missionary priest Will you sponsor of the Mass they offer for your in­ frend. Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe, had a candidate for one year; or, better, tention. One is just as vital as the other, for fighting forces died suddenly at North Bay, for the six years? /"must be sustained by a never-ceasing flow of food Do so and share in the command THAT CHAPEL of Our Lord contained in the Gos­ and war supplies which come in large quantities In te rn a tio n a l Vision F ive times »ieh y**i, Soltma Pa!^ ‘ It b ttey for yoa to ehare In tbeee We are hoping to receive a gift lie NorenM ere held eiinaltaneetulr norenti—and In the daily Uaaaee eald pel of Trinity Sunday. Those who of Five Hundred Dollars during from the fields, forests, mines and industries served Called Need of Lawyers at thee* Little Flower Shrinee: At the by the Carmelite Father* each day— share in the work of an Apostle the month of June to build a mis­ National Shrine in 3 t Clara Church, will have the reward oT an Apostle. by the Burlington. Cbieaao: tha New York Shtlne In Our at which a remembranct b mad* for sion chapel to be named “The A sponsor will have the grateful Sacred Heart Chapel.” The Holy Washin^on.—Lawyers of inter­ Ladr ot tha Scapular Church. New the welfare, temporal and eplrituaL of prayers of all o u r missionary national vision are needed to meet York CHty: the Peniuylranla Shrine all Member*. Father will have^t built where it But our job doesn’t end with military movements. In Holjr Trinity Church, Pittaburzbi priesta and sisters. the problems that will arise from and the Eaatem Shrine In SL Ceoilia ONLY tl.* ( A TEAK will (lo the most good. Will you be There is another assignment to be met—the handling of the donor? the world revolution of ideas Church. Enslewood, N. J. J a it fill out the blank below and SACRED i Te ART MONTH greatly inacased civilian freight and passenger traffic, through which civilization today is June is the month of the Sacred Hemben of the Society ot the Little mall it with on* dollar (annual date) ONCE A YEAR passing, the Rev. Francis E. Lucey, Flower ere notified In advance by Heart. Help us bring people to a much of which is vitally important to the war effort. S.J., regent of the Georgetown "for your membenblp in the Society We write our membera but once mail ot thoee ooTenae that they may of tho Littlo Flower. Ther# b no ob- knowledge and love of tho Sacred univenity school of law, declared participata by attendinz or jotnina Heart. Your donation of Fifteen a year, and that to renew their thrauah prirata derotione. Theaa art liaation of dally prayeri; no further membership. Membership dues are All along the 11,000 mile front served by the in an address to 27 graduatei of reQuirement* or paymenb. So join Dollars will buy a statue of ^ e the school. the t^ea te aik for ipecitl blaaiinzi the main support of our missions. Burlington Lines, our equipment and the energy of and to praeent apeclal petition* to bo thia mbeionary work of apreadina Sacred Heart for a p o - mission Dsnvsr’s Nswsst Partrilt Stadio placed la the alulae altar ef St. knowleda* and devotion of Little Join our Association. One Dollar Flower. chapel or school. The missionary more than 35,000 workers arc dedicated to the great­ Memorial Planned for Tbtreeal will appreciate your gift. a year for individual membership. est possible fulfillment of these wartime obligations. ONE BEAUTIFUL Twenty Dollars f o r Perpetual Pope’s "Silver Jubilee TO TEACH Membership. FRENCH GRAY CAJUfELITB MONASTERY, 9411 DanU A vt. Chleaara. HI. We need thousands of catechism- Vatican City.—^There has been Her* b ena dollar for whick picaa* enroll me ai an annual Member ef tha prayer books. A Dollar will buy YEAR’S SUPPLY 4 ^ VieioMf 8x10 PORTRAIT formed in Portugal, under the Society of the Little Flower and tend me free membenblp deicriptivc folder. ten copies. Supply a quantity. We Eight Dollars will buy the Can­ presidency of H. Em. Cardinal need them to teach the children dles used at all devotions in a mis­ Buy UnHed Statet War Bondi and $tamp$ With this adv. QQf% Manuel Goncalves Cereieria, Patri­ and converts. sion church for a year. for o n ly ...... w O v arch of Lisbon, a special committee Naaii.. to present, in t)ie name of the tm d cM oommunlettfont la Photo Art Studio faithful of Portugal, a Chapel of Addree*.. Builindton Our Lady of Fatima to be incorpo­ "t: ^ 1 IMO CaUftmU MA. SItl rated in the Church of S t Eugene Catholic Tlcar East IDclfare Assodation No Appoletasnl Ntessssrr in Rome, which is planned as a me City. SUt*. Route Dailr, to t. m. te 7 p. m. morial of Pope Pius XII's silver 4t0 Lulngton Avo. «t 4«th «t* Now York, N. Mandsr, 10 s. m. te 0 p. g I ______V jubilen as a Bishop, 'to a a.BJia J a a a.i .a.».a.Ka a a.a.a.aK'K Wa.'ra a abrw iw Bjnrsw w Bw w *s.w r*a-aJ

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FOR 600 ARD COUNTRY MARIST TO SING FIRST MASS // Anna GouUiiig Is , Honor Roll of the Men and Failer Grady to WEAR IT OUT- IN GRAND JUNCTION CHURCH Women in Service From the Diocese of Pueblo (Continued From Last Page) depot nine baseball team in a San Ved in Durango (* IndicaUi miitiag in diad or ItUUd in aerrica.) Sing First Mass MAKE IT DO - Antonio, Tex., newspaper. His t Field, Fla. A brother. Pvt. Al­ team plays in the service baseball (Continued From Last Page) bert Simonetti, is in the coast ar­ league, and he rrss a member of St. Patrick’s Church, Crested Butte Durango.— (St. Columba’s Par­ Francis Xavier, Portland, Ore., • Yes, during the present War emergency with tillery of Camp Pendleton, Va, a league all-star team which ish)—Miss Anna Mae Goulding, R. J. Salinger Aug. 5, 1931. He made his scho­ played the Waco flying school ag­ John Armanini Pvt. Benjamin L. Halligin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emeat F, Bruno Tony Salinger lastic studies in Mt. St. Michael’s, Gas Equipment Manufacturers devoting their time Grand Junction, arrived recently gregation recently. He has a hit­ Goulding, and Lt. John L. Duggan, Spokane. After teaching for two ting average of .300 and believes John Byouk Joe A. Savoy and efforts to the manufacture of War materials at the army finance replacement son of Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Duggan, Alex ( jimpbel] years in Gonzaga high school, he training center at Fort Benjamin that he may possibly return to pro­ were married at 7:30 Thursday Rudolph Saya made his theological studies in St. to cook Hiro-Hitler’s goose, we must take the best fessional baseball after the war. John T. ^mpbell Harrison, Ind., to begin his basic morning, June 10, in St. Columba’s Frank Carricalo, Jr. John L. Sedmak Mary’s college. possible care of our present Gas appliances. To training in army finance. Pvt. Jack was captain of the Eastern church before the Very Rev, F. P. Louis W. Sedmak State Teachers’ college nine and Otto Carricalo (U5N) He is the son of Patrick Joseph Halligan is the son of Mrs. Rose Cawley. Attendants were Miss Joe Celin Joe Shaffer (USN) Grady of .223 E. W’illamette, Colo­ this end, the Pueblo Gas and Fuel (3o. pledges its Halligan, Palisade. His wife, after graduation played in the Ruth Banks of Delta and Redman Louis Somorak (USN) Florida. State league. Jack played Janiea Chriatolf (DSN) rado Springs. His mother is de­ desire to cooperate and assist you in the proper Mary Halligan, is re.siding at 1802 Duggan, brother of the bride William Evic Sudwif A. Somorak ceased. His sister is Mrs. David E. Orman avenue, Pueblo. baseball and softball for a num­ groom. Miss Virginia Duggan sang A. J. Sporrich (USMC) care and operation of your present gas appliances. ber of local teams and for Eastern F. E. Fiaher (U8N) Ramaley of 924 W. Adams, Cpl. John (Jack) Merlino, Pali­ for the service, accompanied by Rudolph F. Galloirich Martin J. Sporcich Pueblo. He will be ordained for Colorado aggregations. Two of his Mrs. J. D. Bechtel. A wedding Emil ^ ritze r sade, is described as the sparkplug brothers are also in the service. A1 Tony Gallovrich the Northwest province, which in­ The same ingenuity, manufacturing facilities of the Normoyle, Tex., ordnance breakfast for the bridal party and Adolph Halazon Peter P. Spritzer cludes the states of Washington, bert, vho is in the navj', was home relatives was served in the Coffee John M. Stajduhar recently on furlough, and Eddie, Fred Halazon (USMC) Oregon, Idaho, and the Territory and engineering that is now breaking production Mass Sung in Vancouver shop. Rudy Halazon (USMC) .Albert M. Starika of Alaska. who recently entered the army, is Victor L. Starika records in War Materials, will bring you better stationed with a medical corps Lt. and Mrs. Duggan left for Paul J. Helfrick $ For War Dead of Belgium their home, 161 Quarry Canyon, John Kaputhin John Stefanie and more carefree Gas Appliances when Victory unit at Fitzsimons General hos­ John Sukle, Jr. pital near Denver. Bisbee, Ariz. On the way they Matthew J, Kikel Si. Mary’s LCRA Oives is ours. Vancouver, B. C.—Archbishop will visit the Carlsbad caverns in Mathew A. Kochevar (USN) Albert Sunich William M. Duke presided at a 3 Sons on Furlough New Mexico. John Krizmanich E. J. Sunich * Prize to Denver Birl Solemn Mass in the Cathedral of Three sons of Mr. and Mrs. H. A mistake was made in report­ Rudy Krizmanich Ralph Sunich the Holy Rosary for the Belgium C. Erskine, 1035 White avenue, ing Mrs. Mary Klahn’s return to Ted Kuretich (USN) William V. Tezak w ar dead. are home on special furlough, her home here from San Diego. Edward Kvatemiek John Verzuh At the regular meeting of Keep On Buying War Bonds and Stamps called here bjy the serious illness of Mrs. Klahn spent the winter visit­ Tony Lackner Martin Verzuh St. Mary’s LCBAIB; in Pueblo“ ‘ June ■ Scientific Method for their sister, Darlene, 11, who has ing relatives and friends in Los Rudy Malenaek W. D. VUlotti 10, an award of beautiful pillow* been undergoing treatment in St. Angeles, was not doing defense William McIntyre Dan Weber (USN) cases was made to Miss Mary Kot- Restoring Gray Hair Mar>’’s hospital. Sgt. Harry C. work, nor had she been in San John Mufich Edward Yaklich tenstette, a juvenile member from To Its Natnral Color Erskine, with an armored division Diego. Charles Murphin Philip Yaklich Denver. She is a former resident THE PUEBLO GAS and FUEL CO. at Nashville. Tenn.. arrived Thurs­ Barbara Risley fell off her Albert C. NiccoH Louis Yudnirh of Pueblo and granddaughter of Medicil Selenct Kii icored « gr«»t vie day, June 10. Pvt. Albert Ers­ bicycle recently and injured her John Niccoli * Rudolph Yudnich Mrs. Agnes Kerrigan, past presi­ tory for women end men who have vainly kine, stationed at a radio training right hand. Victor M. Niccoli John Zugancic dent of St. Mary’s LCBA. confronted the problem of gray hair Wnlcb bae handicapped them through life. Company with the marines at San Lt. Fergus Pin^ey, who had Mike Ochko Nory, newi of a thoroughly aclentlftc. Diego, arrived Friday, June 11, been visiting relatives here for a Mike Panion , reliable eyetem has meant new happini« and Jerry Erskine, stationed with few days, left via Gallup, N. Mcx., Edwin Paiie (USN) for thoueandi who havt been emharraaew the navy at Norfolk, Va., arrived by gray hair It ia known aa the "BEU- June 11 to return to his military John Perko TALURE" way for the progreuiye reetora the same night. duties in Camp Young, Yuma, Inuis Perko ticn of natural color to the hair. WAAC Mary Agnes Wolf, sta­ Calif. His wife, mother, and sister Nick J. Perko "BEUTALURE" reetorea gray hair gra^ ually and Incontplcuouely. and whila pralv tioned at the post headquarters, accompanied him as far as Gallup, Rudolph Perko tieally colorleei IttcU, it ie enually eff«- Fort Custer, Mich., has.been pro­ N. Mex. William Perko ttve for Blonde. Brunette or Auburn hair. moted to the rank of private first Pdstma.ster M. J. Brennan, who John W. Plutt (USMC) It 11 endoreed by phyalciane and can be John Pogorelz. applied effectively before or after perma class, attended the eighth annual conven­ Bent waving. . _ Leo Prinster is leaving for tion of the Colorado chapter of the John Radon J. A. Williami of 315 Went B9th Street. Salt Lake City, where he will meet National Assooiation of Postnias- Armando Roderequez N Y. C., bee eigned an affidavit which ters, returned in the week. Ses­ Albert A. Rozman riad i: "I had gray hair for many yean his son, Andy Prinster, who is now and felt it quite a handicap when going on a leave of several days from sions were held in the Albany Edward Rozman (USN) for a Job. but now thanka to 'BEUTA- duty with the navy at San Diego. hotel, Denver, where delegates and Robert Ruggera LURE" method of reetoring the natural visitors were addressed by Phillip Willard Ruggera color to gray hair, my head hat Ita original The son enlisted in the navy Nov. light ahado of hair which malcea me look 1, 1942, and after completing his J. Gallagher, national president, of George Salinger many yean younger." boot training was assigned to a Woburn, Mass. Joe Salinger All who lee • thii announcement art radio tower control scnool. He The C. p. of A. held their husi ■rged to •end $1.50 for the *'BEUTALURE' has now completed that course. ness meeting and social meeting treatment. ReeulU art fuacantecd or He is to fly from San Diego to combined Wednesday evening, money refunded. Addrtaa June 9, Refreshments of cake, ice UNITED LABORATORIES SALES CO., Salt Lake City, where he will be Many Catholics in Dept. 10, *25 Weat 5« St., New York 1, N. Y. met by his father. cream, and coffee was served by Mmes. Mary L. Cummins and Lilah Cummins, and Misses Margaret CASH FOR Lay Women Will Meet Blatnick and Martha Clarke. The /yOlV HUMAN HAIR next activity will be a picnic in 01 iCK C.\sH (mt ltum*n hilr. M«ll )r«$ir half Walsenhrg Area t« ot Wc’lt mak« you • dfimitf o Carmen Pasquale, and Mrs. Mary Drig­ were elected: Grand knight, Jos­ pine*f," and (nil infomatlon about tha Ufa hunianea gers. Eight other children preceded her eph Caldirola; deputy grand roar Ordtr o((ara Roman Catholia man and bora. in death. Requiem Mass St. Joseph's knight, Pete Smilanich; chancellor, church, Salida, Juno 10. Interment Fair- view. James Faricy; recording secretary, Nama Louis Guiliano; treasurer, Paul f Moschetti; advocate, Joseph Telck; Straat Communion Given 2,000 inside guard, Joseph Guiliano; In Brazilian Field Mass trustee for three-year term, John S tata. Falgien. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.—Despite 2 Baptizad Crews-Beggis Occupation- ■arriad or Btn«la_ a steady rain, the annual field Baptized June 13 by Father Mass for army and navy men, held Dominic were Juan Antonio, son of under the auspices of the Catholic Mr. and Mrs. Juaiv Gomez, with Nnrabar at dapandant ehUdrant (bora). (Klria). Military guild, was celebrated by Mr. and Mra. Philip Alania as Pueblo Colorado the Most Rev. Andre Arcoverde, sponsors, and Donald Robert, son Mr pariab M ■ retired Bishop of Tauhate. More of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fahrizio, than 2,000 men received Holy with Mr. and Mrs. Steva Fabiriso Communion. aa sponsors. r

NEWS OF THE PEEBLO DIOrESE 10,000 CATHOLICS IN WALSENOURG DISTRICT • (- T^al] TnaiiPY n f 1 chapel is shown In picture below at right. The adobe church UCI>1’ J. U W C I UJ L yU 'gM 'll' iijg quaintest of the seven mission chapels attended from Fr.JohnH.McDonald,S.M.,| 0F [. COINCIL St. Mary's pariah, Walaenburg. The East .Spanish peak of the Sangre de Cristo range oit which the Laguna, LM Veta, and ^nrtIt Vela missions are located, is pictured at the left. Masses Are Offered To Sing First Mass Sunday ||| S|H||)|1 lO LD S In Stere Buildings In Grand Junction Church And Adobe Chanels Grand Junction. — The Rev. Officers for the Mass will in­ John H. McDoneld, S.M., of St. clude the V e^ Rev. Nicholas Joseph’s parish. Grand Junction', Bertrand, assisting priest; the Rev. Salida.—The Salida council of will singr his first Solemn Mass Denis O’Begley of S t Mary’s hos­ the Knights of Columbus held a Historic SI. Mary’s Chereh, Savon Mission June 20 at 9 o’clock in this West­ pital, deacon; the Rev. James meeting on June 9 for the elec­ ern Slope town. He will be pre­ Payne, a native of Grand Junction tion of officers. The results iof the sented with a chalice as an ordi­ now stationed in the Cathedral elections follow: E. N. Lanari, Slruelares in Huerfano Gonnty; Vaca­ nation gift from the parish on the parish, £1 Paso, Tex., subdeacon. grand knight; Bernic Shea, deputy occasion of his first Solemn Mass. The sermon will be preached by grand knight; Joe McDonough, tion Schools Are Gonductsd Father McDonald is the son of the Rev. Justin McKernan, O.S.B., financial secretary; M. B, Moscon, recorder; Phil Muto, treasurer; Mrs. Jennie McDonald. of the Canon City abbey. Mas­ Walsenburg.—Seven missions and the historic St. Mary’s ters of ceremonies will be the Rev. Harry Williams, lecturer; Charles Francis Faistl and Alvi Bertrand. Furphy, advocate; G. V. Hinds, church of Walsenhurg take care of the religious needs of the Priests who have signified their chancellor; Charles McDonough, 10,000 Catholics in the Huerfano county parish. Mass is of­ intention of attending the Mass •rarden; Sam Post, insjdc guard; fered in a store building and schools, as well as in chapel# are Fathers Maurus Zabolitsky, Tlarry Egan, outside guard; scattered throughout the county. The quaintest of the chap­ O.S.B., of Canon City and J. J. Jimmy Amicone, trustee for the Fleger, S.M. three-year term. Guy Post was els is the adobe church in Laguna, an agricultural and stock Father McDonald was gradu­ elected to fill the vacancy of trus­ raising community 12 miles west of Walsenhurg. The chapel ated from St. Joseph’s grade tee for the two-year term caused has a bell tower, built apart from the church, that leans at school and entered the Abbey by the resignation of C. V. Elliott, Jesuit Scholastic, Native perilous angle and threatens to school in Canon City. Higher who is moving to Denver. Father collapse when the call to worship studies were pursued in the Cath­ Bernard Gillick is chaplain. is sounded. About 20 Catholic L olic university, Washington, D. C.. Robert Ferraro, member of St. families attend Mass there. In from which he was graduated Joseph’s parish and of the local Of Trinidad, Visits Home La Veta. Mass is offered twice a BISDiP SELECTS summn cum laude. He entered Knights of Columbus, is home on month in an abandoned store the Marist order and was or­ a 10-day sick leave. He was IS building. The makeshift church The Rev. Joseph Edward Grady, stricken by malaria while partici­ S.J., a native of Colorado Springs, dained Thursday, June 10, in Trinidad.—After an absence of A.B. and M.A. degrees. The last has a congregation of about 100. Washington, D. C, pating in the Guadalcanal cam­ 10 years from his native cityj Rus­ More than 40 children are attend­ will be ordained a priest June 22 paign. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph two years he has been teaching the IBOS. PISEBCBIB sell Mazza, S.J„ stopped in Trini­ by the Most Rfv. Bishop Paul C. A special musical program has classical languages in Campion ing the annual religious vacation Schulte in the chapel of the Im- been prepared by St. Joseph’s Ferraro, he is in the marine avia­ dad between trains on his way to L school there. choir. The school children will tion radio department. He has Montezuma seminary near Las high school. Prairie du Chien, maculata, St. Mary’s college, St. spent some two years in the Pa­ In the Spanish-American com­ Marys, Kans. Father Grady will participate in the procession and Vegas, N. Mex. Wise. Russell Mazza was a mem­ eSacred Heart Cathedral Parish munity of North Veta, Mass is recession. Solemn Benediction cific. New Zealand is his favorite Mr. Mazza is the son of Mr. and ber of Our Lady of Mt Ctrmel country. Pueblo) offered in a little adobe chapel in will follow the Mass. Mrs. Rudolph Mazza of 900 Rob­ church. He belonged to Father The ancient liturgrical rites of the midst of the settlement. Near­ A reception for the newly or­ Sister Mary Jude spent several inson street. He was born and by is the cemetery of that part Canon City.— (Abbey School) — days in Salida visiting the Bene­ Felix Ziccardi's boys’ band and the Catholic Church were dis­ dained priest will be held in the reared in Trinidad, attended Holy played in full pomp and splendor of the parish with its wood crosses The Most Rev. Joseph C. Willging home of Mrs. McDonald and her dictine Sisters before leaving for Trinity grade and high school, and took a keen interest in the activi­ surmounting the graves, Cucha- has designated Thomas Piserchio,! Mt. St. Scholastica’s academy in in* the Pentecostal ceremonies in daughter, Mrs. E. J. Palrang. was graduated in June; 1933. In ties of the church. the Solemn Pontifical Mass at the ras is the site of a comparatively a graduate of Pueblo Catholic high Canon City. She is a native of August of the same year he entered new chapel, kept in fine repair school, as the holder of ihe Bishop Father McDonald is the third Salida, the daughter of T. J. Students Win throne before a filled Cathedral Willging scholarship to Holy Cross youth of the parish to be ordained the novitiate of the Society of Sunday, June 13, at 11 o'clock. The by the settlement of Spanish- Ahern, now of Leadville. ’ She Jesus in Florissant, Mo. After his Essay Prizes Americans 12 miles east of W^al- in as many years. taught in St. Leander’s school in Bishop, seven assisting priests, and novitiate and other studies in Flor­ Alberta Tafoya, daughter of Mr. the altar were clothed in crimson senburg. Northeast of Walsen- Goes to Capital City PuA)lo in the past year, issant, he studied philosophy in St burg is the Gordon chapel, built! Miss Cecilia Cardman, widely and Mrs. Jacob Tafoya of 605 E. red. Seven flaming wax candles Mrs. C. A. Rhodes is seriousi}’ Louis university, St. Louis, Mo. In First street and a pupil in the symbolized the resplendent liarht in a mining camp whose residents known local teacher, has resigned ill in the Rio Grande hospital. these years of study he received his arc gradually moving to other! her position as high school and eighth grade of Holy Trinity of the Holy Ghost. Burning, fra school, won first prize in the grant incense filled the sanctuary communities. Tioga, one of thei Mesa college art instructor to go larger Catholic centers, also is a' to Washington. D. C., where she Bishop Willging essay contest in and Cathedral. The sublime and the elementary school division; touching melody of the Gregorian mining camp, the mine being op-: will be connected with a hew dor­ crated by the Colorado Fuel & '• mitory for government workers. Parish Credit Union Makes an. Dolores Ortiz, daughter of Mr. chant was worthy to be called the She has been given a civil service and Mrs. R. Ortiz, won third prize “praises of God.’’ Iron Co. Ma.ss is offered there rating of junior professional as­ in the junior division of the same Mary Margaret Norton, daugh­ in a school building which also contest. Each student will re­ serves as a labor union meeting sistant. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Norton place. Several hundred Catholics Miss Cardman had been a teach­ Great Strides in 5 Months ceive a copy of the revised New of 417 W. Ninth street, won er in high school and college here Testament suitably inscribed. junior-senior scholarship to the live in the vicinity. Another mining camp, south of for the past ten years, and is well (Onr Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, 300. There are at present 98 mem- • Joseph Lonteen, a student in State university in Boulder. known in art circles. She has St. Thomas’ seminary, spent a Walsenhurg, is the seat of a Pueblo) hers. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Sheehan studied in this country and abroad Week’s vacation in Trinidad visit­ of 103 W. 6th street announced chapel. Rouse and Pryor are and her work has been widely ex­ At the Holy Name society meet­ Twenty-nine boys and girls of ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abe the engagement of their daughter, served by this brick church build­ hibited. ing on June 10, 14 new members the Spanish-American settlement Lonteen. He left a few days ago Josephine, to CpI. James J. 'Trea- ing. The congregation consists of Rev. Joseph E. Grady, S.J. She left Thursdiy for New York were received. 'This brings the to­ of Fulton Heighta received their for Peoria, III, to visit for a time about 160 miners and ranchers tal membership to 96. After re­ nor, Jr., son of James J. Treanor city, where she will visit her sis­ First Holy Communion on Pente­ with his brothers and sister. of Boston, Mass. and their families. Vacation sing his first Solemn Mass in St. freshments were served Father C. schools this year are being held ter and brother, Lena and Frank cost Sunday in Sacred Heart mis­ James C. Cardinals of 225 Brad Patrick’s church, Pueblo, on June Cardman. for a week before go­ J. Murray, S.J., told the men of the sion church. This is the second in La, Veta, North Veta, Rouse,! 27. progress that the parish credit ford avenue was injured June 9 Gordon, Cucharas, and Tioga.! ing to W’ashington. First Communion class to be held in the Pueblo sawmill, where he is Father Grady was born Oct. 13, Given Army Promotion union had made during its first in this church this year. The first Ouray Society Each of the schools is taught by I five months. The union was started group of 14 was made up of boys employed. He is recovering in two Sisteca of St. Benedict and one! 1907, in Colorado Springs, where Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simonetti, his home. he attended St. Mary’s grade 111 N. First street, received word by a small group of members of and girls over 13 who for various of the priests assists in the teach­ Ricardo Duran and Adeline school. He was graduated from that their son, Frank, Jr., has the Holy Name society. To date it reasons were unable to receive Pays Honor to ing. Religious instruction has also Thomat Piierchio Regis high, Denver, in 1925. He been promoted to the rank of ser­ has assets totaling more than $1,- their First Communion before. Martinez were married Sunday, been given this year in Bear Creek. entered the Jesuit novitiate of St. geant. He is stationed in Drew Both of these groups were pre June 13, at 8 o’clock. Witnesses Several hundred children are an­ college for 194.3, The official an­ (TumtoPagell — Column 6) (TumtoPagell — Colum n 1) pared for the sacraments by Fa­ Father Warnat were Anthony and Teafilia Mar­ nually enrolled in these schools nouncement was sent to Mr. Religion Class ther Murray, assistant. Two sis­ tinez. throughout the county, supplement- Piserchio by the Abbey school ters from St. Patrick’s church as­ ing the religious education of­ authorities on June 12. sisted in training the children. fered in St. Mary's grade and high The scholarship, offered U PUEBLO Ouray.—In celebration of the Coloradan Hears Iran (TurnioPngell — Column i) Is Being Held in The parishioners of the mission fifth anniversary of the ordination (TumtoPagell — Column S) are working very industriously at of Father Joseph J. Warnat to Mass by Archbishop Abriemlo Marketeria ST. MARY’S raising sufficient funds to put 24 the priesthood, the Altar society Palisade Parish new pews in the church. of St. Patrick’s church served a PUEBLO Quality Meats dinher Wednesday evening, June 9, South Fork, Colo.—A Colorado HOSPITAL boy, P ^ . Edward Lee Sierra of & Groceries ^ in the City hall. CONDUCTED BY Palisade. — Religious vacation South Fork, attended the Pontifi 503 W. Abriendo Ave. The color scheme of the table cal Field Mass in Iran in which Sisters of Charitv school for the children of the par decorations was carried out in yel­ ROBERT S. FARICY 415 QUINCY PHONE 4740 DEVOIIS lELD Archbishop Francis Joseph Spell­ Phones 2308-2309 ish began June 8. Sister Agnesia low and white. man of New York was the cele­ MAJOR MONUMENTS of Denver and Sister Nathanial of Grand Junction are conducting the Father Joseph Segourn of Mont; brant. GRAVE MARKERS classes. rose gave an address. In a letter to bis father, Frank THATCHER JOE’S SUPER Two vocal duets. "Smilin’ 707 S. Main Si. • Phone 260-W The 13 Hours’ devotion closed M Pim SH III A, Sierra, district deputy of the Through’’ and "The Rosary,’’ were Knights of Columbus, Edward de­ € BLOCK DRUG SERVICE June 1, with the Very Rev. sung by Mrs. Eugene Schwend and SHELTON B R Y A N . Msr. Nicholas Bertrand of Grand June scribed the setting of the Mass. The 77* SO. MAIN PH. lift Mrs. Elwood Rivers, with Mrs. "AN ETHICAL PRESCRIPTION ti^ delivering the sermon. altar was’ erected in a grove of ^ PHARMACr’ GULF GAS A OILS Jerome Paul at the piano. blossoming shrubs and trees. 9 ^ ^ BEAMAN ^ e m a m GREASING WASHING Eddie Merlino is in Fort Logan, CHESTED BUTTE FLOUR P H O N E 2 8 where he was inducted into the A piano duet, "The Glow-Worm,’’ The Archbishop told the Amer­ ROOFING was played by Mrs. C. V. Bates ican soldiers that each, individu army. His brother, Albert, also The Btandard of quality for Insulation • Weatherstrip QfAUTY SHOES FOR THE FAMILY and Mrs. Jerome Paul. ally, not only was a representative in the army, has been transferred Crested Butte.—Devotions were perfect baking. SG6 Grand Av«. Purblo, Cola. THE D. E. BURKE of Seattle, Wash. The boys are held in the church every evening The Altar society presented a of the United States, but of the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Merlino. in May, closing with the crowning gift to Father Warnat as a token Catholic faith, and in his manner PHONE 303 Plumbing & Heating Co. Pfc. Albert Goifredi is attend­ of the statue of the Blessed Mother. of appreciation for his services the of living should be careful to con­ 318-320 N. Santa Fe Ave. ing clerical school in Fort Logan, Miss Veronica Stimac was chosen past two years in Ouray. duct himself as such. Repair Work a Specialty Jack and Bill Dwyer of Denver May queen by the sodality. She had THE PRINCE FRIGIDAIRE Office Phone 909 are visiting their gi'andparents, four attendants. A Living Rosary m Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dwyer. was formed by the sodality and PHARMACY FUR STORAGE N. Msin Mrs. Lannon and Mrs. Berry altar boys. Benediction of the Alamosa Assistant to Spend Blessed Sacrament followed. Pharmaeceuticfd Chemist Doty’s Panalorium were hostesses June 1 at dinner Cor. N'orthom A Pint .Phont tU For Thrifty Buyers served to Father Bertrand,, the Members of the Holy Name so­ TYPICAL BERNSTEUV BROS. Rev. Joseph Kane, Miss Ver- ciety Md Knights of Columbus en­ PUEBLO. COLO. PHONES 8.5 AND 378 Hosted, and Miss Clara Zembola. tertained at a get-together party Summer in New York City SUNDAY DINNER LUHIBER CO. Mrs. J. H. MeVey has gone to Sunday evening, June 6, in the 201 South Santa Fe St. Salt Lake City to join her hus­ Croatian hall, honoring the boys Phone 8 6 2 who left the following day for Alamosa.—Father Andrew Su- The sisters arrived Thursday GIVE DOLLAR Phone 6220 band. Mr. and Mrs. MeVey were and Friday of last week from PRICE CLEAIVER long-time parishioners of St, physical examinations prior to cek, assistant in Sacred Heart par­ ish, left for New York via Wichita Pueblo, The Sacred Heart league Grapefruit Roie Deviled Egs Ann’s. their induction in the army, and Robinson Bros. A1\D DYER and Chicago on June 14. He will served a delicious fish dinner for Vegetable Soup Jimmie Rossette, son of Mr. and the soldier boys who were home on NO ODOR-NO DELAY—NO Roast Prime Riba of Beef (Rare) Au Jua Your Buiines$ Ig Appreciated furloughs. Each boy was presented spend the summer' visiting rela­ them Friday evening. A fine mess REGRET Roast Colorado Tom Turkey— Mrs. Dan Rossette, is ill in St. tives. of trout was contributed by Michael 625 Conn St.. Pueblo Brown Gravy Mary’s hospital. Grand Junction. with a religious service kit by the DAIRY The Palace Drug Go. Rev. Thomas F. Forrest. The Holy Because so many parishioners Gareffa, the father of the parish Broiled Spring Lamb Chops—Mint Jelly St. Ann’s Altar society met in housekeeper. Baked Vintinia Ham—Apple Rlnga the home of Mrs. Carl Anderson Name society presented four of have left Alamosa, and owing to Baked Young Chicken—Dreeiing the boys with Holy Name the fact that no help can be ob­ Registration of new pupils for Pure Milk and Cream Roast Freeh Ham—Applesauce The ^omaJUL Slore June 10. Three guests, Mrs. Lena DUIYDEE New Potatoes in Cream manuals. Refreshments were tained, there will be no third Mass the vacation school will be held “Untouched by Human Hand" Phone. 27-28 406 N. Main St. Beizer of Grand Junction, and from 9 to 12 Saturday, June 19, Buttered Asparagua Mrs. Louis De Rose and Miss served by the Altar and Rosary on Sundays. The hours will be Home Delivery CLEAIVERS & Salad — Cboise of Deserts — Coffee society. 7 and 9. at Central school and classes will Agnes Marie Davis of Pueblo, open Monday, morning, following a WE SELL FRANCIS DYERS PRIVATE PARTIES were present. This was the last St. Patrick’s parishioners sur­ tSUi a Eltubrih St*. Phan* tU4 * PUBLIC DINNERS prised Father Forrest with a purse Votive Mass to the Holy Ghost at ICE CREAM P. E. WYNDl.E. Prop. EXCELLENT FOOD meeting of the society until Oc­ 8 o’clock. WB RETURN EVERYTHING BUT Complete Hotel AccomaodaUoni tober. in honor of the anniversary of his Altar Boys and Phone 59 713 E. 4ih ‘St. THE DIRT SENSIBLE PRICES ordination to the holy priesthood Some of the rural parishioners James William, son of Mr. and have already made arrangements The Mrs. Arnold Kimminan, was bap­ and in appreciation of his splendid HARRIS GAPE work. to keep their children in town for tized June 13, with J. W. Fiegel Choir Members the duration of the vacation school. CHURCH AND SCHOOL VAIL HOTEL 214 N. Main—Pueblo and Mrs. Mary Kimminan as spon­ Vacation school opened Monday, A pound party will be held PROGRAMS — BOOKLETS _ G4TALOGS sors. June 14, with Sisters Gabriri, Thursday, June 17, from 2 to 5 STA'nONERY — OFFICE FURNITURE ANT) SLTPLIES Mirjam, Clotilda, and Bonaven Feted by Group Write nr Call « ture of the Benedictine- order of p.m. 80 that the mothers may meet Chicago and Canon C i^ in chtri all the sisters who will teach in O’RRIEIV PRINTING & STATIONERY CO. St. Francis’ to Have rge. the school. The sisters are living in the (St. Phone 603 114 W, 5ih Street GROVE DRUG STORE Spehar home. Francis Xavier’s Parish, Jim Lopez, the father of 15 chil­ PUEBLO. COLORADO Mass in Afternoon Pueblo) dren, 12 of whom are living, is FIVE BETTER DRUG STORES Father George Spehar of S t Catherine’s parish, Denver, was a The members of the PTA of St. now a grandfather. His oldest son, CENTRAL BLOCK .FIFTH & RUIN\ guest in St. Patrick's rectory in the Francis’ school were hostesses on David, became a father May 23, 24TH & GRAND 726 E. 4th MESA JUNCTION The firtt afternoon Me*, in a June 3 to the altar boys and chil­ and the grandson was baptized parish church in the history of past week. dren’s choir in the parish hall. Amos Luis, The sponsors were an Pueblo, and perhaps of the Games were played and refresh­ uncle and aunt, Earl and Ellen whole country, will be cele­ 76 to Be leilialed ments served. Serving on the com­ Lopez. brated this Sunday at 3:45 mittee were Mmes. Aloysius Hinds, o'clock in St. Francis' church, r Edward Koen, Joseph Zupancic, Pueblo, for defense workers I D. of I. Cereimnir Andrew Andrew’s, Sheridan Wise­ Pueblo Deanery Will who cannot attend Sunday man, Anton Oechsle, Enos Carar, DIRIE S H O P : morning Mass. This is in accord­ Seventy-five women will be ini­ and Walter Ferriter. Meal Monday, June 21 ance with the special privilege tiated into the Daughters of Mass will be offered in Rye Style Without Extravogc^ce White ^ Davis granted by the Holy See, as bella in ceremonies to be held Sun­ Sunday at 10:30 o’clock. reported in lest week’s Register. day, June 20. The day’s program New promoters for the Apostle- The regional quarterly meeting Since St. Francis’ church is so will open with Mass to be cele­ ship of Prayer are Mra. Catherine of the' Pueblo deanery of the close to the steel mills, the brated in the Sacred Heart Cathe­ Hemrick, Mrs. Joseph Prijatel, DCCW will be held Monday after­ Always Reliable workers dan attend Mass right dral, Pueblo, by the Most Rev­ Miss Agnes Tenbrink, Mrs. Thomas noon, June 21, at 2:30 in the Ca­ after they leave their jobs either erend Bishop at 9 o’clock. The ini­ DeVincenty, and Mrs. John Garino. thedral hall. Quarterly reports of at 3 o’clock or at 3:30. It is tiation will take place at 2:30 p.m. In accordance with the summer all the affiliated organizations will hoped that all Catholic defense in the Cathedral hall, to be fol­ schedule, the Sunday Masses are be given. The chairman of the PHONE 1827 workers who are prevented by lowed by a banquet in the Vail at 6, 8, and 10 o'clock. standing committees will also re- their work from assisting at hotel at 6 jp.m. at which Biahop Mass is celebrated every Sun­ ort. The Benefit shop report will PUEBLO, COLORADO Mass in the morning will take Willging winU speak- Other~ ' speak' day during the months of June, Ce° given by Miss Isabel Lynch. advantage of this very special ers are the Very Rev. Thomte J. July, and August in S t Catherine’s The Very Rev. Thomas J. Wolo­ 411 N. Main Street Pueblo opportunity to fulfill thair debt Wolohan and Mrs. E. B. Kprber, chapel in Beulah for the conveni­ han, spiritual adviser, willgive an of divine worship. Btate regent of the Daughtm 'of ence of Catholics on vacation in address, entitled "War Work of 0 ^ Isabella. and around Pueblo mountain parks. the NCCW.”

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