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Contents CopTrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc. 1946— Permission to Reprodnce, Except on Bishops’ Committee Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Xssne Construction Cost For Spanish-Speaking DENVER CATHOLIC IS M ED AIG. I To Excoed $30,000; ij. To Establish Office y FIELD $10,000 Now in Bank
i A Mass dedicated to the army Rev. John J. Birch of Los Angelos, Noted for air forces men killed or tnissing in action will be held in a Lowry Bvlldlng Work on New St. Walter’s to Start as REGISTER Field chapel when the post ob Youth Work, Will Head Regional Center The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We serves the 38th anniversary of the army air forces with a day-long Soon as Materials Are Released; Will In San Antonio, Tex. Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Hail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller open house at the Denver installa Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. (3 cents per copy) tion Wednesday, Aug. 1. Be of Native Rock, Timber “ All Denver parents and wives The initiation of a broad program for the promotion of VOL. XL. No. 47. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1945. $1 PER YEAR who have sons and husbands in the With the architect’s plans already drawn and paid for, the spiritual, social, and economic welfare of the Spanish army air forces or who have lost a three-acre building site in their possession and $10,000 speaking people of the Southwest w'ill be undertaken in a loved one in combat.” declared in the bank, the Catholics of Estes Park are launching a San Antonio, Tex., next month with the establishment there of l i t Col. William C. Williams, post chaplain, "are especially invited to mammoth financial drive that they hope will raise for the regional office of the Bishops’ Committee for the Span 70 Sisters Attend Institute attend these impressive cere- them during the month of August much of the balance nec ish-speaking. Announcement of the opening of the office monies. It essary to meet the cost of the new St. Walter church, was made by Archbishop Robert E. Lucey, executive chair The Mass will be held at 4 p.m. in chapel 27 with Capt Werner A. which will be built in the mountain resort as soon as the man of the Bishops’ committee. Heading the regional staff war is over. will be the Rev. John J. Birch of Rauh, Catholic ch^lain, leading Los Angeles, who is scheduled to the prayers for A A F men killed or It is estimated that the total arrive in San Antonio shortly after missing in action during this war. cost o f the structure will be in Fr, McCartan^ C.SS.R.^ w o n GILLED Aug. 1. A field kit used by Catholic chap excess of $30,000 'and the direc 1$ Denver Visitor lains overseas will also be on dis tors of the drive are confident The Bishops’ Committee for the play. that much of the sum could be Spanish-speaKing was established The Lowry officers’ ^te, E. 5th raised before the victory dinner. after a seminar on problems of the Special building fund envelopes y Spanish-speaking in the West and avenue and Quebec, will be open ON lOiSSISI to visitors at 9 o’clock Wednesday are being printed and distributed Southwest held Oct. 17 to 20, 1944, and it is hoped that the many sum in Regis college, Denver. Arch morning, but the official program of entertainment for the day-long mer visitors who are served in bishop Urban J. Vehr is a member Estes Park by St. Walter’s chapel of the committee. open house will not get under way DF until 1 o’clock that afternoon will aid in swelling the fund. Con S The program decided upon in tributions may be left at the the organization meeting o f the Mighty B-29 Superfortresses, church or rectory, at the Monahan Bishops’ committee held in Okla which are daily dropping more Motor company on the main street 1. homa City, Jan. 10-12, and further than 1,000 tons of bombs on the With the touching appeal to of the village, or may be sent by WIDINEDDDPE amplified in the executive commit Japanese homeland, may be seen mail to the St. Walter Building “ help the innocent who go hun tee session held in El Paso on Feb. in action by Denver citizens Fund, care o f the Rev, Francis J. gry and naked because man made 21 embraces the three following Wednesday, and open house visi Kappes, Loveland. Archbishop The agony of waiting for miss war,” Mrs. Thomas G. Garrison objectives: tors will have their first oppor Urban J. Vehr o f Denver has given ing planes and their crews of his of Golden, president of the Na 1. A building program to in tunity to inspect a Superfort cock incentive to the drive with the "boys” to return from bombing tional Council of Catholic Women, clude clinics, settlement houses, pit and look into a bomb bay. initial offering o f $1,000 from the missions over Germany and the has called upon the Catholic women meeting places for organizations, Plaaai te Be Displayed mission funds of the archdiocese. constant nerve-Mrracking horror o f of the nation to spare no effort in catechetical centers, etc. A huge exhibition of planes— Construction o f the new V-1 and V-2 buzz bombs are well the task of getting speedy relief 2. Service to Spanish-speaking Superforts, Flying Fortresses, Lib church, which will be built of known to Capt Vincent McCartan, to destitute children and nuns of people including care o f migrant erators, Marauders, Billy Mitchells, native rock and timber, is sched C.SS.R., army chaplain who was war-ravished Europe, the Philip workers and families, maternal Mustangs, and Lightnings— will bq uled to begin as soon as ma stationed at S t Joseph’s Redemp- pines, and China. and child care, health, recreation open to the public from 1 to 6 p.m, terials are released. The site is torist parish in Denver from 1938 Mrs. Garrison’s appeal is pub and relief services, development of The types of bombs used by each a beautiful three-acre section of to 1941, and who is now on a visit lished in the NCCW monthly Mee- organizations and leadership, edu of the Dombers will also be viewed (T u rn to P a g e t — C olu m n 4) to the parish while awaiting reas tage, a special edition of which is cational opportunities, co-opera by guests. signment. devoted to War Relief ^ervices- tion with public agencies for Mexi An institute in teaching religion I Denver, last week. The institute] catechist. The children in the dem- Combat veterans who are now Father McCartan, who left fo r National Catholic Welfare Confer can welfare, social insurance, was attended by more than 70 re- was conducted by the Rev. Alo- onstration are pupils from St. stationed at Lowry after overseas ACCW Conference Is the army Jupe 1, 1941, was on the ence. Her plea is in response to a youth movement, etc. ligious in Loretto Heights college,Iysius Heeg. S.J., nationally known! John's parochial school. tours in both the European and first ship of American air force letter from the Rt. Rev. Monsignor 3. A broad intensive program Pacific theaters will be on hand to To Be Held July 27 troops to land in England, on Juiie Patrick A. O’Boyle, executive di of spiritual welfare including en explain the operation of the bomb 9, 1942. After three years over rector o f War Relief Services- couragement o f religious vocations ers to visitors, A few of the vet In Colorado $pring$ seas, he was among the 15,000 men NCWC, describing pathetic condi among the Mexicans, the Confra Heroic Cathoiic Mother FLYING VEIEDAN erans participated in the first B-29 who returned to this country on tions in Europe. ternity of Christian Doctrine, so raid. the Queen Elizabeth when she Nuns go about “ in tom gar dalities for youth, religious discus T h rou gh ou t the afternoon, This is the final notice for the docked in New York June 30, ments, often without shoes, on sion clubs, religious vocation Lowry’s new B-29 transition train joint quarterly conference o f the When Father McCartan landed ing program will he in action,-and their errands of mercy,” Monsignor schools, etc. To Be Feted on Birthday |(|L[[[| m j [ ) ( ) | 5 Archdiocesan Council of Catholic in England the nation was in the O’Boyle wrote in his letter, which The program covers the entire open house visitors will have Women and the annual meeting midst o f some of the darkest days is also published in the special edU Southwest embracing the eccles countless opportunities of seeing of the Colorado Springs deanery of the war. It was,.as the chaplain tion. "Men, women, and little iastical provinces o f San Antonio, " I tried, but somehow I could resignation to the inscrutable the Superforts taking off and land to be held in El Pomar retreat- puts it, "pretty rough going.** children died last winter in Europe Santa Fe, Denver, and Los An never quite find time to be very will of God. ing as part of the trainbg of ex house in Colorado Springs this Chaplains were few in those early active in parish societies,” says perienced four-engine pilots, co from starvation and cold as well as geles, For the first year San An Refusing to give in, the wife set IN B-2D GDISD Friday, July 27, A statue of Our days of U. S. participation in the tonio will he the center o f the Mrs. Ellen G. D uffy, who on the pilots, and flight engineers to man Lady o f Grace, given to El Pomar from bombs. When Dutch teach about the business o f providing for .... _ war, and Father McCartan served ers examined their little pupils, more intensive phases of the pro eve o f her 80th birthday can thee mighty bombers.h o m b e ^ by nurses from the Seton school .many uqits and was transferred count eight living ch il^ en, 12- her large family. And this she did In addition to ^ ^ n g th e -w n - dedicated Ity ’sevetor irra e s .''A fte r about >al* b lo« with eoldr they'dound si t ^ a t gram and in later years emphasK A veteran o f mort than 50 mis- number had only one garment— a will be shifted to other dioceses of in a way that one o f less courage ous types o f Bombers and fighters Archbishop Ufban J. Vehr follow months with groups near L iv e i^ o l, siona of the Italian and Sicilian being used to w a ^ the war against threadbare little dress or suit, and the region. and drive, which age has not yet ing the meeting. Twenty mem he was transferred to units in the Japanese, visitors may also at that most had no underwear at all. Associated with Father Birch on campaigns m et, death in a B-29 bers of the ACCW will enter a North Ireland. A fter service there dimmed, could never have done. tend armament, photographic, and retreat that evening. Luncheon In France, children had to stay the staff of the regional office will There were nine children in the crash in Texas on July 20. He was for some time, he was transferred home from school while their one mobile training unit exhibitions reservations must be made im to the Sixth air disarmament group be a director o f men’s and boys’ family at that time, although one, Lt. John S. Cummings, 26, son of which will be open from 1 to 5 p.m garment was being washed. mediately with Mrs. J. T. Tieme at Chelnsford, near London. This work and a director of women’s Agnes, was married, and another, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cummings Other "A ir Force day” activi- EM. 1610, or Miss Barbara group, which is now in South Ger "In Poland, child deaths have and girls’ work and a committee Mayme, had left school to go to of 3340 W. Walsh street. West- (T u rn to Page 2 — C olu m n t ) Bach, MA. 6913. many dismantling equipment and increased to unknown propor of priests, religious, laymen, and work. A ll of them were graduated wood. (T u rn to P a g e t — C olu m n S) (T u rn to P a g e t — C olu m n 9) from St. Dominic's school in Den installations of the Nazi Luftwaffe, Lt. Cummings, who was a com was ready to cross over to Prance ver, and with this foundation all mercial artist before entering the have remained extremely loyal in December of 1944, but waa held armed forces in June, 1942, re Fr. John Golden Gravely up when von Rundstedt scored his over the years to Church and ceived his commission in October Kathaleen Shell Is Given country. Capt. Eugene F. Duffy, brealc-through. In the meantime, of that year, and in April, 1943, Father McCartan was transferred with the AMG in Germany, and was sent to Africa as a bombardier. Chaplain Richard M. D uffy of to the 100th heavy bombardment He took part in the air raids over III From Injury to Bone group o f the Eighth air force. So, $1,600 NCSSS Scholarship L o * iy Field here, still wear the the Ploesti oil fields, for which he array uniform. Another, J, Don if it were not for von Rundstedt, was awarded the A ir medal with Father McCartan would now be ald Duffy, was only recently dis Oak Leaf cluster. In August of in Germany with no prospect o f charged from the navy on the The Rev. John Golden, a native flown more than a month ago to " I t is like a dream come true” silibities, however, made the pos 1944 he was returned to the States returning to this country for about point system. Several grandchil of Denver who has been serving receive special treatment tor a because of combat faUgue. Later foot injury that he had incurred. two years. is the way attractive and talented sibility of post-college work look dren are also in the service. since his ordination in the Dio he was made a B-29 pilot, and six Instead of healing, the in ju ^ had Never Knew Full Night's Sleep Kathaleen Shell describes her re like a hopeless dream. Yet dreams cese of El Paso, Tex., is in a Still living in Denver are all months ago was sent to Goodfellow developed into osteomyelitis, a It was with the 100th bombard have a way of persisting, and critical condition in St. Joseph’s action to winning a two-year but one of the other children— Field, San Angelo, Tex., to serve rare condition affecting the bones. ment group, known as the “ Bloody hospital, Denver, where he was scholarship to the National Cath when Miss Sheil saw in the Regie- Bernard J., a salesman; Mrs. (Turn to P a g e t — C olu m n 5) Penicillin treatments have failed 100” because of its heavy losse^ olic School o f Social Service in ter that a scholarship contest was Mayme Gibbons, in the real estate to check the infection, which has that Chaplain McCartan experi business: Mrs. Bernice Lowen, being sponsored by the ACCW she now spread throughout his system. enced some of the real meaning o f Washington, D. C. This is the widow o f Dr. Charles Lowen; and Mri. Ellen G. Duffy Leading Service Mother Father Golden has been sta war. In January, February, and first social service scholarship to wondered whether her qualifica (Tu rn to Page 9 — C olu m n S) tioned at the £1 Paso Cathedral March of this year the bombing o f tions would interest the examin be sponsored by the Archdiocesan grandchildren, and four great since his ordination on the Feast (T u rn to P a g et — C olu m n i ) Council of Catholic Women. In ing board. The Rt. Rev. John R. grandchildren. Anyone who teows Chaplain Hieslar Is of St. Joseph, March 19, 1941, at instituting this new program the Mulroy, who knew of Miss Sheil’s the story of this unsung but out the age of 53. That day marked council is helping to fill a great ■J ambition to become a social standing Denver Catholic mother the fulfillment of a long-cherished and evergrowing need fo r trained understands, why she "could never Flying to Service ambition. The priest had been worker, urged her to present her JESUIT. EOHR social service workers in the field quite find time.” forced to drop his theological of Catholic welfare. The cash credentials, and so a dream came On the morning of Nov. 81, In Pacific Theater studies on the threshold o f receiv value of the scholarship is 81,600 true. ing major orders when a serious for the two years. 1913, James D uffy climbed as f Mrs. L. A. Higgins, president of illness forced him to leave the Miss Sheil, the daughter of Mrs. usual into the cab of a Colorado The Rev. Richard C. Hiester, a seminary. Not until 18 years had UENVEfi PRIEST. 1 the ACCW, says that in sponsor J. C. Sheil of 1441 Elizabeth & Southern locomotive to make captain in the chaplains’ corps of elasped. was he recovered enough street, Denver, first became inter ing these scholarships the council the run between Denver and Cen the array and a priest ofithe Arch to resume his studies. ested in social service work while is inaugurating a program that attending Loretto Heights college, tral City, At home his wife and diocese of Denver, left Denver this The son of Mrs. -Bridget Gol-' has the unqualified approval of IS where she was outstanding in her seven dependent youngsters, the week by plane for an undisclosed den, one of the oldest parishioners Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. In assignment in the Pacific war of Sacred Heart church. Father sociolog^y classes. Family respon- youngest of them out three years recent years Catholic community theater. He bad been stationed at Golden was bom in Denver Sept. Announcement has been made old, were going about their busi of the transfer of the Rev. Daniel services of all kinds have shown Maxwell Field, Montgomery, Ala., 21, 1887. He attended Sacred ness as on any other morning. But increasingly the need for trained since his graduation from the army Heart grade and high schools and P. Callaghan, SJ., pastor of the tragedy was not far off. As the Communion to workers in every department of chaplains’ school in the fall of then entered Regis college. It Immaculate Conception church of > » train picked up speed between j welfare work. It is expected that 1943, and was in Denver this week was at the cost of gi'eat personal Albuquerque, N. Mex., to assist Blackhawk and Central City the Miss Sheil will be given a position on a short leave prior to his leaving sacrifice that he received his col ant pastor of the Immaculate Con Be Distributed in the archdiocese upon the suc rails spread and the engine over for overseas. lege education. In 1908 after he ception church in El Paso, Tex. cessful completion of her studies. turned, pinning the engineer be Father Hiester, who was the was graduated from Regis, he en Father Callaghan was ordained for Those on the committee that neath steaming tons of steel. 10th priest of the archdiocese to tered the Jesuit novitiate at the Denver diocese June 3, 1911. At Fieid Mass selected the scholarship winner Knowing that D uffy was a see active duty as a chaplain in Florissant, Mo. He served in that diocese for sev Catholic, some one summoned the World war II, served as an assist eral years as assistant priest in Rev. B. E. Naughton from Central ant in Blessed Sacrament parish. Taught 5 Years Denver and as pastor in La Junta. City, and he, at no small risk to _ In 1924 he entered the So Holy Communion will b^ dis Denver, for two years before he In Regis College his own life, administered the last was commissioned in the chaplains’ ciety of Jesus and made his tributed in the Military Field Mass sacraments to the dying trainman, corps. His brother, Capt. Blake For 13 years he lived as a mem novitiate at Grand Coteau, La. ber of the Jesuit community. to be offered this Sunday at 9 who, a bystander noticed, smiled Hiester, is with the M P’s in Paris. A fter two years he was sent by f A fter completing his novitiate he bis superiors as an assistant to the o'clock at Fitzsimons hospital, made his philosophical studies in Chaplain Henry D. Sutton an Immaculate Conception church is S t Louis university. Then he was Albuquerque. For the first three nounced this week. Also an transferred to Regis college here, nounced were the assistants to the Collection for Dependent years he was superintendent of St. where he taught for five years. Mary’s school, in the pastorate of Ordinaries who will participate. Immediately before he was to be Father Marring, SJ., and Father Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, who raised to the subdiaconate in will celebrate the Pontifical Low Michael Cronfn, S.J. Father Cal Children Is Set for Aug. 5 1921, he suffered a breakdown in laghan was appointed pastor o f Mass, will be attended by Chap healtn and was forced to leave the lain Werner A. Rauh of Lowry and the Immaculate Conception church community and give up, at least Dec. 8, 1935, succeeding the Rev. Chaplain August Kneipp of Buck- temporarily, the idea of becoming lev. Bishop John F. O’Hara, The following letter from Arch Catholic faith of the little ones is Michael Walsh. During those 10 a priest. years he gave his efforts to de C.'S.C,, of Buffalo, N. Y., who will bishop Urban J. Vehr urges safeguarded and they are pro deliver the address commemorat generous donations to the collec tected from malign influences and For a long time he remained veloping a spiritual p ari^ which seriouslv ill despite moving to ing the 170th anniversary of the tion for homeless and dependent surroundings until able to care has not been backward or lack founding of the army chaplain children in the archdiocese that for themselves. Once each year Philadelphia in hope that a change ing in material development The of climate would help him. Some corps, vnll be attended by Chaplain will be taken up Aug. 5: this charity is presented to your fine, modem high school and its time later, somewhat restored in Richard Duffy of Lowry and July 23, 1945 generosity. Your donations will be adjunct, St. Mary’s large convent divided among the orphan homes health, he became a professor of home, which was recently added Chaplain Lorenzo Lacasse, Fort Reverend dear Father and Logan. Masters of ceremonies in the archdiocese caring for de English at Catholic high in Phil- to the plant are some of his visi Beloved People: admphia. But his dream of the will be the Rev. David Maloney pendent children. ble accomplishments. Because of The homeless and dependent priesthood never left him. and Chaplain Sutton. May God bless you and your the high scholastic standard main children of the archdiocisse are one He amilied in 1939 to his old families with many consolations tained, the enrollment of S t The Field Mass is open to the of the first objects of our Chris Mrs. Mary J. Steams has def St. Francis de Sales* parish. Her friend. Bishop Anthony Schuler, KatliAle«n Sheil and graces. Mary’s school has doubled in those public. Those who go by street tian charity. Approximately 500 initely established herself as a boys are genuinely devoted to S.J., for admission to the Diocese years. car should take a number 14 car were Monsignor Mulroy, director children in their teens are cared Faithfully yours in Christ, candidate fo r the title o f No. 1 her, and many have spent their of El Paso. That fall he entered Sttccester Named to the end of the line and then of Catholic Charities; the Rev. for during their most impres If Urban J. Vehr Service .Mother of Denver. Of leaves and furloughs at “ home.” S t John’s seminary in San An Succeeding Father Callaghan transfer to Fitzsimons busses that Hubert Newell, superintendent of sionable years by the tisters'with Archbishop of Denver. her 40 "sons” she has pven 16 to Of the 16 boys scattered around tonio, Tex., to complete the last will be the Rev. Patrick K ^ eh er, will take them to the drill field. Catholic schools in Colorado; Dr. out any personal recompense. They Kindly read this letter at the the army forces, and in addition the world 15 of them write at two years of his theological S.J., from West Palm Beach, Fla., Those who drive private cars will Paul J, Ketrick, president of Lo act as father and mother and Masses Sunday, July 29. The col even her Scotch collie, Tippy, en least once a month, and the "black course. He was ordained March who has served as pastor of the receive directions to the field from retto Heights college; Mrs. M. J. confidant and help to guide the lection is to be taken Sunday, Aug. listed in the K-9 military service, sheep” of the group manages to 19 in El Paso and celebrated his Jesuit church there fo r several military police stationed at the O’Fallon, Mrs. Ella Mullen Week- future destiny of their little 6, and forwarded to the Chancery “ Mother” Steams runs a foster compensate for his irregular let first Solemn Mass March 23 in years. Father Kelleher expecte to gatea. baugh, and Mrs. J, T. Tierney, charges. In our orphan homes, the within two weeks. home at 347 S. Sherman street in ters by sending home souvenirs. Loyola church, Denver. take charge in early August
I Europe's Innocent Suffer The DenTer Cttholie Memorial Mass Is Slated For Your Summer Register Catholic Women Called bn Reading Pleasure Published Weekly by the On Aug. 1 in Lowry Field Catholic Press Society, Inc. soft AIX NEW BOOKS 938 Bannock Street, Denver, 0 Aid Children and Nuns Colo. (Continued From Page One) close with a formal revibw of more tiifc at Lowry durinjr the afternoon than 5,000 troops at retreat, and “TOO SMALL A WORLD” (Continued From Page One) Subscription: |1 Per Tear include two softball games, o^bn the presentation of high awards ments of adults, children’s coats, tions,” the letter added. "Even suits, and dresses should be made; m air boxing bouts, a^wo-hour cbn- for aerial combat achievement to w ill III EOIIOPE . “LEPER KING” Entered as Second Class Matter by 1942 they had increased 700 cert by the 629th A A F band, and a|everal Lowry soldiers. roups working especially for chil- at the Post Office, Denver, per cent above 1938. In the dev ren should make layettes for an exhibition of massed calisthenics (Continued From Page One) astated regions of Italy, tubercu “NOW WITH THE Colb. by more than 500 students. new-born babies; alumnae and AM Soeiely to Qivs Nazi Germany wst intensified, and losis has struck down hundreds of other groups ms^ collect and do MORNING STAR” vS1 The open house ceremonies will the lOOth wai kept, busy con thousands of helpless little ones. nate underclothing, night gar Card Parly at Home stantly. The chmpleins during this In Belgium, as in France and Hol ments, and shoes for sisters; ba period did not know what a full land, most o f the houses and bies’ diapers, non-existent in many “A PADRE VIEWS ■..i' RESTAURANT night’s sleep was. Rising at 1 a.m., schools have little or no heat. In areas, may be made from old SOUTH AMERICA” III ITtk Strut St. Clara's Aid society will hold they would hear the umfeisions Finland, new-born babies are sheets, shirts, and blouses; and a card party at the orphanage in of the boys and distribute Com wrapped in newspapers. i safety pins, needles, and thread l S U « H t e 0 ■etWMB WeltM aps munion. Then they would attend Denver Wednesday, Aug. 1, at 1 “ In Germany, infant children should be enclosed with packages. “PERSONALITIES AND CalUarala St. the briefing for the day’s mission p.m. A dessert-luncheon will be will need clothing this coming win SUCCESSFUL LIVING” served before the play begins. The and see the boys o ff. But then ter.’’ came the long, dreary ordeal of hostesses will be Miss Anne Fer- Help Needed Now Special SDNDAT DINNER lot, Mrs. R. Hebert, and Mrs. C. waiting for the return of the " It is now that help must be CHICKEN, CHOPPED STEAK OR Jacques. planes, and finally, as they ap ROAST PORK I Inrludlng toap or cocktail, ceg peared in the distance, the hope given," MonsiCTor O’Boyle warned. stable, potatoes, salad, deisert and drink. Choice ful counting and the earnest pray “ I f .wo put o ff our gift of clothing o f six other entrees.... 7 5 « Tabernacle Society ers for those who were missing. beyond next winter, it may come too late.” SERVED 11 A.H. to 5 P.M. ONLY But counting and hoping were soon Jamts CuRKt Peter’s Pence Gift In her appeal, Mrs. Garrison 4N OtGAN (to forgotten in the very urgent busi asATa mraic LIODOS Announced as $25 ness of caring for the wounded. tells the Catoolic women that this The tragedy of it- was, says Father "greet and serious need" requires Headgumriere for prompt action in the collecting and Through an evartight the McCartan, that there were so few CHURCH making of clothing by members of ARTICLES OP DEVOTION donation* made by tha Taber-' wounded who return in the air force, most of them going down organizations affiliated with the CHURCH PURNISHINOS GOODS naele loeiety e f Danvar to the NCCW. BOOKS POB m CATH annual Peter’s Pence coileetion with their ships in enemy territory. Six Safgestioas Listed OLIC LAITY a n d CLERGY Moving - Packing - Storage was net listed in the returns Then came the evening interroga ( Continued From Page One) HOUSE Mrs. Garrison Hots six practical published last week. The tion or reports of the fliers on laywomen especially equipped for suggestions fo r carrying out the amount was |25. their raids, and after a short few this work. I636-S8 Tronoont Street hours of sleep the chaplain’s day work: Sewing groups should start Phono TAbor 3789 For Ike Safely of Your Goods began again at 1 a.m. immediatoly to make children’s un Fr. Birch Successful Optometrist and Optician It was while Father McCartAn derwear and ni{fht garments out In Youth Work use was with the Sixth air disarmament of adulta’ worn underclothing and group near London that he expe donated materials; from outergar- Father Birch, who will come to Johason Servloe on Evory Movo HoIor Walok rienced the buzz bomb horror. San Antonio through courtesy of / AueelaU RAF fighter planes shooting down Archbishop John J, Cantwell o f V-I’s over their camp were a com Los Angeles, is best known for his LONG DISTANCE MOVING W. R. JOSEPH activities in behalf of the Spanish mon sight. One of the winger pro .A m gXAMINBD FiyillG IFTFIIlll speaking youth of Los Angeles fol jectiles exploded right outside Fa Fbsa* TAksr IggO , ther McCartan’s hut in the camp, lowing the much-publicized zoot suit riots of 1943. Prior to that • 1S-91P Uajsstk BMg but he escaped unharmed. An time he had always interested him Jobson Storage & Moving Co. other time he had just elevated self in group work with children of the chalice at the Consecration of KILLFII III IFXiS all ages. He formed a Newman 221 Broadway the Mass when a V-2 exploded Denver PEarl 2433 Auto Body and Fender club in Glendale, Calif., and nearby with a tremendous concus REPAIRING AND PAINTING worked with other Newman groups FREE ESnUATE TIME PATHENTS sion. How he managed not to drop in Pasadena, Calif. In 1942, eight the chalice is still a mystery to III B-29 CRIISII years after he had reached Cali U8 32nd stmi-annaal dividend SWAYNE-WIMBUSH the chaplain. And on trips to Lon 0 ! I fornia from his home state of don it was part of the regular rou en Mvingt was paid as ei lunt 8SO BANNOCK TA. 8118 Massachusetts where he was or •sUiaa rOROS aieae 19U tine to duck into shelters oeca (Continued From Page One) 30th, 1045 at Iht ratt ol 3Vi% par BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY dained, he was appointed execu sionally to escape the flying mis as an instructor. He met death near tive secretary o f the Catholic annum. siles. there while on a routine fligh t Youth organization of Los An Wo art pleased to a ^ in an* Strong in Religions Fractiee A Solemn Requiim Mass for the geles. Father McCartan's work with repose of his soul was sung in St. neunce payment e( this bettefthan* Father Birch’s success in work the membere of the 100th bom Rose of Lima’s church on Wednes average dividend. VTithdrawals at day of this week. The celebrant of ing among the Spanish-speaking bardment group was, he says, con youth o f Los Angeles is attributed any tfine. Ilari saving today .... W'i soling and thrilling in many ways. the Mass was the Rev. Louis J. Grohman, pastor. The Rev. William to his development o f the cell plan where Gevemmenl Insured F M About 31 per cent of the men was of organization with the placing of Catholics, and they needed no V. Powers, pastor of St. James’ Leans pretoet your savings. church, was deacon and the Rev. the youth themselves. Each one is prompting to practice their reli an opportunity to demon- Mail depetiis lellelitd Depetllt NO UNEXPECTED EXTRAS Charles Salmon of St. Francia de gion. They would sooner go with atrato his own capability and de- reeehlBf us by ih* 10th ears (rqra out breakfast than miss Confeuion Sales’ parish was subdeaeon. ☆ th# Hfil day el the menik ~ e pendability and thus develop a and Communion before a misaion, Besides his parents he is sur sense o f heealthy peraonal pride. and the first place they made a vived by a sister, Mrs. Donald Al- An intensive athletic and recrea . . . M oderate Prieest One Charge beeline for after a misaion was mire of Denver. tional program is an integral part also the chapel, where they spent Wounded on Okinawa of the youth work. @ l u m b i ^ some time— often an hour or more, in thanksgiving for their safe re Marine 1st L t Calvin Wall, a turn and perhaps in prayer for graduate of S t John’s parochial E v e r y iamily t«rv*d by Boulevagrd is entitled comrades who did not return. They and the Cathedral high schools, JOE*S to an ef our experience andjokUlt and our every facility . . . were wonderful boys, says the Denver, was wounded June 20 on S a . ^ ? i n ^ s l Okinawa while serving as a de SKELLY SERVICE and gets them. chaplain, courageous, earnest, and BUlLDtNQ AND LOAN ASSOCtATION religious. And when an occasional molition officer with the Sixth Jo* Famnkopf (St Louis' Parish) marine division. He suffered a leg GKEIUING - WASHING - BATTERT one would begin to lose his nerve 4IS Ma}tstic ildg. 209 • llth Street, Denver under the constant strain, a talk injury. Lt. Wall, who won a SECHABGINQ • TIBX RECAPPING Love and respect to a departed loved one can be fittingly 795 Broadway GH. 9A20 with the chaplain would buck him scholarship to the Colorado School expressed in a funeral service of very moderate cost at Boule up and help him carry on. of Mines, was a senior at that in stitution when he entered the army. vard. This mortuary has every service to offer . . . and every It was hard for the chaplain to see some o f them fail to return. He has been overseas since May family, regardless of circumstances, gets all of these services And it was particularly hard for of this year, and in service two years. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. SELL yonr CAR to without extra cost Father McCartan in the case of JENSON’S Joseph Griego, a lad from his own Calvin A. Wall, reside at 38 S. St. Joseph’s pariah in Denver. Jos Monroe street. Denver’s New Downtown Whatever the price ef the service selected, there are NO eph, an exem>lary Catholic youth J. Vincent' Connor, 32, finance and a great fr ie v i of the chaplain, officer at a base hospital in India, Radio and Applianeo unexpected extras. One charge covers all costs and every serv was reported missing after a raid has received a promotion to major, ice is complete. This sensible, humane policy has won the con on Berlin. He was a tail gunner according to word from his wife, Sloro on a B-17 Flying Fortress, and he Mrs. Irene Connor of 2386 Holly O’Meara Motor Co. fidence of thousemds of Denver families. Just Received Shipment of was not among the prisoners re street. Maj. Connor, who is a DENVER'S LARGEST PORD. UERCURT A LINCOLN DBALIR leased after the fall of the Nazis. graduate of the Cathedral high and 90 Volt Farm Although there has been no o ffi school and of the Catholic uni Battery Packs Top Prieo tor All Makes and Models PMONE t626 cial pronouncement. Father Mc versity, Washington, D. C., entered RBGAROLESS OP AdR Cartan fears fo r his safety. Jos- service ni 1941, and was stationed 820 16Hi SI. See A1 O’Meara 1314 Acoma MAin 3111 eps was a football player when he for a time at Duke university, attended St. Josepn’s high school Durham, N. Car., as an instructor here, 'The very night before the in the army finance school. He LEVARD mission upon wbienwhich hene was lost las been in India about a year. a! All Recapplit^ is aot altite spent a long time talkin^ On furlough from Camp Bland- 8 Chaplain McCartan, discussing es- ing, Fla., where he is editor of leeially his plans for the future, the army paper. Bayonet, is T. 4 le will probably never finish his Charles J. McNeill, former as m w s college course at Regis now as be sociate editor of the Regieter. He FEDERAL si NORTH SPEER jlanned. His only known relative is visiting his wife, Mary, at their home, 1490 S. Columbine street, MRS. JAS. P. McCONATY 18 a sister who lives in California. Father McCartan and Capt. W il Denver. iam Monahan, Denver diocesan Mr, and Mrs. George C. Mul JOE KAVANAUGH priest, were in the same command queen of St. Francis de Sales’ par i in England, the Third division of ish, Denver, received word from S t the Eighth air force, and Chaplain two of their sons recently that they McCartan seems to have won their had met at a base somewhere in bet on which would be home first, the Pacific. The brothers are Father McCartan was bom in George, yeoman third class, and Ireland Aug. 18, 1906, and came Jimmy, seaman second class. They to the United States in October bad not seen each other in almort For all food thrillers—your best bet is Miller's!! of 1926. He was ordained June seven months. 29, 1932, and came to Denver in June of 1938, being stationed at New York Students Set St. Joseph’s until he entered the MacarCmi army chaplain corps June T, 1941 Record in Bond Sales and Cheese, He was first stationed with i New York.— Pupils of New York coast artillery group, the harbor archdiocaean elementary and high Kraft Dinners ...... schools purchased and sold a total defense of San Francisco, hut after about three months was trans of $13,462,483 in E bonds and war ferred to the air force in Pendle savings stamps during the seventh ton, Ore., where he remained for war loan, the Rev. John Paul Hav- Blue, six months. Then the jjproup was erty, assistant superintendent of Big. 5 sent to Columbus, S. Car., from schools, announced. KARO SYRUP j « r ..... where it left fo'r England on June 4, 1942. He will stay with WHEN YOU NEED his confreres here until he is re assigned to duty. Tomato, can MONEY Point Money for New RANCHO SOUP Free o Come to Money Church Is Sought Headq[uarters
Libby’s, (Continued From Page One) Antomoblle Loans Big No. land in the Stanley Heights area Ws will rsflasnet prsssst loaa, sOvtae* Cocktail 2 ^ can immediately to the east of the Biot* cash, or Oaaaes parehas* *I s town on the Big Thompson high atw ear. way. The attractive location pro vides ample facilities for parking. Business Loans It is planned to bring the drive to aaaUt ia atartias a atw basiBsaa or lor sxpaadlas prtMat oat. to a climax with a turkey dinner Including KNOX-LEE in the Estes Park Country club the evening of Aug. 15. Arrange Character Loans STOKES’ CHILI tlO to tlOO OB sitastar* aloat If and STETSON ments are being made to insure ■taadilr cmploysd. No iaaairics ef this as a social as welLos a finan frita^. cial undertaking. Tickets for the All Strawe — all etylee — all dinner are now available at the ERA Home Loans colore — all we hate in etockl Estes Park Drug and Estes Park Hbntbly payaicnta at low ta 0S.81 ptr Large Hardware stores or requests may n.OOe. latsTfst at 4H% psr aaaam. $2.95 Straw s...... $1.48 Kuner’s Ketchup Bottle be made by mail to Mrs. Harold Smith, P. 0. Box 6, in Estes Park. Furniture Loans 3.50 Straw s...... 1.75 A number of beautiful prizes w ll A phoB* cal] will hriag ear appraittr to dsUnaia* aaiount yea eaa borrow. 5.00 Straw s...... 2.50 / he given away during the evening 6.50 Straw s...... 3.25 and valuable articles will be Call, Writa or Phone awarded. These include sheets, Hl-Q Bread bath towels, women’s nylon hose, and leather bags fitted with cos metics. Friends of St. Walter's in Giant lb. loaves, enriched m i l l E R ' S Denver and surrounding towns are invited to be present. white Or wheat, Reports will be made every week ISM CALIFORNIA STREET OMoiiTi eiNvia oiY aoooi c* lo a f ...... on the progress of the financial drive and more complete details Phone MAin 5135 SUPER ih u b k e t h o f the Victory dinner will be an OPEN UONDAYS UNTIL 0:00 nounced when they are completed. m r "PT ■ > ‘-i- • 7 V.
Thursday, July 26, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE
RICHARD ; Parish to Have Luxurious Fittings in El Pomar Shown L HANEY Glasses om Fitted Outdoor Carnival LEE 4'. HANEY AND SON am 7 e a u Metnbers of St. Vincent de PauPs Parish h Exclusive Optometrists It is the sincere personal attention, (Holy Rotary Parlih, DanTor) the gracious, sympathetic under Final preparations are being T A . 2 6 9 0 Credit If Desired T A . 2 6 9 0 made for the big outdoor carnival 827 1BTH 8T.. DENVER standing of a trained personnel, to be held on the school grounds, and the advantages of facilities ex> 46th avenue and Pearl street, Aug. clusively Olinger’s . . . that make 16-19. The feature of the carnival every Service a complete and per will be grand prizes totalingig 5&U5500. YOUNG 3ULK-FED A t the carnival there wi11 be fect final tribute. Public preference merry-go-round, a thriller, a dozen SMOTHERED through more than 50 years of or more booths (among them a service, enables Olinger’s to offer Mystery booth), games of all more in beauty, comfort and con kinds* and many other attractions. From now until carnival time the € H 1 € K E ] ^ venience . . at costs which are usu various committees ■will meet eve^ Browned in a* Skillet— Baked in Cream Gravy ally LESS than for comparable Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock in “ It Melts in Your Mouth” services elsewhere. the school hall. All parishioners are invited to attend these meet Complete 6-Course Dinner $1.00 CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our ings to offer suggestions or to vol 3ES SuU le Pnrldaf Gnnf. unteer for work at the carnival. Clonsd Uondsys Ntzt Doer tj personnel and the finest equipment John Modic, seaman second class, m e 1 and facilities are assigned to every left for a naval base in Washing Catholic Service. ^ ton for reassignment after spend ing a three-week leave with his Golden I I L a n t e m folks. Seaman Modic has partici Viet-rf«i!d«iit pated in five major battles in the 1263 Bdwy. Near 13th Ave. Restaurant K£. 1204 Pacific. Louis Angere?, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Angerer, left Satur day for service ■with the merchant SPEER marines. A T 0^/7 Departments C a li COMPLETE ENGINE OVERHAUL { 3 SHERMAN Shaball Boyt at Home GLeodale 3663 16th AT Pfc. Joseph Shaball, Jr., and The luxurious appointments of Countess Comet De Ways Ruart, end retreat in El Pomar this Fri RODY and FENDER DEPT John Shaball, seaman third class, BOULDER El Pomar, now a retreat-house for daughter of Mrs. Spencer Penrose, day folloAvingthe joint conference sons of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sha women conducted by the Sisters of donor of the residence. Members of the ACCW and the Colorado Genuine Factory Parts Used I ball, were at home together this Charity, are shown in this picture of the Archdiocesan Council of Springs deanery. on Any Make Car or Truck week. Pfc. Joseph recently re of the bedroom formerly used by Catholic Women will enter a week 6 6 9 9 turned from overseas where he earned the Combat Infantryman Free Pick Up Service Why Pay More badge for service in the European theater. He is enjoying a 30-day ST. JOSEPH’S POLISH PARISH (Trademark) furlough. Seaman John, who just Rita Kohl V el to Viner Chevrolet Co. completed boot training at San PE. 4641 455 BROADWAY Diego, left Wednesday after a 10- TO HAVE ‘SPECIAL’ JULY 27 Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores day leave. Is Confirmed (St. JoMph’i Poltfh Paruh, Wedding It Held Sgt. Hugh Wallace INCORPORATED Denver) , Leonard Rutkowski, who was re In Italy The “ July Special” will be held cently honorably discharged from Colorado Otoned Stores (St. John’* Pariah, Denver) METAL CARD FILES & RUBBER BANDS An Archbishop in Italy has no in the Polish hall Friday evening, the navy after completing three Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. tified Father Judnic that one of July 27, at 8:30. Tickets are oO years o f active service, exchangedai^ed Miss Rita Ann Kohl, daughter ; / his parishioners, T.Sgt. Donald cents a person and may be pur marriage vows ■with Wilda G. Wil of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Kohl, be Just Call T A . 2 9 9 0 Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California chased at the entrance of the hall son July 21. John Rutkowski was Wolfe, was confirmed in a recent came the bride of S gt Hugh Wal ISth and California Confirmation class in Italy. Sgt. Friday evening. General merchan the best man and Lorraine A lace of Lynchburg, Va., in St. Wolfe is a convert and was bap dise will feature this month’s Mantych was the bridesmaid. Im Commercial Products Co. i r « Do Not Have Special Sales But Sell You at Our Lowest tized about four years ago by Fa “ Special.” mediately after the marriage cere John’s church July 21. The Rev. 1710 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo, Prices Every Day on M l Drug Merchandise, ther Judnic. The regular meeting o f the mony a reception was held for the Roy Figlino officiated in the cere Young Ladies’ sodality slated for immediate lamilies o f the bride mony and celebrated the Nuptial Philip Sterle is in St. Anthony’s OFFICE SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENNT Thursday evening, July 26, is post and bridegroom in tlje home of Mass. The bride was attended by ispital recuperating from an ap poned to Thursday evening, Aug. Mrs. Florence Rutkowska, the Mrs. William Dameron as matron pendectomy undergone last Friday. 9. mother o f the bridegroom. The of honor, and Mrs. Frank Mannix The Rev. Victor Grabrian, A Requiem High Mass was sung bridegroom lentertained the guests and Mrs. Ellis Gilchrist as brides r athedral O.S.M., assistant pastor at St. Jos for the repose of the soul o f Fran with accordion music. A fter maids. Charles Wallace of Lynch, Ste Vincent de PauFs Parish eph’s church, Carteret, N. J., is ces Dombek, as requested by the wedding trip the jroung couple will burg was best man for his brother, spending his vacation with his members o f the Altar and Rosary make their home in the parish, at and ushers were Robert Kohl, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Grab society, Monday morning, July 23. 4638 Lo^an street. Leonard Rut D. U. CONOCO H O M E -V CAR EeommyUqsor Store rian, 4705 (Jrant street. Philip Negele; and Wilbur Rocchio. Milliken’s Holy Mass and prayers offered for kowski 18 employed as a Diesel A fter a short wedding trip, the Next te CI«rfce*e Cbarcb Goo4e the living and deceased members mechanic by one of the local rail couple will make their home in CASH STORES SERVICE STATION RADIO SERVICE of the society are two o f the many road firms. “ ITfceii In low spirits call Jerry'’ Denver, where Sgt. Wallace is con OSCAR WELANDER. Prop. spiritual benefits gained by the The newly organized Summer 2 Convenient Locations Kay Flynn Feted nected with the headquarters of the Sp«cl*liilnt la Lobriutlon 1634 Tremont KE. 4554 members of the society. The regu choir sings at the High Mass every AAFWTTC. 1130 E. ALAMEDA Tir* R«p*iring and Bcopplat PREK DSLITEBT FREE PARKING ar meetings are held on the first Sunday morning at 10:30, Friday of the month, in the eve The second social sponsored in 2357 E. EVANS 2081 80. UNTVERBITT PE. 1841 As Bride-to-Be throughout the months o f June, the school hall for Catholic high ning. immediately following the July, and August. Interested sing usual devotions in the church. school boys and girls was held ers, particularly o f high school Tuesday evening. Despite the Washington Park Mkl. U < SERVE Members of Morning Star circle The members o f the Polish Har age, are asked to call Miss EVANS AVENUE W V AMERICAN DINNERS mony club enjoyed a picnic weather, a good crowd attended. BUT if yon want lb* bait of the Archbishop’s guild presented Dorothy Ungehire. The choir Red & White Food Store Miss Kay Flynn, bride-elect, with Deer Creek canyon^ Sunday, July Mrs. Mary Hiester, 765 Marion Gift Shop Spaghetti h61ds its regular practice sessions BILL HUGHES, Prop. GIFTS FOR EVERT OCCASION a gift at the July meeting held in 22. Music was furnished by Frank in the church every Thursday eve street, has volunteered for Monday Home-Made Ravioli or BOOKS the home of Miss Florence Cho- jorenz with his accordion. The ning at 8 o’clock service at the USO-NCCS club, and Complete Food Semce Juvtail* — L*t(*t Fletioa Home-Made Lasanghe quette, Denver, om Friday, July softball game was supervised by Mrs. Martin Neilsen has been 598 South Gilpin Coma t« tha Lt. William P. Sullivan is visit Uio Our UcndluF Librsrr CENTER 20. Mrs. Dorothy Dandrow, presi Frank Karlo. The interesting ac a^^varded her pin, signifying 50 •nV* 8m*n to B« ThrifU” 1228 E. Etoiu At*. SP. STSt dent of the circle, ■will be hostess robatic stunts were managed by ing- his w ife and son on a 80-day hours of service at the USO. Mrs. ITALIAN KITCHEN leave after recently returning KE. asoi U lt B. COLFAX at a party honoring Miss Flynn Julius Klimowski, the physical di William Hennesy is captain o f from overseas duty, ♦srisjssir- lAbo-ssB? B«tir««a Huiboldt and Lnfayatta on Friday, July 27, and on Sunday, rector o f the Polish Harmony club. Monday service, and the volunteer PARK LANE The firms listed here de July 29, the Nadorffs, Mary, Of all the members who tried to The following from the parish workers on Monday are all mem Cleaners Dyers serve to be remembered Frances, and Catherine, together scale the solid rock Deer Head were recently baptized in the bers of St. John’s parish. & when you are distributing with Miss Isabelle McNamara, mountain, only Dorothy Barr, church: Georgia Ann, daughter o f Howard McCarthy has returned MAISEB KELLEY, Prop. Domestic Appliance Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeChant, ■will give a tea for Kay, who ■will Margaret Karlo, and Helen Unge- to his base at San Diego after “ See the Difference’* your patronage in the dif Sales and Fast Service become the bride of Robert Sulli hire successfully reached the top; with James DeChant and Margaret spending a short leave with his par 1931 E. Kentucky SP. 1800 ferent lines of business. Washinx Machinea. ReXrlxaratorb. Ba- van, U.S. army, on- Thursday, Sophie Denzin, Ann Gzowska, Dor DeChant as . sponsors; Ernest ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ho^ward Mc diof. Ironera, Small Appliancaa* Aug. 2, at 8:30 a.m. in St. Francis othy Ungehire, Wanda Burkatow- Stephen, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Iva ot» ^ Automatic Record Changera Carthy. '• couaxteoeetn de Sales’ church. ska, Cassy Rosinska, Darlene Voss, Lain Holton, with John A. Gust ^ j J Veuves,, Coie 702 E. 17th Avenaa, near WaablngtoD Mary Ann, child of Mr, and Mrs. Josephine Zoglo, Bernice Gize- and Christine B. Gust as sponsors. MAin 7531 The July meeting of Mystical Peter James Little, was baptized wska, and William Lorenz passec Mary Catherine, daughter o f Mr. Rose circle was held in the home Sunday by the Rev. John P. Mo the half-way mark. Refreshments and Mrs. Leo Schoeninger, ■with BOXXIE BRAE of Mrs. Marion Kelly recently. ran. Sponsors were John Mc A REPUTABLE DRUG WINES — LIQUORS The evening was spent sewing al were served by the entertainment Ben Olecki and Mary Smole as STORE committee o f the club, which in- sponsors; Dennis Michael, son of Laughlin and Catherine Duncan. tar Itnens for the chapel in the Joseph Maloney is critically ill Shopping District Nadorff Liquors, Inc. new home of the Catechists to be eluded S. Sgt. Bert Gizewski, John Mr. and Mrs. William P. Sullivan Ungehire, Vic Rosinski, Dan Zog with Jerry L. Cuba and Clara C in St. Joseph’s hospital. Home of Good Spiriu opened this fall in Brighton. Two members of Precious Blood lo, and John Gizewski. Cars were Marvel as sponsors, with Edward Mrs. Marion Drinkard under went an operation for appendicitis WHERE TOU GET THE HOST Of circle, Misses Eleanor Englehart supplied by members of the club M. Sutherland acting as proxy for SPECIAL ON ■1 THE BEST FOB THE LEAST The Rev. John Buezko o f Chi Jerry L. Cuba; Alexander Leo, at a local hospital Tuesday. (>olfas at Downing . . . Denver and Mary Nadorff, are spending DINNER C Q a PreisMr’s Rad S Whila ' \ EM. 067T Calfni at WnilUM cago is visiting with his sister, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Alexander A KEystone 3217 a week’s vacation at a cabin in WINES, D w C Buffalo, and two other members Sister Mary Angelora of the parish Bonvareto, vrith Mr. and Mrs 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION Grocery and Matfcei of the guild. Misses Madelyn school. Father Buezko celebrated Harry McGeever as sponsors; Jane Archdioceia of Denver FANCY HEATS. VEGETABLES. AND Hot Noon-Dav Lunches Nalty and Frances Jennings of Mass in the parish church. The Ann, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Week of Sunday, July 29> Bonnie Brae QUALITY GROCERIES AT V- A L LEYS S t Jude’s circle, will leave the Rev. Francis J. Wagner, pastor of Blaine Evans, ■with Ralph 0. Evans Our Lady of Lourde* church, LOWER PRICES Formerly Knun KARL’S TAVERN last of the month to spend two the Avondale and Vineland par and Ann Marie Nowacka as spon- Georgetown (13 Hour*’). Brug Co. Free Delivery SPnioe 4447 sots; Frank Stanley, son o f Mr, 762 8a. Uniranity PE. >266 2231 B. Ohio Av«. (8«. Univ. u 4 OU*> Quality Meats, Poultry In the LiqnAr Bnilntu weeks in Evergreen ishes, was a guest in the rectory and Mrs. Eugene A. Notary, with Fish Sinn Dm . Sth, 1,83 Miss Hazel Snow, co-chairman Monday^ July 23. Father Wagner Order COAL Now 321 East Colfax is visiting Denver this week to Frank A. Notary and Mrs. Martha ASSORTED LUNCH HEATS of membership committee and CONOCO PRODUCTS Phone M A .9939 make the retreat with the priests V..Triblehom as sponsors; John ITe Recommend OLTZ- IZSS Eut ISth At#. Pbon* TAbsr t47t member of St. James’ circle, re of the Pueblo dioceses in St. Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Casi Columbine and Industrial Lubrication, Car Washing, Balterie* RED & WHITE -J turned Saturday from a trip to mer Sikora, with Leo Schoeninger HAVE TOUR FURNACE RechargMl, Tire Vulcanizing New York and other Eastern Thomas’ seminary. FRESH MEATS — FISH and Mrs. Julia Makowska as spon VACUUM CLEANED cities SOTS. BONNIE BRAE Groceries & Vegetable* QUICK Immaculate Conception circle Your P*tron»g* Ajipr*d»Ud Drive Ha* Netted $1,600 SUPREME has three of its members out of CONOCO SERVICE DELIVERY SERVICE A fter completing a six-month 2626 E. Louisiana SP. 1912 EXPRESS SERVICE the city at this time. Mrs. Betty Sisters Bazaar COAL €0. 724 So. Unlveialty » PE. 9909 period, the debt drive has net Long Distance Moving, Ryan is still in Chicago; Mrs PE, 4679 1144 So. Penn. Quick Norris Hoskins is spending the ted the parish thus far more than $1,600 in cash. Express Service Insured Vans rest of the summer in Utah; and • PA(J(ING Miss Margaret Ormsby ■will re f c - Long Distance Moving, Is Successful SOUTH GAYLORD • SHIPPING turn this week from Indiana Insured Vans • BAGGAGE where she spent her vacation. PACKING • BAGGAGE • PIA.NOS Announce New Arrivalf The 22nd annual bazaar o f the CASH for Shopping District SHIPPING • PIANOS I Boxes and Barrels Dominican Sisters of the Sick Mrs. Edward Curran of Holy 'fi Boxes and Barrels Poor came to a close in Denver Innocent circle announces the Sunday night, July 22, after be EVERY XEED HARVEY CHAPMAN birth of a daughter. Mrs. Robert *«i»****4*eiiiMH >> * * ; ; > Harvey Chapman ing extended to that date because TA. 3978 E. 17th at Pearl Kelher of Mystical Rose circle M AR Y AMNE TA. 3978 E. 17ih at Pearl of the rainy night on July 19. A Service That Is Different* Gaylord Drug Co.:: also announced the birth of a son. dinner served under the chair i: J. ROY SMITH. Prop. Bakery No. 2 manship of Mrs. Brown was most His* Losasso cordially invite, you to bring Your Purchase of War Bond* 1059 So. Gaylord SP. 3345 successful, with nearly 1,200 per your financial trouble, to her. WE 8FECLALIZB 04 ■ • Preseriptioru Carefutly Pilled ‘ ’ and Stamp* Help* to Secure Your sons being served before and dur PARTY AND PASTRY ORDER* Future. ' ’ 6y Registered Pharmadsu , , tOLOKY GRILL ing the rain. Lighthouse Loan & Finance Co. FINE WINES AND UQUOBS ,, 1024 So. Gaylord PE. 7S.15 The major prize of $500 was -WHERE FRIENDS MEET FRIENDS'* awarded to Mrs. John D. Grover, Phone KE. 8169 m r w . c*uienu Bia<. 17th & Calif. 562 Steele street. J. Faber, 4546 Holy lihoAt 1092 So. Phone 569 E. COLFAX The Friendly Tavern Logan street, was awarded $50, NATIONAL BRAND SP. 0574 an Rosie Perry, 4644 Claude Gaylord BOB’S court, $26. Anna Craddock, Fort STORES JESSE YOUNR Logan, was awarded the beauti Grocery and Market ful set of dishes from the booth Tour Fr!«sdly Food Store* 20th & California Groceriea, Heat, and F u cy tt*9 Smart to Shop at the Argonaut operated by girls from Loretto Quality Foods for Less Opp. Holy Ghost Church Vegetable. Imported and Domestic ITines, Champagnes and Liquors Appreciates Your Patronage Heights coUege. The man’s suit 741 Santa Fe Drive and of clothes was awarded to Cora 1004 So. Gaylord The Store of Quality and Prtee ARCONAUT WINE AND UQUOR CO. Complete Greasing 85c Johnson, and the woman’s dress ■was awarded to H. S. Anthony. 534 East Colfax • Free Delivery • Phone CHerry 4566 In the combination booth, the Quality Cleaning St. Joseph’s Parish afghan was awarded to Mrs. Eu [omiTiunity flDUier^ gene Rice, 2300 Birch street; the Washington Park Wedding* Family Croupa < (POLISH) May We Suggest? spread to Elizabeth H. Celia, 2819 Cleaners ^ Hoover-Randall Gaylord street; the pillow case to StOFE PHONE SPruce73l8 N. W. CHRISTENSVM A Gift tor the Returning E. Fisher, 4456 Raleigh street; Veteran Studio A Weslerkamp Bros. the bath mat to Mrs. NeUie Miller, VAN ZIUMERMAM. U*ius«t 1087 S. Gaylord SP. 789B “ Up Front With Mauldin“ - DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS ^ 2740 40th avenue S, Minneapolis, f Homo Portrait Sitting* for B*Ua* ^ *nd Children ' KE. 9043 5106 Wash. Minn.; the percolator to Naomi t h e k o b e r s h o p Cummings, 1801 Grant street; the WATCH, CLOCK AND ► 328 E. COIFAX AVE. < EVERYTHING A GOOD GROCERY i3S Eut Colfax KETOtona MIS crocheted set to. Miss Mary G. FuU Line of .studioI KEntona UM Rta. CH. IT Itt SHOULD HAVE JEWELRY REPAIRING BEST FOo DS a t l o w e s t PRICES Sisk, Hall hotel; and the electric —WE DELIVER— iron to Mrs. McCarthy, night su Identification Bracelet* Nu-Enamel Where Friends Meet . . . TflOMPSON’S perintendent at Mercy hospital. Gold or Silver — Engraving FOR INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR The fish pond booth awarded Qiarm Bracelet.— (^Id CroMe* DECORATING DRUG STORE Mid Locket*— Bill Fold. AVENUE CRILL Annunciation Merilyn Marrow, 2500 Kearney Oa* Coat CoT«r* No Brnk Uaifca titfe u d Wubinttea KXrataaa tJU street, a large baby doll; Charles Drinks FRESH DRUGS AT l o w e s t Haskell, 2270 Elm street, a cow Bonnie Brae Jewelers AL JOHNSON Bttwh «2»d UariB WUUahm FOUNTAIN SBBVtCa DRUGS PRICES IN DENVER boy hat; and James Gray, another L*o Sullivan G. W. Tallmaa ITUi Hsd Wsaliingtoo MAia 9797 Tear Patzoaaga AFpradalad doll. 1048 So. Gaylord SP. 6026 RADIO SERVICE fR/lNKLIN>V DRUG CO The proceeds of this annual ANT HAKE HOME OB bazaar go to further the work of CAR RADIO the Dominican Sisters among the Your PurchMe o f War Bond* 1067 So. Gaylord STORE sick poor. and Stamp* Help* to Secure Your RA. 1232 BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY 2481 FRANKLIN ST. Harold A. Kiley was the general chRizman. Foture,
V" Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER COME TO CHURCH liV THE M OUNTAINS ...... ^______
Haarsi f to lit 1 to S PboM MAia S431 Summer Mass Schedule in Dr. J. J. O ’Neil, Dentist enver Archdiocese Qiven Suite 722 Mack Building!, 16th and California Streets t DENVER OTHER CHURCHES OP KIOWA. 18, Srd Sunday of July and CATHEDRAL, E. Colltz and Lotan, I, 1, ARCHDIOCESE 8apt*mbar 10, 3rd Sunday of Jana. Augutt. and Oetobar. t, I, 1«. ll;S0, and 12:20. AKRON, 11, l i t and 3rd Sunday*j 8, Gart Bros. §porting Goc»ds ANNUNCIATION, E. 8llh Av*. and 2nd, 5tb, and Ith Sunday*. KIT CARSON. 10:55. tl OPEIf liSE KITTREDGE, 10, at Evtrgrean. Humboldt, 1:15, 7:10, 1:20, 1:20. ALLENSPARK, Ha*t in Camp Main, I. 1643 Larimer 10:15, and 12. 8. and 10, July and Augu*t. KREMMLING, 8. avary Sunday. BLESSED SACRAMENT. HontTiaw Bird. M F M Y REREAnON SPOT K£. 3988 Headquartin for Sport$meH ARVADA, 7 :15 and 18, fummar only. LEADVILLE, Anrnunciition. 7:20 and Buckley Field will hold "open and Elm, 7. I. 8 40. 10:55, and 12. AURORA. I and 10. 10: holy dayi, 7 and 8; St. Jo**ph'*, FITZSIMONS CHAPEL. Fititimon* bo*- BOULDER, Sacrad Haart of Saioa. 6.' I, 140 and 10. house" for ail civilians in the Den pital, I, 8, 8, tad 12. School chapel, 11. aniKIO. LIHON— 10:80, avary otbar Sunday. ver area on Wednesday, Aug. 1. GLENWOOD SPRINGS HOLY FAMILY. W. 54tb *nd Utica. BRECKENRIDGE. 10, 3rd Sunday. (>>B- LITTLETON, 8 and 10. The observance is for the fourth fatiloni bafor* Mai*. , “AMERICA'S RLAYGROUND" I. 7 40. 8. 10. 11, and 12. LONGMONT. 6 :20. 8. and 10. War anniversary of the activation of BRIGOSDALE. l*t Sunday, 9-JitS Sua. prl>^ri' Mu*. 9, HOTELS — CABINS AND DUDE RANCHES — BEST o r FISHING HOLY GHOST. 18th and California Su„ day, 11. Buckley Field, and the 38th anni I, 7 :15, 5:15, 8:15, 10:15, 11:15. and BRIGHTON, I and 10 40. Sptnlib. 9. LONG'S PEAK, Ma** in Camp St. Malo. versary of the founding of the ' t 12:15. 8 and 10, July and Auguat. ^ U S H , 8. l it and 3rd Sunday*; 8 40 army air forces. HOLY ROSARY. E.' 57 th Avo. and Pearl. and 10, 2nd, 5th. and 5th Sunday*. LOUISVILLE. I and 10. I, 2, and 10. ARCADE MARKET BUFFALO. 11:80. LOVELAND, 7 and 8 40. The public is cordially invited LOYOLA. E. 12rd Ava. and York. I, 7. BURLINGTON. 10. l * t 3rd, and 5th to inspect the facilities of the field 5:20. 10 40, and 12. Sunday*; 2, 2nd and 5th Sunday*. MANITOU, 9. 162 Manilou Avenue JAMES L. CONR.AD, Prop. Phone Hyland 12 MARSHALL, Ma*a in South Bouldar, 8. throughout the entire day. The ODR LADY OF GUADALUPE. W. 2ltb Holy day*. 8 ;20. CAMP ST.' HALO, 2 and 10. July and lit, Srd. and 4th Sunday*; 8 40. 2nd gates will be thrown open at 8 I * Av*. and Kalamath, 11. and 5th Sundaya. t1 : Aiiguit. a.ni. and remain open until 5 p.m. i 1 OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL. W. 26th CAMP SANTA MARIA, 9:30, Jun* 17 to MEAD, 8, lat, Srd. and 8lb Sunday*. • i * A t* and Navajo, I, 7, 8, 8, 10, and 12. Aug. 2. incluaiv*. 9:20. 2nd and 5th Sunday*. During that time, all training ac VACATIOIV for VICTORY OUR LADY OF VICTORY. W. 12th Ava. CASCADE. 10:20. MEEKER, 0. 2nd Sunday only^ tivities of the field will be dem at and Sholhon*. 8:2o - ' CASTLE ROCK. l*t and Srd Sunday*, 10. MONUMENT, 12. Jun* and Oetobar: onstrated. July and SapUmhar; 12, Juna, Augu*t 11. July; 10. Auguat and Saptambar. PRESENTATION. W. 7lb Av*. and MORRISON, Mt. ElUabath Ratraat. 6 40 Highlight of the day’s open Julian, 5:20. 8, 10. and 12. and October. MAIVITOIJ SPRIIVGS CENTRAL CITY, 1st Sunday, 8; 3rd, 2 MT. HARRIS, Srd Sunday at 10:15. house will be a demonstration by SACRED HEART, 28th and Larimtr CHEYENNE WELLS. V. NEDERLAND. 8. July and Auguat.. S P i ^ l M C S jl St*.. 140, 7:20. 8, 10 40. and 12. 9 ;20 on 2nd and 5th Sunday*. Holy the chemical warfare of incendiary COPELAND LAKE. Mata at Clmp St bombing. The bombing will .take SIGHTSEEING ST. CAJETAN'S, 8th and Larimar St*.. Male, 8 and 10. July and Augutt NEWCASTLE. 12. Ut Sunday only '-if 1:20, 10 40, and 12:15. CRAIG. 12. 2nd Sunday; 10:30, 3rd, 5th. OAK CREEK. 2nd, 5th, and 6th Sundaya place on bombing range No. 2, and 5th Sunday*. at 10:15. Pikes Peak Stage Coach Co. ST. CATHERINE'S. W. 52nd Av*. and PARKER, 12. lat Sundaya of July and northeast of the field, and will Fadcral Blvd., I, 7:20, 8. 10 40, and CRIPPLE CREEK, 7 40 and 0. altar- J BDQS. AT CLIFF HOUSE HOTEL nating each Sunday (tarting inly 1; Saptambar; 10. 1st Suadty of August, feature incendiaries now wreak t Sprint* Officu 12:15. PEACEFUL VALLEY. Mas* in Camp St. ST. DOMINIC'S. W. 28th and F*d*ml 9. St. Paler'*. ing havoc on the Japanese home Grtyhoond B u Oipot — NAVI HOPl — 2 E. Plkn Peak DEERTRAIL, 11:15, aratr other Sunday. M*lo, 8 and 10, July and Auguat: Blvd.. 5:20. 7 40. 8, 1040, and 12. Ma** in Nadtrland, I. July and Auguat. land. The military police training ST, ELIZABETH'S, Iltb and Curti* St*.. EAST LAKE. 8 40. department will feature a demon EATON, 2nd Sunday and 5th Saturday, PEETZ, 8 and 10. I. 8. 8:15. 11. and 12:15. PIERCE. 5th Friday. 2 40. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES'. S. Sh*rman 8 4b. stration by the K-9 corps, and will CLIFF HOUSE HOTEL HYUnd'’V EOGEWATER. 640. 2. 10. and It. RED CLIFF, 10, 5tb Sunday only. display the Japanese booby trap FOE H YEARS FAMOUS FOR ITS COMFORT AND H08PITAUTY and Alamada, 5, 5, 7, 8, 8, 10. 11, and RIFLE. 10, lit Sunday only. 12. ELBERT, 8, 2nd, 5tb, and 6th Sunday!; village. Armament school, camou 10. all Sunday*. June, July. Saptambar, ROGGEN, 10, July and Saptambar; 8, PARADISE DUDE RANCH ST. JAMES', E. 12th Ava. and Nawport. June and Augu*t. flage training, crash-fire fighting Crawford^s Food Market 5 40. 7 40. 140, 10.^11. and 12. and October: 9, July 29: 12. Aug. 26i 8, all Sunday* in Saptambar. SOUTH BOULDER. Sacrad Haart of and rescue, and units of the famed PH. 6—EVERGREEN J. D. CRAWFORD’S ST. JOHN'S, E. 5tb Ave and Joaaphina. ELDORADO SPRINGS. Maa* in South Mary, 8 on lat, Srd. and Stb Sundays: I. 7, I. 8, 10, 11, and 12. day*. 8 :80. 311th’ photo wing will be open for "Your Patronage Appreciated" Boulder. 8, lat, Srd, and 51b Sunday*: inspection. Roger^is Bar & Lonnge ST. JOSEPH'S, W. Ith Av*. and Gala- 9:20. 2nd and 5th Sunday*. STEAMBOAT SPRINGS. M*s* on lit ptgo, 5:80, 7 40. 1:20. 8 40, and 1140. ELIZABETH, 10. 2nd Sundgy of tvery Sunday *t 8:20 and 10; 2nd, Srd, and Steak Dinners St. Ann*'* chapal, I :I0 month. 5th Sunday*, 8 ;80. W*'r* Nat Fithing far “ Six’’ 204 Manitou Ave. STERLING. St. Anthony’*, 6. 7 40. I 40. EVERGREEN TRANSFER CO. ST. JOSEPH'S (Foluh), E. 51th Ar*. ENGLEWOOD. 6. 8, 10, and 1140. and 10: St. Btnadiet’* hospital, 8. COAL— WOOD— ICE PHONE 21W WELCOME TO MAKITOD and Panniylvania, I, 7 ;20, 8, and ESTES PARK. 7, 9 40, and 12. • EVERGRF.EN. 10. STONEHAM, 8. 10.40. STRATTON, I. l*t, Srd, and Sth Son- ____ Sarvlc* Daily Batwaan Bvrrgraan. Inlarmadiat* Point* and Oanvar ST. LEO'S, 10th St and W. Colfax. 7. 9. FAIRPLAY. 10. 2nd Sunday; Confaa- iion* bafor* Maa*. day*; 10, 2nd and 5th Sunday*. l i 10 40. and 12:15. FLEMING, 8 and 10. SUPERIOR. 8 40. l*t. Srd. and Sth Sun f e ' I iil SKIFFINGTON’S ST. LOUIS'. 2200 S. Sharman. I. 1, 10. EEC. FBABMAC1ST8 FORT COLLINS. Holy Family. 8 40 and day*: 8, 2nd and 5th Sunday*. Holy Ed. ^orb^n^<9 Druf( Store HYLAND ail and 11:20. day*. 9. ST. MARY MAGDALENE’S. W. 21th 10:80; St. Joiaph't, 7, 8:80, and 10. (EVERGREEN DRUG STORE) July and Auguat. TROUTDALE. Ma** in Evargraan. 10. Av*. and Dapaw, 1:30, 2. 10. and 12. VICTOR, 7 :80 and 9, altamating Sun. Evergreen, Colo., U. S. A. Allilude 7,039 Ft ST\PATR1CK’S, W. 88rd Av*. and Paco*. FORT LOGAN. St, Patrick’*, 8; Holy diyi, aUrting July 1; 7 40, St. Vic SM ITH’S gev**®* RESTAURANT T, 8. 10:20. and 12. day*. 8. tor*. ST. PHfLOHENA'S. E. 15th Av*. and FORT MORGAN. 8 40 and 10. Holy WARD. Ha** at Gold-Hill. 8; Ha*i at Bot Wt D« Appmiat# T«or Patraaoct V' ^ Datroit 5:51, 7, 2:15. 9 40, 11. and Ewergreen Service Station • .-.n, FINE FOOD day*, 7:15 and 8:80. Ntderland. 8, July and Augu*t. • BOULEVARD VACUUM 12:16.' FREDERICK. 8, 2nd and 5th Sunday*; WELDONA, 10 40. l*t and Srd Sunday* Texaco Products ST. ROSE OF LIMA'S, S. Navajo and W 9 :20, lat. Srd. and 5th Sundaya. WRAY, 10; Holy day*. 7 40 and 0. SWEEPER CO. Cocktail Lounge Navada, 2 and 10. YUMA, 0. l*t and Srd Sunday*; 11. 2nd. HERMAN OLDE, Mgr. ST. THERESE'S (Aurora), 8106 E. 15th GEORGETOWN, 2nd Sunday, 8; 5th, I. 5th. and Sth Sunday*. Dallvtry — 2S25 Calo. Blvil. — DR. M il New Manasement— A1 and L. W. Amia Ava., $ and 10. GILCREST, 12. ST. VINCENT DK PAUL’S. E. Ariiona GILL, 2n.d Saturday andr 5th Sunday, and S. Jo*aphina, 6:20, 8, 9, 10:20, 8 40. TROUTDALE » HOTEL and 12. GLENWOOD SPRINGS, 7 and 8. HAVE YOU HAD TROUBLE ST. ANTHONrS HOSPITAL, Quitman GOLDEN. 8 and 10. Harl Smith’s Orchestra IRON SPRINGS at 11th Ava.. 5:50. 7. and 7:55. GOLD HILL. 8 40. FINDING YOUR FAVORITE COLORADO SPRINGS GRAND LAKE. 1140. , 44 Minutes from Denver GREELEY— St. P*tar’*. 7. 9. and 10:80: CORPUS CHRISTI. 2280 N. Caaeada. Frontier Cocktail LounM Chateau 7:20. 8:20. and 11. Our Lady of Paaca, i0;80. CREAM OR POWDER LATELY? Western • Style GLOCKNER SANAT(}RIUM, 2200 N. GREELEY COLONY, 2nd Friday and 5th EV. 33 for reservations—Evergreen, Colo* It Sunday, 8 ;80. ' Tajon. 6 and 7. W* Carry a CompI^ Stock of Natiounl Brand* FRIED CHICKEN SACRED HEART. 202$ W. Colorado GROVER, lat Sunday. 11: Srd Sunday. 8. HAXTUN. 8 40. lit. Srd. and 5th Sun ’WWW wwwwwwwwwir DANCING — GIFT SHOP A t*.. 2, 10, and 11:20. ANATOLB ROBBINS LIQUID MAKEUP — YARDLETi ST. FRANCIS' HOSPITAL. 5:55 and 2. day*; 8. 2nd and 5th Sundaya. Holy ► « MODERN STEAM HEATED COTTAGES ST. MARY'S. 26 W. Kiowa. I, 7. 8, 9. dayt. 9:20. — COLONIAL DAMES — WBI8LEY — ARMANDS — Take a Trip to CenpItU FoQntftiB S«rTict — Ws Mdit Oar les Crsaa 11 and 12:10. HOLYOKE, 8, lat. 3rd. and Ith Sunday* EVENING IN PARIS— COTY— MOUNTAIN HEATHER ST. PAUL'S, Broadmoor, 7, 9, and 11. 9.40, 2nd and 5th Sunday*. Holy — DAGGETT R RAMSDELL ► CLOVER DAIRY STORE & COURT day*. 8. HYLAND II 1712 W. COLORADO AVE. HUGO. 9. THE ROEIVDEP # MAURU8 and EDNA AZIERE IDAHO SPRINGS, l i t and 5th Sundaya, N AIL POLISHES IN POPULAR NAMES — SUCH AS ► 8; 2nd and Srd, 8; 6th. 8 and 8. EVERGREEN, COLO. SILVY’S CABINS INDIAN HILLS. Ma>* in Evtrgrtan, 10. CBEN’.YU — REVLON — DUBA-GLOSS LOOP CAFE HAROLD M. SILVERSTEIN JOHNSTOWN, lit Saturday and Ird ► In the Heart of the Rockies Undar Naw Managamant On Frying Pan Rlvar Sunday. 8 :20. la Ui* Rairt at FUhtrman'a Paradli* JULESBURG. I and 0; priaenara of war 14TH& ► DELiaOUS SANDWICHES Chlckaa Dlanar* — Fin* Food — Cocktail Loang* 21 Mil** 8on(haa*t of Glanweod only, 10. DAI^SBERRY ) nCGINBOTHAM BROS.. War II VaU Inviu Your Patronag* Spriagt KEENESBURG, 8. July and Saptambar: ► MIXED DRINKS — DANCING ■ASALT, COLORADO 10, June and Auguat. PHARMACY CHAMPA Phsna 2111 KERSEY, l*t Sunday and Srd Saturday. MANITOIJ MINERAL ' 8 40. WATER RATHS “ Aftar All tha Watar Cora I* Nature’* Own Cur*’’ PH. HT. 12 W. J. O’BRIEN, Ownar FOR WmTl! nmERicnn h o t e l Reservations note being accepted for August, Strictly modern cottages with every con CURIO SHOP venience including electricity, gas, hot & cold water, "Lergest Ssleetion in W ett" showers, all necessary dishes, cooking utensils, linens, AMUSEMENT CENTER etc. Plenty of shade and pleasant grounds, 118 Canon St. Ph. Hy. 374 R.4TES: $3.50 to $6.00 per day* depending on number o f persons Also Furnished Cabins With Electricity, Gas and Water Only, Beautiful Bettj Thomas Gift Shop Suitable for two persons, $2.00 Per Day. MA.0641 MA.0641 Good Bakery Goods FREE LESSONS IN ART LOCATED OX)SE TO POUDRE RIVER ORIGINAL CLAY MODELING ON NATIVE PINE AND MIRRORS Fresh Cut Flowers RELIGIOUS ARTICLES AND A GOOD FISHING LAKE NO PETS For Fine Fish BROS. - CHECKS LUNCH Addreaa Richard Garland, La Porte, Colorado, or phone Large Aiaortment of Potted Fhlt the Gaueho Roam . . . Spani$h Foodt 008 R2 Fort Collins. 106 CANON AVE. DANQNC Plants and Funeral Designa FAGAN’S
VACATION * VACATION for VICTORY ^ * i m l l l m X VICTORY JERRY BREEN Get to Know L e e , the Druggist DARK HORSE INN THE ESTES PARK DRUG STORE FLORIST rh e Inn With the Horses TED C. JELSMA, Mgr. 1456 California MA. 2279 LEO F. ‘nCHE. Prop., COME TO CHURCH IN THE MOUNTAINS ' IN ESTES PARK— LOOK FOR McCONilVCLL’S PH A R M A C Y SHUTTO BROS. PHONE 30 The Corner Drug Store' ESTES PARK, COLO. Monahan Motor* Co. Sueeasaon to Diapan** Bra*. WELCOME TO FINEST IN BUY WAR BONDS ESTES PARK LUMBER CO. McBROOM^S CAFE Fruits and Vegetables The Best Place BYRON McRROOM G. E. CASEY, Mgr. TA. 0322 to Get Fish Is t r a d i n g p o s t . Stiil at FOR A ALLEmPAKK ' Brinkley Drug. Co. BEHER PLACE TO LIVE IRENE BRINKLEY, Prop. GLEN iW EARIN G EN, Mpr. ★ FAGAN’S
b Oy w a r b o n d s a n d s t a m p s and men in uniform welcome. ANB PLAY ADDISON’S VACATION ^ m VACATION BUY TA. 2758 for VICTORY • 111 1 1 iY lY If iY Ik JEi • fo r VICTORY Frash and Salted Nutmaatn Candied Fruit* and Candiat HERRING TIDBITS JESS SUPER MARKET WAR SCOTCH OAT HEAL LARIAT BAR FARRELL MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI THE DRUG STORE COMPLE^TE CABINS WHEAT GERM Don Negri A Western Welcom* Delieious TE.4 and BOIYDS COFFEE The Corner Tupboard RAVEN HAVEN YOUR NAME IN OOLD COTTAGES AND LODGE ACCOHMODATIONB HOTEL AND GUEST CABINS HE. AND HRS. LESTER PIPER PRONE U-W APPKOVED BY DUNCAN HINES MB. AND 5ISS. BENKT W. KBONE BUY WAR BONDS IN JUST 5 MINUTES l« 12-k. fold'fiUNl wire* ffuanstoN aoi ti ★ AND STAiRPS or Urnish. Aljuftakle I Hoizworth Ranch IKnf wttk Belt T H E FIXES WIri Ultiil WriU JOHN G. HOLZWORTH POH RESERVATIONS ---- GRAND L A U SPECIAL ee PssrI. MODERN COTTAGES AND ROOMS PB NO. T MR. AND MRS. W. E. TODD • Yoor Name ta Gold W ire Pia. • Vour Name In Gold W'Iro on Ar* > Now! llstir Pearl Pin. Ruske’ s Riverside Cottages # Yonr Name Made Into ■ Gold Ad* Jnstalile Bracelet* THE LAKE PHARMACY EDNA RUSKE AT NORTH INLE I # AdJoKtable Chirm Brneetets* V. 8. 8NIDEK, Prop. ' WESTERN UNION PETTINGCLL'S , ON TO TOKYO BROWNHUBST COTTAGES All Frieu laolidt Fii. Tax Publix Jewelry Co. PAUL TRIIXDER MODERN — PHONE IJNW MOBIL GAS AND OIL WATCH FOR OPENING GARAGE SERVICE — MECHANIC Bay Yonr Drugs When You Boy CHICAGO Your Food THE NEW PINE CONE INN MELVIN D. SIMPSON Invite* you to patronixe him whenevar you ean— MRS. 0. ISR AND CHILDREN RACHEL’S MARKI.T For Drug Store Need* GROCERY AND MARKET OLVEY’S CARINS DREGS, Inc. J MODERN — WELL rURNlSHED ROME PUBLIC MARKET PHONE TA. 1669 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Om Mili Wnt of Grud Likt on Sbtdow Uta. Proioot PHONl 16-04 COLO. H I V » AND HIWAI M
Nt Thuraday, Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone
Will Note Golden Jubilee
All That Is Best
Fort Collins.— At the K. of C. meetin^r held July 11 the follow Our centrally located establislunent of ing: newly elected officer* were in stalled by the District Deputy fers all that is best in modern facilities fpr Kennedy: Grand knight, L. P. Orleans; the comfort and convenience of bereaved deputy grand knight, Albert Bo- gard; chancellor, Norbert Parson- people and their friends. eault; warden, Frank Spitz; re corder, Arthur Gilsdorf; treasurer, I I Services there are held under ideal con Carl Wasinger; advocate, John Andrijeske; trustee, C. A. Schnei ditions . . . in quiet and privacy, without der; ^ ards, George Henderson and Nick Statleman. crowding, and amid beautiful and ap Appointed officers are; financial propriate appointments. secretary, Ralph Bowen, and lec turer, E. 0. Ahlbrandt. The Rev. E. A. Sullivan and the Rev, Cornelius Flynn attended the' priests’ retreat at St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver, last week. Attending the laymen’s retreat at Regia were Edward Campeau, Edward McCarry, W. P. Kintzley, and L. J. Verellen. The regular monthly meeting of the Altar society was held July 11 at the home of Mrs. Frank Cunningham. Mrs. E. R. Kiely ia recovering from an operation and expects to- return home from a hospital the la.st, of this week. Mrs. Frank Orleans of Lara AND SONCHAPg^ mie, Wyo., who visited in Fort Collins with her mother, Mrs. X. KEystone 6297 # KEystone 6296 Michaud, who v;aa ^ill, has re turned to Laramie, taking her BZTOevelarKi Place mother with her. Guarding Forever our Founder^ Ideals The Rev. George Trunck ther Trunck played a leading role (above), pastor of St. Joseph’s as a representative from hia dis Boulder K. of C. -DKNVES*S MOST PROGRKSSIVB LADNDRT- parish in Leadville for the past 21 trict at the Versailles Peace con years, will commemorate the 60th ference after the last war. He will Tlll[[ FIBStTH anniversary of his ordination with be assisted in his Juiblee Mass by THE t ASrADE LAENDKY a Solemn Mata in hit church Sun the Rev. Cyril Zupan, O.S.B., of -TRT OUR NEW ■ERVlCr- day, July 29. Father Trunck Pueblo and the Rev. Edward L. Renanie Officers Complete Laundry Service marked 50 years as a priest while Horgan of Leadville. A parish; making his retceat last week and banquet will be served at 1:30 Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par II4T MukM WK CALL POR AND DELIVER TA. UT«-«m the public celebration was post p.m. and a publie reception will ish)— Members of the Knights of poned until this time. A native of honor the juoilarian at 8 o’clock Columbus and their familiM held Carinthia in Southern Austria, Fa- that evening. a picnic in Blanchard’s lodge in Boulder canon July 25. A t their [ June meeting the local council re SPANISH MISSION HELD IN elected all the present officers. Recommended Firms Installation will take place later. Store for Men Boulder. — Three Foryayth Miss Irene Lannon, niece o { brothers, all Benedictine priests, COLORADO SPRINGS PARISH Miss Mary D. Lannon of this par Boys Shop ish, has come to make her home sons of S. M. Forsyth of Boulder, with her aunt in Boulder. She haa Women’s Casual Shop for AUTO enjoyed a reunion in the Holy Coloi^do Springs. — A mission versity. Mias Vans haa completed been ordered home for retirement Cross abbey in Canon City after for the Spanish-speaking people her freshman year in Duchesne and is here on* final leave from years of separation. was given last/week in St. Mary’s college, Omaha, Nebr. She is th ^ duty as a navy nurse. Miaa Lan SERVICE The brothers are Father John church. Mass was at 8 every morn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Georg# non came from Treasure Island, HEIDELBERG’S Forsyth, pastor of St. Michael’s ing, and Rosary, sermon, and Bene Vana. San Francisco, where she held the church in Canon City; Father diction were held in the evening. Balley-Riley Wedding Held rank o f lieutenant' commander, CLOTHING . MEN’S Charles Forsyth, captain, U. S. The mission was conducted by the Mias Katherine Riley, daughter having been in the service o f the FURNISHINGS AUTHORIZED army chaplain corps; and Father Very Rev. John Ordinas, C.R., of of Mrs. Lora P. Riley, 1322 E. navy for the past 27 years, 10 North Tejen St. PACKARD SERVICE BUCKLEY BROS. Brendan Forsyth, who had been Denver. < Dale street, became the bride of Jatger-ArehiBald W*ili(^g Held qUALITT MERCHANDISE AT DoTntoini L*
'( Thursday, July 26, 1945 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 420S PAGE SEVEN
HAVE YOU MODERNIZED Air Ace Returns HANSEN t NANSEN YOUR INSURANCE? Man Who Receives Grace rnUel TMrMU Nnr JEW ELERS HORACE W. BENNETT 1«28 17th St. A CO. TaWr BMf. FbMM TA. UTl Really Starts Life Anew ONE STORE ONLY n U N K BN6LAND, Jr., Uuucw iMnaiiM D*»*rtawt i i r « with a By Rev. John B. E bkl that, justjus as Christ hasorder Men plagued by their mistakes arisen from the dead through the 4 and sins are always yearning to glory o f the Father, so we also may VICTORY CHICKS start life over again. The curtom walk in newness of life” (Rom. vi, of “ turning over a new leaf” 3-4). Oar Most Popular Broeds through New Year's resolutions is From the passages of Scripture WHITE LSGHORM8 MEW HAMPSHIRE* a manifestatior o f thia desire. And quoted, it is eSsy to see that thS B80WM LEGHORNS BARRED PLYMOUTH almost everyone -nust, at one time juatification of the wicked njan is BOTT MINORCA* ROCKS or another, have declared: “ If I BUFF OBFINOTONS - SINGLE COM* not only a caating o ff of the .old a C. WHITE a I. REDS were only atarting life over again, WYAND0TTE8 N IW HAMP.-WBITES there are certainly a great many man, a cleansing from sins, but WHITE PLYMOUTH AUSiaA.WHITES things that I would do differ also a renewal by which the wicked ROCKS ROCK-LEGS A ently.” man is renewed according to the Ph. PE. 0913 MAIL ORDERS ITLLXO PROMPTLY Well, a man who is justified is pristine image he lost through starting his life anew in the full the sin o f his first parents. But 7S4 So. est sense o f the term, for justifi this would be unintellipble unless VICTORY CHICK STORE cation consists essentially in the the wicked man into him intrinsic renewal and sanctifica self a sanctif3ring justice and form, It' tion of a person, by which he be for otherwise he would not become comes spiritually a new man. St. a new man, or acquire the image Paul stresses thidTime and again in of God, but would be ‘left ‘ in FOR YOUR his treatment of justification in natural condition only. Therefore LANTZ his Epistles to his Christian con the justification of the wicked does CONVENIENCE verts. “ Be renewed in the spirit not mean solely a remission of of your mind,” he exhorts us, “ and sins, but a true renewal of being, OPEN FROM 7:00 A.M. put on the new man" (Eph. iv, by means of an infused and in EVERY 23). And again; “ Strip o ff the herent form which we call sancti 1 TO 9:00 P.M. old man with hia deeds and put on fying grace. DAY the new, one that is being renewed Christ, moreover, came into the Col. Hubert C. Zemke (above), unio perfect knowledge ^ceordinr world to make us holy, stainless, UAUNDICY^**' 31, is shown leaving: LaGuardia to the image of his Creator* ” (Col IXHpt and just, ns we see from the words : Dior CLEANING airport, New York, after arriving: iii, 9-10). Siidays at the base on an air transport Sin is called the death o f the of St. Paul: “ Christ gave Himself command plane from Europe. The soul', but through justification a for us, that He might redeem us air ace, credited with 30 V4 Nasi man is vivified, reborn, renewed, from all iniquity and cleanse for 17 Broadway Phono PEarl 24S1 planes before he was shot down restored to life, “ so that as sin has Himself an acceptable people” (T i over Europe, was a prisoner of reigned unto death, so also grace the Germans for six months. may reign by justice unto life tus ii, 14). But He would have everlasting through Jesus Christ come in vain, and not have at Chaplain Plans Visit Our Lord” (Rom. v, 20-21), and: tained His end, if we were merely “ We were buried with him by rMuted “ just” by outward show Keep Your Bin Filled To Catholic Island means of Baptism into death, in arM extrihsic imputation only, and were not made truly such by sanc Honolulu.— The Rev. Thomas V. tifying grace. Phone Us Your Ordir Now O’Donnell, army chaplain and riest of the Archdiocese of New Keenesburg Unit The Council of Trent, then, VICTORY CHEMICAL /ork. plans to visit Nokunono in takes its stand on numerous un TREATMENT the Navig:ator8 islands. Nokunono mistakably clear texts in the New REMOVES DUST AND DIRT beIong:8 to the vicariate apostolic, Plans Food Sale Testament and on the constant with headquarters at Apia, Samoa, under the Most Rev.. Joseph Dar- tradition o f the Fathers and teach Keenesburg-Roraen.— The A1 LUM P, EO e , and NUT nand, S.M. A ll the inhabitants of ing of the Church for 1,600 years tar society of Holy Family chnreh the island are reported to be Cath when it declares: “ Justification will conduct a food sale on Sat NO SOOT NO CUNKEBS olics, but, owing to war condi is not only the remission of sins, i urday, July 28, in. Mr. Donelan’e tions, no priest has been able to but also a sanctification and re All grades of stoker and steam coals. store from 1 to 4 o’clock. The visit them in nine months. newal of the inner roan through I? women of the parish are re- the voluntary reception o f grace uested to have their donations at and the gifts.” THE PIKES PEAK FUEL the store by 1 o’clock. The pro ceeds of this sale will go into the We are just, or justified, by the 685 Curtis Sl Serving Dmnvar Sinem 1904 MAin 6181 Life-Like church improvement fund of the justice of Christ, by which Ho society. merited justification or sanctifi cation fo r us, but this justice of \ ' Portraiture The Altar society will hold its Christ inheres in us. We are not monthly meeting in the home or merely made to look new, like an of Mrs. James Donelan Thursday old car that is given a new coat of ■ r ry ( • CHILDREN afternoon, Au|:. 2, at 2 o’clock. LOOP MARKET A ll the married women of the paint, but we really become new • FAHILT men by this renewal and rebirth FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE GBOUPB Keenesburg church are invited to attend. of sanctifying grace, being bom F f«« PaHdai With Parchas* of SOo or More al 1429 Lowtobco UNITED into a life that we did not even * \ PHOTO Work Progreiiinf have before, the supernatural life STUDIOS The stucco work on the new of God, BO that we are now “ new SOLES Sacred Heart church in Roggen creatures” (II Cor. v, 17; Gal. vi, OOCEDIATR SERVICB will begin this week. The tiling of 15; Eph. ii, 10). Ksa'^ WnMB’t taS CUUna> 1521 Curtie TA. 3412 the roof has been completed and Men are made new creatures HtU S«lM Wedding Portraits the dome* o f the tower will be and begin life anew every time AS Wwk QeeraatMd OK'C bIOIX€ ONLY completed after the exterior that they are justified and sanc LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP iccp V.,'-..'vi'-y;’ IS*-. -A.-iycf Our Specialty stucco work is finished. tified; that is, every time that LOOr MARKET OOIO ViA SINCE ISIS The parishioners were grieved their souls are cleansed of mortal to hear o f the recent deaths of Bin. They are really new and I Mrs. Anna Bliek, the mother of modem, and a world o f justified William Blick, and Mrs. Catherine and sanctified men, of men in the Orth, the sister-in-law of Mrs state of sanctifying grace, is the Hubert Orth. only “bravo new world” that is and Mrs. Paul Buchholtz worth fighting and dying for. This and infant daughter have returned is the only “ now world’’ that \yill y/< to Kansas after a two weeks’ bring men that happiness and joy leave spent with hia parents and for which they are restlessly brothers, in Roggen. yearning and striving.
Tlcar Bast CDissions m 1 Most Rsv. Franels J. Spellman, D.D., President Vpry Rev. Thomas i. MoMshon, 8.T.D., National Secretary I JUS' iTIE&LL? m i i Rev. Andrew H. Regoih, S.T.L., Assistant Secretary HEART BEAT I Angnat, month of Mery’* Pore Heart, U a good time to become CLEAIHOLOBAIIO TASTE a partner with her in her beloved Near East mission*. On* dollar r-** eO. yearly, twenty perpetoaliy. ★ Extraordinary it Breathtaking it Magnificent POOR PRIEST ALARMED SNOWS t We had been wondering how On August S centuries am, a t our beloved Father Ayroulh, just man built the Church of St. Mary appointed by the Holy Father, was Major in Rome, where snow mirac making out as head of Egypt’; ulously fell. Can you give $760 This Annual Sale of Beautiful Furs CathoGc schools, Just listen to to build the Chapel of Our Lady of him: the Snows at Kraveh, Syria, where Newly created and noteworthy . . . this collection of fine furs . . . executed in the T didn’t know what I was in there is snow all year around? for, but I should have. A fter all, “ hamilton’s” tradition . . . combines beauty with imaginative fire . . . wearability we have only fifty priests for KADANADU with richness of line aBd silhouette, all handled with a master’s skill designed to fifty thousand people. And not A t Kadanadu, in Changana- give you the highly individual look you value in the furs you wear. 'Whether you ten of these people earn mors than cherry, India, a hundred little choose a budget or luxury fur, our label assures you of enduring fur beauty for »\ fifty cents a day! waifs depend completely on ns. “ How can 1 ask the people to This month we must send $180. many seasons. Listed below are some of the exceptional fur buys you will find here iins, potatoes and other crops. Weld help...... build and maintain schoolat chi ■ ‘ Can you add your mite? — and remember they are reduced to rock-bottom for this sale. We haven't even enough to train is now the ninth richest farming more priests, and our Bishop had .EVER PRECIOUS } the United States. This section produces to close the seminary at Tahta, for As July passes, make a per- the wholesome grains used in me brew- lack of money. petual memorial to the Precious ★ Mink-dyed Coney . . $ 85 of Walter’s. < “ Do try to get help for us. Here Blood in a Near East chapel. Sev is the land of St. Mark, now enty dollars will give all the arti crowded with hostile Moslems, and cles of Eucharistic devotion. ★ Blue Fox-dyed Guanaco 95 hostile non-Catholics. We must k e ^ the Church alive.” MARY’S GIFT ★ Russian Pony . . . 95 We know you will do what you Our beautiful gift chrd, sent for can for Father Ayrouth. Five y^ou to a beloved nun friend on the ★ Persian Lamb Paws , 125 hundred dollars will build a school Feast of the Assumption, August for him. I f you join THE BASIL- 15, will tell this daughter of Our ★ Dyed S ku n k...... 135 BiEAT lANS, our Near East School Club, Lady that you have made a deposit m i your dollar monthly will help him. in MARY’S BANK, from which we Another dollar monthly to THE help needy Near East sisters. ★ Mendoza Beaver-dyed Coney 165 CHRYSOSTOM Student Support Club will help give Egypt more •DO YOU K N O W r ★ Mouton-dyed Lamb . . . 175 priests. Napoleon said to the men who would seize him after his defeat; ★ Russian Sable-dyed Squirrel A Colorado product for 60 years, Walter’s is brewed STILL ?0 PAY “ Do you know who 1 am?" Christ Perhaps some one can afford aaks us this, too. We can say, “ We Locke . . * ...... 195 of the most carefully selected all-grain ingredients. one hundred and ten dollars do!” if we make stringless gifts to needed to pay the remaining ex His poor. ★ N o wonder it’s‘ the popular beer with the Weld penses of those good men and Stone Marten-dyed Muskrat . 195 women who have been teaching all SUFFERING ★ County farmers who raise and know grains. Walter’s summer in our Near Eaat vacation St. Alphonsus offered .to God a Canadian W olf ...... 235 schools. headache, suffered for forty years. Priests and sisters ★ was brewed to appeal to folks of this region. It’s just STON?S~CRY Stone Marten-dyed Wolf . . 235 lives of suffering for poor outcast The stones of Memorial Chapel lepers. Can you give a ten dollar of Our Lady, Comfortress of the 435 naturally blended richer, allowed to ripen more mttift tot( the DAMIEN LEPER ★ Black Persian ...... * Afflicted, soon to rise in the Near FUND? slowly, and produced more carefully because it was never intended for East, will cry out with your ★ Natural Grey Russian Squirrel 500 prayers for our beloved soldier VENERATE dead, if yon give even a dollar a mass "National” market. Venerate the relics of S t ★ Natural Grey Persian . . . 895 towards it. Stephen, first martyr, on the LORD’S DOGS feast, August 3, by ^ vin g five dot ★ Canadian Beaver 7-Stripe . . '995 We are hopeful that a kind lars for a linen antimenslum, con friend will give fifty dollars to taining nnartyra' relics and used as ★ Natural American Ranch Mink 3,500 Father Oraes and hia beloved an altar stone at every Near East brother Dominicans of Iraq, “ the Mass. Plus 20% Federal Tax Lord’s dogs,” on the Feast of S t Dominie next week. LONELY They are lonely sentinels for YOUR MASS Christ, these missionaries who FUR'JACKETS FUR SCARFS FUR HATS A fully vested Priest, chalice tn stand at humble altars in far-off hand, reading the Mass book at the places o f the Near East Show altar— your own Mass! All this them we value their apostolate by Budget Payments Arranged I f Desired in a Near East chapel, if you can a remembrance at this time give one hundred and fifteen dol Twenty-five dollars will support a lars. missionary for a whole month. V s' Cathotk Tlcar East COelfnie Association WALTER BREWING CO. • PUEBLO COLO. * TRINIDAD COLO • AND WISCONSIN lO m il lf9Yl!A- A m . 0$. 4 M i 9 L IMW V «M %1, M. y. i6L6 STOUT ...
’ 1. I PAGE EIG H T Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, July 28, 1945
•4 A N APPROPRIATE TIME Addition to St. M ary's Nurses' Home, Pueblo Y o u c a n th e Your eyesight changes from time to time, and ■while it feet is true that the change may sometimes be almost imperceptible, nevertheless it is often a change that should have immediate tender difference o f attention. W e advise periodic eye examinations. The most oppropriate time is Now. SWIGERT BROS. Better Vldtm OptometrigtM Good Sendee n N E W B R E A D for- Every Age At Right Price* 1550 Celifornia KEyetone 7651 lt*» DATED PMiSHI 1 LB. LOAT OLASSia IMDITID0 ALLf ITTLBD
: THEODORE REQUIESCANT 1 ^Ibalodf Oo HACKETHALj IN PACE THOMAS SWEENEY. UttU Sliten Com Starch rlTpiS. „ 9 c UGHT ► Air Conditioned of tht Poor. Fither of Gcont W. Sebastian hall, new S125.000 privately by Bishop Joseph C. furnished. Its dedication was ad nurses, two graduate nurses, and GLOBES ► Sweener of Flaihing, N. Y.; uncle of addition to the nurses’ home at St. MIbi Elixabetb Whitehonte and Mrs. Willging, and is already in oc vanced because o f the necessity a house mother. It also is fitted Mustard iH-oi. pka.___ .. 9 c ► MORTUARY Helen W. Gribble, Requiem Mast in Mary’s hospital, Pueblo, is cupancy. A public reception arising from thfr recent fire at the with lounge and recreation rooms, G-E Mazda the Little Siitert of the Poor chapel shown in the photograph above. will be held in the near future as institution. The building includes in addition to a refectory, library, Vinegar 25» 40, and ; U ► July 21. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Quart bottlo 20c The b u i 1 d i n was blessed soon as the building is completely living quarters for 42 student 60 Watt, each 1 0 c ► 1449.51 Kalamatb St. Horan A Son lervlet. and large classroom. Salt SBo-Whttes plain or iodixad ► MARY E. GAFFNEY. 801 E. Colfax 2S<»t. paekast 7c 100 Watt, avenue. Slitcr of Mrs. Paul HcQnaid Pbone MAin 4006 each ------15c ► of White Plains. N. Y.: Mrs. Mar- Corn Flakes garct Park of Pennsylvania. SurvlvH Monasteries in Hospital Plans 19-os. pka. . .13c by four nephews and one niece. Rosary Mass Celebrated in Town at th » Horan Mortuary chapel Thurt. Shredded Wheat .12c Let lu show you monumenu day, July 26. at 8 p.m. Requiem Maas MOGUL in the Cathedral Friday at 8 o'clock. Bavaria Given Are Changed in 3-Way Indirect we have erected in H t Olivet Interment H t Olivet Grape-Nuts ____ 14c Cemetery. PHILIP SULLIVAN. 1826 88th street Of Ramey for First Time 60-100-180 Requiem Hass in Annunciation church Chocolate Syrap I^^»u.„24c Wott. ench . _ 4 0 c A. T. THOMSON July 23. Interment Mt. Olivet. Tbeo- Back to Monks Grand Junction dore Hackethal service. Aguilar.— Mass was offered the first time in history in Root Beer Extract ^'b ti. .23c 100-200-890 MONUMENTS MARY S. GUTIERREZ STONE, wife Watt, each _ 55c of Michael Stone; mother of Mra. Nora Munich.— The American mili the town of Ramey Saturday morning, July 21, by the Rev. 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 Grand Junction. — Plans have Feely, Mrs. Cleo Watson, Mrs. Steve tary government of Bavaria has Floyd Brey, S.J. The Holy Sacrifice inaugurated a schedule Lueerno, and Julian Gutierrex, Holly- restored to its rightful owners been changed altogether for the Strawberry Preserves It-ox, alasi __30c wo<^. Calif.; Mrs. Aniu Pappas. Vallejo, of two Saturday Masses a month while the work of the Calif.; Sam Gutierrex, Denver; and Mrs. the Benedictine monasteries of St. building o f a new St. Mary’s hos Limited Sale Albert Coppel. San Antonio, Tex. Be* Ottilien, T u t z i n g , Kerschlach, vacation school is going on. pital for Grand Junction, according quiem Mass in Holy Ghost church July Wessobrunn, Muensterschwarzach, Menapace hall was the location for the celebration of Strawberry Preserves __ .__57c Spillane Morinary 20. Burial M t Olivet Imst, and Schweikelberg. The Rt. to a letter received by Howard Mc- Limited Salt FILOMENA MENDEZ, 8028 Jason Rev. Archabbot Chrysostomus Mass in this little settlement, which is a mission of Aguilar. Mullin, president of the Chamber 1S45 So. Broadway PEarl 0723 street Requiem Mass in the Church of Powdered Whole Milk 8-ox. paekaaa „ 2 7 c Our Lady of Guadalupe July 2i. Inter- celebrated a Solemn Pontifical Two teachers. Sister M. Cordula and Sister M. Ludmilla, of Commerce, from Mother Mary Mr*. John B. Spillane ment Ht. Olivet Mass at St. Ottilien’s upon his re both of the Order of St. Benedict, are instructing 40 chil Francesca of Leavenworth, Kans., RegUtered Funeral Director JOE E. MEDINA. 2822 Stout Re turn. The Nazi regime had dis dren in the vacation school in Ramey. of the Sisters of Charity, announc Macaroni or Spaghetti b.. „ l l c quiem M ail in Sacred Hesu^ church July and Embalmer solved all these communities and ing that plans for the building of a ‘i 28. Burial H t Olivet. the members were thrown out of JUUANITA D. MARES, wife of new hospital at the proposed Rose Velveete Cheese __21c Cepriano A. Mares; daughter of Mr. and their homes. More • than 60 of hill site just north o f the city is them have not returned to S t Ot Mrs. Severiano Munix; slater of Mrs. now out of the question, and that Noodle Soup 2^ 81-ox. pka. Helen Martines. San Diego, Calif.; Mra. tilien’s. Famed Indulgence May _ ._ 9 c Erickson Memorial Co. Tom Ewing, Mrs. Andrea De La Lorrie. current plans are based entirely and Hisset Agnes and Stella Munis of Convent Returned to on the erection of an addition to .51.07 MONUMENTS . MARKERS Denver, Celia and Leo Munis of Alamoxa, Kitchen Craft Flour ba* __ Prompt Erection and Mel Munx in France with the armed Austrian Benedictines the present St. Mary’s hospital on baa on* of tht moit complita forces. Requiem Mass July 26 in Sacred Be Qained in Parish Colorado avenue between 11th and Gold Medal Flour 1? nJ.'’ dou b«r _ _ .$ U 7 diipUyi — -. -f.. Thursday, July 26, 1946 Office, 988 Bannock Strerf TH E D ENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEs^stone 4205 P A G E N IN E 1 The Denver Catholic Register Two Nuns Note I C a M c Baby Is President. .Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Editor.... .Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jonr.D Managing Director.______Rev, John B. Cavanagh, M.A., LittD . Associate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, ters are troubled by an inferiority Golden Jubilee J.C.D., LittD .; Rev. Edward A. Breen, M.A., L ittD .; Rev. Francis Contest Vinner Decentralization complex. They are proud. Their Syrianey. M.A.; Leonard Tangney, A.B., Jour.D.; Mary Bisennuin, Is Predicted only weapon is abuse, the first and A.B.; Linus Riordan, A.B., L ittM .; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A.; (St. Catberiae’t Parish, Denver) last resort o f every incompetent (Annunciation Parish, Denver) 2ev John Ebel, M.A. (By Millard F. E>-ereit) In a recent city-wide baby con- man. What they refuse to realize is Sizter Mary Garmelita and Sis The rise o f lolalitarian govern- it ten-month-old Johnna the fact that they are second rate. Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. menls in this century, belter meth ter Mary Vida, golden jubilariana, Lombardi was crowned “ All-City They think they know more about ods o f transportation, and similar celebrated 50 years of serv Supreme Queen.” There were business than their employers, and forces have brought about a cen Published Weekly by 1,600 babies entered in the con they harbor the ridiculous notion ice as Sisters of Charity in the tralization of authority. One would test. Johnna Lee is the daughter that they are always underpaid. mother-house at Xavier, Kans., THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) be inclined to think that the need of Cpl. and Mrs. John E. Lom They want to play in the major for strong central governments July 19. Both are former members 938 Bannock Street, 1 bardi of this parish. The baby has leagues when they have talents that would continue in the foreseeable of Annunciation high school fac never seen her father, who is at equip them for no better position Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 future. Such a ruling force has the ulty, having taught at various n 't than that of bat boy on a bush advantage of being able to make league team. Their lack of ability times here. They have taught the decisions quickly, to deal more Subscription: $1 per year. should not deter them from striv parents of some of their pupils. forcefully with other nations, and Club Subscription, with The Register, Local Edition, $1.80 per year. ing for improvement, for advance Monsignor Charles H. Hagus at to carry out a unified policy for the No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado. ment, and neither should it' make country as g whole. Obvious dis tended the celebration. them unhappy. A Model-T Ford advantages are the growth of can serve its purpose in the scheme Sister Mary Vida, as music Thursday, July 26,1945 bureaucracy, high governmental o f living and within its limitations teacher, served here many years, cost, and paternalism. It would and only last year exchanged as effectively as a Padcard. But seem, however, that with nations only a fool would ever place equal places with Sister Giovanni of jittery after the second catastrophic Leadville. OFFIClALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER value on both. It seems to me that war in a generation people will be the most effective cure for anony Sister Mary Carmelite is remem The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. fearful of nqt having a govern mous letters is a large dose of bered by many alumni. It is re Wo conhrm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What ment strong and quick to act. ever appears in its columns over the sig^nature of the Ordinary or humility self-administered by the ported that when the honor roll l< those of tile Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official There is a strong movement to authors. was in the making for those of the Wo hope The Register will be read in every homo of the ward decentralization, though, in military service, Sister M. Car- Archdiocese. several directions. William J. Bax Service Men Have melita picked out the names of her We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in ter in No Inflation Coming de former pupils and kept the list in the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. scribes it as follows: Unique Opportunity her prayerbook. « URBAN J. VEHR, “ History shows that, in one eix '' (By Rev. W. J. Canavan) Viiiting With Parents Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. ilization after another, centraliza' A laity, that is well instructed not Sgt. and Mrs. Dowling are tion takes place up to a certain only in the doctrines of religion, spending a short furlough with point, and then a thousand and one but also in the arts and sciences Mrs. Dowling’s parents, Mr. and- forces bring about the reverse pro is one of the great needs of the Mrs. Michael Mullin. cess of decentralization. ENGLEWOOD PARISH PTA TO Church. Although' a good and Mrs. George konecker under m “ This country is now at the peak holy life is the best form of apolo went a serious operation in ' St. of centralization; and decentraliza getics, an articulate laity— men and Joseph’s hospital last week. tion, with all it implies in politics women who ran meet the so-call^ Johnna Lee Lombardi HOLD CARD P A R H JULY 26 and money, is a cerjain develop educated claases on equal footing Mrs. W. E. Robinson attended ment in the post-war years. Cen — is a great asset in the building the silver wedding anniversary of present with the field artillery in her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) St. Vincent de Paul Particular tralization has been carried to the up of prestige for Catholics in the the Philippines. and Mrs. A. LeBeau of Jefferson The PTA will sponsor a card council members were Mrs. Fisher Recently baptized were Susann point where taxation in cities and United Stales. party in the school hall Thursday, Mrs. Levens, Mrs. Pierzina, Mrs. the complexities o f urban life make I.et there be no mistake about City, Mo. She spent a week there visiting relatives and friends. July 26, at 1:30 mm. hostesses Reed, and Mrs. Smilanic. Denise, infant daughter of Capt. it economically impossible for both the possibility a wave of bigotry will be Mrs. E. L. Glenn and Mrs. Marian sorority members who and Mrs. Louis Liley, with Mr. and individuals and business to expand and intolerance sweeping this coun Members of the Altar and Ro Frank Wirth. A dessert-luncheon served were Rosemary Blumett, Mrs. William Liley as sponsors; further in cities. try in the post-war era. Already sary society are requested to be will be served. Eloise Greenwell, Joy Huot, Helen June Annette, infant daughter of “ The opposite process of decen the opponents of the Qiurch are present at a called meeting Mon day evening, July 30, at 8 o’clock. The second and last card party Poole, Mary Margaret Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Hardy, tralization, with less control by city marshalling their forces for the Many items of importance relative will be held Aug. 2 at 1:30 p.m. . Charlotte Pytlinski, Glorene Pyt- with Nophil Longton and Annette political machines, is already in ev conflict to come. Then, as per linski, and Frances Shiels. The haps as never before in the history to the coming bazaar and dinner The final in a series of card Lange as sponsors; Catherine idence and is certain to be acceler following members served a din Helen, infaint daughter of Mr. and ated during the painful phase of of this nation, will the need for will be discussed. parties was held July 19. Host a well-informed, cultured Catholic esses were Mrs. Kendrick, Mrs. J. ner for service men in the Cath Mrs. Fred Branning, with Patricia redistribution of wealth that lies olic USO: Joy Huot, Henrietta and Royden Ruggles as sponsors; ahead of us.’’ laity be felt. Sheer intellectual Croakham, a n d Mrs. Cudney. power can accomplish more in a Lexia, Rosalie Markey, and Helen Stepheh Hardy, infant son of Mr. The present conflict, although it Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Pat conflict against bigotry than any Life Was Saved rick, Mrs. J. V. Dunbar, and Mrs. Poole. Cakes for the occasion and Mrs. Hardy Maytag, with Mr. has concentrated war industries in were donated by Rosemary Blu amount of physical violence, or Wooford. I and Mrs. Lawrence Lasko as spon large plants, has set the trend to mett, Helen Poole, Glorene Pyt sors; Martin John, infant son of ineffectual anger. VOLUNTEER FOR decentralization through the fact linski, and Frances Shiels. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Woodford, This is why the millions of CatK With Gallons CENTER that large centers are extremely vul Marian Sorority Meets with Regina Dunn and Frank nerable to attack, especially from olics in the armed forces should Those serving the Englewood The Marian sorority met in the Krabacher as sponsors; Susan the air. The growth of communica seriotuly consider the educational Of Whole Blood Service Men’s center in June were parish hall July 18 to conclude Anne, infant daughter of Mr. and tions, such as the telephone and The advantages offered to them, free of Mrs. P. C. Fisher, Mrs. H. L. plans for the rest of the summer. Mrs. Dwight T. Shea, Jr., with airplane; ihe extension of electrieal charge, by the army itself. Most Mansfield, Mrs. Roy Mansfield, Horseback riding, bike riding, and Colette Shea and Robert Gallagher, power, rising costs of cities and of them know o f the opportunities “ People who give blood for our Mrs. J. Doring, Peggy and Betty a dinner party will conclude the by proxy, as sponsors. lower ones in rural or small town that will be theirs for further wounded really ought to hear the Powell, Mrs. George Moore, Mrs. activities for the summer. Ceremonies were supplied for areas— these and other factors are study after they leave the army. boys talk about what blood dona J, Ricard, Mrs. J. Crookham, Mrs. The sorority members will play John Edward, infant son of Mr. contributing toward decentraliza The GI Bill of Rights provides a Kendricks, Mrs. G. Hanke, Miss ball Thursday night, July 26, at tions mean to them. We think the and Mrs. William • A. McCloskey, tion. subsidized education for a lengthy Bamum, Mrs. W. Kissel, Mrs. A. 7 o’clock if it does not rain. period of any honorably discharged Blood Donor service has saved with Joseph Capra and Catherine I f we have actually reached the Steck, and Mrs. J. Markey. service man. But most service men more fellows than it will ever Final Drive for Corcoran as sponsors. peak of centralization tu regards Cookies and cakes were donated ignore the fact that correspondence know,” says Sgt. Cleo McClung, Ernest Albert Lamb was re government, the pendulum will in by Mrs. Keegan, Mrs. A. Steck, School Fund to Begin courses are offered, wherever they son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClung ceived into the Church recently evitably swing the other way. A Mrs, E. Fisher, Mrs. J. Crookham, The Victory club will open its may be, by the Armed Forces In of Newcastle. Sgt. McClung was with Thomas P. Hanley and Leslie parallel may be seen in the Pres Mrs. Pergina, and Mrs. G. Smi- final campaign to attain its $50,- stitute, with headquarters io Madi with the 750th tanks in the Eighth E. Bonner as sponsors. idency. History has often seen a lanic. 000 goal for construction of the son, 'Wise. The opportunities for armored division fighting in Po strong President, who gained much Mrs. H. Shutz and Mrs. W. J. new school building on Sunday, advance study offered by this pro land when a freak accident hap authority, succeeded by a regime Kissel had charge of the altar in July 29, gram are almost incalculable. .And pened. An 88-millimeter shell hit ’The that loses authority to Congress. It the month of July. The 8 o’clock Mass will be cele while it is true that men engrossed near the tank upon which he was is obvious that Congress under Joe Poole Home on Leave brated by the Rev. John Walsh, in a life or death struggle have no riding. A piece of the projectile President Truman will have much Marine Sgt. Joe Poole arrived S.J., a former member of St. Louis Parish Societies inclination, or little time, to study, went into the tank and injured the more to say about running the gov home last week to spend a 80-day parish. Seats will be reserved for a greater percentage of the army sergeant as it came out again. He ernment than under President leave with his mother, Mrs. Jo campaign workers, who will re is for long periods not in actual is now at Fitzsimons General hos American National Roosevelt. sephine Poole, his sister Helen, ceive Holy Communion in this combat. The men in non-combat pital, Denver. and his brothers, Bob and Jack. Mass, following which Father To Meet Aug. I There is an interesting corollary zones should avail themselves of “ In an hour I was at an aid This is his first leave at home Walsh will be guest of honor at to the predicted decentralizing the program. . station,” reports the sergeant. “ In trend. There, will not be a “ back to since his enlistment in January, a breakfast for the campaign Besides 'conducting the Armed four hours I was back in an Eng ^mK of DENVER (Presentation Parish, Denver) the land” movement as formerly 1943. He was graduated from St. workers. Forces Institute, the army is alto lish hospital. There they almost understood— great masses o f per Francis de Sales’ high school in All wage earners are being The Needlework club and PTA beginning to sponsor actual college poured whole blood into me. I had I7th at Lawrenca sona fleeing to agriculttire because 1942, and was employed by the asked to keep up their Victory club Thimble club will meet in the courses fo f its personnel, especially six operations and got one pint of Remin^on Arms company before dues of 10 cents per day through school Thursday, Aug. 2, at 10:30 of city conditions, a depression, or plasma a day for 30 days, and a the urge to seek a better life. But in Europe. The ultimate aim is to FRANK KIRCHHOF ADOLPH KUNSMILtSB his enlistment in the marine corps. 1945 and 1946. This will amount o’clock. Returns on the crocheted pint every third day for two weeks many may move to the country or give schooling to millions still in rnudasl Viet Praijest ts4 CiiUtt Breakfatt Served to a total of $50 per member from bedspread must be made at this uniform. The curriculum is so after that. Yes .sir, the wounded at least have one foot in the city Members of the Altar and Ro Aug. 1,1945, to Dec. 31,1946. Con meeting. An awarding of an Af designed as to give the students the know what blood donors have done and one in the country, so to speak. sary society of St. Louis’ church struction will start when materials ghan at the summer festival is equivalent o f a half semester's col and they aren’t forgetting it.” The result should be a more whole who prepared a breakfast for the and labor are available. being directed by the ways and lege work in a month's period some form of life and hence a real That life-saving service from ...... means chairman, Mrs. Harold Cl Joe has an opportunity, there boost to the nation. donor to wounded man goes on Kerstiens. fore, to come out o f this war with daily at Fitzsimons General hos Plans for the summer festival, a far better education than he had MOReAN, L E IB M A N A HICKEY to be held on the church grounds Anonymous Letters when he entered it. The schools pital and other nearby military in a TIME-SAVER on Aug. 16, 17, 18, and 19, were (By Rev. John Cavanagh) being set up will be staffed with stallations. Donors at the Denver completed at a meeting of the Every newspaper office is the competent educators, and virtually Red Cross Blood Donor center have INSURANCE SINCE 1897 all the arts and sciences, or at Ie4ist •It*s a CONVENIENCE committee on Tuesday evening. recipient o f many anonymous let the satisfaction of knowing that the basic courses, will be taught. Baskets for donations of cann^ ters. Some are written in criticism the blood they give one day reaches Succeeding Herbert Fairall Agency goods for the country store booth, and others to lampoon public offi Catholic mothers, wives, rela a wounded man the next day toj ^jfluECONOMYl in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Fred cials, et al. Many arrive to protest tives, and friends of service men help him undergo an operation or PbMM TAber m l Kurtz, are placed in front of the against the philosophy or policy of should encourage their loved ones to bring back depleted strength. church every Sunday morning. t||ie publishers concerning politics, to make use of these educational Mrs. Fred Farler, chairman of religion, and a hundred other opportunities. It will mean a bet the fried chicken dinner, to be matters. Not infrequently the con ter educated body of American SsloR Guild Plans served on Thursday evening, Aug. tents o f the fatherless missives are Catholics; it will affect the eco 16, from 5 to 8 o’clock, is asking abusive and obviously spring from nomic condition o f our people, Annual Picnic Aug. 2 for donations of chickens. She will ignorance. Still there are a few with its consequent advantages for call for them. Her nhone number that, despite their one-sided slant more miMionary work here and is Sp. 6945. A waffle supper will and belligerent tone, do make a abroad; and it will form an effec The Seton guild of Denver will r e q u i r e i be served on Saturday evening. contribution. They beget an aware tive bulwark against bigotry, which hold its annual picnic in the big Aug. 19, and refreshments will ness in an editorial office that all thrives only when ignorance exists pavilion, Washington park, Thurs NO MINIMUM BALANCE be served every evening. A num and knowl^ge to combat it is non members of the public are not day, Aug. 2, at 12:30 o’clock. MOVINC & STORAGE ber of games have been provided. sane, and that in this dav of existent. The chairman, Mrs. George The Altar and Rosary society is bravery there still can be found sponsoring a needle work and CHECKBOOKS FREE! ignoble people with the minds of The World, Strohl, will be assisted by Mrs. s t a n d i^ B apron booth. The young ladies’ poltroons. Bunker and Mrs. Rothweiler. SPruc€ 2671 sodality will award a watch on the The Flesh, and— STORAGE last evening. The members will I know certain men who never The committee, assisted by other LOWEST PRICES less SOUTH PEARL $T (By Rev. Francis Syrianey) hold a special meeting in the read an anonymous letter. They members, will serve ice cream and NO DEPOSIT CHARGES. IN THE CITY /?«& Phone SPnicc9<6l Those who remember with relish school on Monday evening, July look for a signature when they coffee to all who bring their own 30, at 8 o’clock. The Holy Name open a letter and if it is signed by that delightful fantasy of the early cups. Guests will bring the eats. SKOAL MTCS TO SOLDIERS 30's, Father Malaehy't Miracle, will , society has charge of the $400 “ .4 Friend’’ or “ Subscriber” or All members and friends of the carries no name at all the note is welcome the latest work from the I cash prize awards; $50 will be guild are invited and their children PER CHECK USED clever pen o f the Scotch convert, 'swarded on Thursday, $100 on summarily tossed into the waste will be welcome. There will be basket. Some people can do that Bruce Marshall. This new novel, plenty of ice cream for all. /Of YOU PAY ONLY 5 0 f A ROOM A MONTH I Friday, and $250 on Saturday eve- which, like its predecessor, is laid Ining. Pat Campbell, chairman, or perhaps have been driven to that practice by the volume of in Scotland, is entitled The World, of anli-clericalism, or at least a M«mtwr Ffdtrzl Deposit Intaranes Corporation asks that returns be made as soon dissatisfaction with certain clerical as possible. mail they receive. My correspond the Flesh, and Father Smith, Not ence is not heavy enough to prompt that the author intends to place elements. Not so. His one aim Triduum It Scheduled me to do that, and my curiosity is his hero on a par with the custo always is to show how the Church A triduum conducted by the Rev. fat too eager to allow nvB peace un mary third person of this trinity. makes out in spite of the failings AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Fridolin Shockley, O.F.M., will be til I have found out what my name Rather, the appealing story deals of its human agents. This is of DENVER held on Monday, Tuesday, and less correspondent has on his more with Father Smith's constant brought out clearly in Father Wednesday evenings. Aug. 13, 14, mind. fight against these omnipresent Smith’s short address to his col and 15, at 7:30 o’clock. But why do people write anon- enemiei. leagues upon the occasion o f his A card party will be held in the ymous letters? reception as a Cathedral Canon. VESTMENTS Regularly it is ow- Marshall's priest-hero and hit NAin 5314 f school on Thursday evening, July ing to a regrettable bitterness that clerical' companions are, thoroughly In excellent summary he reminds 26, at 8 o’clock. Hostesses will he has settled over their lives. They believable, in both their virtues his friends of their duty to make ALBS Mmes. Fred Imrie, D. C. Milner, have never learned to control tteir and their foibles. It is not d iffi their people conscious of the un and Glen Biederman. A crocheted desires, and they have neither the cult to see in their delineation the popular virtues such as social jus F . J . KIKUHHOF tablecloth will be awarded. The physical nor mental equipment to reflexion o f padres of our own tice and respect for the rights of proceeds to be used for the benefit achieve the goal o f their riotous acquaintance. The discerning eye others. “ We must leach men that SUBPLICES of the sisters of the Presentation imagination. For the most part they of the author has packed a maxi wrong is not right because a com C o n s t r i c t i o n C o . convent. Returns on the sale of are governed by impetuosity rath mum of shrewd observance be munity practices it. . . . we must tickets are to be made to Mrs. er than reason; they want position tween the covers o f his slender preach the full fearless doctrine BIBEHAS Frank Myler, 3526 W. 7th avenue. and wealth and power which they volume. His story, covering as it o f Christ by teaching the religion BUILDERS The card parties are held the sec do not hare and which they will does the period preceding the out of Jesus as well as the religion ond and fourth Thursdays to help about Jesus.” never be able to get. Without real break of World war I down to the We Appreciate Your Patronage GLEBIGAL defrav the expenses of tiie bazaar izing it they are often lazy and last tragic days of “ peace in tnir Justice alone is not enough. It and chicken dinner. simply lack the intelligence and en lime,” U a human narrative of must be matched and even passed terprise that' would warrant their the intellectual and emotional re by real charity. Charity is the law 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. becoming an asset to any organiza action io Ihe confusing currents of the New Testament, and yet, aa CGLLABS Frank Kirehhof Bosl tion, When they do not rise in the produced by this turbulent period Father Smith says, “ we find" here- financial and social scale they be It seems Io us, however, that it tics and schismatics, even atheists, To Orphans, Sisters come diteatisfied-; they never look is neither the sensitive feeling for are claiming to practice a charity for the cause o f their trouble with personalities mirrored against more perfect than ours. For what XSTABUSiUtD SINCE 1S» Frank Kirehhof, president in themselves; they immediately events nor the keen understanding else is the Communist heresy but hurl silly accusations and are all and humor with which Bruce Mar the boast to be able to love one’s of the American National for using force and coercion to ob shall writes that will be the chief fellowman without first loving ; ) bank, Denver, was host to the tain their demands. When they ask value of this entertaining novel. God?” The American Fixture Co children and sisters of the Io be stepped on and it is neces The book supplies an enlightening Beneath the humorous, often Haantaetartrs of COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME Queen of Heaven orphanage tary to make them realize they are but unobtrusive view of Githolic bantering, lone of this little book expendable they seek refuge in truths in a Catholic atmosphere. aiURCH PEWS AND ALTARS Saturday, July 21, at an out a great deal of the gold of truth the anthorship o f letters they are So charming and sincere is it that is deposited, even in the passages CHURCH FURNITURE ing in Lakeside park. The ashamed to father, or which they we could well wish that all instruc not to obviously “ preachy” as tM t A. I*. m :i{ children enjoyed the amnse- fear might boomerang and ex tion in the truths o f our faith were quoted above. We feel that Father BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES pose them to a spanking usually presented aa attractively and pain- Smith will be a challenge to the menls immensely, and tha sis* M illw o rk of A ll Kind* ( III iM ii nt. reserved for spoiiW and a: bilious IcMly. many who wiU read about him in ters are grateful for the kind* children if thelelr namea were Some may charae that the deli this best seller, to intensify their FRANK KIRCHHOF 1232 ARAPAHOE ST. I \. ness shown to them and their known. cious satire that Marshall uses so fWMi I lih own struggle against the world, the OENYEB. GOLD, olinrgoa. Tha autbon of loonyxaoiu let* cajwbly refleett aa m id«can«iit, fletht /at, and the devilt too. PA G E TEN Office, Bannock StfaeC THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyetone 4205 Thursday, July 26, 1945 New Firepower for Infantry STAND OF U. S. FOR STRONG, Ethan Allen’s Daughter C. U. of A. to Got /[ Seccion en Castellano FREE POLAND IS REAFFIRMED Por «l Kst<1o. Antonio Saciwn, C.R.Ti' Painting of First crKan Washington. — Reaffirming the far made is inadequate and un stand of the United States govern convincing.” Beauty por au buena voluntad y por su Unidad JDe La Iglesia ment “ for a strong, free, and in “ There still seems to be no clear New England Nun fe; mientraa que lot que no quisi- assurance,” Senator Vandenberg (Contioaacion) dependent Polish state," the StatA MMMRONi PRODIWTSi eran abrazarla, sa quedaran de wrote, “ that the Polish people will Dios N. S. al fundar Su Iglesia department has declared that the themselves have the final oppor Montreal.— A painting o f Sis este mode sin exeusa, y “ P A R A ter Allen, the work of Madeleine nos dio en ella una parte para que formation o f the new Polish pro tunity of untrammeled self-ueter- fOt I»PM _y.| la creyeramos y asl tuvi^ramos el QUE EL MUNDO CREA QUE Delfosse of Montreal, will be pre visional government does^not^dis mination under this new provis merito de la fe; mientras que la TU, OH PADRE, ME EN- ional government which is imposed sented by the Hotel Dieu to the charge this country from the re Catholic University of America in otra parte nos la hizo visible, pal VIASTE." upon them by Britain, Russia, and pable, a fin de que tuvieramos una sponsibilities it assumed regarding Washington, D. C. iQUE SE ENTIENDE POR the United States, within Polish garantla se^ura de nuestra creen- Poland at the Yalta conference. boundaries similarly dictated by Thomas Guerin, member o f the cia. La primera de estas notas UNIDAD DE LA IGLESIA? these external powers?" Quebec Legislature, a n d Mrs. It is decided to supervise the Guerin are sponsoring the gift. visibles consiste. en L A UNIDAD Por dicha “ U N ID A D " se enU- Senator Vandenberg urged thAt DE LA IGLESIA. forthcoming elections in Poland in The painting will be accompanied ende que la verdadera Iglesia con- "the full weight of our American iCUANTAS SON LAS SE- order to make certain that they are to Washington by Sister Helen forme a los deseos e intenciones de influence" be exerted to bring NALES VISIBLES DE LA VER- Morrissey, member of the com Jesucristo, debc former un solo “ free" in fact as well as'in name. about decisions “ which will clearly DADERA IGLESIA? munity for 64 years, who has writ cuerpo visible, que se manifiesta “ The United State viill, of course, serve the end of justice in tehalf Las senales o notas que el Senor ten a biography of Sister Allen. exteriormente, por la U NIDAD insist upon its right to participate of Poland, not only for the sake WORRIED estampo en Su Iglesia, y que no Frances Margaret Allen was the DE REGIM EN— pues que todos on an equal basis with the other of ^land , but also for the sake of Jl] ae pueden encontrar juntas en nin- daughter of Gen, Ethen Allen of • 'J obedecen a los mismos superiores powers," the State department de all fne great powers and for the ABOUT ffuna otra, son cuatro, como las Sunderland, Vt., who took Fort t —juntamente con la U NID AD DE clared. « sake of tne international peace and formulo el Concilio de Constanti- Ticonderoga from the British in LA FE, mediante la cual todos Settlement Inadequate security which we are unitedly nopla (A.D. 381) a saber: la.) seeking to establish.” 1775, and tried to invade Quebec mis7 profesan una misma creencia; en LA UNIDAD; 2a.) LA SANTI- The position of _ the American but was halted and taken prisoner conformidad con los manifiestos de DAD; 3a.) LA CATO LICIDAD ; government on the Polish issue U. S. to Keap Clota Watch at Montreal. seos de Jesucristo. y 4a.) LA APOSTOLICIDAD. was explained in a letter by acting In his answer Secretary Grew Miss Allen was a convert to the PAY 'EM OFF WITH A iPORQUfi MARCO EL SESOR iCOMO MANIFESTO JESU Secretary Jol^ph C. Grew in re denied that the new governhnent faith and became the first New A SU IGLESIA CON ESTAS CRISTO SEMEJANTES DE sponse to a letter from Senator had been “ imposed” upon Uie Po England nun. She joined the Reli imp-smuAN CUATRO SENALES? SEOS? Arthur H. Vandenberg of Mich lish people by the Big Three but gious Hospitallers of St. Jo.seph at Asi como cl ranchero marca bus igan, who said that to him and the Hotel Dieu in Montreal after En el sermdn de la Cena, Jesu had rather been set tip bv thi Poles low my Mieoni on TursMm^ animales, como garantia fehaeiente Using the new 67 mm. recoilless trast to the 2,700 pounds of the millions of other citizens “ the set themselves. He indicated, however, rejecting marriage against the ««, Initit, kouidiold applimen, oAce de su legitima propiedad, asi tam- cristo, dirigi^ndose a Su Eterno rifle, Cpl. Harry Watkins looks 57 mm. anti-tank gun on a wheeled tlement of the Polish question thus wishes of her parents. She died that the United States will keep 0« f«m tquipmtflL Quioli, conAd«Mid bien Jesucristo, previniendo la ma Padre, dice: “ jOh Padre Santo! through a telescopic sight as he carriage. It can be fired by in a close watch on future deyelop- Dec. 11, 1819, eight years after prepares to fire. The gun, which fantrymen from standing, kneel she had taken the veil. Mrvica.,. com* to »♦« vtl licia de los bombres, estampd cua Guarda en Tu Nombre a eetos que •yhe Divine Pursuit’ Is ments to see that the Yalta agree Tti Me has dado A P IN DE QUE possesses the striking power o f ar ing, or prone positions. (O fficial ment is carried out in its entirety. tro senales sobre la legitima Ig Choice of Book Club ^ Telephone KE 6221 SEAN U N A MISMA COSA por tillery, weighs 45 pounds in con army photo) ■The United States government lesia, a fin de que los que la abra- D. DELTSCH la caridad, asf como Nosotros lo “ will use its full influence,” Mr. Milwaukee.—rA« Divine Pur- , OPTOMKTKI8T zaran pudieran ser recompensados somos en la naturaleza” (Juan, Grew told Senator Vandenberg in / II* T««n Practin j e c u r i t i e s X V II, 11). BLESSED SACRAMENT WOMEN tuit, the memoirs of Rachel reply to a specific question, to ob CREDIT CORK Maria, Russian Jewess, expelled tain permission for American cor En todas las referencias que by the Bolshevists from Russia G la u n TULPER hace a SU IG LE SIA. siempre se respondents “ to enter Poland in Plttad EXPCRT and later by the Nazis from Ger order that the American public halla la nota de UNIDAD, y asi TO ATTEND EL POMAR RETREAT many, is ths August selection of Brektn Lanaaa Watch Repairing may be informed of the situation ^^7 Doplltalfd dice a Pedro: “ Y Yo te digo que the Science and Culture Book club, in that area." He also declared All Work Gn>nntt*S it has been announced here. , Ocaliits’ PreacripHoD Filled 316 Commonwealth Bldg. tti eres Pedro y que sobre esta (BloMed Sacrament Parish, Cookioi for USO Clnbs'Needed that the State department “ has for “ I?/***! SInrIt Vitloa Third Flovr Itih and Stoat Sti. piedra edificare MI IG LE S IA " Denyer) Rachel Mar^'a finally came to some time been pressing the Soviet iBtiaibIt BIfacal LOANS TAbor JII7 Mrs. J. C. Gannon, parish chair (Mat XVI, 18). Notese que no Women of the parish planning New York, where she died in 1943 authorities for aTithorization for Lanata le Baa , man for the USO-NCCS cookie jar, The story o f her last days and Far and N t a r - »'*** dice mis iglesias, sino solamente to attend a retraat at El Pomar American correspondents to enter Groand all In ant. iraaia. 14TH AND IROADWAT una, que es la mia, “ Mi Iglesia." is asking for volunteers to bake death is told by Professor Dietrich Eastern and Southeastern Europe retreat-house in Colorado Spring Optn Mondap IrMlaea. Ph. TA. M4I UN REBANO; y no mucTios re- cookies for the service men at the Von Hilderbrand of Fordham uni in order to be in a position -to re- this weekend include Mmes. Mil- Your Purchase of War Bonds banos; U N APRISCO, y no mu versity. The volume is .published port_ accurately to the American and Stamps Helps to Secure Your ton W. Allen, William C. Weldon, club. 1519 Ctolii S t chos apriscos, pues eso dice el here by Bruce. public on developments there.” Future. Senor: “ Tengo Yo otras ovejas aue Harold F. Collins, George Pope, no son de este aprisco, las cualea John F. Vail, L. U. Wagner, Jos debo Yo recoger, y oir6n Mi voz, eph Craven, and Herbert Flannery, y de todas se narA UN SOLO RE- and Misses Anne Birmingham and BANO Y UN SOLO PASTOR” Ella Horan. (Juan X, 16). iH ay nada mas grA- T. Sgt. Edwin Kennebeck, AAF, fico para designar la unidad, como who was returned to the States a la idea de un rebafio bajo un solo few months ago after completing JOHIV R. COYLE pastor? 35 missions, visited his parents, OPTOMETRIST U N A V ID : Mr. and Mrs E. G. Kennebeck, en NEW LOCATION “ Yo soy la vid. vosotros los sar- route to his new assignment in S35 MACK BLDG. mientos” (Juan XV, 5). Chandler Field, Ariz. Hth and CaUfernia Phono KE. SSSt U N RENIO : Mary Jean Kelley Diet Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kelley, fo r La Iglesia viene mencionada mer members of the {larish, now como un reino, en el Evangelic de residents of Las Vegas, N. Mex., S. Lucas: “ El reinarA en la rasa lost in death their daughter, Mary de Jacob y SU REINO no tendrA Jean, last month. Mary Jean at tended Blessed Sacrament school. fin” (Luc. I, 32-33). Ese reino no Miss Mary Power is spending a puedt dividirse en partidos con- two-week vacation visiting in ColO' trarios o en iglesias contrarias, rado Springs and Pueblo, and Taos porque sabido es que: “ Todo reino and Santa Fe, N. Mex. dividido en facciones contrarias, The Cub Scout Mothers’ auxil sera desolado" (Marc. Ill, 24, 25). iary gave a picnic in City park S. Mateo en el capitulo X III, 31- on July 22. Games and races, plus 47, presenta ^varies semejanzas a ball game between the fathers del reino de los cielos, que es la and cubs, were featured. The Rev. Iglesia, diciendo que es parecido H. J. Schmitt was a guest. The a UN GRANO de mostaza; a UN mothers furnished coffee, ice T E S 0 R 0 escondido; a U N A cream, and candy for the event. PIED RA PRECIOSA; en cuyas alegorias el Senor siempre mani Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Me fiesta la nota de UNIDAD. Cabe, Jr., are moving to Albu- uerque, N. Mex., where Mr. Mc- LOS AP6STOLES !abe has accepted a new position El Evangelista S. Juan expresa Pritonar of War Retarnt divinamente este pensamiento de la UNIDAD, llamando a la Iglesia Paul Keating, USA, reported la E s POSA de Jesucristo, el cual, both wounded and missing in the naturalmente no admite mas que fall of 1944, has returned to Den U N A SOLA. Asi dice el Apostol, ver to visit his mother, Mrs. escribiendo desde Patmos: “ Vino Charles Haskell, Paul was in a despuAs un Angel y habI6 conraigo German war prison nine months. diciendo; ‘Ven y te mostrare LA Flight Officer John J. Smethills, ESPOSA, novia del cordero’ " who has been piloting a B-17 in (Apoc. XXI, 9). England, is spending a 30-day SAN PABLO llama a la Iglesia leave with his parents, Mr. and el cuerpo de Jesuscristo, y asi como Mrs. J. A. Smethills. He has been Jesuscristo no tiene dos cuerpos, asi assigned to Sioux Falls, S. Dak., tampoco puede tener dos o mAs for new duty. Iglesias: “ Asi como en un solo cuerpo tenemos muchos miembros United China Relief mas no todos los miembros tienen un mismo oficio: asi nosotros, aun lue seamos muchos, formamos en To Show Movie Friday vJristo UN SOLO CUERPO. siendo todos reciprocamente miembros de Here le China, a moving picture los unos de los otros” (Rom with commentary and musical X II, 6). score, will be shown by the United UNA CIUDAD: China Relief on Friday, July 27, Guyug Haves terAn entregadas t in the auditorium of the Capitol los Apostoles (Mat. V, 14 y XVI, Life building on the corner of 16th 18). avenue and Sherman street, Den ver. A t 7:45 there will "be a solo- fCoatinuari) vox recital by Mary Lee Read, or ganist at the Grand Central termi nal, New York city; at 8:15 the film will be shown, preceded by two three-minute talks. There will IS be no admission, collection, or money raising; that work will be done in the autumn when the War Chest will put on a campaign for arcs 87,000,000, all over the United States. The public is invited to this event; everyone will be (Holy Family Pariah, Danver) Dimensional welcome. taco. u. a. SAT. err.] John Kilpatrick has returned from the European scenes of war and is spending a furlough in his LEGAL NOTICE Slip home. OFFICE OF THE Father Norbert Walsh left Sun TREASURER day for a two-week vacation. Cilr and Conntr of Denrrt Moniripnl Buildinc Lt. and Mrs. Louis Conter an DENVER. COLORADO nounce the birth of a son, Edward No. H-4t2 The fit of your undergarments Michael, in Los Angeles July 16 NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF SEAL will ascertain exactly how Charles Piper, fire controlman ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OP smart you look. A bwutiful second efass, arrived Sunday for a TREASURER’S DEED dress will never look well 10-day leave with his wife and TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. »nd relative.s. He is staying in the more eopecUllr to Metropolitan Induitrial unless the slip underneath it Company, City and Coun^ of Denver. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Con- South Denver Finance Co,, The Moffat fits as it should. Tunnel Improvement DiitricL That's why we recommend a Mrs, Clara Heiaerstadt and son You and each of you are hereby notified John, returned Saturday from E’ that on the 16th day of November, 1940, Laros Dimensional slip. Their the Manager of Revenue, Ex-OffIcio Treaa, Paso, Tex., where they visited Lt, urer of the City and County of Denver designers have perfected and Mrs. Robert Heiderstadt and and State of C.olorado, aold at public aale patterns to fit the nine basic infant son, Richard. Mr. and Mrs, to City and County of Denver, aaaicnor Thomas Flemming of Ryan, la. of The South Denver Finance Co., the feminine figures, and theic's applicant, who hai made demand for parents of Mrs. Robert Heider one especially for you. Treaiurer’i Deed, the fallowing deacribed stadt, were visiting there at the real eatale, altuate in the CKy and County The attention to detail in same time. of Denver and State of Colorado, to-wit l/)ta Twenty-Six (261 to Twenty-Nine workmanship, style and fabrics John Edward, infant .son of Mr, 129) locluaive and Vacated Wcat and Mrs. Edward McEahern, was is unsurpass^ Thirty Feet (W 36 f t I of Magnolia baptized Sunday, July 22, by Fa Street adjoining, in Block Eight (SJ, ther Leo Flynn. Mr. and Mrs Montroae. that aald tax sale was made to aatiafy Francis McEahern were the spon the delinquent general taxea aaictaed sors. Pauline Mary, infant daugh againat aald real eatata for the year 1989; ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Me that aaid real eatate waa taxed in the name of The Metropolitan Induatrial Co.; Sizes 32 to 44— J A , Q 0 Cune, was baptized Sunday, July that (he atatutory period of redemption Sizes 46 to 52— ^ 22, by Father Omer Foxhoven expired November 16th, I943t that the Marvin and Manicy Anderson aame haa not been redeemol; that aald were the sponsors. John William property may be redeemed at any time before a Tax Deed la iaxurd; that a Tax infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jos Deed will ho iaaued to the aaid The Sooth Lingerie Shop— Second Floor Brantner, was baptized Sunday, Denver Finance Co., lawful holder of aaid July 22, by Father Foxhoven. His certificate, on the 22rd day of November at $ o’clock p.m. 1945, tinlcaa the aamc sponsors were Dudley and Patricia haa been redeemed before S o'clock p.m. Brauch. of aaid date. Martin Lally, graduate of the WrrNESS my hand and teal thte 22rd class of 1945, reported Saturday day of July, 1945, (Seal) F. E. WIIJiON. for service in the army. Manager of Revenue, Ex-Offiein Mary Elizabeth Peters of the Treaaufer, City and County of WAC IS home on furlough, visiting Denver In the State nf Colorado. By F. E. WIUON. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Firat Publication July 26, 1946 Peters. Lait ^blieatloD Aosuat I, 1941 1 Thursday, July 26, 1946 Office, 938 Batmock Stree! THE DKNVER CATHOLTC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4206 PAGE ELEVEN Wedding Party Pictured HECO NEEDS HELP! Skilled tnd Semi'Skilled Men and Women (St. Vincent ds Paul’ s Parish, needed NOW at the Danver) A coliege-day romance reached A'«ie, Air-Conditioned Plant of fulfillment thia week for Mis* Dear Mitt Eitenmaa: Betty M. Bader and 1st Lt. Donald In my 25 yaart o f nurting iha M. Winter, when the young B-17 Heckethorn Manufacturing tick I find that tha teamen in the pilot returned from the war on Protettant Ladiet' Aid vitit their leave. Wedding arrangements tick oftaner and more promptly were in readiness several days be than do tha Catkolie teamen. The fore the date could be set, pending & Supply Company y latter cannot axeute themtelvat be. Lt. Winter’s arrival from England eaute of too much teork. Tha after 17 combat missions. Protettantt have their hornet and St. Vincent de Paul’s church, Opposite the Post Office, Littleton, Colorado familiet to taka care-of alto. It it decorated with daisies and del- ^inlum , was the scene of the beeaute our otvn are too latyf— Come Out Today and Discuss A nurte. Nuptial Mass on July 21, cele brated by the Rev. Manus If. Tbi* critieiim it eftan Iseelsd Boyle. The bride wore a gown of PLEASANT, PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT at tha Catholic population, and, white satin and Alencon point lace, in many ca**«, it i* dasoread. with a court train. Her maid of WITH UNUSUAL POSTWAR OPPORTUNITIES I V iiitin f tha «ick i* a phata of honor was Miss Mary Golden, and Catholic Action that i* not giean the bridesmaids Miss Barbara Nie- enough emphati*. It ii a corporal ter* and Mis* Georgia Winter. At W E NEED r< work of mercy, carrying rich ra tending the bridegroom was Sgt. wards for the neat world. The ap Elwood Ring, and ushers were Cpl. TOOL SETTERS ... SCREW MACHINE. DRILL Raymond K. Reed and S. Sgt. parent laxity can be attributed in PRESS AND LATHE OPERATORS ... INSPEC part to the growing use of hos Jerry Finnegan. A wedding break DR. R. W. PRITZ pital treatment, where an over fast and i-eception followed in the TION AND ASSEMBLY LINE PEOPLE ... DAY And Associates supply of visitor* is a nuisance. Park Lane hotel. INSURANCE The bride, only daughter of Mr. Catholic patients usually go to OR NIGHT SHIFTS. V Dentixts Catholic hospitals, where the nurt RT < Mrs. George Ifader of 1034 S. IH ISth Street IM I tith Street ing sisters and the reeidant chap Vine street, was graduated mngna JOS. J. CELLA KKretene ITtl TAker ITtI lain ara frequent callers. cum laude from LorettO Heights ^-1 1120 Seruritj Bldg. Open Mender end Thnredar Keee. college last month. In 1941 she In non-Catholic institutions, was “ blue ribbon girl” at St. Phon« KEystune 2633 however, an almost untapped source of Catholic Action lies. Mary’s academy. Lt. Winter is Join the End thix This is proved by the mervelous the -son of Mr. and Mr*. A. G. reports coming from lay groups Winter of 4137 Eliot. He had Fight HECO War Announcement is made of the before the Rev. Jerome Weinert. completed three year* in Regia col who are organised to visit pa wedding of S. Sgt. Steve E. Dfo- Their attendants are pictured tients listed as Catholic*. Hun lege before entering military tar and Maryjane Hardfer May 15 above with the couple, leit, Alice service, and has wdn several aerial KEEP UP THE HOMES drad* of lax and fallen-away in the Holy Ghost churen, Denver, Ruth Harder; right, Tony Drotar. Church member* are brought back combat deebrations. A fter a trip to tha fold simply by a friendly in the mountains, the couple will YOU’RE FIGHTING FOR visit in time of illness, ^ go to Florida.. USO JUNIOR HOSTESSES AND Hughs* Paranti of Girl One need not annoy tha das- Mr. and Mrs. William E. Patronize These Reliable and Friendly Firms parntely ill, or run the risk of Hughes, Jr„ of 671 S. Williams contagion, to carry out tha praise GIs TO MARK COLORADO DAY street, are the parents of a girl, worthy custom of visiting tha born July 18. sick. The old neighborly gestures — — — — EARL J A representative group of man The U80-NCCS club, 1576 hoan, one of the original Ringling WMD! w n WMED! of taking food for the patient or attended the meeting in the school STILES for tha family, bringing needed Circus clowns, will be on hand to Grant street, invites ell GIs sta hall on Friday evening of last supplies, or chatting a faw min supply additional amusement. STROHMINGER tioned near Denver to exchange week to assist Father Boyle in ELECTRIC SERVICE utes with a rastlass convalescent There are cither special numbers making plans for a building fund. Electrical Contracting; are opportnnities offered us al their overseas cap and GI shoes planned, including expert rope Pledge cards will be sent to all MOTORS . REPAIRS LIceneed end Banded tn Clt7 of Oearet most daily for practicing Chris for a 10-gallon Stetson and high- twirling reminiscent of in au parishioner* in the near future, HOME WIRING tian charity at our own back heeled boots, climb into the cov thentic Western round-up. Sleeping Roeme— and a committee will be formed 817 14th St. door*. A t 9 p.m.. Shorty. Sue, Sally, 1100 Larimer TA. 6875 ered wagon, and join the junior later to collect these pledges. It In this regard, it is surprising and the boys, sent tnrough cour hostesses garbed in their -IVestern is hoped to have sufficient funds to to discover that in soma military costumes as they celebrate "Colo tesy of Adolph Coors Co. of C. S H. Refrigeralios hospitals tha groups of Catholic Golden, will present a program warrant starting the new church rado Day" on Wednesday, Aug. 1. as soon as material is available. Rooms and Board :: McVeigh Company;; young women paying regular In the wide-open spaces on the of Western songs. These singers Service visits to the man outnumber any lawn adjoining the club building, will be followed by Chester Preis- TOlt CARLE end C. A. HATFIELD PAINTING AND other organisation. I know sav- an outdoor pageant will be staged ser and his group of square danc Education Bills Before aral girls who, early evary Sun ers, climaxing the evening with an aEFRIGBRATION — STOKER AND DECORATING to commemorate this 69th anni Congress Are Reviewed OIL BURNER SERVICE . day morning, take a tram ride 10 versary of Colorado’s admission exhibition of old Western dances. F«m « time Price* — Work GuerenUed contractors miles to an army hoepital and This stjuare dance group, the D.U, Washington.— The 18 education to the Union. bills now before Congr^s, seme a $27 E. Expoeilion Ph. RA. 3234 I • 2054 Broadway KE. 071S wheel patients to Mass. Soma of Promenaders, has attended sev Kite u d Son. Ph. TA. A792 end GK. 4471 o * * * * * * t « >♦ ♦ ♦ I m i l I M e » the hoys had previously paid do Barbecue to eral National Folk Dance festivi- vitally affecting Catholic educa d tion, were reviewed by the Rt. Rev. mestic servants- for this service Open Evening ties in Washington, D. C., and in e and bought their breakfast. But New York’s Madison Square Gar Monsignor Frederick G. Hochwalt, These housing facilities are urg* e ROUSH C. PAYNE these girl* gladly voluntaer for The evening’s entertainment will den. chairman of the commission on American citizenship of the CathcH d the job, a considarable task, guid start at 6:30 with a barbecue at Three Features on Sunday gently neeiied by Gates em n Refrigeration Service Painters - Decorators the outdoor grill. During the bar lie University of America and di ing. a man with a heavy east on a Sunday, July 29, will be a gala COMMESCIAL AND DOHE8TIC Ettimatet wheelchair through doors, up and becue, Charles Ellis will enter rector of the Department of Edu tEFBIGERATOS SERVICE tain with his horse, “ Wonder Joe,” day at the USO - NCCS dub. cation, National Catholic Welfare ployees. Gates is a War Plant— "OuereDteed Service" down ramps, across a large hos Three special program features PE. 8014 pital area. Perhaps tha housewife putting him through his tmazing Conference, in an address before 848 Broadway 2600 S. Pearl to Te*n Experiene* h> Denver repertoire of feats, and Ted Mil- are offered, in addition to the reg the students of the summer session of the future will make better use ular club facilities. Denver’s largest permanent in Phone* K£. 1657 & PE. 8052 of the counsel to visit tbs sick of the university. Monsignor Hoch than do her pradeeassor* of to The birthday party, given by walt described how each bill, if the junior hostesses having birth day. enacted, would affect Catholic edu- dustry. (Addrati: M itt Mary E. Eiten. days in this month, for those men , cation. His address was entitled Welby Parisb Hen and women in service who also “ Educational Legislation Pending man. B o il 162B, tha Regittarr Den. have birthdays in July, will be cer, Colo.) Before Congress." Dr. Roy J. De- held at 2:80 in the dub. Registra ferrari, (Urector of the summer tions are now being made and session! introduced Monsignor School of Asoolical Home on Furloiigb the hostesses are planning a num- Hochwalt Vfer of interesting and inviting events for the afternoon, with a NE’W SHIPMENT Theology Will Open Wtiby.—'(Assumptioa Ptrish) grand prize of a long distance — Recently home on leave was Vin telephone call home. For Free Listing Gail New Orleans.— A school of as- Gamp Lanlamt cent Rossi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Following this event, from 6 to cetical theology will be opened in 7 o’clock, the Knights of Colum The meet p«i>- Michael Rossi. Ha has returned to olsr earap lit* September at St. Charles’ college. bus will serve the buffet supper. we’ve haS la PE. 2411-EXT. 349 Grand Coteau, La. In recent years his navy base in California. Pfc. The members of Denver coundl yesrs. Stardy St. Charles’ has been the novitiate Leonard Roasi, son of Daniel Rossi, will take their turn and do “ K P ” hand or tebi* and juniorate of the New Orleans lantern, top TA bor 1393 1721 Lawrence and a member of the 104th Timber- duty in entertaining the armed province of the Society of Jesus and front wolf division, is hopie on a 30-day forces of the Denver area. Fred lithte tarn The Very Rev. Harry L, Crane, Mr. Walter J. Kerwin furlough. Anthony D’Amato, son erick H. Mills is chairman, as any direction. S.J., provincial, has announced Complete with of Mr. and Mrs. John D’Amato, sisted by the following committee invites his man^ old friends and that the Very Rev. Anthony J. S-voIt rsilrosd and Alvin Werth, son of Mr. and members: Dave CostelTo, Joe Ber battery. customers to visit him for suggest Achee, S.J., former master of Mrs. Nick Worth, are home on fur lin, James McIntosh, Vinson Fin ions on— novices at Grand Coteau, * ill he lough. Roxie Rosa, son of Mr. and ley, Pat Conboy, Jr.; Percy DIAMONDS . LOCKETS R£UPHDLST£R master of tertians at the new $ 6 5 0 Mrs. John Rosa, was here recently Lounge, John B. Chase, Robert school of ascetical theology and WATCHES . ROSARIES Save Your Valuable Furniture on furlough. Norton, and Ralph Morrison. A COMPLETE CROSSES - COMPACTS rector of St. Charles’ college. musical hour of r^uest numbers The following marriages have BIRTHDAY GIFTS Recover 2 Pieces—Frieze taken place in the parish. Miss Jo will be offered during the supper. M AX COOK and Tapestry-855 and op. BEDBUGS KILLED sephine Gaecetta, daughter of Mr. The evening affords a real treat and Mrs. Joseph Gaecetta, and in the ballroom when the junior SPORTING GOODS Carden Furniture Hade to Order hostes.ses, beautifully gowned in JOS. M. FISHMAN our NEW METHDD James Spano, son of Mrs. Lucy 1608 G lenarm TRELLISES ...... $1.00 up hy Spano, were married before a Nup their formal dresses, arrive for the Jeweler and Optician Tlii$ method of bed bur extermination h tial High Mass on July 15. monthly formal dance held at the Phone exeluaive with us, end is s rusrsnteed serv Mail Orders Filled PrsmpUr GLASSES ON CREDIT i COLORADO UPHOLSTERY CO. ice. 'hie service eliminstes the annoyance Miss Clara Calvarisi, daughter club. Barbara Peraro’s orchestra 807 ISth St. TA. 0029 and embarrasement of havinr your build- will furnish the music. 2457-59 16ih St. G L 2304 of John Calvarisi, and Gordon R. inr placarded. No vacanciee necessary Goudette of Richmond, Calif., were other then the rooms treated and then for approximately two hours. No denser to united in marriage on July 15. health and life. Ideal eerviee for hotel., Norbert Bidding, son of Mr. and Specializing in Quality Plumbing and apt houaas and publle buildlnrs. Mrs. Frank Bidding, still is seri ously ijl in Mercy hospital. 18th century Heating Repairx DENVER PEST CONTROL William (B illy) Rossi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Rossi, is con barrel ehairx AND SERVICE LAB fined in a local hospital. Have more charm and com SLAHERY & COMPANY 24 E. .Alameda Ave. Sp. 4673 Concetta Marone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marone, un fort with one of these PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS FURNACE derwent an appendectomy, and is smart 18th century styled confined in St. Joseph’s hospital. barrel chairs. Full spring 1726 MARKET STREET WORK Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rossi are Repairx the parents of a girl. construction with attrac-' JOHN J. CONNOR, Presitlent PHONE KEVSTONE 1441 Donald Ciancio, son of Mr. and ! tive tapestry covers in SHEET METAL WORK Mrs. Frank Ciancio, has left for blue, green, rust, mauve, service in the merchant marine. HELP THE WAR EFFORT — SAVE CRITICAL FUEL Pearson Heating Co. beige^ rose and wine. ii7 Rroadir«f Ph. RA i m LEGAL NOTICE INSULATE tFi/i JDHNS-MANVILLE OFFICE OF THE $29.75 TREASURER YO U R HOME Waterproofed CITY AND COUNTY OF DBNVBE Msnieipel Belldinf DENVER, COLORADO PNEUM.4TICALLY Ne. H-4IS ROCK WOOL INSTALLED NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF NO DEPOSIT TREASURER’S DEED First Payment TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, end Nov, 1st R. H. Kimball Co. more cepecUlly to Mont* Inveetment Com- I f Desired peny. The South Denver Finance Co., The 419 Midland Moffat Tunnel Improvement Oiitriet, City ASK FOR FREE K£. 5236 and County of Denver. BOOK Savings Bldg. Evenints TA. 1M4 You and each of yoii are hereby notified that on the 2.8th day of Nevtrober. 1941, the Manater of Revenue, Ex-Officio Treas lion urer of the City and County of Denver and State nf Colorado, sold at public tale to City and County of Denver, aatixnar of The South Denver Finance Co., the appli egic RE-ROOF cant, who haa made demand for a Treas apt. urer's Deed, the followin* described real eetate, situate in the Cfty and County of With Denver and State of Colorado, to-wit; Lota Thirty-Five (SS) end Thirty-Six (86) end North Ten Feet (N 10 f t ) of Lot Thirty-Four (84), in Block Seven (7), Kensinaton. SlateH te Shingles. Applied right that .aid tax eale wae made to eetisfy the delinquent xeneral texee emseesed axelnet over your old roof — no labor cost to rip off old said real eetata for the raar IS40: that shingles. You save because the old roof acts as ad taid real aetate wae taxed in the name of THE STORE of MANY FRIENDS Monte Inveetment Company; that the ditional insulation. Keeps your home warmer in w'in- statutory period of redemption expir^ ter, cooler in summer. Nov, 26th, 1944; that the same haa not died been redeemed; that said property may and Let lu as roof experts examine your redeemed at any time before a Tax Deed is isaued; that a Tax Deed will be issued •egi- roof today— no obligation. Terms. to the said The South Denver Finance Cc.» pent lawful holder of eeld certificate, on the our- PHONE CH. 6651 Z8rd der of November at 6 o’clock p.m, 1945, unlcee the eeme hea been redeemed before 5 p.m. of amid date. WESTERN ELATERITE ROOFING GO. WITNESS my hand and seal this 2trd Equitable Building Denver, Colorado THOMS day nf July, 1946. FlIRN TTIJRE CO. (Beal) r. E. WILSON. LEVOLEUR STUDIO Manager of Revenae, Kx-Officie Trtaaurer, City and County of 16th at Lawrence MA. 0241 143B Court Place ' Denver in the State of Colondo. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS MAin 2288 4 ^ By r. E. WILSON. Pint Publication July 94, 1946 last PubUeatioa Aututt K 1*44 PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 Thursday, July 26, 1945 Altar Society of High School Sweethearts W ed|Pans|i BaZaUI ^ flmus£m£ms—oinino n i e O rder « / the D ay w i l l Parish to Hold SlaleJ Aug. 2-5 R£tR£RTI0n Rummage Sale T h e a tr e Louis Pastore’s At Ml Carmel 1028 S. Gaylord PE. I»7T (St. James* Parish, Denver) (Oar Lady of Mt. Cam el ParUk, THUR8., FRU SAT.. JULY Zi, ZT. U The Altar and Rosary society is Denver) V»n Johnion — Gloria D«H*ven, h\ 39 CLUB making plans for a rummage sale, rORUERLTrORUERLZ MIDGET CAPS which will be held in the early The 14th annual bazaar, to raise Between Two Women fall. In charge of the project is funds for a new school for Mt. AI.SO jOANGINfi Eaery Night, Mrs. Thomas Murray, EM. 2881, ___ Roy Roeori, In 9 to 2 Carmel parish, will be held from LIGHTS OF OU) SANTA FE whom parishioners are urged to Aug. 2 to Aug. 6. A spaghetti Lester Grant*! Rhythmt call if they have donations to 8UN.. MON.. TUBS.. WED., NO COVER CHARGE make. It is hoped that members dinner will be served on the first JULY ZS. Z«, Zl. AUG. 1 of the parish will begin now to evening from 5:30 to 8 o’clock, Fred H icliam r — Jo«n Leili*. in ITALIAN DINNERS MIXED DRINKS • With thanks for V-E day set aside articles that may be and tickets for it can be secured Where Do We Go •till in our hearts, America turns toward used in the sale. Any saleable from the rectory or from any mem From Here [3900 Pecos GL 9855 j items, such as clothing, dishes, (In Technlnlor) the Far East to concentrate on another fuVniture, pictures, etc., will be ber of the Usaly club, sponsor of ALSO acceptable and are requested by this dinner, under the chairman G*n Storm — Peter Caobon. in savage foe... measuring the Jap for the C. I. HONEYMOON the society. The date and place HALL H O T E L knockout blow. ship of Henry Zarlengo, assistant pf the sale will be announced later. attorney general. MATINEES: COFFEE SHOP All through the fight, and even after The Rev. Leo Hewitt, Mary- SUNDAY. I P. M. SATURDAY AND HOLIDAYS. knoll missioner who spoke at all Games will be played and re Good Food* ot Popular Prieoi final Victory, "Fuff Speed Ahead** must Z P. M. 1321 Curtis -— o ff Ixibby the Masses July 22 on the Chinese freshments served every evening Speciil Kiddie* H«tinee Darina 1 on the grounds next to tne church. JOE BLAND. Owner remain the order o f the day. For there missions, has returned to Colo Vacation Eeery Tncidar. Z:M p.a>. laeltee hi* many (riendt and aaat is an equally vital job ahead-^building rado Sjirings. Nearly $500 was The various committees have been cattomera to riait biai. busy looking over all the details a sound, solvent post-war America— donated toward the cause by S t James* parishioners. so that everybody may enjoy to \ guarding against the pitfalls of economic The Rev. Jfeseph Segoum of the utmost the time spent on the ground. An unusually large pro strife, depression, and unemployment- Montrose and the Rev. Francis Papesh o f Cortez were visitors at gram is being printed to commem Cl holding fast to the principles which have the rectory this week. orate this annual event. The gen ARGONAUT HOTEL made America great. Enroll* in Wyoming ASTP eral committee and its chairman, Roxie Carbone, are at work con Wbar* OaoTer'a Sociaty Entartoia* for Luncheon* and Dinnar* Bud Feely, a m em ^r of this America will heed the call—and trans tinually to see that this year’s ba parish and a 1946 Cathedral high FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BP.iDGE PARTIES, zaar will top any previous one. portation will play a vital part in the school graduate, is now enrolled DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN SlOl building job which lies ahead. We of the in the army specialized training Alumni Club to Meet Burlington will be working with our fel- program at Wyoming university. The Mt. Carmel Alumni club will BeanUfal Ballroom* Priwat* Dlnlna Room* Capt, and Mrs. Arthur Pirisky meet Friday, July 27, at 8 p.m. low-Americans in friendly cooperation announced the birtii o f a daugh HIGH SCHOOL ROMANCE OF Visiting their relatives are for a just, lasting, and prosperous peace. ter in Mercy hospital, Denver. Charles Perito, aviation machinist’s Miss Loretto Leonard of New mate first class; his wife and baby York city is visiting with her sis PAIR LEADS TO MARRIAGE daughter. He is the son of Mr. JOE MANN’S ter, Mrs. John Hynes of this par and Mrs. Michael Perito. Mrs DANCE ORCHESTRA ish. Marriage climaxed a high school relatives at a reception in honor Perito is the daughter of Mr. and Boys from St. James’ who are romance for two 1941 graduates of the young couple. Mrs. Anthony Lombardi; Seaman Nightly, 9 to 1 A. M. tending the week at Camp St. of St. Joseph’s high school when Yeoman Hamilton, son of Mr. Perito is stationed in California. alo include Donald Smith, John Miss Lorraine Marchi exchanged and Mrs. Bert Hamilton, has re Sundays, 4 to 8 P. M. O’Shea, Joe and John Grace, Stan vows with Albert Hamilton, Jr., turned to California, where he is Soldiers Give Altar ley Smith, Donald Kaup, and Dud yeoman third class of the United awaiting further orders with the In Our Newly F. W. JOHNSON S. 1. PARKER ley Schwade. States coast guard. The couple coast guard. He has see/i active To Egyptian Convent G*auat Petmniat Ai«at Ganaral Praitht Agaat Burlington The S t James circle met re were married July 4 in St. Jos service overseas for two years, Enlarged cently in the home o f Mrs. J. 17th and Champa, DENVER eph’s church, Denver. The Rev. and has been in the coast guard New York.— An altar made Hickev. A dessert-luncheon was Ralph Michaels, C.SS.R., St. Jos since his graduation from high Route from Carrara marble inlaid with COCKTAIL served, after which bridge was eph’s athletic director, officiated at school. Mrs. Hamilton will reside played. the double-ring ceremony preced with her parents for the present. Venetian mosaic and crosses of LOUNGE The S t Rita circle was enter- ing a Low Mass, at which the Turkish gold leaf has been do tained^ at & bridge-luncheon by bride's brother, Frank March, Jr., nated to the Maadi convent in No Cover or Minimum Charge ill'Mrs. Paul Fitzgeraldill'Mrs. in her home served. Egypt by New Zealand soldiers at 1735 Locust street July 23. Mrs. Hamilton, who was given as a work o f appreciation for hos 450 So. Marion PEarl 4611 Mrs. Helen Hinton won high in marriage by her father, Frank Redeinptorists to pitality they received at the con score. Marchi, Sr., wore a white satin vent the national office of the gown, with deep yoke of trans Society fo r the Propagation of the parent net, and fitted sleeves Faith has been informed by the Rev. E. A. Forsman, chaplain with Northside Girls trimmed with lace at the wrist. Mark Feast Day FOR DINNERS DE LUXE OB MIDNIGHT SNAUHS ^ Her veil of bridal illusion fell the New Zealand troops. The con Al. Bennett from a heart-shaped crown out vent has been a. “ spiritual oasis’’ lined with small lace ruffles. She (St. Jo»cp^» [C.SS.R.] Pariik, for the troops, writes Father Hostesses at USO Forsman. Men’s Clothing Dept. carried an arm bouquet of white enver) roses and gardenias. The feast day of S t Alphonsus E D E L W 1 (St. Patrick’* Part*h, Denver) Miss Eleanor Marchi, sister of Misses Mabel Boggio and V ir the bride, was maid of honor, and Maria de Liguori, Doctor of the Society Brand & Whore Quality Food Still Prevails and at Moderate Cost ginia Battaia of the Senior Young Paul Vinnols of the army was Church and founder of the Con GRAND CAFE Ladies’ sodality were members of best man. Both were classmates gregation of the Most Holy Re 431 17th St. MA. 6652 Brayton Clothes a committee of the Archdiocesan of the bride and bridegroom. Miss deemer, popularly known as the (BttWMB GUnini *nd Trtmont) OPEN l l : t ( KM. TO Z:M K.U. 1644 CLENARM Sodality union that served more Marchi wore a blue taffeta gown, Redemptorists, will be celebrated Aug. 2. St. Alphonsus is also CIomS Monden than 700 service men at a buffet with a sweetheart neckline, and Serving the Finett ^ p g e r on Sunday evening in the matching juliet^cap. Her bouquet the co-patron of the well-known NCOS was of yellow Talisman roses and Confraternity of Our Mother of AMERICAN AND The mnv Co. Miss Ruth Menghin wag hostess iris. Perpetual Help. The feast will CHINESE FOODS be observed at St. Joseph's by a at her cabin in Bear Park over the Attendants were Miss Henriette DiMtinetive far IMD FLOOB Solemn Mass at 7 o’clock Thurs Luncheon* and Dinners weekend for her cousin, Miss Jose Geyer and Coast Guardsman tnaiT OTIS COCKTAIL LOUNGI bine Serra ofoi Chicago Heights,phine Heights, James Strickland. Miss Geyeris day, Aug. 2. III.; Lt, (JG) Laura C. Chiolero, gown was of dusty pink, and sljp The Rev. Matthias Justen, FINE FOOOS who spent a two-week leave with carried white iris and red roses. C.SS.R., returned to St. Joseph's COCKTAIL LOUNGE . her family; and Mrs. Sarah Hill, The flower girl was Joan Denn- after his jubilee trip. While away formerly of El Toro, Calif., and hardt, who wore a white mar he visited his brother and rela Special Luncheone and Dinner* To Avoid WaJUaa B«*«rvo Ttblta to Adraaea now residing in Denver. quisette gown. tives in Des Plaines, 111. ofD]DENVER Miss Bernice Archer has re During the summer months the A wedding breakfast was served . y • BO«