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Contents Copyrighted by the CathoUe Press Society, Inc. 1945— Permission to Reproduce, Except .on Is Made by Charities Boost Social Justice Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue E Agency in 10 Years Program Advanced in IB BE HBVICES IK DENVER CATHaiC 12,782 Children Aided; Center, Affiliated With Papal Encyclicals IBBEIIB BBBEB 3 Denver Catholic Hospitals, Superin­ tended by Gerlmde Graef, R. N, Misses Caroline Haninger, Mar­ tha Dyer, and Theresa Madden Snbslaniiai Wage for Underpaid Workers, left Tuesday for Loretto, Ky., to By ANNerre M. Sexton enter the novitiate of the Sisters The Ave Maria clinics of Denver, observing this month REGISTER of Loretto at the Foot of the Cross. the 10th anniversary o f their founding, disclose in a report High Rale of Employment Are Major I The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Miss Caroline Haninger of El Paso, compiled by the Rt.^Rev. Monsignor John R. Mulroy, arch­ Problems in United States Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller diocesan director of Catholic Charities, that 27,055 patients Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. (8 cents per copy) were given medical and dental care for a staggering variety The Rev. George Higgins, a priest of the Chicago arch­ of ailments. Miss Gertrude Graef, R.N., has been clinical diocese who is connected with the NCWC Social Action VOL. XLI. No. 9. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 1945. $1 PER YEAR superintendent since the clinics were established. department in Washington, addressed 25 Denver clergy­ In the 10-year span the clinics daily received 42 pa­ tients six days a week, for an + men Tuesday in a luncheon meeting at the Albany hotel ar­ amazing total of 128,235 visits. + ranged by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. Mulroy and the This Community Chest agency^ Rev. Elmer Kolka of the Catholic Charities. Superman Is Nazi, Says Jesuit affiliated with the three Catholic Father Higgins spoke chiefly of the Catholic labor hospitals in Denver, obtained hos­ CUBE IK CEIKIES pitalization in the past decade for schools conducted in various parts of the country to pro- next June. Hia interest in Super­ face of life today,” declares Mr. 6,406 indigent sick. It is sig­ mote knowledge of the principles man and hia ilk developed from Ong, “ are those that assert them­ nificant to note that of the total of social justice expounded in Comics Emphasize Sex, classes in practical criticism he selves in totalitarjan, super-state number of patients 12,782 were Papal encyclicals. The most suc­ children. The story • behind the EIVES HEW LIEE cessful system is in the Diocese Crime, Former Regis conducted at Regis. The Arizona ideologies. These forces are avaU- statistics also discloses that, in BROMR BEK of Hartford, Conn.% where 10 Quarterly is published by Arizona able for exploitation, and in addition to the 3,882 surgical cases U. at Tucson and edited by Fred­ schools are now in operation, all Teacher Holds America, too. . . We do not have at the clinics, 1,394 of the hospi­ conducted as a diocesan institute. erick Cromwell and Harry Behn. to look far in the present comic tal referrals were maternity cases, These schools are never lar^. An Mr. Ong flatly charges that A strong expose of the danger­ who also received pre-natal and WILL BBBLBVL enrollment of about 25 is ordinarily Superman is a development of field to discover a strong cross­ post-natal care at the clinics on ous forces behind modem comics I could tell dozens o f stories, considered good. Father Higgins the same forces that moved the current of those forces that the 20.510 consultations. estimated that about 400 men are of the Superman type, written by no two alike, but all ending ‘and Nazis in Germany. Hia examina­ German, and other, super-states A further breakdown of the under instruction in the Connecti­ Walter J. Ong, S.J., for the cur­ they Jived _ happily ever after’," tion of present-day comics dis­ have found useful.” cut schools. He said that there rent issue of the Arizona Quar closes an unhealthy emphasis on A.' compilations shows that 3,319 said Miss Graef, clinical superin­ tendent of Ave Maria clinics, now are about 75 schools in, the United terly, attracted sufficient atten­ both sex and crime. There are 25 “ The civilization of \the new cnildren underwent tonsillectomies marking their 10th year o f servic# States. tion to become the subject of a million comic hooka produced in [comic book] order is in great Caroline Haninger (more than one a day every day A Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving, He urged that the Catholic so­ long article in rfwi«. Mr. Ong, this country monthly, he aays, each the clinics were open in the 10-year to Denver’s sick poor. “ My who formerly taught English in part a herdist phenomenon,” he Tex., is a graduate of Loretto Sunday, Oct. 28, at 9;30_ in the cial principles be promoted, not read by four or five Individuals. period); 663 patients received stories would be o f cases that continues. “ Its subjects are. Heights college. Misses Martha Regis college students’ chapel will to combat Communism, but as a Regis college, Denver, is now at The six million comic strips in U.S. major operations; and 926 were have passed through our doors. standardized men, men en bloc Dyer and Theresa Madden of Dem mark the diamond jubilee of system necessary in itself for the St. Mary’s college, S t Maiys, newspapers monthly have readers x-rayed. Ave Maria clinics, oper­ Two are particularly Interesting.” welfare of society. If Communism Kans., preparing for his ordination Everything is centered on one man ver are alumnae of S t Mary’s ating their own pharmacy, issued Brother Benjamin Tovani's en­ estimated at between 60 and 70 . . . the leader, the hero, the Duce, trance into the Society of Jesus. were to disappear, there would still million. In them is ‘‘a squirm­ academy in Denver. 30,536 prescriptions gratis, and be need for the social justice plan the Fuehrer. Herd responses not Miss Haninger was ^aduated in authorized 2,968 pairs of eye “ Brother Ben,” as he is known to ing mass of psychological forces,” being on the rational level, this Catholics throughout the Denver promoted by Leo XIII, Pius XI, June, 1945, with a B.S. degree in glasses. Super-State Idea Strong hero does not appMl by argument. area, is the creator of the unusual and Pius XII. chemistry.’ During her four years 13,899 Are Dental Case* “ Among the most significant He does not explain: he puts on a replica of the Grotto of Lourdes on Figures go on to show that He read excerpts from the an­ forces at large beneath the sur­ (Turn to Pages — Colum n 4) the Regia campus. For more than nual report of the Hartford insti­ 13,899 of tne poor were dental 50 years the diminutive Italian lay tute and showed that it is in­ cases. Miss Graef said that not brother has labored on constructing terested in getting justice not only only are the toothaches of the chil­ and improving a shrine of Our for the workers but also for the Indulgence May Be Gained dren of parochial schools given Lady that attracts hundreds of vis­ employers. attention, but, owing to existing itors annually. The Lourdes grotto conditions, those of the lublic is centered in an elaborate garden Workers, Employers schools as well. The Ave Maria marked with other shrines and Urged to Join Forces For Poor Souls Next Week clinics have the only office in Den­ statues, and is still cared for by ver where free dental service is Brother Ben. Ever since the estab­ Though some time will be neces­ available. lishment of Regis in Denver the sary to bring the plan into opera­ Conditions for gaining the toties quoties pleYiary In Estimated in dollars and cents, shrine has been a devotional in- tion, he said that, to obviate some the contribution of the clinics to apiration not only for Regis stu­ dulgence for the poor souls and the plenary indulgence for of the conditions existing today, them through a cemetery visit are outlined by Archbishop the health of Denver runs well into dents, but also for Catholics in the six figures. Denver area. the Papal ideai of organizing both workers and owners by means of Urban J. Vehr in a letter sent out this week. The Arch­ The Ave Maria clinics are handi To generations of Regis students, bishop also announces services in industrial and professional groups b) Confession — made eight capped by the temporary loss of Brother Ben is a familiar figure offers a better way to get justice M t Olivet Nov. 4 and grants a dia on the campus. From 1899 until days before or eight days three-fourths of tiicir former vol than the pi^ejit setup of unions. pensation from fast and abstinence 1940 ht served as infirmarian to days after day ^ indul- unteer staff of €0 doctors, 16 den- The tlmted-’ States has its choice on Oet. 8L The letter follows t the thousands of atudenta attend­ - 4)ct 20r-W45. ing Regis during that 40-year of either the Papiil Idea of in­ e) —^^miunTon—r^?vi dustrial and professional group Reverend dear Father; but who are now serving in Mis* Gertrade Graef. R,N> period. I The Tdtiet Quo Hot Plenary same day or the day before Brother Ben was bom in Tos- organization or of increasing gov- or eight days after day of the army and navy medical coi^s. (Tum to Page t — Column S) Waller J. Ong, S.J. Indtdgence can be gained by all the Although handicapped, the clinics Johnny Jones (and that is hia cani, Italy, in 1866. In 1888 he faithful only on one day, either indul^nce. real name) was taken to the Ave came to America and two years Those habitually going to Con­ are carrying out their aims and Scheduled in Denver Nov, 18 A. From noon, Nov. 1, until pu^oses under the capable super­ Maria clinics in infancy and haa later entered the Society of Jesus midnight, Nov. 2, or fession twice a month, if not l»iti- Martha Dyer vision of Miss Graef, a graduate been in and out of clinics and hos­ as a lay brother in the College of B. From noon, Nov. 8, until mately prevented, or receiving Holy pitals for the past six years. When Communion daily or at least five of Mercy hospital school of nurs­ the Sacred Heart, Morrison. In midnight, Nov, 4. bom, little Johnny had a cleft pal­ 1891 he came to the newly estal^ times within a week fulfill these at Loretto Heights she was active ing. Prior to the opening of the Cana Conference Treats The conditions are: in all collegiate activities. She doors of the Ave Maria clinics to ate and harelip. Through refer­ lished Regis, in Denver and has conditions. a) A visit for the Poor Souls was vice president of the student Denver’s sick poor, Miss Graef ral by the clinics, the baby was ad­ been associated with the college to any church or public II A plenary Indulgence, appli­ mitted to Mercy hospital. After ever since. cable only to the Poor Souls, can body and vice president of the covered a special course in the St. oratory within the speci­ (Turn to P a get — Colum n t ) (Turn to Page t — Column 4) (Turn to P aget — Column S) Questions on Marriage fied time and the recita­ be gained each day from noon, Nov. tion six times of the Our 1, to midnight, Nov. 8, inclusive, 'i / Cathedral to Have Father, Hail Mary, and The conditionsd if are How can wife and husband work Denver’s Cana conference will Glory Be to the Father, a) A visit to a church or pub­ Solemn Novena to together on the problems -of read­ be held Sunday, Nov, 18, from 1 according to the intention lic oratory and the recita­ IBBCK DBlie Real Life Outdoes Story, justment after military service; to 5 pjn. in the gymnasium of S t of the Holy Father, during tion of at least one Our Francis de Sales' school. Hus­ Father, Hail Mary, and Our Lady Nov. 4-12 what are the answers to the cur­ every visit. bands and wives must attend to­ Those in institutions with the Glory be to the Father, rent questions on birth control, gether, with the exception of ‘‘war right of semi-public ora­ according to the intention Catholic Writer Learns A solemn novena in honor of child management, and juvenile wives,” who may attend alone if of the Holy Father, on the IS KIIE tory can make the visits Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal, delinquency? For the first time in their husbands are absent Coup­ in their own oratory or day of cemetery visit. Denver resident, Lucia Patton, now conducted by the Rev. Edward A. history, Denver’s married couples les of which one or the other chapel. h) A visit to a cemetery, in­ By Josephine Walsh Sellan, C.M., of Philadelphia, Pa., will have the opportuni^ of a partner is non-Catholic are wel­ cluding either vocal or Mrs. Alma Kehoe Reck, member of Evanston, 111. will...... be held in the Cathedral, “ ■ edi ■ ■Den­ conference arranged especially for come. Accompanied Wife mental prayers for the BE of St. John’s parish, Denver, was Born and educated in Indiana, ver, from Sunday, Nov. 4, to Mon­ them by the Archbishop’s guild, To Mata 12 Yeara dead. beginning to wonder whether her the then Alma Kehoe worked first day, Nov. 12, inclusive. Services with Father Edward Dowling, S.J., Nursery Service c) Confession and Commun­ Lost Little Boy, a children’s novel as a librarian. Coming to Denver on the nine consecutive days of of St. Louis, Mo., conducting. ■ ’ To Be Available ion as mentioned above, A Colorado girl’s ability as a being published by Albert Whit­ 20 years ago, she met and married prayer will begin at 7:45 p.m. The Jesuit, a noted authority on computed from the day of man Co. of Chicago, really holds Warren D. Reck, manufacturer of Members of the Junior Legion truck driver makes her especially daily. social and political sciences, has Leading Mason cemetery visit. the mirror up to nature. Western novelty stationery. Services of a perpetual novena held a number of similar spiritual of Mary of St Francis’ will con­ valuable as a mission sister. Be­ I Kindly announce these indul­ Laid in Denver, the story is cli­ “ We were blessed with our first in honor of Our Lady of the Mi­ duct a free nursery at the school get-togethei-s, called Cana confer­ gences at all Masses Sunday, Oct. cause of that ability she and other maxed by a five-year-old’s wander­ child when I was 35. This gave im­ raculous Medal are held at the ences, for husbands and wives in Asks Baptism 28, and also on the Feast of All members o f her order carry on ing from his home on Colorado petus to my first short story, Cathedral every Monday evening other states. The project is named Saints, Nov. 1. The faithful should “ First Baby at 35,” tells this vi­ at 7:45. regular weekly doctrinal classes-in boulevard through City park to the after the marriage feast at Cana. be urged to make use of these Children’s library at Civic center. vacious young matron. This tal* ! . r means of helping the Poor Souls. a section o f Missouri where there Before Death are practically no roads and where Mrs. Reek’s doubt was more than and five other short stories were Public devotions will be held in published by leading women’s M t Olivet cemetery Sunday, Nov. originally strong Catholic famil­ cleared, she says, when she read re­ William Henry Paul, 72, a 32nd magazines. Story of Holy Name Men 4, beginning at 3 p.m. Kindly an­ ies have had no contact with the cently in a local daily paper of not degree Mason, requested Baptism A fan at entering writing con­ nounce same at the Masses Sunday, Church since 1910. The nun is one out three real life tots who and the last sacraments four days tests, Mrs. Reck has won an auto­ Oct. 28. Sister Lucy of the Society of made just such a trek along the iT before his death in S t Joseph’s Christ Our King. She formerly same route from Park Hill to the mobile, a diamond ring, and $1,000 In America Is Described hospital, Denver, Oct. 20. He had In virtue of the faculties given was Camilla Lococo o f Keenes- in such endeavors. In writing for accompanied his wife, the former by our Holy Father, Pope Pius XII, bnrg, where her mother, Mrs. F. C. children Mrs. Reck says she finds Miss Loretto Doran of Central a general dispensation from the Hillenbrand, still lives. She joined success in the fact she writes on the Washington.-^Since ‘‘men gen­ O.P., Archbishop of Cincinnati, ob City, to Mass every Sunday in the law of fast and abstinence is the society Nov. 21, 1940. child’s level and not down to him. erally avoid doing whatever could served in an interview. past 12 years. The Rev. Patrick granted on the vigil of the Feast of Marjorie, who is the Reek’s only classify them as pious,” the Holy All Saints, Wednesday, Oct 31, and Order Founded Rarely does the Archbishop Riordan, o f the hospital, admin­ child,, and who has been the inspir­ Name society grives them ‘‘the istered the sacraments to Mr. Paul, on the Ember days. Dec. 19, 21, and In 1931 ation for most of her motheria manly courage they need to make grant an interview, but he con­ 22, and the Vigil of Christmas, sented on this occasion— the fif­ who had been ill only a few days. writings, is in the second grade in them practical Catholics,” the The family lives at 3415 Colfax B. Dec. 24, excepting the obligation of This order was founded in 1931 S t John’s school. The family home Most Rev. John T. McNichoia.s, tieth anniversary of his religious abstinence on Friday, Dec. 21. to bring the message o f the profession and the forty-fourth# of Requiem Mass Oct 23 in S t is at 606 Corona street Mrs. Reck Philomena’s church preceded the Faithfully yours in (jhrist Church to non-Catholics, especi­ is in th'i advertising department of his ordination. A former national « URBAN J. VEHR, ally those districts not readily director of the Holy Name society. burial, at which the Day mortuary the May Co. had charge. Archbishop of Denver. open to the usual Catholic activi­ Over 60 Priests Archbishop McNicholas has been ties. The headquarters are at 936 engaged in the.organization’s work Mr. Paul, a lifetime Colorado resident and a mine producer and Main street, Danville, Va. Mother for more than 37 years, so quite Teresa o f Jesus is the superior. consulting engineer, was born in At Requiem for naturally the conversation turned Members do catechetical and other Local Catholics Willis Gulch, Gilpin county. May Modern Schools to the work of the society. religious work and assist the needy Rev. Edward Dowling, S.J. 23, 1873, a son of Dr. and Mrs. "Our American men are sin­ through home visits and medical Father Morgan cerely religious,” he said. ‘‘Many Henry Paul. He received an en­ Active in Drive for the children accompanying gineering degree from the Colo­ See Reading as and nursing care. It is hoped to a man when he goes to the altar their parents to the conference. In have sisters trained as physicians, rail as an individual foolishly rado School of Mines in Golden in mid-afternoon refreshments will 1896. After managing mining prop­ surgeons, and nurses to help in the More than 60 confreres in the thinks that every person in the latter type of service. Lay associ­ priesthood and a large delegation be served to the conferees. A erties in Mexico, Central America, Major Problem For Chest Gifts church is observing him. He is small silver offering will be asked ates with ability and experience of laity from the parish in which modest, timid, hesitant about re­ and Cuba, as well as his own in­ in order to cover expenses. terests in Gilpin county, he retired in professional, industrial, or do­ he served for 22 years gathered ceiving Holy Communion once a mestic lines are welcomed. The Denver Catholics have been ac­ The chairman of the event, about 15 years ago. He was a life Nearly 300 teachers of the Arch­ in the Cathedral, Denver, last Fri­ month, if he has ‘to go alone;' but tive in the Denver Area War Chest which has been repeated with in­ member of the (Tentral City lodge diocese of Denver, representing the order has centers in the Diocese of X day at the Solemn Funeral Mass the same man welcomes the op­ Richmond and the Archdiocese of for the Rev. Michael A. Horgan creased interest in other cities, is of BPOE and a charter member of of the Cathollie elementarystaffs campaign, which will close Friday, portunity to go to Confession and Mrs. Francis D. O’Brien of 3029 and high schools of Northern Colo S t Louis. in a genuine tribute of esteem for Communion monthly when he Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at Alma Keboa Reck Oct 26. The shining example for W. Scott place. Reservations may Denver university. He belonged to rado, participated in a two-day in­ The district around Doniphan, them all has been John J. Sullivan, the life and virtues of a sincere, knows that scores or hundreds of center of town. The trio, given a humble, and zealous priest. be phoned to her at Glendale 3769. the Denver Athletic club and the atitute on reading problems at Mo., in which the nuns are work­ who has directed the activities of other men will be with him on Cathedral high school, Thursday ing has many families that were big play in the press, set out to ‘‘We need more priests like Fa­ Saturday night for Confession and Anjerican Inatitute of Mining and the Individual Solicitation army as Metallurgical Engineers. His wife and Friday, O ct 18 and 19. Though originally Catholic and that are visit the Rev. Claude Kellerman, chairman. Under Mr. Sullivan’s ther Michael Horgan,” said Arch­ on Sunday morning for Holy Com­ the majority of the teachers pres­ now deeply appreciative of the sis­ O.F.M., of St. Elizabeth’s parish. bishop Urban J, Vehr in a short munion. The Holy Name society Downtown Ghurches’ has been active in the work of the guidance have been the Downtown Denver deanery and tiie Ave Maria ent for the institute were nuns, ters* visits. Doniphan was first an Although the children are not Cath- Business district division, headed talk after the Mass. Pointing out has been a truly providential con­ a number of priests, brothers, and olicB,-they had met the priest when fraternity for the men of the Mass Hours Listed clinics. Irish settlement. After 1905 Pol­ by another Catholic, Tom J. Ty­ the need of vocations to carry on lay faculty members of archdioc­ ish, Czech, and Hungarian fami­ they formerly lived near the Fran­ the work of the Church in the far- United States.” Surviving, besides Mrs. Paul, are nan, with Pat Williams as secre­ a daughter, Mrs. T. W, Rinker, and esan schools shared in the sessions, lies settled there. ciscan friary. tary; the Residential District divi­ flung Denver archdiocese. His Ex­ Eitablithe* 3,000 Societies On Nov. 1, Holy Day which were directed by Dr. Wil­ “ ‘ Mommie, why don’t you write cellency called on priests and par­ a grandson, Theodore Paul Rinker In a letter published in the St. sion, which includes the women The Archbishop, who is a na­ liam Kottemeyer of S t Louis, Mo. a story about our trips to City, ents to foster the seeds of vocation of 1137 Sherman street; two broth­ Louis Register Sister Lucy wrote workers; and. Adams, Arapahoe, tive of Kiltmaugh in County Mayo, Masses on Nov. 1, Fea-st of All park, to the museum, and ’bout my : in children. More priests are re­ ers, Russell B, Paul of Bronxville, Dr. Kottemeyer, a former fa­ to the Rt. Rev, Leo J. Steck, di­ and Jefferson county organizations. Ireland, was professed in the Saints, a holy day of obligation, in N. Y., vice president of the New culty member of St. Louis univer­ rector of the Catholic Rural Life riding the ponies?’ These words The Knights of Columbus and quired, he said, adequately to carry Dominican order on Oct 10, 1896, uttered by my small daughter, Mar­ on the work of saving soula in the Denver’s idowntown churches ■^11 Jersey Zinc Co., and Dr. Lee W, sity, and now a member of the ad­ conference in the St. Louis arch­ Catholic Charities have had an ac­ and was ordained on O ct 10,1901. be as follows: Cathedral, 6, '7, jorie, brought about my first urge : \ » sometimes difficult and semi­ Paul of Los Angeles; ^ o nieces ministrative staff o f the St. Louis diocese, that nuns from Doniphan tive division in the campaign, During his tenure as national di­ 8. 9. 10, 11:30,. and _ 12:15;______loly Hoi; whom he reared as daughters, Mrs. tublic schools, pointed up the prob- drove 65 miles daily in c a r in g to write children’s stories, and headed by Herbert W. Leibman at mission parishes of the archdio­ rector of the Holy Name society cese. Ghost, 6, 7:15, 8:15, 9:15, 10:16, Genevieve Clayton Apgar of Scars- em of reading by declaring:1s that on a summer school at Beaver from that came the Lost Little the Blessed Sacrament parish, as he established over a seven-year 11:15, and 12:16; St, Elizabeth’s, dale, N. Y., and lat Lt. Pauline all our improvementa in tech- Dam. They got 100 per cent co­ Boy,’’ says Mrs. Reck. major,and Maurice J. Hickey as as­ Archbishop Vehr presided at the period 3,000 societies in various 6, 7, 8, 9, and 12:15; and S t Leo’s, Clayton, an army dietitian in uquies ana marenais suii leave operation from the children and The book contains many pictures, sistant major. Their team captains (Turn to P a get — Column S) ^ (Turn to Page S — Colum n 4) 6, 7, 8, and 9. Japan. j (T ttm to£age t — Colum n 4) i (Turn to Page t — Column S) which were prepared by a former (Turn to P a get — Column 4) hi. 1 ) PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 4205 Thursday, Oct. 25, 1945

Jht Denver CithoUe TWO MORE GIRLS TO BECOME lMI!i!i PITiniTICAREATAVEIIDUUAaimCS Regitter NOVICES IN LORETTO ORDER ' OFTEN LEADS TO NEW LIFE PnWlshed Weekly by the Catholic Preu Society, Ine. fdorttinuea From Pago One) daughter of Mrs., George Haninger AIIE TREITED IT (Continued From Page One) no fear of the doctor or nurse in 938 Bannock Street. Denver, of El Paso. weeks of proper nutrition and athlttie association in her lehior white. To him they were “ home- Colo. Miss Martha Dyer, daughter of care, the nine-month-old baby un­ folks,” and any mention of hos­ year. During, her sophomore and derwent the first of a series of pital or clinic was just all right. Bublcription: t l Per Year Mrs. M. L. Dyer of 1626 Monroe junior years she was a member etreet, Denver, was graduated CAIIIC CENIERoperations. Johnny not only became ac­ Entered as Second Class Matter of the mitsion board, secretary of frOm St. Mary’s academy in June, Whole Family Converted quainted with the hospital staff, at the Post Office. Denver, the athletic association, treasurer 1945. She received the distinct but also with the nuns. As a re­ To add to Johnny’s plight, a sult, he and his five brothers and Colo.. of the student body and of her honor in her senior yesr of being (Continued From Pago One) respiratory infection set in and had May queen attendant She was Louis university to equip her for sisters and father and mother are to be overcome before he was clesl. Miss Hanlnger is the secretary o f the Mission unit and the tusk of ellnfcel superintendentsupe converts to the Church. class historian in her junior year strong enough to make the sec­ Doraandi Are Inereaiing ond trip to surgery. Before long. This year, Johnny, a normal, and she participated In many other IIITAURANT Miss Graef went on to say, every happy lad with a sunny disposi­ school activities. With the war’s end, Miss Graef tion, is enrolled in the first grade predicts the increasing demands doctor and intern in the hospit^ III 17th Itriit A story on Miss Madden was car­ at school. « will have no bounds, and laya that w ti “ Daddy” to him. Unlike most Between Welten tnS ried in* last week's Denvtr Cath- already the facilities at 738 Curtis youngsters, the little fellow had If any good can come from war, CallfornU 8te. olio Regioter. street art “sufferinf from grow­ It is certainly shown in the case of ing pains,” Sbo attributes this in­ one fellow’s ambition to become a crease to the war-affected homes, hero. Speciol SUNDAY DINNER Truck Driving now fatherless or broken, and, in Over 60 Priestjs Saved From Blindneii r Oa St r o u n d o f b e e f o r c h ic k e n s h o r t c a k e many cases, to the veteran’s In­ Before Pearl Harbor, he had ability to care for his dependents. been rejected as physically unfit IncludiaK Soup or Cocktail, Vegetable, Pota. by the navy medical officers who toes, S ^ d , Deuert and Drink. Choice four Nun Is Native The clinics, a co-ordinated out- latjent department of tho Catholic discovered an eye condition that, other entrees...... ;...... C At Requiem [or unless given immediate atten­ ospitals, was founded through the SERVED 11 A.M. TO 5 P.M. ONLY Of Keenesburg generosity of the late J. K. Mullen tion, could lead only to blindness, 400 SEATS • ORGAN MUSIC • NO UQUOR and his heirs. It became the Ave "Immediate attention” seemed afar o ff to him, for money was (Continuid From Pope OnoJ Maria clinics, a name suggested by Mrs. John L. Dower, and began its Father Hogan a prerequisite. After a talk with their parents. The Rev. Bernard mission of medical .and dental his parish priest, the young man A. Timpe, Doniphan pastor, drove charities in October, 1935. This was recommended to the Ave Ma­ one way to pick up children and fully equipped clinical building, (Continued From Page One) ria clinics. Examination by their specialist confirmed the navy with its grounds, is Just one of the Solemn Funeral Mass in the Cathe­ the nuns took a second route. medico’s diagnosis. Without any Moving - Packing - Storage many memorlala that have been dral and pronounced the Anal ab­ Seme of the youngstere walked question as to who would pay the established by Mr. and Mrs. John solution. two miles out in the woods to meet L. Dower for the sick, the aged, bill, a delicate operation was per­ them. The last five milei of the and the underprivileged. The celebrant of the Mass was formed. Just nine months later For the Safely of Year fioeds | the Rev, Edward Horgan of Lcad- journey was at a inSil’e pace, for Tha>Community Chest was asked the patient was sworn into the ths road was just one hole after ville, brother of the oeceated; the navy. Today this sailor holds the use to take the institution as a mem­ Very Rev. Thomas Wolohan, pastor Another. ber agency and readily did so. Its k ofo frank lieutenant commander and Before the nuns came on the of Sacred Heart Cathedral, Pueblo, is still serving with the fleet in the Johnson Service on Every Move overhead is thus provided through was deacon; the Rev. Francis scene the children had had no reli- oontributions to the Community South Pacific. gioua instruction. Those of high Brady, pastor of St. Patrick’s Chest. church, Holyoke, subdeacon; and Miss Graef, after giving these LONG DISTANCE MOVING school age made their First Holy inside glimpses, concluded by ex­ JflniEs Cm r k e the Rev. Bernard Cullen and the Communion' two years ago. All are pressing her hope for the speedy Rev, John C. Walsh of Leadville, etger to learn, attentive, and a return of those doctors, dentists, Reodquarure tor masters of ceremonies. CHURCH real joy to teach.______and nurses now in the military AXTICLX3 OP DEVOTION On Thursday, Oct. 18, the day JolinsoD Storage & Moving Co. eervice, who in the paet have given OBURCa rURNISBINGS before the funeral, a Solemn Re­ so generously of their time and BOOXa FOR TBS OATB- GOODS Rowers for All Oectsions quiem Mass was sung for Father D«p«ifakl* DsUtut g«rt1«« skill to the Ave Maria clinics. OIJC UUTV AND OI.ERGY 221 Broadway Denver PEarl 2438 Horgan in his parisn church in HOUSE We Tolograph Floteoro H u p . Twelve priests were present Miss Graef came to Colorado AIN from Green Bay, Wiec., to visit an 16.36-.’Y8 Trem nnl Street Phone T A b or .3789 SEE SEIOIIIG ISana a la rp crowd of the laity came aunt and uncle. It was then that CipSED ALL DAY WED., NOV. to pay tribute to their pastor. The 1, ALL.SA1.NTS* DAY LIEB’S FLOWER SHOP she decided to enter nurses’ train­ priests included four from Den­ Phone GL. 0133 . . . All Hours ing in Mercy hospital. She was ver who sang at the Mass, two 3922 W. 32nd Ave. graduated with the elasa of 1920 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS from Kansas, and six from East­ and followed her profesaion until ern Colorado. Father Edward Hor­ the time ahe assumed her position, gan celebrated the Mass, the Rev. with the opening of the Ave Marie A. C. Kieffer of Cheyenne Wells SELL yoar CAR to (Continued From Page Out) elinici, ai clinical euperintendent. much to be desired in the taachihg was deacon, and the Rev, Henry 01 reaaing. Large classes, the varv- Em it of Stratton, subdeaeon. ing maturity of beginning pupils, Father Horgan died in Mercy and the necessity of moving chil­ hoapitel, Denver, on Oct. 15 as JOE’S ^4eted Much to Gain dren repidly from grade to grade the result of injuries suffered in are contributing laetorp in prevent­ an automobile accident near Hugo SKEIXY 8BBVICE ing some children from learning Jm fuTM to^ (It Leak* Hriih) O’Meara Motor Co« earlier thet day. OXXANIKO . W a S ^ Q . B A T m i to read well in the primary and in­ REOHABOOia • nSB BBOAPFIMO D R N V ISt LARGXtT POBD, UERCURT « LINCOLN DEALKB • ♦ Nothing to Lose termediate grades. 795 Broadway CH. 9420 Top Price for All IHakes and Modele Years ago, according to Dr. Kot- BXOARDLBSa OP AGE temeyer, the poor reader was not Catholic Labor much of a problem. After he had See Al O’Meara 1314 Acoma MAin 3111 been in school for a number of Auto Body u d Fender years, and, by reason of failures, Schools Advance REPAIRING AND PAINTING P re-planning of funoral gorvietf is a eeib- made slow progress, he eliminated ntxg i UTDUTIK8TDU TI TIUB PAniXKTB PATllXKTBntx n ee sboio ad becauae it removes the worry of financial burdon himself by leaving school. But with PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS .compulsory attendance at school Social Justice SWAYNE-WIMBUSH at a time of bereavement, now demanded by law, and with •■0 BANNOCK TA. BIIB the extensions of educational op­ (Continued From Page One) Iklliae roXOB Wm i UU THEY ARE RELIABLE The WHITE CROSS plan for funoral pre-arrangomtnt eovors portunities for all, the slow reader emmental control, with tha evils remains in school, experiencing dif. the latter system will bring. ALL expensta and provides for carrying out every detail exactly Acuity not alone wit!itn reading, but The great problem of today, he with all other subjects for which if>^ Harwt Recapping « tiofalifw* as specified. WHITE CROSS may be used by an individual or said, is the 40 per cent of the reading is needed. may ineludt tho entir# family. population that is getting a sub­ The meetings, which are held an­ standard wage. If it was possible, fK fW n e ': The cost may bo bandied as a single cash traniactlen or In nually under the direction of the during two World wars, to give Rev, Hubert Newell, superintend­ employment to everybody, cer­ small payments .... even a few cents a week. WHITE CROSS ent o f education, art part of the tainly there must be a way to do is available to you through this mortuary. archdiocesan program of teacher this in peace time. Father Ray­ stimulation. mond McGowan of the NCWC So­ • Mail this advertisement with your name and address or Other epeakers at the seteions cial Action department, said Fa­ were Mmes. Thomas J. Morrissey, ther Higgins, has constantly in­ JOE KA¥ simply phene for your copy of our WHITE CROSS boo^ot. No president of the Catholic Parent- sisted in his writings on a fact oSligaiion whatever. Teacher league, and Robert Honey, few people know—that there were director of Aret aid and accident 9.000. 000 jobless in this country at prevention for the Denver chapter the time of Pearl Harbor, though of the American Red Crosa. the public had looked upon that PHONI time as comparatively prosperous. Father Hig^ns warned that the working people do not intend to be reduced to the condition of de­ were smart to buy Catholics Active pression days when there were LEVARD 16.000. 000 Jobless in the United States, and he said that more than an academic interest in the ques- plenty of bonds in In Chest Drive tion is necessary. The part to be played by the clergy, he empha- sieed, was clearly shown in Pius (Continued From Page One) XI’s encyclical on atheistic Com­ FEDERAL it NORTM SPEER • 0 0 have been Robert E. O’Haire, munism, when the Holy Father in­ MRl JAS. P. McCONATY Charles B, Young, Anthony J. sisted on social action, if neces- Dunst, Martin J. O’HBire, Londi sarj', as being more important Ross, John J. Hession, and J. G. than many of the routine works of Schinka. the Church. Among those who have worked Workers Need Voide under the various captains are Joseph W. Schmittllng, Terry Mc­ In Management Govern, Earl Faulhaber, P. J. Do­ Father Higgins, who hee per lan, T. A. Dalton, A. F. Buss, R. sonally investigate the conditions W. Barris, C. C. Costello, Frank in the Detroit area, said that the LaBate, Paul V. Murray, Robert underlying feeling among workers M. Murray, Paul R. Brennan, Har­ there was not the 30-per-cent wage ry J. Morton, George J. Canny, demand, but a desire to get some John L. Geraghty, Bart W. O’Hara, measure of control that would Prank C. Dwyer, Frank Hession, make it impossible for one em­ Jack C. Hyland, William D. Men­ ployer to cut off the work of 60,000 ard, A. P. Reosdorf, Joseph J. Dry­ men. Employes should have some Xhi bet wete quinq er, John F. Reinhardt, Harry C. say about such questions of man­ Prevoat, I. P. Manti, David R. Cos­ agement. .A tello, B. J. Murphy, and Jack Fla­ Referring to Henry Ford II, vin. Father Higgins said that the labor Phil Hewitt of St. James’ parish iDbuymoreandbiqqer I leaders look with hope toward the i has been director of publicity for youne man, who is a convert to the drive. < the Catholic Church. A pamphlet I issued by a high official of one WHEN YOU NEED auto factory, however, would indi­ bonds in the qteat cate that this official wishes to put the industry back to pre- Wagner act days and to destroy MONEY unionism. VICTORY LOAN./ C o m e to M o n e y GPYL Group le MssI Headquarters lu Arhox oh Nov. B // j t 4 . Bends form a reserve for future repairs HERE’S WHY... and replacements. . . for modem buildiings, Tho Past Presidents’ Social club AUTOMOBILE LOANS improved stock, better homes. Wi will nfiatae* your priMat leia, of the CPTL will hold its monthly 1. They pay for the care and core of onr meeting on Thursday, Nov. 8, at tdvteee yea mon euh. or (iniaeo tko wounded . . . supply the finest of medical 5. They hold dollars in store to pay for our porehuo of o low cor. 10:30 a.m. in the Catholic Chari ties snnex, Denver, instead of Nov. aid. They help to bring our boys back home children’s education . . . right on through BUSINESS LOANS Ta iHitt iron In itorting ■ oiw bull- 1. Mrs. William Robinson, presi­ . . . to pay for all the colossal cost of Victory. college. MM or for ospondlas your praiont dent, will1 pr preside, and the nominat- ing committee will present a slate 2 . Held by millions of .Americans, Victory 6 . E Bondi return $4 at CHARACTER LOANS of new officers for the year. Past Bonds will provide a solid reserve of buying maturity for every $3 you SlO ta ItOO on your iiyatture oloao presidents of St. Dominic'i PTA If you tri •uadlly omployod. No bi- will be hostesses. power to assure steady jobs for veterans. invest. qulrit* of trioodi or roUtivoo. 3 . Baying Bondi rather than scarce goods 7 . They give security to “ Buying Vletory Bondi givei me lueb a “ Thera’a the new kitchen . . . and tka FHA HOME LOANS Uantbty poyncDU u tow m SS.Sl per helps keep the lid on prices. . . prevents in­ enjoy later ycara with taft feeling. Now we can go ahead and water lyilem . . . wa’U pay for them from Sl.OOO. laUroot ■« 4H% P*r onBoaL plan tka home remOdeUng wo’vo talked cuirent income, of eonne . . . but Bonds A. B. C. flation and its follow-up of depression. peace of mind. about theae last faw yaara . . , FURNITURE LOANS will give na peace of mind to go ahead. • * A phsM esll will brine our nppratMi to doUnala# nmonat you ton borrow. Call, Writ* or Phono Doll Shop MAKE VICTORY SECUREI This Palriolle New Dells aud Toys Massage Spoasorad PENVER Export Doil Repairing (" DUSTRIAL BANK Laequar Ra/iniehing m i i i E R i DOLL WIGS / 8 1534 CAUFORNIA STWtT W q ] O T T R E U w erfasiTi oiMvii PIT eooM c« Religious Statues Repaired Phone MAin 5155 the .Mm’f Store- 62i sixteenth st. ' ISIS Arapahoe MA.‘ 7617* SUPER mnRKETS OpoB Mondial Bali] liO# PJL .TUi Is SMfiSiillZjtSfiffiyyidmtiteaitnt-PriP«ed nada the nupicet OFFICERS ARE RE-ELECTED LEE C. RICHARD Parisli to Honor Montclair Parish BANEV L HANEY BY ST. PATRICK’S SODALIH Glaaaea Fitted AN IMPORTANT PROVISION Christ’s Kingship (St. Patrick’! ParUh, Denver) Swearingen was admitted to mem­ To Hold Party The Senior Young Ladies' so­ bership. All officers were unani­ LEE 4'. HANEY AND SON Usmktrs • / St. Vincent de PauPs Parish Thoughtful men and women realize the im­ dality met Oct. 18 in the club- mously re-elected. They ard pre­ (Si. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) room, Miss Antoinette Pasture fect, Antoinette Pastore; vice pre­ (St. James’ Pariah, Denver) Exclusive Optometrists portance of Future Need Protection. Under Families in the parish are in­ presiding. Miss Donna Marie Van fect, Dorothy Negri; secretary, A meeting of the general com­ Gloria Billings; treasurer, Viola TAa 2690 Credit If Desired XA. 2690 vited to join in the observance of 8 2 7 I 5 TH 8 T - DENVER Olinger’s Future Need Plan, there is no the Feast of Christ the King this Cinea; and publicity chairman, mittee in charge of the turkey Sunday by reception of Holy Com­ Louise Zanon. games party will be held Monday problem of financial worry to add to the munion. Following the Masses an The following were named to evening, Nov. 5,' in the church burden o f bereavement. Every member of act of consecration and Litany of act on various committees: Our clubrooms. The party will be on the Sacred Heart will be recited. Lady’s, Viola Cinea. chairman; Saturday, Nov. 10, at 8 o’clock in the family, regardless of age, is protected . . . High Mass will be offered at 10Hig Ann Petragha, Nancy Petraglia, o’clock, and the sodality choir will Dorothy Negri, and Leona Ecker; the Montclair Civic building. at a cost of only a few cents a day. To learn sin apostolic and Catholic truth, Ma­ Tickets will be distributed by the e annual jamboree and Hal­ every deuil of this sensible, tnutworthy plan ria Casagranda, chairman; Rose­ women of the parish in the near DON’T FIGHT loween party will be held in the mary Colosacio, Rose Cinea, and future. « , . consult Olinger’s Advisory Department. school hall Wednesday evening. Yolanda DeNovellis; social life THE DOWNTOWN P.4RKING JAM Oct. 31, at 7. Many attractions in and membership, Louise Zanon; The children of the parish will PARK AND DINE HERE IN COMFORT the way of entertainment and Mclvina Dalla, Bernice Archer, receive Holy Communion in the t /f // Dtpartments, Cali games will be sponsored by the 8:30 Mass this Sunday. CIENDUE m i Mabel Boggio, ftnd Louise Pedot; 153 SEATS No Psrkint Prsblasti PTA. All are invited to attend (St. Philomena’a Parish, Denver) Eucharistic, Antoinette Pastore, All children attending the public and bring the children. There grade schools are expected to at­ CLOSED MONDAYS 5c Parking Next Doer 16th at SPEER at Approximately 2,000 hours in chairman; Leonora Capiluppo, will be candy, cake, ice cream, pop, day and . nocturnal adoration Gloria Billings, Ann De Saverio, tend the weekly -catechism classes BOULDER/ SHERMAN hot dogs, wieners, fish pond, grab were given by members of St. and Donna Marie Van Swearin­ held' on Friday afternoons at 4 bag, fancywork, and other conces­ Philomena’a parish during the gen. o’clock in the church. sions. mORTORIIIES Forty Hours’ devotion held Oct. Corporate Communion in honor St. Therese’s circle met in the Golden y Lantern Holy Day Schedule Given 17, 18, and 19. Those who came of Christ the King will be the first home of Mrs. Kenneth Robertson. The Masses on Thursday, Nov. for adoration in the early hours Mrs. Edwin Claussen was a guest. Catholic members of our personnel and the fin- event in the coming season. Mem­ 1265 Bdwy. Near 13th Ave, Restaurant ■ RE. 1204 est equipment and facilities are assigned to every 1, All Saints day, will be at t)ie of Thursday morning had the un­ bers will attend the 9 o’clock Mass The high bridge score was won same hours as on Sundays; 6, 8, by Mrs. Bickel. The next meet­ Catholic Servile. __ ^ <2? usual privilege of participating in on Sunday, Oct. 28. Plans were 10, and 11:30. a Mass offered by the Rev. Henry discussed for a day of recollection. ing will be in the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Hettinger will Sutton, C.SS.R., chaplain from Hostesses for social following A. J. Davis, 712 Glencoe street. VlCt PSESIDENT observe their silver wedding anni­ Fitzsimons General hospital. Far business session were Misses Ber­ Mrs. Chauncey S. Dunn joined COMPLETE ENGIHE OVERHAUL versary on Friday of this week. ther Sutton was accompanied by nice Archer. Viola Cinea. and the Ave Maria circle, which met The couple will receive a special Capt. W. D. Wilkins, Lt. Frank Rosemary Colosacio. Christmas in the tvome of Mrs. B. S. Bush. blessing after Mass on Friday Schiavone, and Dr, Joseph Finne­ cards will be on sale by all mem­ High scores were won by Mrs. BODY and FENDER DEPT. morning and will be guests of gan. bers. Dunn and Mrs. Hickey. Mrs. John Genuine Factory Parts Used honor at a reception in the evening. Father William Kenneally of Mothers’ Club Meets J. Torpey of 1370 Grape street on Any Make Car or Truck The reception is being tendered to St. Thomas’ seminary'will be the will be hostess at the next meet- r a l h e d r a l the jubilarians by Mrs. Margaret The Mothers’ club held its regu­ Free Pick tip Service guest speaker at the meeting of lar meeting on Tuesday afternoon, Guerin in her home at 392 So St. Philomena’s PTA Monday, Clarkson. Oct. 16, in the lunchroom of the ‘ " 1 Margaret’s circle met in the NEW PASSENGER CARS AV.4ILABLE SOON Oct 29, in the school ball. The school, Mrs. Phil Zangari presid- home of Mrs. Boyd Bailey on Oct. Bert Sullivan and Miss Doris organization will be entertained ing. Twenty mothers were pres­ 12. High scores were won by Jeanne Mosses were married before by piano selections by Mrs, J. P Father Joseph P. O’Heron. Brides ent. The Rev. Theodore Haas, Mrs. William Cariile and Mrs. Becker. William Peltier. Guests of the VINER CHEVROLET CO. maid and best man were, respec spiritual director, was also pres­ PE. 4 6 4 1 lively. Miss Florence Jacobs and Eighth grade students will enjoy ent. Mrs. Kathryn Kiemer gave afternoon were Mrs. Paul Sackett 455 BROADWAY Sgt James C. McCourt. a hayrack party Friday, Oct. 26 a talk on “ Nutrition.” Two movies and Mrs. Grey Stong. CO». S4S m GttPM Announcement of their coining Parents of the children are in­ illustrating the lecture were The Little Flower circle met vited to participate. .DependoWe PrP*cription Serrire marriage was made last week by shown. Mmes. Phil Zangari and last Thursday in the home of Mrs. Robert Jones, USN, and Miss Ida Under the leadership of Mrs. R. Vendena were hostesses. E. Feely. Mrs. Lynwood O’Leary Mae Michaud A. P. Somers and Mrs. F. P. Me Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Brick was elected captain and Mrs. C A S H fo r The painting of the exterior Namara, Brownie troop 122 has man left for their new home in Emmett T. Grace, secretary-treas­ HOME''v CAR resumed its activities. A Hallo­ Economy Liqnor Store woodwork of the church was com­ Detroit, Mich., Sunday, Oct. 21, urer. pleted on Monday of this week. ween party is planned for the N*zt to Clarkt’! Cheirb Geod* children Oct. 31 in Mrs. Somers’ Mrs. Christine Bowland and her Lt. Anna Mae Sills arrived in EVERY NiEED RADIO SERVICE Two more prisoners of war from Denver last Friday and will be “ Whtm in lou ipiriu cell /e r » y home. daughter. Miss Leona Ecker, are the Japanese area are now home assisting the nuns at El Pomar re discharged from the army this with their parents, who live in the Fred Mills, son of Mr. and Mrs **k Service That Is Different** 1634 Tremont KE. 45.S4 Fay Mills, left Friday for boot treat house in Colorado Springs. week. After a trip to Gunnison parish. They are Sgt. Brady, son to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. FHEB OELIVBRT FSEB PARKING of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brady, who training in the naval reserve in Josephine Lombardi, daughter Mias Logaaso cordially Invites you to bring San Diego.. of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lom­ H. B. Snyder, she will leave for your financial troubles to her. was taken prisoner on Bataan, and Ypsilanti, Mich., to join her hus­ John Shuster, son of Mrs. Pauline Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Mannix, Sr., bardi, and Lawrence Siacco, son of have been visiting the R. E. Lees Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siacco, were band, Capt. Richard Sills. She is WB DO NOT 8ERVB Vranesic, a marine, who was cap- now visiting with his parents, Mr. Loass«>. Mar." Lighthousc Loao & Finance Co. and will return to their Los An­ married before Father Haas on . . . ------. n \ J AMERICAN DINNERS turned when the U.S.S, Houston and Mrs. C. T. Sills o f this parish. BUT It r n van! Di* went down in the Java sea. geles home to welcome their son, Sunday, Oct. 21. Attendants were Phone 'KE. 8169 J»d Plaor. CalltornU Bldt. 17ih & Calif. .Spaghetti Mustered out of seryice are Capt. who has served two years in the Evelyn Lombardi, sister of the Bob Smith and Bob Plunkett Home-Made Ravioli or Richard Sausa and Lt. Frank South Pacific. bride, and Eleanor Carmosino, have both recently been dis­ Va u T ^ Sausa, both of the army air force, Miss Mary Jo Lee will begin Norbert Sauer, and John Lom­ charged from the army. Home-Made Laaanghe bardi. A reception was held in ' Mr. Walter J. Kerwin Csto* to llu sons of Mrs. M. Sausa studies Nov. 1 at the University CENTER of Colorado in Boulder. the home of the bride’s parents, ITALIAN KITCHEN The Marian sorority and Daugh­ Suggests for Gifts ters of Mary sodality will hold a Kay Harrington entertained a 4114 Quivas, Sunday evening. 2 Voice Scholarships KE. lU l 13M B. COLFAX DIAMONDS - LOCKETS ^iSKfi?,r*TAbor6557 BvtwMB Bamboldt and Lafaratto corporate Communion in the 8 group of her classhiates at a Mr. Siacco has just been dis­ birthday party Saturday, Oct. 20. charged from service in the army W ATCHES . ROSARIES o’clock Mass this Sunday. Awarded by Gatholic CROSSES - COMPACTS The Pinochle club will not meet St. Philomena’s kickball team. force. ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS on Wednesday of next week on ac­ composed of eighth grade stu Reported sick are Miss Mary MIRACULOUS MEDALS and CHAINS count of the jamboree and Hallow­ dents, has maintained an unde­ Shanley, Mercy hospital; Mrs. A prominent Denver Catholic, SCAPULAR MEDALS een party. feated record with the following Catherine Ritchie, Mercy hospital; Mrs. Helen Bonfils Somnes, has The Shirley Garage John E. Evans and Miss Jennie scores: Loyola 13, St. Philomena’s Mrs. Rose Brandi, St. Joseph’s hos­ awarded two scholarships of $500 OFFICIAL AAA GARAGB Mikuskie. were married last Fri­ 15; Loyola 4, St. Philomena’s 18; pital; and Mrs. Rose Vecchio, per year that will be given A COLfM^OCOfN PHONB TABOR U tl day. Bridesmaid and best man were Blessed Sacrament team 15, St. The Holy Name society will talented students ■ of voice who JOS. M. FISHMAN * Colo, Dar and Niaht Storaca. Ranalrlna. Philomena’s 19; Blessed Sacra­ need financial assistance for study Jeweler and Optician iraaMna and Graaaina. Gaaalma and OOa Mary Marlett and Robert Dale sponsor its annual Thanksgiving Marlett. ment team 17, St. Philomena’s 21; turkey party on Nov. 16 in the with John C. Wilcox, visiting pro­ GLASSES ON CREDIT llll.S t UNCOLN ST. and St. Mary’s 13, St, Philo­ fessor of voice at Colorado college, For the highest average in reli gymnasium of the school. All 807 15th St. TA. 0029 A REPUTABLE DRUG WINES — UQUORS gion, awards were merited by Polly mena’s 48. members of the society will assist Colorado Springs. One scholar­ ship will go to a young woman, the STORE Michaud, first grade; Dolores in conducting the party. Fritz, second grade; Barbara Jean Some of the parish young men other to a young man. The scholar­ HAVE YOU MODERNIZED Nadorff LiqBors. lee. Axtell, third grade; Bernard Bra- recently discharged from service ship for the male singer is still YOUR INSURANCE? BOIVIVER'S Rosary Is Theme available. Applicants should ad­ Home of Good 5 trsovSky, fourth grade; Joan are Ralph^ Mauro, Ralph Melphy, Prot«et Tonraclf Ntw Him tUa Dixon, fifth grade; Barbara Mar- Leonard. Picoli, and • Alex 'J, Berlin dress Mr. Wilcox at Colorado TEXACO SERVICE WHERE TOU SET THE M>. OF HORACE W. BENNETT THE BEST FOR THB LEAST key, sixth grade; Paul Mahoney, ger. college. & CO. Expert Lubrication Serviea Colfax al. Uuwninx . . . Denver seventh grade; and Patricia ^ g - Of Sodality Meet KM. liTT Calfaa at WUIIaan Catechism instruction classes Ges, Oil and Acestaoriet KEyaione 3217 gin, eighth grade. for children of public schools who 310 Taber Bldg. Phon. TA. 1271 FBANK ENGLAND. Jr., Manager The Rosary was the theme of are to receive First Holy Com­ Select Your Ghrislinas Bpeer Bird, at Bannock the October meeting of the Cathe­ munion are being held every Sun­ Iniarance D.partm.nt It*9 Smart to Shop at the Argonaut October ‘Special’ dral Senior Girls’ sodality in Den­ day immediately following the 9 G ifts NOW! Imported and DometHe ITinat, Champagnes and Liquors ver. Members of the sodality re­ o’clock Mass. Vincent de V sk u V m P arish cited the Rosary in St. Paul’s Use Our Lay-4u>ay Plan. chapel Oct. 17. Following the 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION Waterproof Watches - Diamonds ARGONAUT WINE AND LIQUOR CO. Is Slated Friday services the sodalists met in St. Jewelry - IdentitieatJon Bracelets PARK LANE ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER Bill Foldi • Gold Crosses • Gold Lockela Paul’s reading room. All com­ AH Kinds of Rosaries 5 3 4 East (Colfax • Free Delivery • Phone (H erry 4 5 6 6 Week of Sunday, Oct 28: DRESSES C lea n ers & D y ers mittee chairmen reported on the AT REASONABLE PRICES LAURA LEE By Polish Parish various activities for the past Blessed Sacrament church, Den­ UAISIB KELLEY, Prop. Expert Watch Repairing BETTINA FROCKS month. Margaret O’Leary, chair­ ver; Mt. St. Gertrude’s academy, and others “ See the Difference" Hot Noon-Day Lunches (S t. Joaepk'a Poliah Pariah, man of the Apostolic committee, Boulder; St. Catherine’s church, Sixes 9 to 42 1931 E. Kentucky SP. 1800 Denver) reminded sodalists that the award­ Iliff (13 Hours'); St. Augustine’s Gemmunity Jewelers Meet me at ♦3 ®®, *25 KARL’S TAVERN The October “ special” will be ing of the blanket would be held church. Kit Carson (13 Hours’ ) ; BEN FELDT AL WEISBLY’S held in the Polish hall Friday eve at the next meeting, Nov. 21 and St. John’s church, Loveland 1008 H 15th St. KE. 0345 In th« Liqnor Bailnna (13 Hours'). SPORfyEAR Sinca Oac. Stii, IIU ning, Oct. 26, at 8:30. Tickets are Mercedes McCarthy, Elizabeth INFANTS' A.VD Washington Park MM. 321 East Calfax 50 cents a person. The turkey Hannan, and Clara Moeder of the CHILDflEN’8 WEAR Red & White Food Store Phone MA.9939 “special” will take place in the Pol­ Catholic Truth committee spoke GIFT SHOP ish hall Friday evening, Nov. 16. on Catholic literature and Cath­ UNIVERSITY PARK BILL HUGHES, Prop. The proceeds of the “ specials,” olic radio programs. Gladys Moore N O W O PE N sponsored by the Holy Name so­ of the Eucharistic committee APPAREL SHOP Complete Food Service ciety every month, are used for urged sodalists to attend daily MARIE STONER, Pros. 598 South Gilpin CAPITOL HILL the benefit of the parish. 'The Mass during Advent. Sodality 23 69 E. Evans SP. 3435 "It's Smart to Be Thrifty" ,569Casi&l6tic Venetian blinds installed in the handbooks, which include the Denver, folft CAFE parish sohool hall have been paid yearly program, were distributed 735 E. Colfax in full from funds of the “specials.” • the ■ publicity ‘ iric'by committee. Fine Foods at Fair Prices Committee to Meet Rev. Frederick McCallin, so­ BOXXIE BRAE The various committees for the dality moderator, reviewed the EACH “ specials” will meet with the men history and the many benefits re­ Shopping District of the Holy Name society in the ceived from the recitation of the W NOR HILL INN Where Friends Meet . . . Rosary. 430 EAST COLFAX Polish hall Thursday evening, Oct. 25, at 8 o’clock. Refreshments will The Our Lady committee, under -Regardless of Amount Mixed Drinks, Draught Beer AVENUE GRILL be served by the members of the the chairmanship of Dorothy SL CONOCO PRODUCTS -HOLTZ- Holy Name society during the D rin k s John, was in charge of the meet­ Labriratlon, C v Washing, Raiterie. RED A WHITE Delicious Dinners meeting. ing. The social life and member­ Recharged, Tire Vulraniging Brron tiul Mari# Wiltlinii HOT AND COLD LUNCHES A Halloween party will be con­ ship committee, of which Winnie FRESH MEATS — RSH 17th and Wuhinaton HAIo 1711 Yoor Baninm l» Apprenttetf Here ducted by the members of the Pol­ Coyrie and Marianne Schmitt are BOXIMIE BRAE Groceries & Vegetablet ish Harmony club in the Polish chairmen, will plan the November Your Patrooag* ApprecUtaO hall Tuesday evening, Oct. 30, be­ meeting. COXOCO SERVICE The firms listed here de­ DELIVERY SERVICE GUFFEY’S CARD A ginning at 8 o’clock. Admission 724 So. University - PE. 9909 2626 E. Louisiana SP. 1912 serve to be remembered GIFT SHOP will be 50 cents a person. The ANK proceeds will be for the benefit of Vail Santa Glaus Shop when you are distributing 107 E. Colfax MAin 2903 the Polish Harmony club. Preisser’s Red 8 While Bonnie Brae your patronage in the dif­ CHRISTMAS CARDS Constantine Ryszkiewicz, who is Draws Great Interest J l r i i g € o e ferent lines of business. ?1.00 up in St. Anthony’s hospital, is re­ Grocery and Market “ Good GIfU «t Gttffy'i” ported to be very much improved FANCY HEATS. VEGETABLES. AND Downtown Prices Three activities in the Vail Com­ ONEY QUAUTT GROCERIES AT LOWER PRICES Prescriptions a Specialty munity center in Denver are show­ De La Salle Auxiliary Free Delivery SPnire 4447 Wines and Liquors Will Meet This Sunday ing great results in attendance and 2331 E Ohle A.a. (Se. Uni. and Ohlol 763 So. University PE. 22 55 Arthur N. Hoefner enthusiasm. They are the cooking The De La Salle auxiliary will class, the pottery ^ass, and the ORDERS meet at 1666 Grant street, Den­ Santa Claus shop under the direc­ formerly associated with Cooper Flowers, Inc. ver, Sunday, Oct. 28. at 8 p.m. All SOUTH GAYLORD tion of Mrs. Ellen Trepper, who announces the purchase of members are urged to attend. FOR SENDING MONEY reports that more than 60 toy ani­ Shopping District MCDONALD’S FLOWER SHOP Swedi§h Massage mals have already been made by Stimnlatet diffMtiott. eireulationa the youngsters in the center. 512 East Colfax Avenue tliffllottion, and rtlaxiu ncrvet. ANYWHERE The moving pictures shown ev­ M A R Y A N N E In addition to regular and telegraph flower orders, Bernard Willolighby ery Tuesday night in the center ;;Gaylord Drug Go.:: special attention will be given to floral arrangements MaiiW have been well attended and are II ’ ^J. ROY SMITH. Prop. I I Bakery No. 3 338 Empire Bldg. KE. 4928 enjoyed very much by the people ■ 1 1059 So. Gaylord SP. 3345 c ■ for weddings, banquets, home decorations and funerals. Mea., Thara#« and Fri. Eveninfi SAFE...CONVENIENT J 1 Prescriptions Care/uilf Filled ' ' WB FPECIAUZE CN ___ 7 ta 10 by appointment in the community. The pictures are PARTY AMD PASTRY ORDERS educational and entertaining. I I fry Registered Pharmacists Your continued patronage w ill be appreciated^ . , FINE lyiNES AND UQUORS , , Joe Quintano, the secretary of 1024 So. Gaylord PE. 7315 H oly Ciiliost the Boys’ club, is a proud bqy these Cashable without delay on Telephone MAin 7844 days. His father, Pfc. Joseph Quin­ tano, just returned from overseas 1092 So. D O D * 0 Phone GOOD CLOTHES NEED and has received an honorable dis­ identification only. G.yl4>rd D U D 0 SP. 0574 charge from the army. [[ommunity Plouierj l - i o y o l a NOT BB EXPENSIVE Grocery aud Market Roger Vigil, the boy leader In K fn rn <043 SOUTH GRYLOM) { Vail center, is the proud father of Member Federal Deposit (iroceriea, Meat, and Fancy a baby boy, but Roger was disap­ p i u i c PHONE SPrucc73i8 < York Texaco Service THE Insurance Corp. Vegetables East 29th Ave. al York Si. HOWARD'S pointed when he could not bring Ths Store of (Juaiity and Price ) VAN ZIMMERMAN. Maasgar ) Coma in and let ua a#rva rou and ta* home a deer from the mountains acqnalntod. ENGLISH for the new addition to the Vigil Gaa. Oil and Graaaina — Tlraa Racappad MAKKET NOW OPEN household. Smraa Taan’ Expaiianes Minor Rtpalrint. Quality Meala - Grocertoa 1 So. iM ajlord daj. 7i3e A.M. to P.M. TAILORS FAVOR GRANTED HARDWARE t 233! COLO. BLVO. EA. Itlt MAin 0532 BOl FIF T E E N T H ST R E E T FURNACE CLEANING AND BEPAnUNO A Register reader wishes to pub­ r O e a m e r y Combine Quality and Style lish a thanksgiving to Our SHEET METAL AND GUTTER WOES at Prieet You Can Afford Blessed Mother, St. Joseph, St. 1 MILK — CREAM — BUTTER PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Ann, and St. Juda for a special s m e r AT CHAMPA * PSNVSR ■ Open 8 a. m. to 11 p. nu daily So. Gaylord Hdw. Co. favor granted.- l o s s iah Uyiord SP, 2961 i PAGE FOUR Off!cc> 988 Btunock Stree! THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyrtoae 42Qg Thursday, Oct. 25, 1945 WHAT ARE YOUR POST-WAR PLAYS?

Don't Let Them Down! AURORA Inspiring Anniversary Mass Academy Sodality The Eastern Gateway to Denver Qifts Sung [or Chaplain Prefect Appoints BAGAN’S the friendly TAVERN Canon City.— (Abbey School)— INVITES YOU TO AURORA FOR EAR LY Oct. 22 law the first anniversary day of the death of Chaplain Leo Committee Heads 9758 E. Colfax Aurora 77 GIFT BUYING G. Rechteteiner, O.S.B., in Action JIM BA6AN. PROP. on Leyte, P. I. According to mon- antic custom it was remembered by (St. Mary’i Academy, Denver) A world of treasures awaits a Solemn Requiem Mass during the Our Lady of Sorrows sodality your selection at Carson’s, daily Office. The celebrant was held its regular meeting Oct. 22 RATHREYS Capt. Matthew J. Connelly, O.S-B., in the school auditorium. Gloria chaplain. The Rev. Francis Hom- HOME SUPPLIES Pictured: Denver’s favorite grift Therese Perry, prefect, presided. lU RO ilC IFE ung, O.S.B., and the Rev. Claude HARDWARE PALM store. Roberts, O.S.B., assisted him.* The appointments of committee R O O nN C Hour* 6 :3 0 . lo 8 :3 0 E-Piece Dessert Set, Chaplain Connelly was warmly chairmen were announced as fol­ welcomed on his arrival in the lows: Publicity, Rae Menter; fits B. Celfaa Are, Aurora 14! YOUR PATRONAGE American abbey Oct. 17. Chaplain Jerome Eucharistic, Mary K. Noonan; and AURORA. COLORADO APPRECIATED Earthenware, for Healy, O.S.B., expected home soon, literature, Betsy Foley. Each of procured the Papal blessing for the the committee chairmen gave a re­ H 1 community when he visited in port and solicited new members LUHBKR p a in t - HAKDWARK Hard-to~Get Merchandise C a rs M i’g INSULATION t5.50 to $8.50 I’ ll. EM. 2.313 — -tiirore 9 Rome. for her committee. Betsy Foley THE 15th and Stout Streets I The first theological conference read the rules for the skit and HARDWARE of the fall semester was held Oct. slogan contests for Catholic Book Aurora Lumber Company HVDRAUI.M JAU4.S 19, in the chapter room. Round­ week and urged everyone to par­ Kiiilfling Hradqiiarters BED I.AMP.S I table discussion was presided over ticipate. Dates for the instruc­ « by the Rt. Rev. Abbot* Leonard tion of new candidates were ar­ Phonae Aarera laX—Franklin ilH W e Guarantee to Rid Your Home of Schwinn, O.S.B., following a paper ranged, and the meeting closed AURORA. Cni U. Western Auto Supply Co. by the Rev. Gerard Goets, O.S.B., with the recitation of the Rosary E V TED" MURPHY Axenep GERM CARRYIMG BUGS AND INSECTS on some school policies regarding by air the members. students. Ruth Riddle was elected secre­ Phone Aarera I3I—NiU Ph. EH. 171! IVEW EASHIOIV Nov. 1 the choral club will jpur- tary of the Interparochial council FRIEIVD W ith Da Da Ta hsecHcides ney to Camp Carson at the invita­ at a meeting held at Cathedral Cleaners &, Dyers tion of Col. Taber, commanding of­ school Tuesday, Oct 23. FURYITURE CO. i JOHN B. JOHNSON . f The iueeeas o f D DT b dependent on the thoroughneu o f Its ficer of the convalescent hospital, Catherine Murray and Mary Everything for the Home in order to sing the music for a Offlc. Plant application, which should he applied only hy Experienced Ann Culliton announced that the NEW AND USED (30 E. Alameda Ara. 1(17 E. Celfaa Operator!. Solemn Mass in honor of the feast. first issue of Smart Talk, student M4I E. Celfaa Aarera, Cole. SPrucr 007( Aarera (1 FOR FULL INFOBMATION f t A T T f i n A 0 7 9 About 30 boys will go, accompanied ON THIS NEW SEBVICEW'^waJU O r a < *0 «9 publication, is ready for distribu­ by the director, the Rev. Bonaven- tion. DfeNVER PEST CONTROL & SERVICE LAB. ' ture Bandi, O.S.B., and the organ­ Dencer's Oldest Fumigalort & Exterminators ist, the Rev. Clement Lafferty, Games Party, Bazaar Booker’s — 5c to 1.00 PURSE BROS. 34 E. ALAMEDA O.S.B. The Mass will be celebrated Planned by Club ■ in the chapel at 17th and Hood GROCERY & MARKET streets at high noon, the celebrant Mrs. J. H. Monaghan, president If It’s Available of St. Mary’s Mothers’ club, has Grocerici - Meata - FruiU being the Rev. Francis Hornung, Wa’ll Get It Vegetablea O.S.B., auxiliary chaplain at the returned to the’city. She and Mrs. camp, assisted by Capt. Bernard J. B. E. Hanson, ways and means 9611 E. Olfax AU. 719 >70( Eait. Colfax Are. Ph. Aorera ttl Butcher, Catholic post chaplain, as chairman, are making final ar­ deacon of the Mass and speaker for rangements for the games party the day. The offices of subdeacon and bazaar that will be held Nov. and master of ceremonies will be 16. They plan games and enter­ MCCARTHY’S fyied by other camp chaplains who tainment for the children as well Auto Bodr and Weldinx Shop With the Denver Area War multiplied during the reconversion as for the adults. Electric and Aeetylint Weldinx are available. Auto Paintinx Col. Taber will provide transpor­ Chest campaign barely at the half­ period. In addition, services for F9 9 9 9 9 «r*9 9 9 9 9 9 ALL WORK GUARANTEED FUR COATS way mark Wednesday morning, tation plus a bountiful meal, to be men and women in the armed forces Preaapt Sarelce on Farm Machintir and only three days to go, the situ­ e x p e r t l y served by the local Red Cross unit must be continued for months and IRENE’S ISZI Oarten St, Aurora, Colo. stationed at the camp. After a tour ation was so serious that an emer­ AURORA DRUa of the departments in the camp, the gency meeting of leaders was immediate aid must be given to war | 6IFT SHOP Geo. W. McBride AU. SIS dry cleaned boys will return home. called for Thursday noon. The goal sufferers, like the family pictured NOW OPEN A religious film. The Eternal is 51,503,000, which includes the above whose home was wrecked in I 164S TREMONT PU h MA. 0471 Gift, with the narration of the National War Fund among the 96 battle. America, fortunately de-! i F»m*rl tth A n . Gift BImpp* FR1E]\D TO FRIEIVD drama of the Holy Mass by Monsi- agencies. The Catholic Charities livered from the actual ravages of 7 PARADISE Mor Sheen, will help to excite the participate in the funds distributed war, cannot, must not forget the devotion of the students during the locally. sufferers now that peace has re­ Equipment Rental Service annual retreat given Oct. 26 to 28 Needs on the home front have turned. Give generously! CLEAYERS ElMtrickl Spnrt. Wallpaptr StaaBtra. by the Rev. Bernard Sau.se, O.S.B., + - f + + + Floar 8an4«ra and Edfara, Floor Poliak- of Atchison, Kans. During these ora, Laddoro, Stasine, Seaffoldinf. Drop Tour Convenient Loeationsr days a special retreat will be Clothoo. Braahoa, Caalkinx Cana, Etc. preached to members of the ordi­ 37 Yaara ix # Colfax at Adams • Sixth at Downing NCWC Officiars Message nation class by the Rev. Francis L D . Myers Buiineit Colfax at Quebec 20th Aee. at Grant 9 9 Hornung, O.S.B., rector of the sem­ HA. 7HI, MA. N H 1711 Hnnboldt inary. Shortly thereafter Fraters Peter Hudson and Dennis Langdon Phone EMorsen 2783 will receive minor orders from the Tells of Need in Europe D. D. T. Insecticides hands of Abbot Leonard Schwinn. MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING GO. FOR PICKUP Eroaal Grade Uied ExcInaWelr Licensed & Bonded Operators ...... M.— Faul V.— M. T. M u r r a y ^ ^ ^ s B If . Europe faces a dark outlook this chinery is available. There is Attorney to Speak winter, at least a million displaced practically no transporta GREAT WESTERY persons require care, end pesti­ tion, truck fud is at minimum, roads are bad, railroad bridges are EXTERRIYATIYG PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS At Alumnae Dinner lence and deaths are imminent un­ still out. EAit >141 Ceaipanr Slot E. Celfax less greater help arrives, according Citiea Defy Daieription a : Tho Denver chapter of the Lo- to a message from the Rev. Ed­ “ Large bombed-out cities defy retto Heights Alumnae association ward E. Swanstrom, National description." Places like Metz, will hold a dinner in the Olin hotel Strasbourg, and Dunkirk are even THE OTHBl? THINGS AKEHT Thursday, Oct 25, at 6:30 p.m., for Catholic Welfare Conference rep­ Pilgrimage Tours resentative, to Henry C. Van worse than German cities. Dank the visiting alumnae who are at­ COOKED YET—BUT THE BEST dampness pervades rubble piles in to tending the annual Colorado Teach­ Schaack, president of the Denver ers’ convention. Area War Chest. streets. For people whose resist­ DISH OF ALL IS NOVY p A P Y ance is already low because of Edward J. Scheunemann, a After a 1,000-mile inspection prominent attorney, will speak on tour of France and Germany, Fa scanty rations and lack of essen­ tial foods, it is impossible to fore­ “ The Minority Problem in Colo­ ther Swanstrom cabled an urgent Guadalupe Shrine rado.” plea that everything humanly pos see how pestilence and death can sible be done to speed the efforts be avoided without concentrated IN OLD MEXICX) Miss Betty Woodman, '41, is effort. chairman of the dinner. Miss Eu­ of private foreign relief agencies I have opened my own Travel genie Guindon will act as master to augment government aid. Based “ Thousands of people are still Bureau in Suite 937 Equitable Build­ of ceremonies. on observations made in his tour. on the move everywhere, and ing,' Denver, where I am ready and Father Swanstrom’s message said: rough estimate is that at least “ I fear America will not fully 1,000,000 displaced persons will equipped to serve you. HANSEN & HANSEN appreciate the seriousness of the have to be cared for during the European situation and black out­ winter months. Greatest needs With 25 years* experience in— JEWELERS look for this winter. Our sup­ are clothing, shoes, medicines^ plies are at present saving the vitamins, soap, and children’s World Wide Travel 1628 17th St. lives of many children. Personal food. Agencies like our own, deal­ ONE STORE ONLY observations confirm appeals we ing through local indigenous agen­ I offer you expert individual have been receiving from all sides. cies, are in strategic position to be “ Situation in rural areas is very helpful. attention to your travel re­ somewhat more hopeful because ef­ “ The descriptions above are Wt Malta Old Shaaa I.ook Lika Now COMPLETE LINE OF forts are being made to work farms factual and are not exaggerated.” quirements by air, rail, bus SHOE SUPPLIES even though many fields are not The War Relief Services of the or steamer. Hotel and resort yet cleared of mines. Mostly hand National Catholic Welfare Confer­ Master Shoe Rebuilder farming is ddhe as little farm ma- ence, a participating agency of the reservations secured. Inde­ 503 15lh St. Phone TA. 0812 National War Fund, which is en­ deavoring to alleviate the suffer­ pendent and conducted tours. MASTER KEY SHOP ing detailed in Father Swanstrom’s Brighton Tridinim message, are supported by contri butions to the Denver Area War To Honor Kingship Chest campaign, Mr. Van Schaack CARL STEELE MM explained. Formerly Wilh American Expreis Co. and Maakar Brighton. — A solemn triduum _ Natl. Lockaaithi Asia TOYY FERRETTI Raymond-Whitcomb for the Feast of Christ the King N«. 2 World War Vot S«T ISlh SL TA. «SIZ Invitai Hit Old Phawda and Cuatomara to Telephone GHerry 8880 SERVICE-- CALLS______AUTO KEYS opens Friday evening at 7:30 Hit New Store . . . HAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED Services will begin on Saturday The Congress Clothing Co and Sunday evenings at 7 :30. The 433 15TH ST. TA. 4718 *‘Sp«c{al Attantion to Clartry" speaker for the closing services Tailor Mada Ready Rada IfUltary Sappllea will be the Rev. Thomas J, Bar MAIL ORDERS rett, C.M., of St. Thomas’ sem inary. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor 7 k Charles Hagus, pastor of Annun­ NDERSO ciation parish, will be celebrant at Solemn Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. As part of the cele- Interfor - Exterior Painting pration there will be a general par­ Phone CH 6581 ish Communion Sunday morning. Denver 6, Colorado a o B ^ Members of the Holy Name so­ 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive ciety have formed a Bowling league, which meets every Tues­ day evening. There are four teams You cin't go wrong with in the league. The executive committee for the Solitairo Coiieel A special harvest festival held its organiza­ tion meeting la.st Saturday eve­ Solitaire grind for Silex. ning after Holy Hour. The festi­ val will be held in the parish hdl one for Drip, and "Regu« on Nov. 23, 24, and 25. lar" for Perk and Pot. 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III Jubilarian at Shrine Pimis N[-DIII JAMES P. GRAY 0 1 OPTOMETRIST i EASY ACCESSIBILin PETE 1 OCT, 2/ 212 Colorado Bldg. (Si. Dominie’s Parish, Denver) 1615 California TA. 8883 IS STILL IMPORTANT A meeting of the Blessed Virgin sodality was held O ct 23 in the ■1 COMFORTABLE VISION rectory for the purpose of com­ AND EYE CARE pleting detajls for the one-day Streetcars and buses from all sections of carnival to Ije held in the churcti the city make rejmlar stops in the immediate auditorium Saturday evening, Oct. r' 27, at 8 o’clock. Various games vicinity of the W. P. Horan & Son Chapels, will be played and numerous awards will be made. The games making it easy for relatives and friends to will be followed by dancing with ST. AXIS’S CHTRCH a presentation of the “ Lady GRAND LAKE. COLO. pay their respects and to attend services. Dough’’ doll during the intermis­ f sion. Miss Agnes Carey is in O pen the Year Round charge of arrangements supported by a committee of helpers. Hallow MASS EACH SUNDAY 11 ISO A.M. IN THE CIVIC CENTER een decorations will prevail. The first PTA meeting of the OF DENVER scholastic year will be held this evening, Oct. 26, at 7:30 in the school auditorium. The eighth grade pupils under the direction of Sister Eugenia will entertain the mothers. A selected speaker will address the gathering on the War 11'' Chest drive. Religious discussion classes for I Catholics and non-Catholics, es­ pecially for those adults who have not been confirmed, opened Tues­ day in the rectoty reading room HORAN with about 20 adults present. CHAP^l^ These classes will be held every Tuesday evening and additional members may join any week. The KEystone 62Q7 KEystone course' is being conducted by the Rev. V. R. Hughes, O.P., pastor. I Q e vd a n cl Fr. Forquer To Deliver Guarding Forever our Founder^ Ideals Holy Hour Sermon The novena, consisting of a Holy Hour every Friday in honor of the Immaculate Conception, will con­ Brother Benjamin Tovani, S.J., Denver. Brother Ben will celebrate tinue this Friday evening from stands before- the Shrine of Our his diamond jubilee on Sunday, 7:30 to 8:30 in connection with Lady in the Grotto of Lourdes, Feast of Christ the King. the Infant of Prague and Blessed which he built on the Regis campus. Martin novenas. Father Hughes GoldeD Bazaar will conduct the Holy Hour and Rev, J. G. Forquer, O.P., will de­ ARCHBISHOP WILL CONFIRM liver the sermon. At a meeting of the Holy Name To Be Featured society this week it was decided to IN ANNUNCIATION OCT. 29 hold the annual turkey party on Wednesday evening, Nov. 14, in the church auditorium. A feature (Annnnciation Pariih, DcnTer) ay, of this year’s party will be the Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will 1 o’clock in the hall. Communion By Beef Dinner honoring of the returned service administer (jonfirmation to a large Sunday for the society will be Oct men of the parish and their active class of parochial and public school 28 at 7:30 Mass. participation in the social event. children and adults Monday eve­ The Newman club meets every Golden. — Golden pirishioners Capt. Robert Coursey, lately re­ ning, Oct. 29, at 7:30 o’clock. All Monday evening at 7:30. Discus­ this week are completing final ar­ turned to civilian status, will be sponsors are expected to be in the sion club will meet Monday evening church by 7:15 p.m. Visiting cler­ rangements for the annual fall chairman assisted by a group of at 8:15 in the home of Mrs. Ralph gy will bie present to assist. festival of St. Joseph’s parish, fellow service men. Moore. The Altar and Rosary society which will be held for three luc- Sunday, Oct. 28, will be Com­ Plans are being formulated for cessive nights, beginning on Thurs­ munion day for the Third Order free picture show in the near fu­ day, Nov. 1, and continuing of SL Dominic at the 7:30 o’clock ture for all parishioners, to be through Saturday night, Nov. 3. mass. The monthly meeting will be held in the parish hall. A roast beef dinner will be served held at 4 o’clock in the afternoon. Jamboree PlaDDed^ The one-year-old son, Michael, of on Thursday evening by the Altar The Little Flower card club Kenneth and Lucille Glasmann, and Rosary society. The dinner circle will meet in the home of who underwent an emergency oper­ will be served in the Golden high Mrs. A. M. Archer, 2700 S. Ban­ ation in S t Joseph’s hospital Oct school building, and the bazaar nock on Wednesday, O ct 81, at For Halloween 17, is reported in his home. The will be held in the Labor Temple 1:30 p.m. father, Kenneth Glasman, aviation building. One hundred dollars in The Masses on All Saints’ day, ordnance man, stationed in the cash will be given away at the Nov. 1, will be at 6:30; 6 :16; 7:00; (Pressnlatioii Pariih, Dsnver) South Pacific, arrived home Sun­ bazaar, $26 on Thursday and Fri­ 7:45; 0:00; and 10:30. The 0 Mre. E. J. Rider, chairman of day for a 30-day leave. day evenings, and $50 on Satur­ o’clock M us will be a High Mass. the Halloween jamboree to be held day evening, and there are many Jack Lynch Returns in Community hall on Wednesday Jack Lynch and wife are In the other valuable prizes to be given evening, Oct. 31, for the grade away, including a quilt. home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Volosin school children of the parish, an­ Jack arrived after two years in the According to reports made early Urgency for Home nounces her committee as follows: South Pacific and has received an A this week, uiis affair will be the Mmes. John Mcftran, Gus Ibold, La- biggest ever held in the parish. honoiable discharge. Joseph Ham­ Nurses Stressed veme Lee, Ed Sedlmayer, William blin received an honorable dis­ There will be games, prizes, and Buchholz, Frank Knaflec, Fred booths. charge after serving three years in Kurtz. John Krenzer, Boyd Baker, the European theater. He arrived Mrs. Donald C. Bromfield, and Chris Valdez. home last week. chairman of the Home Nursing The PTA Thimble and Study Mrs. Frank Gates’ daughter, Solemn Mass service in the Denver chapter, clubs will meet at the home of Lauretta, and son, Jack, of Culver American Red Cross, this week Mrs. John Moran, 455 Osceola City, Calif., are visiting in the Ed street, on Wednesday, Oct. 31. All stressed the importance of having Gates home. Jack Gates, recently H oard 9 to 1X| 1 to B PhoM MAia S431 members of the parish who are To Mark Feast one qualified home nurse in every discharged, was a corporal in the interested in a Study club are in­ First cavalry division for the past home. There will be a ehortage vited to be present. (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Pariih, three years in the South Pacific. A of doctors and nurses in the United Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pagliasotti Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist Danvar) brother, Billy Gates, was married States for the next three or four announce the birth of a boy in St. in Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, Sunday, the Feast of Christ the years, Mrs. Bromfield said. Anthony’s hospital on Tuesday, King, a Solemn Mass will be of­ France, Sept. 29. Both boys at­ Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets For this reason classes are be­ Oct. 23. tended Annunciation grade school. fered at 11 at the request of pa­ Mrs. Albert Larche, publicity rishioners in thanksgiving for the ing started in home nursing at George Pritchett has. returned 1516 Cheyenne place. The Red chairman, invites anyone who has ces.sation of hostilities. The Blessed home from the Mediterranean, Cross win open classes in a com­ PTA items of interest to call her Sacrament will be exposed at the where he spent the oast year. He munity where three or four at PEarl 3869. Mass and remain exposed through­ received his honorable discharge ^oups of 10 each are organized. The schedule of Masses for All out the day until 7:30 p.m., when last week. Jim McClain is receiv­ For further information phone Stunts’ day will be the same as on there will be Solemn Benediction, ing treatment in Fitzsimons hos­ SflOH LnUIIOII MAin 8855. Sundays, 6:30, 8, 10, and 12 pital. Ralph Moore, Jr„ is home on INSURANCE o’clock. Confessions will be heard The Adolla club will meet Tues­ The knitting department o f the 30-day leave. » 154-3l543LarimorSt. Larimor St. cMcAf^cn22bb fiin . 22bb day. Oct. 30, at 8 p.m. in the school Wednesday afternoon and eve- Denver Red Cross has announced Plan Party for Msgr. Hafui JOS. J. CELLA hall. A party will follow the meet­ that more yarn has been received, niilg. ing. In appreciation of the assistance 1120 Security Bldg. and experienced knitters are The Needlework club will meet at the home of Mrs. Thomas and enthusiasm Monsignor Hagus Pilone KEyetune 2633 IBUBBER The upper grades of the school needed. This yarn will be used has shown in the school, a feast day mm children will hold a Halloween Rogers, 650 Hazel court, on Thurs­ for making walking cast-toe socks, program is being planned by the day. Nov, 1, at 10:30 o'clock. party Tuesday evening, Oct. 30, in cardigan sweaters, regular men’s Glee club and public speaking the school. socks, sleeveless sweaters, and Enrollment in the Confrater­ nity of the Holy Rosary will be classes of the high school. Since St. Philomena's club will meet Brooks type sweaters. Women the feast day falls on Sunday, the Friday, Oct. 26, in the home of are also needed in the sewing held after the Rosary devotions on program will be presented Oct 31. Mrs. Lucy Losasso, 1745 W, 4th rooms of the Red Cross at 800 Saturday evening. Elmer Cleans Up, a. one-act LOOP IHARKET Catechism classes for public avenue at 1 p.m. Lop;an street. Women who can play, will be enacted by membere school children from ^ades one t FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE knit or sew are urged by the Red of the speaking class. Parts are St. Juliana study club will meet to eight, inclusive, living in the Free Pr-rking With P orebue of SOc or More at 1429 Lawronco Cross to offer their services for being taken by Flora Valverde, Eu in the home of Mrs. Mancinelli at Bancroft school area will be held this important work. Call ALpine gene Urban, John Sinicki, Emmy 40th and Alcott. at Bancroft school every Satur 0311. Lou Breen, and Margie Klimoski, St. Therese’s study club will day morning at 10 o’clock. Classes “ The Rosary” will be sung by L LES meet Friday, Oct. 26, at 8 in the for the other public school children members of the Glee club. Soprano IMMKDIATK 8KKV1CJC rectory. will be held in the school after the Sura Tuberculosis parts are being taken by Betty Val- Uin'a. IVomtn'B and CliildrMi*t The Mt. Carmel Alumni club 8 o’clock Mass on Sundays. The Half 8o1m will meet Friday, Oct. 26, at 8 p.m. encour, Betty Tanko, Lorene Ward, sisters of the school will teach Mary Lee Scares, Mery Jane All Work CaarantMd All the public school children of Cure Not Available these classes. LOOP SHOE KRPAIR SHOP the parish will receive catechism in­ Bowes, Viola Chavez, and Estelle The banns of marriage were Mascarenas. Altos are Mary Ha­ LOOP MAHKin structions Thursday, Oct. 25, at “ Warning! The ‘Atomic Bomb’ published for the first time for gan, Bonnie Schnabel, Joan Gib­ 4 p.m. Parents are urged to send for tuberculosis is not yet ready. Harry L. Krenzer and Mary Ellen their children to the class. bons, Betty Fink, and Donna Ryan, Although the medical world stands Walsh, both of Presentation par­ A mixed glee club will sing “ I Clyde Stone, a member of this alerted for the attack, it must pro­ ish. Got Shoes.” accompanied by first parish, has just been discharged ceed with utmost caution and de­ The annual turkey party spon­ from the army. He is the husband and second violinists. Flora Val­ tailed thoroughness lest it do more sored by the Holy Name society verde and Robella Bustos, and Ma- of Mrs. Ann Risoli Stone. will be held at the Comet theater harm than good,’’ said Dr. A. Lee rie Pore, pianist. A Makeup Foundation fhaf’e GOOD h r the Skin Briskman, president of the Colo­ on Wednesday evening, Nov. 14, at rado Tuberculosis association, in 8 o’clock. The prizes will be tur­ CASH Mary Gathi]fn Smith commenting on the recent public­ keys and cash. Tickets are being Two years of exhaustive research resulted In the ity given a possible cure for tuber­ mailed to the parishioners. All discovery of this formula — modem, scientific culosis. friends of the parish are invited to J C o o k i t i I Will Pay Cash for Small Wads in California laborotory resources perfected it...NOW , or,d only now, He warned that tuberculosis pa­ attend. Homes in or Near Denver. Mary Cathryn Smith, daughter tients may prolong their illness, A large group of women of the F O R < ^Quick Action~CalI or See of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Smith may even die needlessly, if they parish are working on the Denver of Denver and graduate of St. refuse well-established methods of Area War Chest. Two out of the Joseph’s high school in the class tr,eatment in the hope of receiv­ three co-majors of the entire Bar- READY CASH? of 1939, was married recently ing new, unproved drugs. num district are members of the to Thomas L. Held in Immaculate Two famous physicians, H. Cor­ parish, and, according to reports, We have it/If ymi announces PAT-A-KAKE, the ultimote In a Makeup T. E. UHEENE Conception church, Old San Diego. win Hinshaw, M.D., and William the biggest per cent of the funds Foundation... a sensotipnal new development in Mtd util to tidt yo« Calif., before a Mass celebrated H. Feldman, M.D., both of Mayo being raised is being obtained beauty. PAT-A-'KAKE gives a younger, smoother, by their workers. •vtr, Mtov to w for s 1 6 4 3 S toat T A . 6 2 6 6 by the Rev. Clarence Manns, foundation, writing in the October softer-looking skin AT O N C E . . . helps to conceal O.F.M. The bride’s parents, now Bulletin of the National Tubercu­ low.£o*» Um 00 yog, blemishes, freckles, tiny lines... has a lasting, beneficial living in Old San Diego; her grand­ losis association, warn against the c«> trocti, fumHitfs er father, Joseph Smith; her uncle present optimism regarding “ a Selon Guild Plais effect... no artificial, ready-to-crack, heovily coated and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. drug to cure” tuberculosis. They Meeting for Nov. 1 etlxr eelster A look. PAT-A-KAKE Is easily applied, easily removed, Mauck; and another aunt, Gerry caution no drug known today has c leaving the skin actually fresher, prettier than‘before. Collins, all of Denver, were in at­ been' thoroughly proved to be ef­ ^ Talcphoii* KE 6221 tendance at the wedding. Two fective, “ and at thia time o f uncer­ The Seton guild will meet at Six wondvrful thodu to comp/imonf ovory ceaploxioo. Prico 1.00 IsKu to) COLFAX MARKET hundred guests attended the re­ tainty, it would appear unwise for the Catholic Charities annex, E. COLVAX AT COLKAS AT ception held in the Old Town USO, any patient with tuberculosis to 16th and Grant, Denver, on Thurs­ Securities Toiletries — Street Floor DOWNING HAKION where the bride had earned a discard the known benefits of rest day, Nov, 1. The meeting will be CREDIT CORP. 1,000-hour pin for her faithful treatment for the uncertainties of called to order at 1 o’clock. After ■ FREE DEUVERI AT II A. M. AND I P. M. service. Mrs. Held, after taking a treatment with a new drug.” the meeting luncheon will be course in aeronautical engineering served snd cards will follow. Mem­ Phone Tabor ‘1776* at Denver university, accepted a TRIO BACK IN DENVER bers are requested to be present •Whn Dmm St^ mU 2111 Wt 8ptcl>llu Id position with the ConsolidatedCo Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Davis and and friends are invited. MILK FCO POULTRY Vultee Aircraft corporation.•nor It daughter of 2683 Julian street. Mrs. Ida B. Weber was in charge Compl.t. Lid. of was there she met Mr. Held, an Denver, are home after a visit with of the last party and was assisted SEA POODS AND igii Mr. Davis’ mother, Laura M. by Mrs. Ray Chase, Mrs. Eudora LOANS PRESH PISH gree from the University o f Min­ Davis, and brothari lUlph, in Los Church, and Mrs. MQIcr and daugh­ 14TH AND IROADWAY nesota. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS [ Angeles. ter, Nell. Mil

- PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVEB CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 Thursday, Oct. 25, 1945 FR. GREGORY SMITH SPEAKS C. V. PROF SILVEiPlUME Before You Buy See Prolonged Wear, ON LIFE OF POPE PIUS X Our Selection of FINE FURS Enduring Beauty Compare Prices . . . Save the Difference WED 10 OOIISI (S t. Francis Da Salas' Parish, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Bolz. Mrs. D enrer) Lawrence E. Regan is a new Give Positive Speaking before the Altar and annual member as is Mrs. J. F 10 MONTHS TO PAY Rosary society Oct. 9, Father Torrez. Proof: IN ODDEr RUEGregory Smith told of the life and Announcement that a chest of Restyling accomplishments of Pius X (the towels would be on display at the Peasant Pope), whose character November meeting was made by of simplicity and greatness was Repairing Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par­ Mrs. L. Brown, ways and means Silver Plume.—The closing meet­ fo * t a i^ e (U not recognized in full until many chairman, and her assistant, Mrs. ing of the Altar and Rosary society , ish) — Miss Therese Stengel, years after his death. He also gave A. B. Linnet. Proceeds of the con­ daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. was held in the home of the presi­ 1510 California a resume o f the convention of test go for new cassocks for dent, Mrs. Ronald Buckley. By­ ora Joseph Stengel of South Boulder, diocesan directors on the Con- altar boys. became th? bride of Clifford P. laws were adopted for the’ Altar CH. 1901 . . fraternity of Christian Doctrine Mrs. F. J, Nastley and William and Rosary society of Clear Creek Westermeier at a ceremony iifte ld in Kansas City. McCarthy were reported ill. county, which includes all women I Hol^ _Cros8_ abbey on Oct. _ 19. The Question Box, an innovation Volunteers caring for the sanct­ S etter‘Pcct4 3 The Rev. Gerard Goetz, O.S.B., interested in Catholic action in at the meeting, proved informative uary are as follows: Oct. 20, Georgetown, Silver Plume, and officiated at the marriage. Mrs. and interesting. Mrs. Fred Gus- Mmes. Masterson and Craig; Oct. Magdalene Papish and Lambert Empire. The Rev. Francis Po- hurst presided at the business 27, Mmes. Gushhurst and Rum tempa is spiritual adviser. Father Stengel, sister and brother o f the meeting. melhart; Nov. 3, Mmes. Lowe and bride, attended the couple. The Potempa’s mother, Mrs. Paul Po- Mrs. Anne Richards was en­ Schuman; and Nov. 10, Mmes. tempa of Chicago, who is arriving bride was given in marriage by rolled as a perpetual member by Buchen and Henceman. Max Berueny. this week to keep house for her son CpL Fred Hupp, who was gradu­ in Idaho Springs, was presented i The couple left by plane for a ated with the class of 1941, after ■with an honorary membership in HUDSOK SEAL trip to Santa Fe and will be at spending nearly three years in the Altar and Rosary society. (dr*d Mutkral) jhome after Nov. 6 in Boulder, California assisting in the training Solemn Mass was sung in George­ j where the bride will continue her of pilots, is now in Calcutta, India town Sunday for the first anniver­ I work in the university as assist­ ^ He reporta that some of the sights sary of the death of Henry Nelson ant professor of German in the seen in and around Calcutta are NTLERSI,„„ COI.ORADO *475 of Empire, killed in action. The J 0 Cronrh C D I department of modem languages. appalling to the average Ameri­ choir from Idaho Springs gave an SPRINGS (Includiag She holds two degrees from the can. “ It is pitiful,” he writes, “ to A HOTEL I Fcdtral tax) elaborate program of music. University of Colorado and has see human beings live the way the Mr. and Mrs. H. Lutz, who were PERHNS-SHEARER done advanced work at Columbia Indian people do; women weighing married in St. Philomena’s church, university in New York. She has about 90 to 1()0 pounds carry Denver, spent a few days in Clear been very active in all university eiVFN BY Pill two burlap sacks of coal on their Creek a n d attended Mass in • 102 ^o. Tejon affairs as faculty adviser of the heads.” Cpl. Hupp is with the Georgetown. Mrs. Lutz is the for­ COLIIRADIt SPRINGS' Associated Women Students, the headquarters squadron of the mer Mary Reardon, Loretto SMARTEST STORE University Women’s club. Mortar Tenth air force. (Loyola Parish, Denver) Heights graduate. Board, Valkyrie, Newman club, Father Potempa announced he The November meeting of the In the absence of J. L. Aylward Store for Men college unit of the American Red from the city, Mrs. Aylward would spsnd a morning this week In Heart o/ the City PTA will be held on the evening of 1037 Broadway Denver 3, Colo. CroSs, the campus YWCA, and entertained at a small dinner checking at tiie county court house Boys Shop DI.MNG’ ROO.M and president of the American Associ­ Nov. 20. At this meeting the an­ party on Oct. 21 in honor of on church property, some of which COFFEE .SHOP ation of University Women. nual pantry shower for the sisters has recently been put on the mar­ Women’s Casual Shop will be given. Anyone wishing to their 25th wedding anniversary. Mr. Westermeier is the son of ket for sale, with Ben and John Write for Beautiful Folder make donations in the line of Their son. Jack, who is a student Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Wester­ Buckley in charge of the real canned goods or any foodstuffs at SL Thomas’ seminary, was r meier of Buffalo, N. Y., and is estate. home for the day. may call either Mrs. May at at present completing a disserta­ Arrangements are being made Ed Buckley, pioneer resident and HEIDELBERG’S General Electric tion at the university for his doc­ EM. 4252 or Mrs. Mohrbacher at member of the city council of Silver EA. 1446. These items will be for the annual Holy Name Turkey CLOTHING MEN’S Dealer far the tor's degree. He is an aktist of Plume, was married thie week to called for and taken to the school party which will be held in the FURNI.SHINCS PIKES PEAK REGION international fame, with a B.S. nigh school building Thursday, Miss Grace Green, former George­ REFRIGERATION degree from the University of if it be inconvenient for the donor town resident, before Father Louis 10 North Tejon St. QUICK-FREEZERS HM’S . to attend. Nov. 15. Further arrangements QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT APPLIANCES Buffalo. He studied art in Paris, will be announced at a later date. J. Graham of Denver. After a The PTA met Oct. 16 in the POPULAR PRICES HEATING Italy, and England on a scholar­ The second annual PTA card wedding trip to Estes Park, the AIR-CONDITIONING ship from the New York school school hall. Father William couple will make their home in Sil­ WIRING - LIGHTING party will be held in the high Commtrclal and Domeatle of fine- and applied arts. He also O’Shaughnessy, S.J., offered the school building Tuesday, Nov. 6, at ver Plume in one of the Buckley has' an M.S. denee from the opening prayer, the various com­ 8:16 p.m. There will be table and cottages. mittee chairmen reported, and new FOOTWEAR HALLERS University of Colorado and has special prizes. Refreshments will tit N. N«T«da Cdloradt SprtefM membership chairman, Mrs. Mohr­ held positions at Buffalo and be served. Tickets are 50 cents 55 Years of Quality bacher, announced that the mem­ Parish to Give Fete “ Coraell universities. His paint­ per person. All are invited. ALSO BOSIERY AND BAGS » * * bership drive now on would end ings have been exhibited in many St. Joseph’s circle will meet at Tha (irraa Hated hare daaarva tm cities both here and abroad. on Nov. 1. The two grades first For New School Fond ba remamberad whan you art tn a 1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct 31, in the tributfnf your patronaffa la tha dif*' sXS John Kevin Zeren has returned to reach a 100-per-cent quota were home of Mrs. Hugh O’Grady, 607 The Vorhes Shoe Co. to receive prizes faraot llnaa af bualnaaa* c o u n ts at ^ to Boulder after receiving his ‘ ■ ^ of $3.00 and S. Pearl. Mrs. Anthony Dunst LoaitTille. — St. L e n i t* AMOCianon. $2.00, respectively. army discharge. He served three will be assistant hostess. church will hold itt annual Bandnada Pnmitara — Anttonaa years in the Aleutian and Euro­ Mrs. Thomas J, Morrissey spoke bazaar Saturday and Sunday, TRY Btyrmiaced — Repairinf — Befinlablag yoar savin** federal pean theaters. With Patton’s briefly on the urgent needs of the 27 and 28. A chtekan Uphelftarint — Drapariat Third army, he was among the War Chest this year. dinner will be served on Sun­ up ,o S5000 by an a* ,^u„. Whitney Electric Co. first to cross into Germany and Mrs. Kilpatrick of the National day from 12 to 4 p.m. Pete Baroni Govemmenl . • • y , „vice year'V has four combat stars and the Dairy council gave a talk on nu­ Arvada Bazaar This bazaar it creating a Electrical Service Combat Infantryman’s badge. trition. special interest at upon its Furniture Shop His parents are Mr. and Mrs. tucceti depends the building 208 No. Tejon M 808 .^raye “ "'"^;;i.,„„„ally. Miss Meels, school nurse, an­ PHONE H. iS6f T4b SO. CASCADE A'TB. William Zeren of this parish. of a new parochial school to 1911" nounced that physical examina­ OppoalU Antltra Hotal Mrs. J. B. O’Connell and her tions for the first, third, and fifth replace the 40-year old frame Set for OcL ^ structure, which it being used brother, Pvt. Frank Bra^y, are rades would begin next week. visiting relatives in Boulder. Both f arents are invited to accompany at present. The hope of a new ComplimenU 50TH ANNIVERSARY are children of Mrs. Mary Brady their children to school on the day school has aroused « great THE Heberling, former Boulder county and time of examination. Arvada.— (Shrine of St, Anne) deal of enthusiasm among tha Bulova & Gruen welfare worker. Mrs. O’Connell Mrs. Fourcado, president, made — The annua] bazaar and chicken parishioners, who are re­ Watches • is a surgical nurse in St. Joseph’s pie dinner given by the Altar and sponding generously. Metal Products Co. CiwummitUse;.! I VIM ’ an urgent plea for a sewing KMC-t'M?i • o m j ' S S P hospital in Denver while her hus­ machine to be used in the sewing Rosary society will be held in the 501 W. Colo. Ave. THE BEST CN LUGGAGE KAPELKES band, a chief steward in the mer­ class, which is beiqg taught the Shrine hall Oct. 28 from 4 to 8 GAEL H. DECKEB 9 S. TEJON chant marines, is serving in the eighth grade girls by Miss Center. p.m. Mrs. Martin Klumker is All KlnSt Aleutians. The uniform material is still not general chairman, assisted by Mrs. ^ Hs«t to Albeay Hotel ^ available, but those girls whose William Brown and the following: old uniforms are still usable will Mmes. LaMoure, Hynes, L, Brauch, SAVE WITH SAFETY 24"Hour Service begin wearing them on Nov. 1. R. Moore, Zehnder, Koerber, Mar- UP TO 3 0 % The Holy Name men will have a telon, Smith, Lumsdeen, Lee, EsL 1878 McCARTY BOWLING rally and smoker on Monday Nov. Koldway, Stipe, Barenburg, Map- M. E. MeGARTY, tttS 16th St 5 at 8 p.m. Father O’Shaughn- ley, Hillen, Luccis, Fay, Hoar, essy will have charge of the Covi, Mattevi, Brunner, Petero- m^-mVRASCE-^’^ COAL CO. facio, Goodlett, Bradley, McNa­ FOX-NICHOLSON “ Bill” McCarty Main 6405 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS entertainment and he has many tSS-i Cain. Savinta Bank Bldo. surprises planned for the evening. mara, 0. -Schneider, Keller, Shak- SUadiofft Oct. 18 lee, McLeish, and Hopp, and mem­ STUDIOS Recommended Firms TEAM— w . L. Pet. All men of the parish are cordially Grand Knighta ...... 15 6 .714 bers of St. Anne’s circle. The SoccMftor to tn in f AD«b F«i NAVA-HOPI invited to attend this meeting and COMPLIMENTS O f Guardi ...... 12 9 .571 get acquainted. candy booth is in charge of Miss and KleholMB Stsdlo UVDIAIV STORE ( Truiteei ...... 12 9 .571 Bonnie Bonham and the girls of Navigator! ______11 10 .524 Father Edward J. Morgan, S.J., 1542 Bdwy. TA. 2784 OLSON & R EN B O W Dealer! in for AUTO Denutiei ...... 10 11 .476 returned from a short vacation in the choir. Secratariea ...... GENUINE COIN SILVER JEWELBT 10 11 .476 which he visited his brothers in Mrs. Dan Sullivan and Mrs. PLBG. & HTG. CO. NAVAJO RUGS • CBIItAYO BLANKETS Wardena ...... 9 12 .429 POTTERY AND BASKETS Chancellora ...... 5 16 .238 Mitchell and Sioux Falls, S. Dak. J. M. Moore are in charge of the 116 North Weber Sl He also stopped in Mankato, Minn. apron booth. Everyone is invited 2 Eaat Plken Peak Ave. SERVICE INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS T el. Main 3066 Gtmes A»s. Father Bernard McMahon, SJ., to attend. Photo Sight Seeing br Aatenobile Schersr ______21 179.14 has returned to Mundelein semi Mullen ...... 21 176.57 Oliveto-Spano Ritei Held Copying Rasmussen ...... 21 174.48 nary near Chicago after a two- Elizabeth Ann Spano, daughter Sim pson & Co. BUCKLEY BROS. J. Garrtmone ...... 18 171.83 week visit at the rectory. of Mrs. Anna Spano, and Pvt. Let us Reproduce that old PACKARD Rossi ..... 21 171.52 The outstanding event of the Frank Oliveto, son of Mr. and The Msrray Drag Go. AothoriMd Stadebaker 8«Im 4 S«rvie« Kurts ...... 15 185.87 faded Photograph you Dovatowa Liocatioo Cushurit ...... 21 166.62 St. Anthony club games party Mrs. John Oliveto, were married “ Superior Servirm Stores^ Tht Oaly Packard Scrrlca ta Dearer C. Gsrramons ...... 18 165.00 Wednesday evening Oct. 31, will in a double-ring ceremony Oct. 21 cherish. Mew Trucks in Stock Wasner ___ 21 168.86 be the awarding of a turkey. before the Rev. A. G. Ritter in the Main Store Phone Main 144 Aato R*p«irlii( — All M*k, CarO Galer ...... ,T..______21 163.57 There will be 20 additional gifts Packard Denver Co. Miller ...... 18 162.72 Shrine of St. Ann. The Nuptial Main Stara — I . North Tclan St. Bod, and Fnd Mrs. F, Hilbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Kappes, in Columbus, 0. Enlisted Men ART MALXATI FUEL SERVICE W. H. Hilbert. The bride-to-be is In his absence-the parish is being Whv wait fmm Uircv doya to ont aratb a graduate of S t Mary’s acadamy for Tonr TailonnzT Wa will fit roar Havada Ava. at rarba la Poadra TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE 8 6 4 So. Broadway cared for by the Rev. Bernard Blouaa, Shirt or Slackt whila reo wait. and of Colorado- university. Mr. Cullen of the Chancery office in CbavTona. I6o: lulznlaa, I6«; Braid, Hilbert who was recently dis­ Denver. 15e, If fumlihad: tawtd oa WHILB 1733 Glenarm Phone TAbor 5287 charged from the army, is a grad­ TOU WAIT. Shirta ant dowo, 76es SPECIAL RATES Pants ihortantd, SOoi oiaila amallar n ALEY DRUG CD. IN THE HEART OP DOWNTOWN DENVER to Institutions uate of Cathedral high school, and waiat, 60e. Uloataa praaaml. 25e and attended Regis college. He served Benes Declares Religion Panta prtaacd, SSe, dona WHILE TOU PRESCRIPTION Tires, Tubes, R»>TreaiJmg, Batteries, Brake Service, and Hospitals 31 months in the European theater Great Culttiral Treasure WAIT. ONB DAT 8EBVICB aa DRUGGISTS of war. The young people plan to CLEANING. On roar day off bring Lubrication, Waahinm Polishing, Storage, Gas, Oil ^11 Writ* for your anifonni—wt do roar work be marrried Nov. 10 m Blessed Phana Main 35. 333 So. Tala* BL VILLAGE INN WHILB you WAIT. Battla Jaekna COLORADO SPRINGS Infonnaiion Sacrament church. igue. our apaelnlty. nes of Czecho-Slovakia expressed **Everything “ highest regard for religious con­ PUBUC TAILORS SH K A D E K ^S Under the 2870 Colo. Blvd. viction,” and declared Mat "reli­ MICCI GROCERY gion is our greatest cultural treas­ BUCK SPORTING Sun in AND GLEANERS Service Station SIMMONS DRUe CO. ure. It unites our country and will Quality It Our Motto Cotter/^ bring a cultural renaissance.” 531 Fifteenth Street GROCERIES AND MEATS GOODS GO. 1st Ave. & Logan St. SP. 9930 EA. 99.53 Phone TAbor 9071 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES "Evatythln* for Evary Spait" Amutronf Caster Co. Th« irau lUt«4 hert dvMrvv to Betwaan WtlUm and Qlanana Phone Main 930 i n APPREOATB rout b* natabrnd v Imb yes on dii- OPEN EVENINGS TO I P. H. Talapbana Main 34t-«4l 828 14th TA. 4692 PATBONAGB tribotina i jv s t patreaaa* la th« dif- SUNDATB PBOM I TO 1 Mil Woat Colarada Ava. 19 NO. TEJON ST. UOBILGAS — OILS ~ GREASING f«nat Uaw U bwtaoM. Thursday, Oct. 25, ^ 1945 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone. EEyatone 420S PAGE SEVEN

FUR STORAGE a n n u a l PTA GAMES P A R H Blessed Sacrament R E P AIR IN G St fmm\\ PTA ‘Brown and Gold’ Got tho Graeioua Habit . , t Flowort fFirad Anyvhero InvitM y«Br PctroMf* S^ii u . H 1 SLATED IN ST. JOHN’S PARISH Send youf wife floteera on that important day VET or WORLD WAR NO. I (St. John’s Parish, Denver) •Tat in her heart permanently it Wiu Meet Nov. 1 would assume the gale of the Catk- Honors Its Editor REMEMBERING TO SEND HER FLOWERS KB 4 B 7 B COLWAX AT WABHINOTON The annual games party spon­ olio Digeat at the church door on ON HER MOST CHERISHED DAY . . . YOUR ANNIVERSARY. SHE LL LOVE MUMS AND sored by St. John's PTA will be the first Sunday of every mon^. (St. Vine.Bt P«nt’i Pkritb) Masses on All Saints’ day, Nov. ROSES FROM held Saturday evening, Nov. 3, in (Regii Cellege, Denver) WE DO NOT MAKE ATOMIC BONOS Tha Altar and Rosary society 1, will be at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 The Brown and Gold of R ^is will moat in tbe school hall at the school bennning at 8 o’clock. o’clock. On All Soul’s day Maases TheOrehid Shop c&imr But We Exterminate Everrthing in the Peit World A largo number of turkeys and college presented Aldo G. Notari- EVELYN M. WOODMAN Using D-D. T, 2 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 1. The will be offered at 6, 7, 8, and 9 Rosary will be recited in the cash prizes will be awarded. o’clock. The last Mast will be a anni, with tha scroll which rated 1328 Colo. Blvd. EA. 1826 Haney Exlerminaling Sanies church immediately before the Tickets are 50 cents. Requiem High Mass. the publication “ All-American” for meeting:. All women who have not More than 100 members of S t St. John’s choir meets for re­ the first time. Mr. Notariannl, 2M 15th Sl t a . 0848 made returns on the bassinette and John's PTA attended the meeting hearsal on Friday evenings at 7:46, DRIVE IN baby sets are requested to do so of the association that was held New members are cormally wel- reaponlible for the achieve­ TO ERVIN to Mrs. Howard App, 1260 S. Uni­ in the school hall Oct. 22, with come. ment of this meritorious honor, St. John*s Parish versity, before that time, as the Mrs. Harry T. O’Rourke presid­ Mr. and Mrs. F. Kirchbaum are founding the present news megs Glencoe Conoco Service KEARNEY ing. Mrs. John Walsh wSs intro­ zine format, and instituting the awards will be made at this meet­ the parents of twins bom Monday w a s h in g - GREASING ■ AtXBS- duced as the room mother for the “ alumni edition” for the men in •ORIM ,. TIRE IBBVICB f t ing. in a local hospital. One of the in­ Radios Appliances LA PETITE CLEANERS 6th grade boys, replacing Mrs. fants died WMnesday. service. Glaocaa at Eaat Colfax BA. STTT CREAMERY I 2X14 K. SIXTH AVE. KM. 74BS The officers of the Parent- J. E. Maudru, who has resigned. * S.M. ta S p.ab Dxflr. Claaa4 WaA Seles and Service Teachers’ association retmest that Thomas A. O’Hara, Jr., gunner’s Notariannl, a 1945 graduate of The report of Mrs. W. M. G. Regis, received a Bachelor of Arts 22(J6 Kearney HONRCST WORK-FAIR PRICES Ladies' and Men’s the women of the parisn remem­ mate second class, son of Mr. and Eyre on the sale of war bonds and degree, cumma cum lauda, and Garmenti Expertly Geaned ber the pantry shelf shower for Mrs. Thomas O'Hara. Sr., has re­ HEADQUARTERS POB stamps to the school children was earned a scholarship to Catholic the sisters to be held on Tues­ ceived an honorable discharge and FRANKLIN ANDERSON 3 to 4 Day Service ratifying. Mrs. Eyre will be in is at home with his family. S. Sgt. university in Washington, D. C., Fairfax Hardware day and Wednesday, Oct. 80 the school every Wednesday 2816 E. 6ih Ave. EH. 9586 Arthur Thorpe, son-in-law of Mrs. where he is now studying for a (Colfax xt Fairfax) Alterations and Tailoring and 31, morning for the convenience of O’Hara, haa also been discharged. Matter's degrte. Ha is the son of HARDWARE GU 8S, PAINTS Arrangements for the annual the children who wish to pur­ George Anderson, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Notariannl LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Open Sundapf and Evenixsi Enchanting. . . Irresistibla turkey party to be given under the chase bonds and stamps. Mrs. George Anderson, is home on of 8626 Clay street, Denver. EA. 8777 5022 E. Colfax auspices-of the Holy Name society Mrs. Ralph Dines, program leave from the navy. E H . 7S 7 3 on Friday, Nov. 16, are being Following is the inscription as H. L. RINEHART. Prop. OLIVER’S 1 chairman, introduced Miss Sara George Pohndorff, aon of Mr. presented to Notariannl by tha made by the committee, with Lee Malon^, executive secretary, and and Mrs. A. P. Pohndorff, left last present staff of the Brown atid i - Dugdala as chairman. Turkeys Miss Pauline Underwood, field Thursday to enter the merchant Gold: “ In^jratitude for his efforts will be awarded to the winner secretary for the Girl Scouts. Miss marine. end in eppreciation for the honor PREPARE FOR If h'$ Available MARKET 1 of each game. Maloney's talk on the work done bestowed upon us, we, the 1946-46 We Will Have It Denver’ s Fineot H A joy to have . . . a St. Anne’s circle was enter­ by the Brownies and Girl Scouts staff of tha Brown and Gold of tained by Mrs. Kelsey. The next was instructive. Mmes. T. B. New Travel Agency WINTER NOW Selection of H joy *0 wear, because Regie college, present this honor­ Opan T ta T Dallf — Claaad Wadnttdar Park Hill Hardware it’s cool, comfort­ meeting will be in the home of Bumite, Jr.; Leroy Volk, Arnold ary scroll, submitted by the Asso­ GRAIN-FED MEATS, | able, >0 completely beautiful. Call ui Mrs. John Mulqueen on Friday, Verdicchio, and P. E. Brookover Opened by GsHiolie ciated Collegiate Press, to Aldo Bailey’s Texaco Service & Appliance Co. n S H & PO ULTRY ■ today for vour RiUinr CX5LD WAVE. Oct.- 26. expressed their willingness to help Notariannl, a never-to-be-forgtten llth and Fairfax BMaraon SM4 5027 E. 2S(h Ave. EM. 1S09 The Oct. 9 meeting of the St. or^nize troops among the girls editor.” Carl Steele, well known both to 1312 Eaxt 6th Ave. 1 MYLADY EDITH BEAUn Francis circle was held in the in the school. The Rev. John P. ______Phone PE. 4fe9 ' J MINNIE E. , C U A D D C the clergy end laity of Denver, Sodality Resninos Aetivitlet home of Mrs. Harry Shanahan. Moran also addressed the mem­ We SpaclallM In Pennaneol KESSELER, Mgr. d n U r r C i bers, explaining the new method hea opened a travel agency in the Activities for ths 1946-46 season John C. 2804 E. 6th Are) EA. 0788 Mn. Frank Muto won the award. Equitable building. Waviag and flair Sly Hag On Oct. 23 the club met with Mrs. of marking the report cards of of the Regis collegs sodality were SehoU George Rochford and Mrs. Guy A. children in the lower grades. Fa­ He is offering a complete travel initiated with a meeting held on THELMA HASSON The firms listed here de­ Jarvis had the high score. The ther Moran u^ed the mothers to service on steamship, train, bus, Oct. 17. The general theme, at an­ nNEST or airplane. He arranges hotel nounced by President James Friel, m e ats an d BEAUTY SALONi RENNEH’S serve to be remembered next meeting will be in the home encourage their children to attend geocbeiee of Mrs. Leo McGrath on Nov. 6. daily Mass. accommodations as well as special was “ Russia” and “ Tha Rosary,!’ THELMA EA880N. Hanacat tours. GONOOO SERVICE when you are distributing Mrs. Leroy Volk, general chair­ Discussions on thi two lubjacti 1871 COLOEADO BLVD. Women who wish to donate Mr. Steele himself is R world were jriven by Leo Oehrle and M il Pthfax PHONE DEXTER UU Washing uid GreasInO your patronage in the dif­ man, and Mrs. James P. Gray, cookies or cakes for the USO- traveler. He was in the travel Keith Yount, respectively. Reports EM SIN DENVER. COLORADO Year Biainen Appreciated NCCS cookie jar are requested to ticket chairman, of the PTA games 6ih Ave. a York EA. 9932 ferent lines of business. party gave short reports on the bureau of the American Express from newly elected committees call Mrs. Bernard Mahoney, SP. travel bureau in Denver for 13 were given and social activities 4812. p^rogress of the party plans. Mrs. Gray announced that two mem­ years, and was with the Raymond were resumed with unanimous The 8t. Vincent de Paul circle Whitcomb, one of the world’s larg- agreement for a sodality social, of the Altar and Rosary society bers of the PTA will be stationed m. E. PATRICK outside the church after the Masses eat travel bureaus, located in Bos­ sponsored by Regis college and the met in the home of Mrs. J. M. ton, for five years. Princess Dry Cleaners on Sunday, Oct. 28, to give parish S t Joseph hospital school of nurs­ Announeis A Three-Way Cleaning Cline on Oct. 12. The next meet­ At present Mr. Steele is offer­ ioners who have not been reached ing. To culminate the meeting. Owned and Operated hy Kenneth S. Redfem ing will be in the home of Mrs. ing hit acrvicee both to groups and Service for Hie Old Friends yet an opportunity to purehaae Father E. A. Trame, S.J., modera­ Prank Garland, 2171 8. Franklin, individuals who wish to n u ^ a tickets for tha party. tor, performed the ceremonies con­ and Cuetomere. OUR QUALITY SERVICE YOUR BEST ECONOMY on Tuesday, Nov. 13. pilgrimajn to the Shrine of Quada- secrating the sodality to the WE CALL AND DELIVER After the business meeting. Sis­ Our L«dy of Victory circle of lupe in Old Mexico. Blessed Virgin Mary. 1188 East 6lh Ave. SP. 2681 ter Jean Marie’s second grade chil­ You May Have 5-DAY SERVICE the PTA was entertained by Mrs. dren were presented in a delight­ 10% CASH and CARRY C. P. Bums on Oct. 19. The next ful play entitled Tkt Fairy Shee- meeting will be held in the home or d e l i v e r y SERVICE St. Francis de Sales* maktr, B ob^ Hays, Jackie Hall, PHILIPPINES MISSIONERS of Mrs. H. J. Bettinger, 1228 S. and Dickie Tully were in the cast Columbine, on Nov. 16. At the Big Three This class will be given the at­ ( u n d e r n e w MANAGEMENT) VISITORS AT ST. JOSEPH’S a tendance treat for having the larg­ T o o l e y ’ s est percentage of parents present Navajo Glaanars Hesaler Gleaners [Amick Drug, Inc. 1 Society to Give in the meeting. Three secona grade (St. Joseph’s Redemptoriit Perish, C.SS.R., is still engaged with his 3600 Navajo Phone EAit 9525 1 Food §tore fathers attended the meeting, Haj ) 0, G. McClanahan - Jos Dwytr 1 Denver) Btries of missions in Montana. GL 2862 4600 East Colfax Lewis Hal], J. C. Tully, and Bayard Two Irish Redemptorists from I CHOICE MEATS • FISH } PRESCRIPTIONS ) Orphans’ Benefit K. Sween^, Jr. the Philippines ere etopping off at Prisa-Winaerc Lifted Eson’s Gleaners ■ GROCERIES > EXPERTLY FILLED < Mmes. R. P. Cody and E. J. the rectory en route to Ireland. The pastor. Father Buttimer, H Froth Praits and Vegetablat 1 Beer • Wlnet - Liquor < Mackell and a committee of second The Rev. 'Thomas Roche, C.SS.R., and the Redemptorist community 5008 W. 29th — EA. 9525 The Queen of Heaven Aid society ffrade mothers served refreshments wish to thank all the workers who H Bird’t Eya Froxen Foods ^ en t some 12 years in the islands. “ In A Clean Buaintat for A Quartor-Of’4-C*ntuty** ( 1 4 0 0 So. Broadw ay < in Denver will sponsor its annual m the social hour which followed. He and his companion, Brother helped in the successful 10th an­ H TOUS PATSOMAOl { SP. 9791 ‘ J benefit to raise funds for Christ­ Altar Society to Buy Bond Charles, C.SS.R., spoke highlv of nual fall festival, and also the' ■ APPSXCUTXD ( JOE D W YER , formerly o f St. ) mas cheer for the children in thF Mrs. Frank Freeman presided in tha good example the Gfs nave many parishioners and friends who r Joaeph'x Pariah and now o f St. \ shown the Filipinos by their at­ were present for the festivities. Queen of Heaven Missionary home the meeting of St John’a Altar and [ 900 So. Pearl SP. 6587 ) Francis de Salox* Saysi “ Como < Rosary society which was held in tendance at Mass and the sacra­ Following is the list of various r and See Us.” J on Saturday, Nov. 17. A card party the home of Mrs. Peter C. Schaefer ments. Both Redemptorists were winners: Grand prize of $600, Miss IMPORTANT PRESCRIPTIONS will be held in the afternoon and a Oct 19. During the business ses­ at the mercy of their Japanese Marilyn Cannady; quilt, Teresa games party at 8 o’clock in the eve­ sion the members voted to purchase captors until freed bp ths Ameri­ McCIOskay; Silex coffee maker, cana They are enjoying their stay T. W. Maffey; blanket, Emma There can be no Bubatitute for quality ingredient* ning. Mrs. Gerald J. O'Byyne is a 8600 war bond, for future use in BROADWAY furnishing the sanctuary.. Mrs. J. in America before resuming fur­ Krohm; dishes, Rose DuCommun; and accuracy in the preparation of prescriptions. chairman of the committee in lace tablecloth, Mrs. Renk; card D I K I E C A F E F, Murtaugh gave the deanery re­ ther missionary activity.. We have never varied from a policy o f compound­ charge.- table, Mrs. F. M. Sullivan; mirror, X 7 2 SO. BROADWAY CREAMERY port and urged all the members to The Young People’s club it in­ ing the prescriptions in a careful and painstaking Mrs. A. C. Tremlett will have assist the St. Vincent de Paul so­ vited to receive Holy Commuion Mrs. Dentler; dessert set, Helen SERVING GOOD FOOD QUAUTY DAIRY FOODS AT POPULAR PRICES charge of the awarding of a hand- ciety by giving them any discarded in ths 7:30 Mass Sunday. McNellis; clothes hamper, Mrs. manner from the finest, high quality, fresh drugs. croeheted tablecloth and matching Tha games party will ha held Rita Collins; hassock, Mrs. William This dependable service is of vital importance to HOMEMADE PIES 66 So. Broadway usable eothes, furniture, etc. Fa­ buffet scarf, made and donated by ther Moran‘spoke on the 100th an- Monda:lay night at 8:80, at which Burke; Baby Dough, Mary Ellen you. Mrs. M. Co^Hllo. A special award niversa^ of Cardinal Newman’s time the Lane cedar hope chest Patterson; 100 pounds of sugar, has been donated by Mrs. A. Mc­ conversion. will be awarded. Mrs. Regan; victory cake, Mrs. M. BUCHANAN’S Cormick. Table priaes, which will Mrs. Ralph Smith will be in Tuesday novena devotions will McDonald; quilt, William Me- 3 DAY SERVICE be handmade novelties, will be made charge of the care of the altars and be at 3 and 7:30 p.m. Tavish. LIQUCR STDRE When Things L ook Dark under the direction of Sister Do- sanctuary during November. She Holy Day Patsy Harrison and Gordon PARK HILL DRUG CO. ]^ne Wines and Liquors metilla and Mrs. Mary Nahring. will be assisted by Mrs. D. Yaco- Hummel, representatives on the Call PE. 4CCC A sale featuring aprons, infants’ vetta and Mist Regina Morris. Maonen Listed inter-school council of the Red “ Yoidr Doctor Knowa l/s** Wt Ptatart Chriitlxa Brtt. Wiatt Mrs. Schaefer, assisted by mem­ Crou, announce that the high Pickup and Delivery wear, dressed dolls, and other Confeuiont will be heard ALL p o p u l a r b e e r s articles for Christmas gifts will bers of St. John's club, served re­ Wednesday afternoon from 4:80 school has reached its quota in we 23rd and Daxter EAit 7711 Ph. PE. 1777 377 So. Broadway Plain Dreiiec 85c be held during the day. The re­ freshments in the social hour fol­ to 6:30 and in the evening from Community Chest drive. freshments will .be served at both lowing the moeting. 7:30 to 8:30. Masses on All Saints’ A special games party will be Men’s Suits 60c parties. .Admission is 60 cents. The next meeting, on Friday, day will be at 6:30, 6, 7, 8, and a given by the St. Joseph Activity STILLW ELL A SON Nov. 16, will be held in the home High Mass at 9. On All Souls’ day and Athletic club on Saturday, Texaco Service SDUTH DENVER of Mrs. T. A. CosgrilT 1130 E. 7th a Solemn Mau of Requiem will Oct 27. at 8:30 p.m. in the ptriu avenue, and Sheelah Carter will be bo offered for all members of the hall. All friends of the St Joseph Holj Family OpvB V J elated the guest speaker. Purgatorian society and for those Bulldogs are invited to attend me ■anixyt Taeadxya Glsassrst Dyers 1 Mrs. John F. O’Rourke, who has whose names are handed in on party. 594 So. Broadway been ill in Mercy hospital, returned tha remembrance cards. A High Visitors in the parish are Miss OK CHANQC TO WINTER to her home, 620 Emerson street, Mass is offered every week for the Julie and Charles c. Ries of Kan- BILLY'S IMN CREASE AND OIU8 Thf flrau IbUd h«rw dtaervt ta much improved in health. members of the Purgatorian so­ BATTERIES AND ACCESSORUtB W r«mfail>«r6d whta too art Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wimbush CBAg. WITT xxd ARNOLD JD)>Z3f CLEANERS & DYERS TSra Rtaxppinc and Rapatrinx tributinf yonr pitronaf* tn thf enf- ciety. Enrollment may be made sister, Madeleine Ries-Eiberger, ALAMEDA * 8. UNCOLN PE. MSB fertiU lines »f boslnesi^ returned recently from a two- any time of ths year, but especially R.N., of 612 Elati. Good Food! IRA T. THOMAS. Free. week fishing trip in Minnesota before Nov. 2. And Your Favorite Drinks JHay We S e rv e You? Alameda Drug Store St. Joseph’s club was entertained Chaplain Vincent McCartan, by Mrs. Frank Jennings in the 44th a Lowell Phone GL. 9738 4120 Tennyaon GL. 5064 V. 0. PETERSON. Prtp. JAGKSDN’S C.SS R., who has been in the army Park Lane hotel on Oct 24. since June, 1941, and recently was Bayard K. Sweeney, Jr., recently Cut Rate Drags Cut Rate Drugs assigned to the Pueblo air base To Bel Sorvico Gilallon UQUORS . SUNDRIES returned to Denver, has re Wines and Liquors after his three years in Europe, has For Quality Bakery Goods PRESCRIPTIONS ceived an honorable discharge been transferred to the chaplains’ According to Louis R. Simmons, REDDISH'S Fountain Serviea • School Supplies FR£B PROMPT DEMVERT from the naval reserve in which he school at Ogelthorpe, Ga. Try Call 8P. 8441 D«wiiiBi{ A Aiaaifda was a lieutenant commander. Mr. Colorado state chairman of the Red a IThlte Alameda and Broadway Sweeney and his family will make The Very Rev. John Buttimer, Music War Council of America, the GROCERT and MARKET their home with, his parents, Mr. C.SS.R., addressed the Newman Denver Junior Police band, under COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE WEISS BAtERV club at Denver university Monday the direction of Frank 0, Ingra. IITl Taxayaaa GL. 4719 St. P hilom ena\ and Mrs. Bayard K. Sweeney, un­ » 4024 Tennyaon Sl til they are able to build a home of night. ham, executive officer, and under their own. Capt John F. Sweeney The Rev. Robert Kreutzer, the musical direction of George V EAst 2 0 0 9 ' ] DLOCK 1 is expected to arrive in New York Roy, will be awarded a distin JUST GOOD MEAT Optn S a.m. • 9 p.m. F L O R A L CO. at city this week after many months guished service citation by thi The firms listed here de­ POUI.TRY AND FISH StiS E. Catfax at Adaaaa EH. Sill of duty in the European theater Halloween Motif Music War Council of America in serve to be remembered Denver Hobby Shop 0pp. Bloe-BIrd low interest rates of war. Capt Sweeney will receive recognition of its patriotic and in­ TEXIVYSOY f "If Yon Hava a Hobby S«« Ua" Hembar e an honorable discharge upon his spiring contribution to winning the when you are distributing Florists Talaxraph Dalivaiy Asaoeiatioa war. 2928 East Colfax Ave. arrival in the States and will re­ To Feature Party your patronage in the dif­ Meat Market New Lin. of turn to Denver to be with hie par­ Arrangements have been com­ PIGURINRS. VASES. ETC. tMiaweoSiaieBaaR 4016 Tennyfon GR. 0443 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bayard K. (Holy Family Parish, Denver) pleted for public presentation of ferent lines of business. Sweeney. Annonneinr tha Openinx of tha Newest and Brat Baaoty Shop in Rail Dtavar OS eSNVSA Special Halloween features will the Denver Junior Police band cita­ Immacqlata Club Meets be given at the regular Tuesday tion during the first annual con­ S/XTe£ffTN AT BJtOUmY The Immaculate club, composed cert to be held Sunday evening, of young women of the parish, met evening games party Oct. 30. The Fair Colleen The talk by Dr, Bernice Weedem Nov. 4, at 8 o'clock in the Phipps §t. JoADph's Parinh in the school hall, Oct 18. Mary K. auditorium, Colorado Museum Phona EAsI 8979 3203 East Colfax at Steele Kelly is prefect and Rita LaTour- on “ Rheumatic Fever” at the PTA WITH COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE ette was voted the new vice prefect meeting Oct. 22 was interesting H ol^ lihost and instructive. A large number For (hat Watch or DIamimd For our opening we are • Two new members, Polly Steinbach you alwayx wanted— See and Ruth Jenkins, attended the were in attendance. meeting. Committee chairmen ap­ The winners in the second PTA CaU VICK'S CAMERON CREDIT bridge-pinochle tournament were space for automobiles. Admission QUAUTY UQUOR STORE JESSE YOUNB pointed for the next three-month free. The citisens of Denver period were Kathyleen Rourke, Mrs. C. R. Auge and Mrs. C. A. Jewelers 1995 BROADWAY Gifford in bridge, and George For Beei'y Wines spiritual activities, and Elizabeth BOTTLE OB CAEE 04R0 Wiub Inipeebm Ju*l Around th* Cornor from Motley, social activities. A com­ Lovelett and Rena Bushmor in 719 Senta Fa Drive pinbchle. The third party will be are cordially invited, Holy Chott Church mittee of members is taking care attending Denver’s j 240 Sanu Fe Drive KE. 7948 of the pamphlet rack in tha church, held Thursday evening immedi­ ' on^ V $ L 5C Coniplsfs Complete Creasing. 85c and it was voted that members ately after the mission services. T hit Offer is for a Limitod Time Players for the evening are wel­ SANTA FE FUEL DO. SANTA FE SHOE come. 1001 Sania Fa Drive CH. 5018 Rite Is Soheduled St. Bernadette’s club met Oct. HOSPITAL f o r y o u r APPOINTMENT Halchstl Drug Siora 16 in the home of Mrs. L. J. Mc­ St. Dominic*s T Iu St«r« QuHtr mi4 BwtIm ** COAL-WOOD-CAS Sliss Rtpsirlnc for tbs Wbols Fuifly By Gafholic Nurses Donald, 4223 Knox court. 'The Psatmrini INVISIBIJ: HALF SOLING aavi TixES—wur at olsonw November meeting will be in the 701 GRANT OIL - IDE Wt ApprtdtU PtretJ P««t Ort.ft The Archdieeeian Council home of Mrs, R. L. Diehl, 4266 CoBpooadfat pnMiiptloM l« tha Annnnciation THE YEAR ROUND 742 SANTA FE DRIVE of Catholic Nursci will hold Raleigh. All dues are turned in baportaat pul of on baataatik FOOD to the Altar and Rosary society. n O l l f i S LOWEST OLSON’SSTORES an hour of recollcetton in tho MIIIKIv paicEa in De n v e r chapel of th. nunc*’ home at BiUy Van’s Grocery St. Jofcph't ho.pitali 1S9S BOB & VAN’S J. A L RADID 2750 W. 29ih GL. 3 6 1 3 Franklin, Denver, Thnriday, and M arket Oct. 28, nt 7:30 p.m. It will 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 THE MARKET OF QUALITY Meat Market he conducted hy the' Rev. SERVICE IS^ozB.'to the Pound 780 SANTA FE DRIVE store Matthias J. Justen, C.SS.R. St»l FRANELIN ST. 1709 E. 86TH EM. 6068 St. Joseph’s Parish Mrs. Alice Cleera, program FURS 820 Santa Fa Dr. Phnne TA. 0838 chairman, has soma interest­ (POUSH) Expert Remodeling and Repairing at UNION SHOP FRESH FISH ing programs planned for the Th« firms Hated here de­ A M E U C A N i earning year. Greatly Reduced Pricea The rogular meeting dnto The firms listed here de­ NATIONAL BRAND serve to be remembered Sc & 10c STO R E Wtiterkamp Brose has been changed to the NEW FUR COATS AT BIG SAVINGS serve to be remembered when you are dietr^buting SAVE TIME AND MONXYI KE. 9043 5106 Wash. fourth Thursday of every STORES W. Bxt. 'nionaaBda of OBEniL month. when you are distributing Your fXtxtly Food •tpiea your patronage in the dif­ AETICLES Attraetivaiy DlsplvaS fot BVXBYTaiKO A GOOD GEOCCST Mary Cronin is convalesc­ Your Ceavantanea SHOTILD HAVX I. L. SADIE ing et home following e re­ your patronage in the dif­ Quality Foods for Less ferent lines of business. • n r rooos at lowebt n u c u 1630 Welton MA. 3870 (Bttwaae frxnUla u 4 (Mlpta) -WB DXUVXS— cent operation in Morey hot* ferent lines of business. 741 Santa Fa Driva gnd K2I E. S4th AYE. pltai. a 1 0 0 4 So. Gaylord PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 Thursday, Oct. 25, 1946

Archbishop McNicholas Interviewed The ’Teeis— A Daegerois Age Hallowe'en It is a critical period in the life of a child. Due to the increas* VALUE AND HISTORY OF HOLY NAME ing visual tasks resulting from the speeding up of educational processes and because of the extensive body adjustments that Suggestions take place, eye protection and conservation of the child are SOCIETY IN AMERICA DESCRIBED highly important Phone today for an appointment Come to Safeway for the maldnga of a successful party, for Hallo­ (Continued From Page One) he was greatly hindered by well- As the unions Increased, Arch­ parishes and organized many dioc­ meaning but timid superiors. Some bishop McNicholas said he was we’en or for any other timel SWIGERT BROS. esan units of societies. of these Dominicans thought that u i^ d constantly to obtain a con­ “ The work of orninizing the the Holy Name society should be stitution governing the diocesan Belter Vltion Optometrists Good Sorviem p L . . . . BInhiU, Agtd Chtddar t Pimento Holy Name society," ne said, “ was reserved to Dominican parishes. organizations, but he consistently Vcueeie ______15c Largs for Every Ago At Right PrieoM an easy task because the saintly Others, who desired its expansion, opposed the proposal and suggested Pkg.----- 25c ISSO Ctdifomim KEyttono 7651 apostle of the Holy Name, Father feared that complications would to Bishops that local priests draw Breakfast Geras, Grade A Medium Charles H. McKenna, O.P., had arise with parish priests and up a constitution which would he Large Extras, Doten______64c Doten __ 57c preceded me. During three decades Bishops.” GLABIES IMOITIDDALLT ITTLID approved by the Bishops as Ordi­ 2 Ib. or more Father McKenna had es­ Work of Father McKenna naries. The constitution for New C r & c Ic E r S Premium, I Ib. box______J 9 c Box..... , 34c tablished societies in many dio­ These restrictions placed on Fa­ York served as a model for tile ceses. 46 oa. ther McKenna by American su- country. V<8 Cocktail Juice 18 01. can___ 15c Can___ 31c “ In the first years of his work peeriors were lifted by the then There were still other questions Master General of the Dominicans, 2 I h . about the society, Archbishop Mc­ Edwards Coffee G?nk.^^rg!:^''*.^.” " 29c Glass __ 57c the Most Rev. Joseph M. Larroca, Nicholas recalled, which needed REQUIESCANT during a canonical visitation of clarification. At his suggestion the 82 01. : THEODORE; the United States, Archbishop Mc­ Bishops of the United States in Peanut Butter B.v.riy, is o*. jar____ 25c Jar____ 45c IN PACE Nicholas recalled, adding that Fa­ 1919 petitioned the Holy See for Cli ther Larroca encouraged Father an indult by which the Holy Name Kuner. Cut COFFEE Green Beans No. 2 c a n ____ 14c iHACKETHALi McKenna to propagate the Holy society could be established in Del Monte — ► JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH FLAN Name society by all the means at every parochial church, in all pub­ AIRWAY Diced Beets NERY, 1400 S. Vine. Wi(« of Edward his command. lic oratories, and in semi-public 1 Ib. ba g____ 2 1 c No. 303 srUu ... 12c Air Conditioned P. Flannery: mother of Edward P.. Jr.. chapels o f colleges and universi­ and John D. Flannery. Requiem Haaa He recalled that dispensations NOB HILL Corn *^'*f**^*^’' ^ were obtained from the Holy See, ties. The petition was granted. 12 ox. can ...... 13c Oct. 20 in St. Vincent do Paul'a church. lb. bag___ MORTUARY Burial Mt. Olivet. Boulevard aorvice. liftmg the law restricting the 1 26c Sucar Belle At the same time, Archbishop Peas No. 2 can ...... 15c THOMAS WHELAN, late of 1249 W. number of societies in a city, but, McNicholas said, Pope Benedict FOLGER'B Fairview place, died Oct. 21 after a At a ceremony in St. James' Kuner 1449.51 KalameUi Su he said, the'formality of applying XV, through the Sacr^ Congrega­ 1 Ib. glaaa___ •hort illnesi. No immediate aurvivor*. Cathedral, Seattle, Miss Jeanna 33c Tomatoes No. 2^’s can 15c Phone HAin 4006 Requiem Haaa Oct. 2S in St. Dominic'a Tolve, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. t() Rome in each instance for a tion of Extraordinary Affairs, church. Burial U l Olivet. Boulevard diploma greatly delayed the or­ granted special favors to priests aervice. George A. 'Tolve, 1745 W. 35th (Continued From Page One) Treet 12 or, can ...... , ..... 33c JULIA E. MURPHY, 12S4 Washing­ avenue, Denver, became the bride show. He builds on thk herd’s ganization of local parish societies. who enrolled as members of the G-V .Archbishop McNicholas said that Campbell’a ton street; mother of Sister U. Elaine, of Samuel A. Marsalli, UNSR. dreams; he hypnotizes." society and decreed that all so­ It Makes It Tomato Soup Let os show yon monument* Leavenworth, Kana.; Mary L. and Mar­ during the years from 1901 to cieties which previously had been No. 1 can ...... 9c garet Murphy: and John and 'James Marsalli is a 1940 graduate of St. Title Came From Nietxache we have erected in Ml Olivet 1904, while he was pursuing gradu­ erected invalidly were, in virtue Taste Belter Murphy. LMdville. Requiem Miaa Fri­ Joseph's high school, and starred The very title of superman was Sauerkraut Cemetery. ate studies in Rome, he completed 2(4 oa. 25c day, Oet. 20, at 9:80 in Annunciation on the basketball team. He served brought into English by George of the Papal indult, constituted as church, LeadvUle. Interment St. Jos for 25 months at a ship repair base arrangements with Cardinal Fruh- true Holy Name societies. J a r ______eph's cemetery, LeadvUle, Boulevard Bernard Shaw out of Nietzsche, wirth, then Master General of the _24c Cherub Milk Q0n ... 9 c A. T. THOMSON service. on New Caledonia, The couple arc the herald of Nazism. He is the Miaunderatandinf Cleared FRANK E. O'BRIEN, In Denver. maWng their hnme-'in Seattle, order, by which Father McKenna MONUMENTS leader of a swarm of satellites, A misunderstanding arose again. Sandwich Buns Services in Fitxsimona hospital chapel where the bridegroom is now sta­ was sent several hundred diplomas Mrt. Wriffht’a, 8 fn package.. ... 8c 600 Sherman St. TA. 8 0 1 8 O ct 24. Interment Ht. OltveL Olinger separated only by a copyright. Archbishop McNicholas recalled, r tioned. at a time and was authorized to service. Catman, Bullet Man, Black Terror, fill in the names of the parishes, when the petition was addressed NELLIE ROACH of 1040 W. Colfax, Blue Beetle are a few of them. P o p C o r o Diamond, White or Blue, 9 oa, can...... 16c Mother of Charlie and Edward Roach and then to report the registra­ to the Holy See asking for the and Mrs. Hay O’Grady; also survived by The cult of this hero has over­ tion to Rome. sanative decree for the societier eight grandchildren and one great-grand Potato Chips g .,, Maylair, 614 ot. pkg.. 25c flowed the bounds of sex and given “ When it seemed advisable to which had been erected invalidly. child. Requiem High Mass in S t Elisa­ This time the misunderstanding Spillane Mortuary beth’s church Oct. 20. Burial H t ORvtt Vocation Program rise to. a female companion, Won­ organize the societies into a union, Theodore Hackethal service. der Woman. This comic is written originated among priest-consul­ Fresh Milk Meadow Gold, quart bottle .. ' 12c under the jurisdiction of the PLUS BOTTLE DEPOSIT 1545 So. Broadway PCarl 072S ELEANOR LENA WODARK, 1858 by Charles Moulton, who Time Bishop.” Archbishop McNicholas tants, who interpretedr the petition Welton: wife of Stanley Wodark, mother says is really William Moulton in the sense that'^it would take the Mre. John H. Spillanm of Theodere H. Wodark, and grand­ said, “ Father McKenna was hesi- Knox Gelatine Registered Punerat Director mother of Teddy M. Wodark. Requiem Marston, A.B., LL-B., Ph.D., timt. When I consulted many Holy Name society away from the 1 os. package... 17c Hass Oet 20 in St. Joseph’s (Polish) Is Outlineil by famed as the inventor of the “ lie jurisdiction of the Dominican and Embalmer Archbishops and Bishops of the church. Interment Ht. OUvet detector.” Superman, Inc., has order, which had fostered it for P e a S o u p Betty Crocker, 4 oi. package...... FRANCES SANDOVAL wife of Pste country on the proMsal, Father 9c Sandoval. Requiem' Mass Oct 20 in bought Wonder Woman, Time McKenna still insistea that he did centuries. The Holy See referred the matter to him, he said, and Sacred Heart church. Interment Mt reveals. not think it was practical. He Hershey Cocoa H Ib. package.. Olivet. the misunderstanding was cleared. 10c MARIE P. VALE, 924 W. Byers piece. Seminary Alumni Wonder Woman, declares Mr. thought parish priests would Erickson Memorial Co. "It is my deep conviction,” Mather of Frances V. Soelter, Denver. Ong, is really a female superman, neither be interested nof* would Borden’s Hemo 16 ot. glaaa._ 59c MONUMENTS . MABKERS Mass O ct 19 in St. Ross of Loma'a reaching the cult of force, spiked they co-operate in the promotion Archbishop McNicholas concluded, Prompt Erection church. Burial H t Olivet In the annual meeting of the y scanty “ working” attire with of a diocesan union.” "tiiat it is much easier to organize troB on* of th« matt compitta CATHERINE L FELD, late of 1080 alumni of St. Thomas' seminary the Holy Name society than to Ovaltine urg. sit.____ 66c dUpIayi In thu roilon. S. Ogden: wife of George Feld: mother commercial sex. She is described Aaaiatanee of Thro# Pralatea of Bernice Stout; stepmother of Mrs. held at the seminary Oct, 18, full as “ beautiful as Aphrodite, wise maintain it in a flourishing condi­ NS SpMr BItiU OppotKo Saakoe oc Michael Kohut, Mrs. Peter Pepper, and plans were made for the immedi­ as Athena, stronger than Hercules, Archbishop McNicholas said that tion. There is great opportunity Wheathearts 46 packs,.. 32c Gardtnt, CBtrrr tn s Herman Feld; eister of Merits Came- three prelates, now deceased, ate launching of the vocation pro­ and swifter than Mercury.” She for diocesan priests, for Domini­ m nisch. Requiem Mats in St. Francis de greatly aided in the ornnization Sales’ church Oet 22. Interment Mt gram proposed by the group. It swears "by Zeus” and prays to cans, and for members of all mis­ of diocesan unions. They were Olivet was voted to make the vocation the “ bawdy goddess,” Aphrodite. sionary groups who give missiohs, FOR ZEST ANTONIA CIORZELLI, mother of committee a permanent committee Cardinal William O’Connell, Arch­ spiritual retreats, and tridua, to Joseph of LodisvUle and Emma of bishop of Boston; Bishop James A. Pueblo; grandmother of June Gtorxelli. for three years with full powers Wonder Woman conduct parish Holy Name rallies.” DRYER A ASTLER Requiem Mess and Interment In Louis- to carry out such program as it McFaul of Trenton, and Bishop (NCWC Wire] Mustard rrl',’.. 9c vUle O ct 22. sees fit. It is expected that the Not a Pioneer J. F. Regis Canevin of Pittsburgh. \ PRINTING GO. program will be in operation in Wonder Woman is incapable of “ These three prelates,” he ex­ GEORGE H. ALDRIDGE the archdiocese before Christmas. sustaining womanly standards, the plained, “ Mve a positive directive LEGAL NOTIGE Ketchup fr " 15c George H. Aldridge, 78, resident of Programs and Qrcuiars The election of alumni officers Jesuit writer avers. "She there­ that a Holy Name society should Denver 45 yesri, died OcL 16, as re­ Offin of th* ported in last week'a Register. Requiem placed the Rev. John P. Moran, fore exists entirely by the stand­ be established in every parish. I Tickets for TREASURER Catsup Hass was calebrated Oct. 19 in I^yola pastor of S t John’s parish, as presi­ ards of males, supplying on the recall sending copies of the letters 14c Bazaars and Carnivals church, with W. P. Horan A Son in score of her womanhood only the of these three prelates to all the Citr and CoantT of Dtnver charge of arrangements. Hr. Aldridge, dent; Monsignor James Dowling Mantoipal Baildinx Quickly Produced who was born in Newburg. N. Y., was of Fresno, Calif., vice president; sexiness which the herd of males Ordinaries of the country. Later Dtaver, Colorads a roofer in Denver and owned a the Rev. Matthias Blenkusb, ad­ demands. This is, of course, not a Cardinal Farley of New York di­ No. J-S6 Reasonably Priced roofing company at 2948 .California ministrator of Presentation par­ healthy sex directed toward mar rected all pastors to have a Holy NCnCE OF PURCHASE OF HEAL UNION LABEL IF DESIRED street. Mr. Aldridge’s wife. Anns, died Name society. The results were ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF Jan. 5, 1946. He is survived by two ish, treasurer; and the Rev. Harley riage and family life, hut an anti­ APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. daughters, Mrs. Don Kimsey of 2508 Schmitt, assistant of Blessed Sac­ social sex, sex made as alluring as very ratifying. Societies were TREASURER’S DEED York street, with whom ho made his rament parish, secretary. Father possible while its normal term in multiplying in the parishes; many TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and home, and Sister Agnes de Sales of St, I KEystone 6348 marriage is barred fronv the start. new diocesan unions were formed.” more eapocialljr to Calvine L. Lishtburn, Joseph’s hospital; and a granddaughter, Moran as president of the alumni C. Clyde Barker. The Moffat Tunnel Im­ Mrs, Dolores Mcf^arthy. will be an ex officio member of Wonder Woman, it may be said, is In his contacts with the Bishops provement District. 6 6 99 the vocation committee, and the not a pioneer in -the field of sex of the United States, Archbishop You and each of you are hereby notified Why Pay More THOMAS C. MENEENI Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, retiring exploitation.” McNicholas said he always sug­ tliat on the 26th day at November, 1980, Requiem Mass for Thomas C. Hen- gested that the Vicar General or the klanaaer of Revenue. 2Ix-Officin vi president of the alumni associa There is a marked tendency to Treasurer of the City and Oninty at (Trademark) ALTAR BREADS sent, 4000 Navajo street, who died Oet a prominent pastor in a diocese t 28 in Fitisiroons (^neral hospital after tion, was elected to serve on the project-the cult of exuberant vio­ Denver and State of Colorado, sold at an illness of three weeks, is being offered important committee. Other mem­ lence and muscularity onto the should be appointed diocesan di­ public sals to City and County ot Denver, SEWING in Our Lady of.M t. Carmel church Oet. bers of the committee are the field of government, continues Mr. rector of the Holy Name aociety. assignor ot C. Clyde Barker, the applicant, Little Girlt* Dretaes, Embreldaty. 25 at 9:30 o'clock. Hr. MensenL a who has made demand for a Tr^urcr'a veteran of World war 1 and a member Rev. Hubert Newell, the Rev, Roy Ong. The tendency js plain in He said he “ always felt that the Deed, the following deaehbed real estate, HoDogramlng, Etc. Holy Name society was not to be Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores of the American Legion, was horn in Figlino, the Rev, Paul Reed, the such comics as Captain America. situate in the City and County of Denver THE SISTERS OF THE New York city in 1897 and eamt to Rev. Michael Kavanagh, and the Young readers are encouraged to promoted for the gloriuncula of a and State of Colorado, to-wit: INCORPORATES Denver in 1906. Surviving are three religious order,” and he succeeded Lota Thirteen (18) to Twenty (20) In- GOOD SHEPHERD daughters, Marie, Eileen, and Concetta; Rev. Francis Syrianey, join private “ justice societies” for elusire. In Block Three (3). Eilllsa and three brothers, Jerry, Matthew, and Archbishop Urban J. Vehr was a modest cash outlay. in convincing t h e Dominican Sheridan Bonlevard SubdiWsion. Colorado Owned Stores TELEPHONE PEARL 2491 John. Masters General that it was for that said tax sale was made to satisfy celebrant of the Pontifical Mass Youth la Glorifieif Englewood 8 0 0 Santa Fa Dp. opening the alumni meeting, and the interest of religion and of souls the delinquent general taxes asseased Superman’s “ orgy of muscular against said real estate for the year 1929; at the banquet served by the sem­ that the Holy Name society among Broadway and Ellsworth 16tb and California ity is a correlative of the glorifi' that said real estate was taxed in the inary expressed his appreciation the men of America should be as name of Calvin L. Lightburn; that the Call a Plans Completed cation of youth that is part of the widespread as possible. statutory period of redemption expired 15th and California for the alumni’s interest in the pagan economy” and was so em­ November 26th, 1988; that the same has cause of vocations. His practical phasized in Germany under the not been redeemed'. that said property may Va Do Not Hava Spadat Salas But Sell You at Our Losoast ZONE i AB talk gave added incentive to the Nazis. The “ same Hellenistic LEGAL NOTICE be redeemed at any pme before a Tax Prices Evary Day on All Drug Merehandism. For Party Oct. 26 newly adopted program. Deed it issued; that a Tax Deed will MAln 7171 apotheosis of youth is carried on” Office of thf be istued to the said C. Clyde Barker, Prompt Coorteona Bervicv by Wonder Woman. The cult evi­ lawful holder of said certificate, on the TREASURER 2Ist day of February at 5 o'clock p.m. At St. Catherine dences a “ morbid retrogressive 1946, unless the same has been redeemed CHEAPER RATES Cathedral Consecration Citr and Coantr of Dtnrtr CLEAN NEW CABS fancy” that considers a “ return Mnnieipal Baildint before 6 o'clock p.m. of said date. “ DENVER’S MOST PROGRESSIVE” to the. child’s world as the most DniTtr, Colorado WITNESS my hand and seal this 22nd (St Catherine’s Pariah, Denver) Silver Jubilee Is Hear desirable goal in life. Here is the No. J-ST day of October, 1946. (Seal) F. E. WILSON, Tbs Beat la Arrangements have been com­ defeatism of the individual over­ NOTICE OF PURCnffASE OF BEAL The Cascade Laundry & Dry Gleaners ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF Manager of Revenue, Ex-Officio USED pleted for the Altar and Rosary The celebration Tuesday of the whelmed by the threat of herd APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF Treasurer, City and County of Complete LatXndry & Dry Cleaning Service society card party Friday evening, Feast of the Dedication of the existence at its worst.” TREASURER’S DEED Denver in the State of Colorado. FURNITURE By ROY W. CASS, Wf CmJl for And DaUtat Oct. 26, at 8 o’clock. There will Denver Cathedral, the anniversary Wonder Woman qualifies as the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and ALSO NEW Deputy Treaiurer, be refreshments and prizes. of the consecration of the church, heroine of a really redoubtable moro cspeoially to Sarah Pitachkr, Dorothr First Publication October 25. 1946. 1847 Market St. Tabor 6370-6379 Cash or Credit F. Johnson, Jraae O. Johnson. Citj and Last Publication November 8, 1945. Friends of the Harry Grout brings to mind that next year, womanhood by turning over 10 County ot Denver, Tbo Moffat Tunnel Im­ A PULL LINE family will be glad to hear that 1946, will be the silver jubilee of times in a somersault without provement Diitriet. OF OFFICE word has been received from Cpl the consecration, which took place touching the ground. "This total You and each of yon are hereby notified that on the 3rd day of Dresmber, 1929, DOYLE’S FURNITUBE Harry, Jr., that he is safe after in 1921. The blessing of the athleticism finds its outlet every­ the Manaarer of Revenue. Ex-Officio where in the comic world. . . These We kny year honaehold end eSiee tam t the Okinawa tj^hoon. Another son, building, a less formal occasion Treasurer of the City and County of PHARMACY CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING tare fsr CASH, or exchange them for Lt. .Joseph R. Grout, a vet­ judged from a liturgical stand­ picture stories feed their readers’ Denver and Ststo of Colorado, sold at enythlng In stock. eran.of combat in the South Pacific point, occurred in 1912, right desires for ‘feeling big, smart, im­ public sale to City and County of Denver, The Partlealar Driggiat We rent Folding Chetn, Card and Ban­ portant, and winning the admira­ aaoirnor of Dorothy F. Johnoon or Jeooe quet Tablet, Diabee, Silvtrwtrt, any* with the army air force, is now after the completion of the 0. Johnson, the applicant, who has made 17th AVE. AND GRANT ' thing In stock. at Fort Logan for honorable dis­ church. Popularly the term dedi­ tion of their fellows’.” demand for a Treaaurer'i Deed, the follow, Classified Ads Publishers attempt to claim ina described real estate, situate in the KR. I 9 » PREB DELIVERY It will pay you to road ALL of tho follow ini advertiaemeiita. PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 charge. They have word from cation refers to the blessing, but patriotism and oppose crime, but City and County of Denver end State of OPEN FBOH I A. H. to I P U. their son, William, who was com­ liturgically the consecration is Colorado, to-wit; pleting basic training at Camp termed the dedication. Bishop J. the emphasis on portraying crim Lota Twenty-Five (25) to Twenty- Fannin in Tyler, Tex., that he has Henry Tihen officiated personally inals is such that the reader Eiaht (28) Inclueive, in Block Forty W e hope DRUG STORE probably does not notice that (40), South Ihraver. WANTED TO RENT been transferred to the ASFT Co. at the consecration and among the that said tax salt was made to satisfy to continue EIGHT cenu a year will protect a man’s at Fort Harrison in Indianapolis. speakers of the three-day cel^bni' “ crime never p a p .” Mr. Ong says the delinquent aeneral taxes oaeeaacd PLEASE won't uomeone rent ua a houic or lady's suit from moth damage for 5- serving you Thomas Joseph, infant son of tion were Archbishop Austin that "sex exploitation has often airainat said real eeute for the year ■o we will have tqme place to live when years. One spraying of Berlou Guaranteed taken such sharp turns in the 1928; t)iat real estate was taxed in Daddy comes home from Japan. Catholic Motlupray does it or Berlou pays for ths Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius F. Loehr, Dowling of St. Paul, now dead, the name''S( Chas. G. Pitachke; that the with the family, llj-year-old baby boy. DES­ damage. Prices Cut Price Drug, 98 So. was baptized recently with Carola and Archbishop John Joseph Glen- direction of sadism and masochism PERATE. Ref. furn. Will take exc. care Broadway, SP. 6226. itatutory period of redemption expired finest Loehr and Joseph C. Cation as non of St. Louis. The Feast of the that groups of interested persons December 3rd. 1932: that the same has not of property* Permanent. GL. 1741. havfe felt it necessary to protest. ' been redeemed; that said property may WOOD SALE sponsors. Dedication is marked annually by be redeemed at any time )>efore a Tax selection of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS an octave. The feast itself rates The older humorous and unob­ Deed la issued; that a Tax Deed will be KINDLING, stove, range, furnaea, firw jectionable comics often share Raeonifltioned pianos, playere. grands place, blocks No rard salei KE 2460 as a double of the first class. issued to the said Dorothy F. Johnson or Meats - Groceries • Fresh organs Ipipe and reed), orchretrai Instru SiluaUon Is Pitiful space in books with sex and horror Jesse 0. Johnson, lawful holder of said menta. T R Walker. U6 Broadway 8P thrillers. Defenders of objection certificate, on the 21st day of February Vefelablea, Fruits, Bakery Goods PAINTING - PLASTERING at 5 o’clock p.m. 1946. unless the same (864. able comics take refuge in the C. L. W ILLIAM S, Prop. )iaa been redeemed before 5 o’clock p.m. HEARING AIDS In Missions of Orion! Cathedral PTA specious arguments that comics are of said date. Now Operating on Oaih Baaia Patch plastering and painting, prompt service. Call PE. 6019 normal and that they are a native WITNESS ray hand and teal this Z2nd Phone CR. 2446 PtraoDS Hard of Hearing, come ta for folklore. day of October, 1945. »N D AND JUUAN dansonatratioD of Zenith Radkmie Hearing PAINTING and PA PERHANGINO. expert Paris.— The increased cost of (Seal) F. E. WILSON, Aid, S40. eorapleta. tarms. Lemoine Moaic workmanahip. SP. 6219, living has created pitiful situa­ To Give Benefit Manager of Revcniu, Ex-Offleio Co„ 121 15th St Condcs Impose Treasurer. City and (^ n ty of tions in the missions of the Orient, Denver in the State of Colotada FREED SLAVES OP UQUUR. new FREE according to the Rev. Van Den Dangerous Habits PHOTOGRAPHS others. Alcehellca Anonymous. Writs The fifth and sixth grade room By ROY W. CASS. D. DEirrSCH Bereck Albert Michotte, procura­ The comics do create an illu­ Deputy Treasurer. OPTOMETRIST P. 0. Box 4163. 8. Uanvtr StatloB. W Ee KN OW you will al­ tor genera] of the Paris Foreign mothers of the Denver Cathedral First Publication October 25, 1945. 85 Taara PraetkePrai Andtraon photos 1206 Itth St at tan PTA will sponsor a card party in sion of giving an overview of Last Publication November 8, 1945. ' Byes rtnea. UAin I87A Free news cuts. loy seeing our large exhibit Mission society. In certain places life, says Mr. Ong. But “ there can n Examined PAINTING 6 PAPERHANGING prices are 260 to 500 times pre­ St. Paul’s chapel Friday evening, Nov. 2, at 8 o’clock. This is the be no keenness without depth, and Glasaas PAINTING, Papering and interior decorat­ o f newly designed granite war prices. In Tibet some mis­ Fitted ing. Ac# Painting Contractors. 1984 So. FOR PAPER BANGING and painting soil first of a series of parties to be depth is too much to require of the sionaries have been obliged to sell comic strip audience. . . The plain Broken Uaaas Broadway, PE. 0265. A. Beringtr, 158 Uadiaon, EA. Z285. pomQonuments, and we Icnow you their furniture and often part of given by the PTA under the spon­ DORAN WP Daplleatod sorship of room motihers for the fact is that the comics, Although . , REMEMBER LAST TEAR . . . U l be impressed with our rea­ their clothing in order to live. Fa­ for a time they exhibited no very HATTERS OcnliaU* Praacripliaa Filliid P L A Y S A F E ! LESTER’S ther Michotte has lived in Rome benefit of Cathedral school. The Genalne Kryptok Single VMea mothers in charge are Mrs. Estelle objectionable phenomena, impose “ Hat Racondltianlnt . Place Yoar Order For sonable prices. for several years, where his prin­ Berries Exclasiveiy'' lavlelMe BIfecml Glaaaee. eem- WATCH REPAIRS Wiggins, Mrs. C. R. Kelly, Mrs. Eu­ on their audience reading habits Lenses te Bee Christmas Cards cipal activities consisted in keep­ that are dangerous. Our attitude Far and Near— 7-DAY SERVICE ing in constant touch with the mis­ gene Stone, and Mrs. J. Wilbur. 733 E. Colfax at Clarluo* Creamd sU ia one, Itama. AT ONC* W e invite your inquiry ia toward the comics may often make 25 Cordi— Name imprinted free n sions of the Orient, aided by the Parents and friends are urged to little difference in itself, but it is CALL MAIN 6888 Open Monday Ereafaigs. Ph- TA. tS42 ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE attend. ^Far Frao Plek-ap and DeRrery Onlr $1.23 person, by mail or telephona. Vatican radio. important as an index of our at­ Service The following have been ap­ 1519 Cnrtit St ‘"ZJT’ RODGERS PRINTING CO. 1529 Welton CHenr 2447 titude toward the great mass of 511 14lh S t Mail Orders Accepted pointed to take over the duties reading that operates at tfie same I— FLOWERS— of room mothers for the 1945-1946 level of awareness— reading made term: High school, Mmes. Paul for effortless absoiption, reading WHERE ELSE CAN YOU BUY 'THESE A AIfnIitU offarinc of srapaUir b a Eckelman, A1 Jenson, P. Campbell, JAOQUES DROTHERS 'oTtlr iprar of rtd ratas. SB.OO anA ap. on the level at which propaganda PRE.WUM COALS? P. Ryan, V. Halpin, Joe Madden, moves.” Since 1902 THE BLOSSOM SHOP John Kerr, Everett Pond, Joseph Mr. Ong does not condemn CRESTED RIJTTE Broira Pajaet Hotel ' * TA. I83S Reischman, Charles Decker, Wil­ everything in comics or wish to MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Uptsnm. 221 E. 7Ui Asa. TA. U9T Colorado’s Outstanding Coal liam McEnulty, Charles Doyle, V. abolish them all. He pleada that *'Yonr steadying, guidance and skillful 28 E. 6th Ave, TAhor 6468 ^ _ “ CALL AND CBARGB «T~- Ketchum, H. Weathers, J. Mc­ they be recognized for all that handling of every detail at a time when ROCKVALE-KERLER Gowan, C. Elliott, M. Vallee, J, I couldn’t think of details will always they are. In great paH they are bt gratafnlly remembered." Quality At Its Best Gannon, J. Doherty, A. Winters, R. “ drugs that tend to induce in­ Calaiano, and E, Harvey; grade tellectual anesthesia.” The herdist IT 18 A PART OP OUR SERVICE UNITEG FGEL - 1729 GALIF9RNU CHECKER school, Mmes. T. McGrail, Frank pattern ia an example of how “ an Brenner, J. Garrison, George Con­ uncontrolled type of reading will GEO. P. HAGKETHAL K E . 6391 CABS nors, C. R. Kelley, Estelle Wiggins, reproduce and magnify the forces ED DUKDON. Hg». FUNEBAL DIRECTOR COLD SPRING Eugene Stone, E. Johnson, R. Rush, lurking in the hidden corners and MONUMENTS SIGHT-BEEINO F. McKernan, L. F. Hoffman, Jr.; back alleys of civilization.” The 82U East Colfax at Gaylacd EAat 1857 IKAUTtrUL CMfilTCS TA. 2 2 3 3 Lawait ZeatA lataa Reed Owens, A. Lohr, Peter Gol­ trend toward comica must be den, and JohA Dinan. KuasUz 6PPriue4a _ PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

V . •• • Thursday, Oct. 25, 1945 Offide, 938 Bannodc Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone,' HEystone *4208 PAGE NINE The Denver Catholic Register

President.. .Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. ..Rt Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Joor.D. Registorials E d ito r____ Meneginy Director______._.Rev. John B. Cavanagh, M.A., LittD. Associate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, Colorado Indians Malthnsian theory that population to this country and to the other T grows faster than the food supply : o - H E--iK J.C.D., LittD.; Rev. Edward A. Breen, M.A., Litt.D.; Rev. Francis Colorado h u a particularly small nations o f the earth. The first is is due for another kicking around,” Syrianey, M.A.; Mary Eisenman, A.B.; Linus Riordan, A.B., LittM .; Indian population. There were this; Should we share the secret he says. The new meihc^ requires Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A.; Rev. John Ebel, M.A.; Rev. Robert three principal tribes in vrhst is only air, water, limealone, and a o f atomic power with other na­ Eekeisen, M.A. novr the state when the first White T .2 home-made producer gas easily tions? The second is this; If a pioneers came— the Utes, the obtained frem coal, wood, or lig­ Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. Arapahoes, and the Cheyennes. new concept of warfare is the con­ nite. It would make older (Leratto Haights Collage, Danrar) llie Utes, the largest group, had sequence of atomic power, ia there processes, such as that used at Loretto Heights college Press been here for centuries; they any need for a peace-time military Published Weekly by Muscle Shoals, obsolete. club will hold the first forms! claimed the Western Slope and training program? The iliscovery holds so much The arguments o f those who dance of the scholastic year, Satur­ THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) the entire mountain area. Because day evening in the college ball­ promise that the Chinese govern­ would share the aecret o f the they were short and dark-skinned, room. Jack Litvock and his or­ 938 Bannock Street, 1 other Redmen called them the ment is sponsoring a pilot plant. atomic bomb seem to be entirely Chemical engineers from Mexico without logic. As far as this writer chestra will furnish the music for Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 “black Indiana.” They belonged to the occasion. Numbers will be r the Shoshoni family. They were are sindying the plan with the idea has been able to ascertain from of making Mexico self-supporting the secular press, the reasons put limited to 160 couples. by no-m eans the first Indians in Miss Patricia Qsok, president of Subscription: $1 per year. agriculturally. Mexico now im­ forth for snaring the secret are Colorado, for the cliff-dwellers of the Press club, has announced that ports much of her food supply. A these; All the nations o f the world Club Subscription, with The Register, Local Edition, 11.30 per year the present Mesa Verde national Loretta Sweeney and Mary Elaine cheaper source o f nitrate wonld have scientists who can eventually No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado. park, 1,000 years ago, were prob­ Lynch are serving on the date ably the progenitors of the Pueblo help immensely in improving worn- arrive at a knowledge o f atomic out soils. The new method would power. Several nations have already committee; Bernice Reddick and Indians o f the Southwest. Marjorie Barrett on the ticket make possible the building of in­ made considerable progress in the Thursday, Oct. 25,1945 The Arapahoes and the Chey­ committee; and Frances McMahon expensive plants in farming areas, field, and most of them, including You Have to ennes are both from the Algon- and Mary Elaine Lynch on the to produce fertilizer on thq spot our ally, the Union of Soviet Re­ quian family, whose members were publicity committee. and save expensive hauling, ac­ publics, are working feverishly to distributed from Labrador to South Chaperons for the evening will OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER cording to research experts. They perfect atomic power that will de­ Carolina and from the central Mis­ be Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Ketrick, Learn to The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. sissippi valley northwest to the claim the diacovery wiU cut costs stroy entire cities at the piuh o f a We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What* o f older processes in half or less. button. Unless we share the “ know Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Cook, Mr. Rocky Mountains. Powhatan, Po­ and Mrs. L. T. Richardson, Miss ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or cahontas, King Philip, Pontiac, So far, so gqpd. Although the how” with these nations, it is those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. problem of agricultural' surpluses claimed, there will be a feverish Josephine Salcetti, a n d Miss Tecumseh, and Black Hawk were Veronica Brown. Save We hope The Register will be read in every home of the from Algonquian stork. must be contended with, in this rush to perfect an atom bomb that will wreak horrible devastation Girl* Work for War Che*t Archdiocese. The Arapahoes are believed to country, at least, it cannot be de­ wherever it is used. Participating in the Denver area We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in have lived near the Great I.akes, nied that millions of persons are underfed and hence that a means War Chest driye, Loretto Heijjhts the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. where they were farmers, but to On the other hand, if we share students solicited for contributions Saving is not an in­ of providing food for them, the aecret with reputable scientists * URBAN J. VEHR, have become nomads. They wan­ throughout the Vale Community cheaper and in greater abundance, o f other countries, there will be an stinctive habit with men Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. dered near the upper waters o f the district Arkansas and Platte rivers. Their would be a Godsend. In charily and international control o f atomic in strict justice, underprivileged “ We found the p^ple most and women; it is some­ name comes from the fact that power. This is strange reasoning. willing to contribute in as much persons must be rared for ade- they tattooed their breasts. They If the nations now are working as they were able,’’ one of the thing which must be were lighter in color and taller quaiely. Not to recognize this obii feverishly to produce an atom AXIVOUXCEMENT gallon is morally abominable. And student solicitors summed up^her than the Utes. The Cheyennes bomb, giving them the secret will learned, cultivated W’e are pleased to announce our appointment that goes for the United Stales as work. grew crops along the Cheyenne not effect that they will refrain Every college girl was asked in­ as Denver’s exclusive dealer for— well as for India, China, or any And saving is one of river in South Dakota but some from using it against anyone, in­ dividually to give to the War Chest. other famine-haunted area. ART METAL STEEL OFFICE FLRIVnURE time in the 18th century moved to cluding the U.S.A. And surely our The treasurer from each class was But, as with other scientific ad­ the most worthwhile the plains, where they became statesmen and scientists and edu­ in charge of collecting the personal POST IIVDEX VISIRLE RECORDS vances. the discovery holds evil rovers on horseback. They and the cators are not so utterly naive as -to funds. habits you can form'! possibilities. Nitrate is one o f the WARASH FILING SUPPLIES .\rapahoes got along well, though believe that the knowledge o f the Madamoitelle Appointment* chief ingredients o f certain forms new weapon will prevent its use Streamline Your Office With the “ Big Thre^* they had to use the sign language Answering the request from with each other. They both hated of explosives. Maybe the atomic by any nation, or that other na­ Mademoiselle magazine, two stu­ Start a Savings Account bomb has ruled out the usual the Utes and often fought them. tions will disclose to ns the develop­ dents were appointed from Loretto methods of warfare ;'-maybe not. Al at this Bank! Set aside Immediate Faetory Delivery The Comanches, the Kiowas, the ments they made in atomic power Heights college to join their col any rale, a cheaper process for and defenses against its use. Apaches, the Sioux, the Pawnees, lege board. They are Misses Elaine a definite amount to be and the Shoshones resided at making nitrate furnishes a dan It would have been better, as Davis for artistic contributions gerous weapon. The discovery will timet in Colorado or came here the Vatican aptly put it, that atomic and Frances McMahon for articles deposited regularly, and on hunting expeditions. None of be a boon to mankind only if it power had never been discovered. concerning collegiate life. ^ o r c I e r 's the Colorado Indian groups was is used properly. But now that it is an actuality, its The girls will contribute regu­ increase that amount uae should be kept secret; de­ OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY civilized, except the cliff-dwellers, larly and for every article printed whenes'er you can! who had disappeared long ago and fenses against it should be deter­ they will receive payment accord­ WALT C17-18TH 8T. Denver Facing mined; and this counli^ and Great SCHEUNEMAN CHERRY 274 0 DENVER 2. COLORADO who had at least reached the stage ing to the re^ lar rates. where they built permanent homes Test of Charity Britain should use it as a defense A trio to N«lew York next sum- against those who would oppress and had some artistic culture. The By REV. JOHN CAVANAGH mer will be given by Mademoiselle tribes found here by the Colorado any peoples of the earth. * I f the Community War Chest magazine to some one of their con­ pioneers lived in tents made of It is in-the light o f the discovery fails to reach its quota this year, tributors, who has written the buffalo hides, with rooms 10 to o f atomic power that the second and there are definite indications most highly rated article. 20 feet in diameter, a fire place question — peace - time military All deposits sre Insured hf that such an eventuality is not re­ Mi**ion Member* Received in the center and a smoke vent training— must be discussed. If the Federal Deposit Insurance mote, Denver will have failed, for Miss Bess Riese'nman, president in the top. The door was simply wars o f the future, and all indica­ thfe first lime in more than half of the Loretto Heights college unit Corporation up to $S,0M a flap of dried buffalo skin and tions point to another war in this a century of federated financing, of the Catholic S^dents’ Mission maximum insurance. MOVING & STORAGE the beds were primitive affairs generation, are to be won by the to meet the humanitarian chal­ Crusade, announced that the new along the walls. The tepees could first to use an atomic attack, the lenge o f the poor, the sick, and members will be formally received be easily moved. largest army in the world will avail on Thursday, Oct. 25, for the the homeless. According to daily nothing. I f an enemy can destroy The buffalo herds furnished scholastic year 1946-46. Old mem­ reports made by the Chest solici­ 10 o f our great industrial centers STORAGE SPruce 2671 most of the meat, particularly for bers will renew their pledges to LOWEST PRICES I2S« SOUTH PEARL S t tors the drive is lagging more this overnight, the foot soldier, even IN THE CITY the plains Indians, although other year at this particular period than the unit Pea Mane SPnjce946l animals, such as antelope, deer, if he numbered millions and was Before the installaUon Miss at any lime previously. Leaders in well prepared, is useless. Some rabbits, and elk, were hunted. Dog Riesenman will explain to the can­ the campaign have expressed anx preparation is necessary, of course, meat was cherished. didates the history, aims, and T i t iely about the outcome, and it ia but the President's recent proposal Before the While men came, becoming apparent that only by a ideals of the organization. Formal that every boy should receive a acceptance will follow, with Miss with horses and firearms, the In­ tremendous upswing will the Chest year's training when he leaves high YOU PAY ONLY S O ^ A ROOM A MONTH dians conducted their hunts by drive go over the top. Ann Killian, president of the school, or when he reaches 18 freshman, representing her class. driving herds of animals o.ver cliffs Unquestionably people today years o f age, seema to be merely we— eeeeee-itsweiiwMii BUN Chairmen for the various activi­ Am erican National and finishing them off with axes, have more money to spend than another meana o f spending the arrows, or spears. After the ac­ ties for the coming year to be they have had in a generation. The taxpayer'a money. quisition of horses and guns, the answer to the question why the announced are Miss Margaret Our real defense In a world Redmen, stripped to a loin cloth Chest contributions are far' short Mary Meyer, in charge of Peking MORGAN, LEIBMAN A HICKEY gone pagan is a ti*ue preparation for strenuous action, mounted o f what they should be cannot be day, on which funds are raised for *BanK(f D E P E R for death, for with atomic power horses and drove along by buffalo attributed to low incomes, to tin- the Catholic university in China; INSURANCE SINCE 1897 probable within 10 years for all herds, the riders sitting bareback employment, or to any o f the dis- Miss Catherine McDonough, chair­ 17th at Latcrenca the world’s major powers, there on the horses, riding forward to advanlaget we knew in the dark man of the annual Christmas are likely many alive today who Succeeding Herbert Fairall Agency leave the bulls in the rear and to days of the depression. In those dance; Miss Marilyn Beckard, FRANK KIRCHBOF will see thia civilization utterly ADOUPH KUNSMILLEI get at the cows and young ani­ depression years the Chest workers chairman of Mission week and destroy itself. VIolFMriteisWMkt Sw u 4 KItctrl* BMs. PhoM TAWr i m mals up front. Horses and bison achieved marvelous success because Rebecca Wengert of Apostolic raced side by side, the herd split­ the contributors seemed to realize week. Mary Helen Flanagan will ting, and buffalo protecting them­ the need. Today there seems to be What’s Wrong head the drive for canceled selves as best as possible, the an attitude that everyone is work­ With Us Catholics? stamps, and Patricia Miller, in trained horses avoiding collisions, ing and the need is a fiction. It charge of the bulletin board. The gopher holes, and other hazards. might be salutary to study just By REV. FRANOS SYRIANEY mission publication, MAW, -will be Individual hunting was not al­ what will happen if the Chest drive A few weeks ago a large mass edited by Elaine Davis, and Mar­ lowed; the' tribe engaged as a is a failure. meeting was held in Madison garet Mary O’Bryan will sponsor the annual orphans’ party. whole, and when the men had Anyone who is honest will not Square Garden ostensibly in behalf Al. Bennett killed the animals the squaws and of Spanish refugees. Actually, it seek refuge in the selfish excuse children came along to skin the that the f^ e st drive is unnecessary. was an open attack upon the pres­ Men’s Clothing Dept. slain bison, to cut up the meat, A trip around the city will con­ ent government of Spain and an Fatber Connelly S I N 3 m K N O W and to haul it back to c.amp. The vince even the most avaricious per­ outright plea that Americaiu join Indians were experts in curing son that the Community Chest is in hdping the Spanish “get rid” Society Brand & meat and often made pemmican not only a vital neceasity in Denver o f Franco as the head o f their Given Discharge o f poundetf dried fruits, buffalo J c i i o u r but alM that it is one obvious government. To use the old ez Brayton Clothes fat and meat, which mixture was means of saving thousands of dol­ pression, “ everybody who was any- Canon City.— Father Matthew put into skins and kept for months lars annually to the taxpayers. But body was there.” In. addition to after being heated. some excellent entertainment, the Connelly, O.S.B., former chaplain even apart from selfish motives, in the army -with the rank of cap­ The Indians believed in -God; there is a far more coroMlling rea­ feature o f the program was to be the Cheyennes called Him the Wise a direct radio message from the tain, has received* a discharge son -to give generously to the from thi army after three years of The mnv Co. One Above. The Cheyennes wor­ Chest. self-appointed spokesman of the shiped another god who lived un­ new Labor government in Britain, service, during which he partici­ I f the Chest fails to attain the 2,\D FLOOR derground and four spirits at the Harold I-aski, long identified with pated in the African, Sicilian, goal set for this year, it will virtu­ T hey know it's thoi four points of the compass. The the Reds in sympathy, if not in Italian, and German campaigns. ally mean the end o f private chari­ Arapahoe religion was similar. But fact. Mr. Laski look occasion in Father Connelly, a chaplain with ties. This will quickly bring about 'simple, modem Checking there were many other spirits who his message to deliver himself of the paratroopers, parachuted into government control o f charities. some contemptible, not to say on- Sicily with American invasion had to be propitiated, they thought Most people o f any real or alleged .'Account service that^costs — the sun, the moon, animals, true, remarks, regarding the Catho­ forces. sanity can scarcely be imagined as trees, mountains, and rivers were lic Church. Chaplains are not required to so little and gives so much. AiD being so callous as to d ^ire any intelligent beings to them, and jump with the, troops, but those form of regimented charity. The Frank Fay, star o f the current who do, as Father Connelly did, O r d e r thunder, lightning, earthquakes, indispensable convenience {oi COAL very thought of making the admin­ Broadway hit, Harvey, and a fine win the respect and admiration of and disease were mysteriously part WADGE istration o f community charity a Catholic, immediately protested the o f a more powerful world that had the men. Instead of a weapon every wage-earner or salaried man' and woman) political football ia shocking even appeaivnce of fellow members of PINNACLE jto be dealt with through prayers Father Connelly carried a Mass to an Ebenezer Scrooge. And yet the Actors' Equity association on iPay by check. You make a^l^tter impraasinnt I and charms. The buffalo stood for' kit on his jumps. And All Grades there is no other alternative. Either a program o f such nature, which 'power, the coyote and the spider He is the son of Mrs. Bridget the Chest succeeds or the govern­ he denounced as a “ Red meeting,” of Good Coal! I were extraordinarily wise, and the Connelly, 3443 Quivas street, Den­ MAi. 5335 ment must step in. People in dis­ Now comes word that his militant ver. A member of the ’Holy Cross f* NO MINIMUM BALANCE REQUIBED I beaver, bear, eagle, and owl had tress still have pride, and the pros­ action has been censured by the la peculiar magic. “Medicine men” abbey. Canon City, he served in NOTHING DOWN, $5 A MONTH pect o f being grilled by govern­ Actors' Equity as “ prejudicial to 0 CHECKBOOKS FREE - ALWAYS I were supposed to know how to parishes in Canon City, Longmont, ment officials, investigated, and the welfare of the association and Gel Yours While the Getting's Good! handle the spirit world. The Chey- and Boulder before entering mili­ I perhaps even finger-printed will its members.” jennes dressed their dead in his tary service. drive many to lawlessness. Un­ This is not surprising. It is well * 1 0 f per check used. No deposit charges^ best and laid his blanketed He has been granted a month’s doubtedly it will also embitter known that in all such organiza­ COAL CO. corpse on a scaffold in a tree. The leave of absence from the abbey many veterans who are daily aided tions small groups o f Reds and Arapahoes buried their dead. The by the Rt. Rev. Leonard Schwinn, Ons of Denver's Oldest Dealers through Chest agencies, and who Pinks wield influence out o f all Utes placed theirs in caves. Horses O.S.B., nnd has been visiting in will 1m forced again to sell apples proportion to their numbers. This AMERIPAN NATIONAL BANK ELK 3635 RLAKE ST. were killed to accompany travelers St. Mary’s rectory, Pueblo. and panhandle if the Chest fails is so true that they are able to ' of DENVER to the happy hunting ground and because we refused to contribute align such groups behind any pro­ o f the world. It* manner o f ac­ personal effects were placed near generously to the community fund gram they desire, and make it complishing this is all false and the corpse, ready for use. Catholics in particular should be appear that these groups are 100 prejudicial to the best interests o f M Aio 5 3 1 4 The Indians and Eskimos in the spontaneous and magnanimous in per rent in back of certaip move­ all peoples, including the Russians. U. S. and Alaska today number ments favorable to Communist in­ giving to the Chest. If the budgets We Catholics, on the other hand, about 360,000, divided as follows; terests. Thus it happens that the LET- are cut for the orphan homes, for have more than a particle o f truth. Catholics, about 100,000; Prbt- “big names” of die stage, the child-caring foster homes, for -the We have Truth itself. We are more F . J . K i r u h h o f jestants, about 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 ; un­ moviea, the writing world,. college health service o f the Ave Maria than a large organization. W e are churched, about 160,000. There professors, and sometimes even clinics, and for all the other wel­ an organism o f which Christ, our are 94,085 Catholic Indians on the Protestant clergymen, appear in fare projects o f the Catholic Chari­ Savior, ia the head. Yet, on the t'OM§TRIICTIO]V C o. 81 reservations o f the race, and the large ads o f such synthetic ties, every parish in Denver and whole, we are apathetic, sometimes about 10,000 living among the societies as “ American Frienda o f vicinity will be called upon to raiae indifferent, to our potential power SCHAEFER Whites. When tribes have been con- the Underprivileged Qiildren of money through numerous bazaars, to remake the worid. The Frank s-erted to the Catholic faith, they Timbuctoo,” and the Jike. BUILDERS gamM parties, and perhaps outright Fay who wiO jeopardize his social have clung lenacioiuly to it. The Why is it, we wonder, that tightly assessments. W e as Catholics have and theatrical standing to protest only missionary work necessary organized minorities, which are so I We Appreciate Your Patronage to take care of the humanitarian a pack o f lies is a rare individual among Colorado Indians now is potentially dangerous to the best needa o f the orphan, the indigent among us. What's wrong with us Store Your that among the Utes in South­ inlM«sls o f this country, are able 708 Lawrence S t Denver, Colo. sick, and all the other charity cases Catholics? western portions of the slate, that challenge our Christianity and to dominate the more healthful where Franciscans and Theatines rivie responsibility. If we do not tendencies o f the majority? Why both do Indian work. The Jeauits the children will assuredly become are Catholics, who comprise the work among the Arapahoes and wards o f the state, and our idealism largest single religious body in the 88TABUSBEO 81NCI IttS Awnings . Shoshoni in Wyoming. Francis­ is proved counterfeit. country, unable to exert a com­ M A U R irE cans, Jesuits, and Benedictines parable influence where interests o f I f Denver readers have not al­ were among the pioneers and are the Church and the good o f the ready given a contribution to the STIJD IO § still leaders in Indian missions o f country are concerned? The American Fixture Co. ChesL let them give it today— and the West.— Monsignor Matthew give generously. The danger in Communism Is ilualietsnn ti Smith. not the world position it has as­ Personality Portraits sumed in recent years, b has been CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS said that the Communists o f Russia For Every Occasion Nitrate Discovery The Atomic Bomb and CHURCH FURNITURE Is Mixed Blessing are their own wont ambassadors Scbefer Tent £ Awning <:<’• Peace-Time Conscription in those European countriea they BANK, BAR, AND STORE FDLTURES . By MHUARD F. EVERETT By REV. W. J. CANAVAN have “ liberated.” " n e real danger 1528 Broadway A science writer goes into The arriva] oi (he atomic bomb ia the particle o f fruth that UiUtBork of AU Kinds 1541 ARAPAHOE STREET rfaapaodiea about' a new method o f and with it an entirely new con­ munism contains, that is, that making nitratea revealed by the cept o f warfare has nven rise to- more equitable conditions must be C H . 3 9 2 8 FRANK KIRCHHUr 1232 ARAPAHOE RL UaiYciiiiti; of .Wiaconaias “Tbe tv» qiwatioiu pf xiul iajpfKt§pee, broB^t gbpoi amppf Um peojdei: DENVER. COLO,

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Order (^O A L Now ARCHBISHOP’S GUILD STARTS ir « Raeommrnd Cotumbina and InduMrial Forty Hours’ Devotion Begins BAVB TOl/B rUSNACB FALL BENEFIT SLATED NOV. 8 VACUUM CLEANBD I^rotect Family Health . ! § U P R E M E The Archbishop’s foiild annual {the meeting to the guild mem- I bers. Friday at Blessed Sacrament r O A L ( O . fall benefit was officially launched Bring Your Preacriptione to at a breakfast Oct. 21 in the Sil­ I New members and guests at the PE. 4«79 1144 So. Penn. ver Glade room of the Cosmopoli­ (breakfast were introduced by the (Bloiaed Sacrament Pariah, Thornton and Mrs, Paul Ketrick. in their home on Sunday after- membership chairman, Mrs. Mon- tan hotel, Denver. One hundred Denver) St. Judes’ circle members en­ nooji, Oct. 28, announcing the en­ nie Neville. Mrs. Margaret Volk, Forty Hours’ devotion will b^in joyed the hospitality of Mrs. J. M. members were present to receeive president, called upon Mrs, Louise gagement and forthcoming mar­ their quota of tickets for the in Blessed Sacrament church Fri­ Houston in her home with honors O'Brien to report on the coming riage of their daughter, Carol, to DanslieiTy Plannacy day, Oct 26, with a High Mass at oing to Mrs. W. Davis and Mrs. (tames party to be held in Fran- Cana conference. According to salian hall, 235 S. Sherman, on 9 o’clock, and the solemn closing^ famea Griffin. Richard I. Mills of Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs. O’Brien, the first conference, will take place on Sunday after 14th and Champa Thursday, Nov, 8. Mrs. Patricia open to all married couples of Mrs. George T. Larson enter­ Mr. Mills was recently honorably Kracaw is ways and means chair, noon at 4:.30. On Saturday morn­ tained St. Norbert’s circle Oct. 19 Denver, will be held in Fransalian ing there will be a High Mass at 9 discharged from the army air force For Healthful Relaxation man. at_ Lakewood country club, with See Dansberry’s Bowling team in hall on Sunday, Nov. 18, from 1 o’clock. A High Mass for peace will after three\.cars in the European! This benefit not only assures to 5 p.m., with the Rev. Edward bridge honors being won by Mrs. Action Featuring i . '■ be sung on Sunday morning at 8 C. J. Parslow and Mrs. Ray Shea. theater of war, having completed some 20 priests in the poorer mis­ Dowling, S. J., of St. Louis con­ o’clock. The novena to Christ the sionary districts of Colorado Mrs. T. J. O’Malley, Mrs. W, E. 54 missions. ducting the discussions. King, being conducted every eve HAROLD ASPLUND Dolan, Mrs. Ray Shea, Mrs. Eu­ Twenty-four members of the One of Uie 10 top ranking bowler* in the USA gifts at Christmas time; it also Mentbers of i^lessed Sacrament ning this week by the Rev. J, J. enables the organization to ca r^ gene Buechet, and Miss Dora Met- Little Flower circle were (fuests of circle held a Halloween party re­ Keefe, S.J., of St. Louis, will be teer of Memphis, Tenn., were At Denver Rerreation Center 14th W e Offer a On its extensive activities in mis­ cently in the home of Mrs. La- Mrs. Leo Connell in her home Oct. and Stout every Monday nite at 7 p.m. brought to a close at the service guests. 19, with Mrs. J. J. Drinkard and Complete Optical Service sionary and social action fields. veme Scheendaller. on Sunday afternoon, with a pro­ The Rev. Gregory Smith, spiritual Sg:t. Edward S. Stauffer, just Mrs. Eugene Rice as co-hostess cession of the school children and, Bowlers wishing privale inslrttclion may Examination, Refraction, director, in his talk to the a.«sem- On Sunday, Oct. 21, a mas­ returned after 13 months in Eur­ Bridge honors were won by Mrs. Solemn Benediction. Prescription bled group, stressed the need for querade party was held for mem ope with, the Ninth army, was dis­ Robert Steinhart and Mrs. 0. J. contact Mr. Asplund for appoinlmenl bers of Ave Maria circle and their George T. Larson, Jr., who at EM. 2879. All Giaaset Manufactured In individual co-operation to insure charged from the army Oct, 21. Schmidt. Mrs. E. M. Harvey of families, with Mrs. Cyril Lackey served as a lieutenant in Uie air Our Ovm Laboratory success this year. S((t. Stauffer was awarded the Cleveland, 0.. was a guest, and as hostess. Also on Sunday, at 4 force in Europe, was honorably dis­ Bronze Star. Mrs. Ben Hilliard, Jr., was wel­ Quick Repair Service Promipet Came of Piui X p.m. in St. Mary’s church, Little­ charged last week, and is with his comed as a new member. He also gave a brief outline of ton, Alfred George, son of Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Square Dancing Claisai to Begin Broken Lonm Dnplientod Mrs. John Reid and Mrs. Walter another Catholic movement now and Mrs. Howard Kinkel, was Larson. N ot. 8 Oeullit PrMcrIptiou PlUod Schnick were hostesses to members under way— the early canoniza­ baptised by his uncle, the Rev. Dr. Under, the yionsorship of the Miss Grace Larson and Mrs. Lee of St. Anthony’s circle Oct. 18 in tion of the late Pope Pius X. As David Maloney, with the Rev. PTA and the Dads’ club, lessons Walker are spending the week in the Denver tearoom. Bridge hon­ HARRY M.'LUSTIG diocesan director of the Confra­ Hubert Newell assisting. The in square dancing will be held the Colorado Springs. ors were awarded to Mrs. Joseph ternity of Christian Doctrine, sponsors were Mrs. Robert Kinkel first and third Tuesdays of every JOSEPH VOLOSES Donations of cookies for the D. Mix and Mrs. David B. Douglas. 8tito-B((1(ttT«4 Optoraotritu which sponsors the movement. and CAptain Edward Maloney, by month from 8 until 10 o’clock in USO club this week were sent in Mrs. Henry C. Cooper was wel­ > Father Smith attended a parley proxy, Mrs. Howqrd Kinkel, the the school hall, under the direction 935 ISth St. KE. 3683 by Mmes, Jack McLaughlin, F. comed as a new member. recently in Kansas City, and former Mary- Maloney, is a mem­ of Mr. Tait. The admission i.s 75 LIBKBAL CXEDIT TEEMS King, R. E. Mangin, Paul Fitzger­ brought back the high lights of ber of Ave Maria circle. ald, P. A. Archambault, W. C. cents a couple. This is a social PTA MEETING Mrs. Louise O’Brien will enter Weldon, Robert Baker, Thomas J. event and is given to acquaint the TO BE HELD MONDAY tain members of Our Lady of Lo- Rogers, and J. C. Gannon. members of the parish. The PTA of Bles.sed Sacrament retto dircle at a White Elephant Samuel J. Young o f Portland, Mrs. C. J. Parslow is spending a school will meet in the school hall party on Friday, Oct. 26. Mrs. Ore., a former Denver re.sident, is few weeks in Oakland, Calif. Monday, Oct. 29, at 2 p.m. At this .Joseph Sullivan, of California, the visiting in the home of Mr. and Harrjr McCrayel, Jr., Discharged meeting there will be a pantry FOR THE FINEST former Dorothy Krabacker and Mrs. Frank Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGrayel, shower for the sisters. sister of Mrs. O’Brien, will be a Ir., returned to Denver last week guest. Dr. Swigert Given Ditchargt Dr, J. Leonard Swigert, a major from Washington, D.C. Mr. Mc­ Members of Our Lady of Grayel, a lieutenant (SG) in the DR. R. W. FRITZ n v in the army the past three years, Lourdes circle met in the home of navy, was based in Washington the greater part of which was spent And Associates Mrs. Maxine Simms on Thursday, since early spring, when he re­ Oct. 18. The evening was spent in the European theater of war, was honorably discharged last turned to the States after serving D entists Sewing altar linens for the mission 26 months at Pearl Harbor. He t«l ISth Stm t 12«S Il(k StTMf chapels of Colorado, week, and returned to his home on KEj.lAn. 1721 TAbor I7S1 Tuesday. ' will leave shortly for San Fran­ cisco, Calif., where he has accepted OpM ll.nSaT aaS ThoraAas Kv.& Betty Lou Brennan Miss Kay Dignan and Marj’ a Msition. Gooding were joint hostesses to FURS To Wed Veteran members of the seventh grade pu­ David Russell and Dale Vinson, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Vinson next m onth's meat IS pils for a Halloween party on Sat­ Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Bren­ M. Welch, were baptized Oct. 28 nilct;U IR E“ urday evening in the school hall. nan announce the engagement of by Father Francis Pettit. Spon­ Mrs. Zint was in charge of the Movins: • Storage . . . DUPLER’S their daughter, Betty Lou, to Pfo. games and dancing. sors were Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. o n i t s w a y ! Terrance W. Tinley, Jr., of Down­ Splear. Richard Riordan, infant Express Sullivan Reunion Meld .son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. how R ates THE WEST’S LARGEST ers Grove, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Sulli­ Riordan, was also baptized by Fa­ Miss Brennan is a graduate of van, Sr., held a family reunion ther Pettit. Sponsors were Ray­ KE. 6425 2149 Weltoa Si. • From the open range and from feed-lota; s $ EXCLUSIVE FURRIERS Annunciation high school and is a Oct. 21 in the home of their daugh­ mond R. Rapala and Miss Gene­ Western livestock is moving to market! member o f the Little Flower ter, Mrs. John Mueller. Members vieve R. Martin. of the family attending were Maj. Miss Dora Metteer of Memphis, Hundreds of thousands of cattle and sheep a n circle of the Archbishop’s guild. and Mrs. R. J. Sullivan of Camp Tenn., is the guest of her brother- on their way . . . and many of them are riding Pvt. Tinley, .recently returned Kohler, Sacramento, Calif.; Capt. in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. KE. 012 t Burlington stock trains. For the Burlington serves after serving two years in the John H, Sullivan, U. S. engineers, W. E. Dolan. BsttMt Nniiber fai Town one of the world’s richest livestock regions. And 10 M ONTHS ETO, wears the Purple Heart with just returned from three and one- Frank J. Murphy, USNR, at­ alf years in the European theater tached to Radar school at San the Burlington dora its share to help keep America T O P A Y Oak leaf cluster, the European theater ribbon with four stars, and of war, his wife and children; Miss Diego, Calif., returned to his base ORDER the best-fed nation in the world . . . by providing the combat medic badge. Agnes Sullivan of the selective on Saturday, after spending two service, stationed in Washington, weeks with nis parents, Mr. and apeedy, efficient transportation. ? The wedding will take place D, C.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward S^ulli- Mrs. Francis Murphy, following Pvt. Tinley’s discharge van, Jr.; Mrs. John Mueller, whose COAL As the fall iiveetock shipments mount higher from the army, and the young husband is a marine stationed in Two Enroll at Marquotto and higher.the Burlington takes pride and pleasuia couple will make their home in China; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mc­ T. Sgt. Edwin Kennebeck of the NOW in the produddvenees of its farm and ranch neigh­ Chicago. Kay; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sulli­ U. S. air force, who recently re­ bors . . . and is glad to be a member of the van; and Dr. and Mrs. Howard E. turned from the European theater Better lo Be Safe and ITarm NOTICE OF FINAL of war after completing 36 mis­ rail-road network which helps carry this vital SETTLEMENT Swanson, Dr. Swanson has just Then Cold and Sorry T»:E wests lARClSTpRClST XlXCLUSlvf \lXCLUSlvf luRSifC' been given his discharge from the sions, and was honorably dis­ food to market. K8TATS OF ELIZABETH RICE. DE­ charged last week, and his sister, PROMPT DELIVERY CEASED. No. 75412. army, where he held the rank of Notice is hereby siven tbit on the 20th major. There were 19 grand­ Rita Marie, a graduate of Blessed SERVICE lUy of November, 1045, I will preMnt to Sacrament school and St. Mary’s children to add to the celebration. P. IN DEN'VEB the Connty Court of the City and County academy, will leave Friday, O ct W. JOHNSON S. L. PARKER of Denver, Colomdo. my aceounte for Women Attend Relreet 26, for Milwaukee, Wise., where OontrolPotMitior AS*nf OonotolFtoiaht AianI 1 5 4 0 S T O U T FINAL SETTLEMENT of the adminUtra- The retreat held at El Pomar, Rugby Coal Co. tion of aald eatata when and where all they have enrolled at Marquette 17th dnd Champa Builington oariona in interest may appear and abject Colorado Springs, last weekend university. 1144 Fifth St. to them if they ao deaire. was attended by, Mmes. Joseph M Mr. and Mrs. V, A, Smith are DENVER BENJAMIN VAN RICE, Rihn, Mallory 'Cartlett, George Route Exaeutor. inviting guests to a candlelight tea McDevitt, James J. Brennan, Wal­ ij ter Kranz, and Walter Coughlin. Twenty-four members of St. Joseph’s circle were guests of Mrs. J. B. Bertrand, Mrs. Herbert Flan­ nery, and Mrs. Harold F, Collins Oct. 19 in the home of Mrs. Ber­ trand. Bridge honors were won by Mrs. Cassels and Mrs. Harry THE WEST’S Sims. Guests included Mrs. W. C. Captains’ Guild DISTINCTIVE 'ierGrande Of El Pokar to t i l . Meet on Sunday BEER Colorado. Springs.—On Sunday afterilSon, Oct. 28, at 3:30, the first meeting of the Captains’ guild of El Pomar will be held. All those who have secured five or more re- MR. MARTIN WALTER, SR. treatants for El Pomar are termed 1870 Cvil War Rccenitructien...Optflins ei tlx West...Incorporation "Captains” and are cordially in­ Founder I of tfw Denver A Rio Grende, orijinelly projected to Mexico City... vited to attend not only the meet­ WALTER BREWING CO. Called the Baby Road because Hi trecici were narrow jauje, 3‘ wide inttcad ing at 3 :30 but also the closing ex­ PUEBLO of the itendard ercises of the retreat at 4:15, as well as Benediction at 5 and the 1883 Grande train between Denver, Colorado Sprinjt, banquet at 5:30 o’clock. 1 — — . Pueblo, Grand Junction, Salt Lake City and O sden. . . In the w ilct The retreat for Oct. 26-28 is be­ of febuloui preeioui metel diicoverici e network of rails followed. ing given by the Rev. Hubert Ne­ well, superintendent of schools for 1890 The Royal Gorge Route—Denver, Pueblo, Selt Lake CHy, Ogden— the Archdiocese of Denver. d — . ... became standard gauge . . . Feme of the Rio Grande es "Scenic Line Those who accept the invitation of the W orld" universally recognized. to the banquet are asked to notify the superior of El Pomar not later 1928 Pioneer dreetni ceme true with completion of the Moffat Tunnel, than Saturday, Oct. 27. " 6.2 mile bore under James Peek. 1934 Moffet Tunnel Route, vie Dotsero Cutoff, opened enother direet ------central transcontinental route vitel to Chicego getcway, just et Harvest Festival l Royel Gorge Route thru Pueblo is to St. Louis gatewey. 1941 Pearl Harbor. . , war in the Pecific. . . wer in Europe. . . railroads Planned by Group ■ ■ became nation's lifeline. Rio Grende, prepared for expension by vest pre-wer improvements, plays vital role. (Holy Rotary Parish, Donvar) 194$ VE D ey. . . VJ D ey. . . 75 years of Rio Grande service crowned The “ Harvest Frolic,’’ sponsored ■ ■ by full-scale pertieipation in V ictory.. . ready for years of continuinf by the Holy Name society, will be usefulness . . . soon to present for approval o{ AaMricon travelers e new held in the school hall, 4664 Pearl Martin Walter, Sr., came weal stresmilned transcontinental train featuring new-style accommodations (nd lbs street, Saturday evening, Oct. 27. Refreshments will be served. to Pueblo, Colorado, in the heart ultra-modem Vista Dome ears. The honor roll of contributors of the Rocky Mountain region. to the silver jubilee campaign fund will be ready before the end of the In 1885, where he prospered, year. The names of all who do­ brewing a beer o f the now nated $26 or more to the fund will famous Walter quality lo the be listed oq the roll, which will be taste o f the West. placed in the vestibule of the church as . a perpetual monument There has been great growth the generosity of the parishion­ and expansion within the W al­ ers and the «friends of the parish on the occasion of the 25th anni­ ler organization since those versary of the blessing of the days, but we o f the second and church. A temporary list of the third generation still believe in contributors is now in the vesti­ the policy of regional beers for bule. A reception into the Children of regional taste. Tlte soundneu Mary sodality will be held Sunday o f this policy is hom e out by evening; Oct. 28. the fact that 7 5 % o f all beers Masses on the Feast of All now consumed in the United Saints will be at 5:30 and 8:30 and on All Souls’ day at 5:30, 7, and Slates it produced by regional 8:30. brewers. NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT ESTATE o r SAMUEL P. STEWART, DECEASED. NO. 74742. Notie. U hereby tiren that ob th* 4th day et Novembtr, 1V45, I will prMent to Ih. County Court of the City ind County THE TOAST OF THE PROSPEROUS of D«Dv«r, Colondo. ray sceounU for FINAL SETTLEMENT of th. ndmlntitr.- tion of uid .ita u when and wImt* all ROOKY MOUHTAIH REGIOH Sartoni Id inUr«al may appaar and ebjact to them if they eo dttire. ( C B. C. HILLURD. JR., Adminiftrator GREMLINS MEET HOMECOMING ELLISON JEWELRY nmusEfn£nTS--Dinin6 Queen of Homecoming 46 So. Bdwy. PE. 2903^^ Cathedral Bluejays Quality Diamonds Watches • Jewelry PTNE WATCH REFAIRINfi RECRERTIOn And Holy Family Lads Gifu far Every Occasion 8PAGHETT1 KING OF THE WEST ANNOUNCEMENT T h e a tr e Gbarl6)i MeCailliy Inn 1028 S. Gaylord Opening Winter Seaton PARK p a M77 Play at One O’clock Steak, Spaghetti THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY Chicken Caceiatore OCTOBER Jf-U-V and Raviola Dinners Steak* — Spring Chicken PARK Cornel Wilde - Evelyn Keye* In Bpifhftti Strrej With nil Dinoert A THOUSAND AND Little to Choose Between Regis Team and BEER AND Co^lailt • Dinner Wine* HILL ONE NIGHTS Bourat l;2( P.M. U 11:8* F.M. CLOSED TUESDAYS (In Teehnleolor) MIXED DRINKS Si. Francis’ Showing Before 2 4 5 0 19ih Si. GR. 9958 COUNTRY and 3410 Tejon GL. 99.30 Jack Oakie - Peairy Ryan in Uneacortod Lnlias Walcoma CLUB THATS THE SPIRIT Aiumni Supporters SUNDAY - MONDAY DIlVlVEIt TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY Queen of St. Francis' home- half of the Gremlin-Reds game in Three teams have a chance to improve their standing OCTOBER coming will be Miss Betty Schwindt the Regis stadium Sunday, Oct. 28, Van Johnaon - Father Willlame In (center), a member of the senior in the Denver Parochial this Sunday, when the Cathedral the queen will be crowned by Jim DANCE THRILL OF A ROMANCE class. She and her attendants, Bluejays meet the Holy Family Tigers in the 1 o’clock game (In Technieoler) f Swept Miulc by Agnes Dreiling (left) and Patricia Stromsoe, Gremlin captain, and and Regis faces St. Francis’ in the Gremlin homecoming Hear Ye! Hear Ye! and Mulqueen (right), were selected will preside at the homecomin; t CHARLIE DINHAL'PT Phil Harria - "Rocheatar" in game at 3 o’clock. Only the Tigers, improving each week by the members of the football fete in the Shirley-Savoy hot ■V' And Hii Park Hill Rhylhmaire* I LOVE A BANDLEADER team in secret ballot. During the Sunday evening. under the direction of Frank Aliota, cannot salvage some­ THAT K«tnUr Clab Dinner Dancu Ertr/ MATINEES I thing from Sunday’s game. 'nanday, Frldait Satnrday SUNDAY. I P. M. + + + + 4- The Cathedral Bluejays figure 35 00 Colorado Blvd. SATURDAY AND HOLIDAYS. * P.M. to win their battle with the North Reaervations EM . 2725 BETTY SCHWINDT TO REIGN Side aggregation, although they BIG ANNUAL DINNER mil have to play good ball to do ^ it. They euffered a terrific let­ down after upsetting Regie, and AT Distinctive tor AS QUEEN OF loet to St. Joseph's and barely slipped by a surprising St. Mary’s FINE FOODK Betty Schwindt, senior, will led by the majorettea and cheer of Colorado Springs team last reign as queen of the homecoming leaders in convertibles, followed Sunday. The Tigers, on the other St. Anne’s Shrine in Arvada • COCKTAIL LOUNGE • celebration at St. Francis de Sales’ by the float containing the queen hand, turned in a good ball game Special Luncheons and Dinners high school, Sunday, Oct. 28. Her and her attendants and the two against St. Francis’, losing only on a blocked kick, Cobe Jones’ TV) Avoid Walling Roaerva Tablaa In Advanea attendants will be Agnes Dreiling, little Gremlin mascots, Michael senior, and Patricia Mulqueen, Mulqueen and Harold Kiley, both boys must be favored over the NEXT SUNDAY-OCT. 28 H O T I S S E K I i.J junior. All three were the selection of the grade school. Membera of Tigers by virtue of their win over KE. 9618 of the football team in a secret the football team and the pep Regis and their showing for a In the Eastern division of the Tremoni Broadway half against St. Joseph’s. Bill f ballot vote. club will complete the caravan of Junior Parochial league, the An­ The celebration will begin Fri­ cars. Gillin and Bob Colaiano should nunciation lightweights made a *********** 1 1 1 1 11 > ♦ ♦ ♦ »; day,, Oct. 26, when the school will Game time is have easier going against the light Louis Pastore's celebrate, the traditional Blue and set for 3 p.m. Holy Family front wall than they strong comeback by winning two Tom Burke’s ii Gold day. All the students will at­ with the queen did against the Reds and the Bull­ games in a row and are now push­ tend the sodality Mass and offer presenting 'the dogs, but injuries suffered in the St. Joseph’s and S t Mary’s games ing hard to gain the league leader­ CHICKEN PIE Holy Communion for the success ball to the Regis ship from the Blessed Sacrament 39 CLUB of homecoming. The students will captain. Between I could prove the undoing of the, Bluejay offense. For the Tigers. team, winners of the first round. And All the Trimmings R oosevelt G rilli! f o r m e r l y m id g et c a f e dress in the school colors and the halves, the^ The Baby Cardinals came from • > REOPEN SUNDAY NIGHTS prizes will be offered for the boy Capra, Aliota, and Vecchiarelli FROM MIDNIGHT TO 1 A.H. queen will be behind in both first-round games and girl in each section best wear­ crowned by James should star. Famous for Fine Every Night, The Regis Reds have their work to beat St. Johns, 14-6, and Loyola ing the colors. Stromsoe, Grem­ team, 12-7. Cage signal-calling DANCING 9 to 2 A big pep rally will be held in lin captain. She cut out for them when they meet AOULTS 75c - GHILOREN 35e the Gremlins. S t Francis’ always by Willy Pep and the triple-threat FOODS and DRINKS Lester Grant’s Riivthms the afternoon in the school audi will pre.sent a play of Jimmy McCullough fea­ NO COVER CHARQB torium. A skit will be presented bouauet of mums looks good on its homecoming day, Patt Courteous Service 11 and this week is flush with its tured the games. ITALIAN DINNERS by the Gremlin Girls, and the to the Rev. John Standings at the end of the first Served From 4 PM . to 8 PM . MIXED DRINKS cheer leaders will take the students Distler, S.J., prin­ first league victory. The Reds, to say the least, have been disap­ round: 18th and California G L 9855 through the cheers to be used Sun­ cipal of Regis TEAM— w. L. day. Pep talks will be given by the high school. pointing this year. They looked Bleoed Sacrsmtnt ...... 2 0 Rev. Gregory Smith, pastor, and The senior girls terrific against the weak Holy Annancixtien ...... t 1 Family Tigers, but after that sput­ Loyola ...... 1 2 GIVE THE FAMILY A TREAT Enjoys Bert Keims, Gremlin coach. will present a St. John'i ...... 0 8 drill under the di­ tered against Cathedral and took Delicious Spaghetti, Ravioli The events of Sunday will be a terrific drubbing at the hands Second-Round Schedule gin with Mass and Holy Commu­ rection of Miss J i„ Slromtoa EASTERN LIGHTWEIGHT COME EARLY & Fried Chicken Jean Fraser, of Mullen high. On^ paper they GOOD FOOD nion for all the alumni, celebrated should have a good' team, they Weak of Oct. 2S DINNERS by the Rev. Gregory Smith. A girls’ athletic director. The lower Annunciation Team va. Loyola team. BREAKFASTS— classmen of the Pep club will form have experience and weight, but St. John't TS. Bleated Sacrament team. AT THE breakfast will follow in Fransalian Wack of Nov. 4 large “ F” on the field. somewhere along the line have lost Special Business hall, served by the women of the spirit. Raso and Villano are as Annunciation team va. St. John’t. Bleated Sacrament team ra, Loyola. Men’s Luncheons PTA and girls of the junior class. The climax of the day’s events good a pair of backs as you will Offiei&I A.A.Aa The parade from the school to Weak of Nov. II NEW NAPLES will take place at the Shirley Sa see on any team, but got nowhere Annunciation team va. Bleated Sacra­ BcaUurant COMPLETE DINNERS the Regis stadium for the foot­ voy hotel in the Lincoln room, except against Holy Family. The ment team. Lilted by Dsnean Hinea. SPACHEHI INN mixed Drinks ball game between the Regis Reds where the homecoming dance will same is true of the Red line, ex­ Loyola team Tt. 8 t John'a. AdTenturea J. MANFRO, Prop. and the Gremlins will leave be held for students and alumni pected to be strong, but disap­ EASTERN HEAVYWEIGHT BURPHV’S In Good Eatint I4IS Watt 44th Art. GR. I»tl Imported .Scotchei around 1 o’clock. The cars will be from 9 to 12 p.m. Music will be pointing in each start so far. ' Standingi Broadway at Ellsworth Wa Spaeialiit in Straight Bourbons furnished by Eddie Kuehler and St. Francis’, keyed up for the TEAM— W. L. DENVEB. COLO. ITALIAN DINNERS Pabnt Blue Ribbon Cathedral ...... 2 0 his orchestra. The promenade will old grads, could pull this one Into St. Philomena't ______...... 1 1 Opea S P.M. to 12 P.M. Beer on Tap be led by John M. Hurley, dancing fine foods Sat. and Snn., 1 P.M. to 12 P.M. the victory colmun. The Grem­ St. Francia’ ______0 2 instructor at the school. During lins have not yet played their best Second Round Schedule P I U T [ S GIVE One of Den­ Featuring the evening the queen will be pre­ game. They have an excellent Week of Oct. 28 LUIVCHEOIVS AIVD sented with a bouquet of mums. passer and crushing runner in Jim St. Philomena’a va. Cathedral team. ver’* Finest Color a d o SKYlark Bara and DELIVERS Chaperones for the dance will Stromsoe and a scat back in Leroy Week of Nov. 4 Famous S t Francia' vi. St. Philomena’t. Fountains AIK CONDITIONED M ountain be Mr. and Mrs. J. Loeffel, Mr. Shuster. The line is not too good, Waek of Nev. 11 for your fa­ DINING ROOM CAFE BLUEJIVS SClIRG and Mrs. Albert Schwindt, Mr. but it has plenty of fight and has St, Francia' va. Cathedral team. Trout, Corn- vorite Soda Fed Meats, 58 Broadway and Mrs. John Dreiling, Mr. and gained experience in three games. Bullies on Ne^lh Side B.AN UET ROO.M Mrs. George Mulqueen, and Mr. And do not overlook that home­ or Sunilae, Steak*, The unhealthy spirit of the bully Cocktails, FO PARTIES CLOSED TUESDAYS and Mrs. C, B. Stromsoe. coming factor. Chop* and seems to have taken hold of the Wine* and North division teams. Something Chicken, Tamales, Chili, Fried “From the Side III G10S[ GIM[ Liquor*. Chicken. Netc York" far removed from sportsmanship Sandwiches, Our Specialty CLUB BREAKFAST and SINGS FOR YOUR PLEASURE is displayed in scores of 43-0, 66-0, MERCHANTS’ LUNCH In a game played at Colorado Bulldogs Spoil Cardinals’ and 88-6. To run up such scores ■c l o s e d a l l DAY TUESDAY! RUMPUS ROOM Springs last Sunday the Cathedral defeats all the good purposes the BIDE-A-WEE CAFE Bluejays of Denver encountered founders of the league must have MR. * MRS. GEO. ESSENPREIB unexpected opposition in the form had in mind. Duke’s Grill 1023 Broadway KE. 9731 of the light but scrappy Hopes for Football Crown St. Mary’s Pirates. Cathedral NORTH LIGHTWEIGHTS ARGONAUT HOTEL 1620 E. 34th Ave. fFe Appreciate Your Patronage I Raaulta thia week; St, Catharlna'a won the game by the slender 42. St, Joteph’a Polith 0: IIt. Carmel W hir* Oaaver’a Seelaty EatepUhsa for Leaehaoaa end Diaaera margin of 7-0. Coaches Rollie The hopes of nine years wentjDe Lorenzo cracking the line team 27, St. Dominic'a 6. FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, Gardner and Bob Lawrence crashing for the Annunciation moved down to the 60. Here De St. Catherine’s and Mt. Carmel have molded together a team which Cardinals when they bowed to a Lorenzo tossed to Paul Mares, are scheduled to meet some time DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN SlOl JOE M AN N ’ S is light but definitely gives no this week for the league champion­ DANCE ORCHESTRA quarter in any other department faster, more alert St. Joseph’s star Cardinal end, who shook off ship. If the teams in this division Baautifal Ballraeaii Privata Dlalag Room* of the grame. team, 20-6, in last Sunday’s Pa­ tacklers to gallop 40 yards for wish to play a second round they Nightly, 9 to 1 A. M. The first half passed with rochial league feature. Since 1936 the score. The Bulldogs iced the should notify the league president neither team being able to score. game by coming back to.g o 56 immediately. the East Side has been waiting yards for their final tally. The YOUR BEST Sundays, 4 to 8 P. M. In the second half, however, the NORTH HEAVYWEIGHT for another championship, and score came when Cretzer took a superior weight advantage of the this was supposed to be the year, Raaulta thia weak; St. Catharine'a shovel paw from Colaizzi on the S6, Holy Family team 0: St. Vinetnt’a HOTEL VALUE In Our Newly Jays began to tell, with the result but the Bulldogs had too many that they chalked up considerable 33 and scooted through the whole home 28; Holy Family team 6; St. Vin- IN Enlarged backs and an inspired line that Cardinal team to pay dirt. cent'a home 20, St. Clara’ a 2. d$$iDsasdsm i | yardage and culminated a drive effectively throttled the Cardinals. St. Catherine’s and S t Vincent’s with a .30-yard touchdown pass Using a baffling forward and The win established the Bull­ home meet this week for the league SHIRLEY -SAVOY HOTEL’ □ENVER COCKTAIL from Gillin to Burcher. Colaiano double lateral, St. Joseph’s grabbed dogs as the best team in the cir­ championship. LOUNGE bucked the line for the extra point. the lead early in the first quar­ cuit this year. In addition to their Injured in Game ter after two bad kicks had given scoring twins, Cretzer and Colaizzi, No Cover or Minimum Charge The victory may prove costly, them the ball on the Annunciation the West Side Hi, Neighbor! Let’s Get Acquainted as Ray Hamilton, Jack Jepson, and 21. Cretzer shot an aerial to boys have two Bill Gillin, all backfield men, were End Pat Cotton. Cotton lateraled demon blockers WE HAVE THE FINEST SELECTION injurfd in the course of the game. 450 So. Marion PEarl 4611 to Colaizzi, and Colaizzi in turn a n d dangerous The Cathedral line play was defi­ runners in Bud nitely on the mediocre side. threw to Halfback Jim Keelan, who twisted his way over from the H 0 e 1 s k i n and Outstanding on defense all at DOWNTOWN PRICES five. Cretzer’s conversion gave Jim Keelan. Joe afternoon was Keith Singer, St. McCormick has FOR DINNERS DE LUXE OB MIDNICHT SNAOtS Mary's left end. St. Mary’s has the Bulldogs a 7-0 lead at the BEER . WINE . UQUOR . BY THE CASE half. turned in a ter- games scheduled with two other r i f i c perform­ Denver Parochial league teams. The game was rough and tough ance at tackle in We They play Annunciation at Colo­ after the initial score, but early every game and De Luxe Liquors Deliver rado Springs on Nov. 11, and on in the fourth period St. Joseph’s h a s bulwarked Sunday, Nov. 25, they journey to marched 71 yards to score on a the defense, 4 1 0 6 Tejon St. QL 5848 Denver to play Holy Family high 12-yard pass from Colaizzi to Bud By scoring a touchdown and a tPhere Qiinlity Food Still Prevailt and at .Moderate Cost while Bud Lee school at Regis stadium. Hoelsken. Colaizzi’s kick was and Bennie Bie- ______conversion against Annunciation good for the extra point. The Car­ derman at guards j „ , McCormick team, Claude Cretzer, S t Joseph’s dinals took th? kickoff and with flashy runner, moved into second 1644 GLEN ARM Phil Grommet passing and Tony were developing from green youngsters into ex­ place in the Parochial league perienced and confident per scoring race. He now has 33 suiiiunn's Little Flower Team formers. The Bulldog ends, Pat points to trail Mullen’s Bums ALBANY HOTEL 1517 Stout KE. 9874 Gotten and Dick Abeyta, rank with with 42. Paul Mares of Annun­ Take a Trip to Scores Thrilling Win any wingmen in the league. AI ciation leads the ends with four H N E FOODS Panek and Nate Feld stepped into touchdown iaunts to his credit TH SMASH The complete record: MIXED DRINKS a rather “ touchy” spot when they ” The Dodgers, the football team PLAYER— TDp a t V THE ROENDIIP took over at the Redemptorist Burna, Mullen ...... 7 0 EVERGREEN, COLO. DAN SULLIVAN and representing the Little Flower school _ this year. In succeeding Cretaer. St. Joaeph'a...... S 2 WEEK Community Center in the Young Col. Bill Reed, they have produced Rnao, Rexia ...... _ _ 4 0 5 In the Heart of the Rockies W. F. ANGERER a well-coached, fighting team that Mnrea, AnnuBcintian ______4 0 THE WORLD'FAMOUS GLIG America league, defeated the Den Villnno, Hrtia ...... 04 Invite Your Patronage 18 in every w»ay the equal of last ver Athletic club in the heavy Comminello, AnnuncIntioD.... 2 1 DELICIOUS SANDWICHES i year’s squad, admittedly one of Ounnebeeke, MuIItn ...... 2 0 CHICKEN DINNERS weight diviaion last Saturday at the classieat ever to show in the Colniiti, St. Joaeph'a 2 0 15 MUSIC NALL ACTS MIXED DRINKS — DANCING Hennesaey, Mullen ______2 0 OUR SPECIALTY City Park in one of the most thril­ Parochial league. The Bulldogs Yannneito, Retia ______2 with Barry Bredea’t Orlgtaal * * 4k A A A A A A. A A A A A 0 ling games ever played in the average only 150 pounds, but give Kerr. CatbeiimI ...... t 0 Callfem la Caaapaay nothing on the side of hard and Dt I..orenaa, Annunciation__1 1 Young America' league. Trailing Caae. Mullen ...... 1 1 at the half by the one-sided score polished football. Sunderland, Rtcia ..... I 0 of 19-0 the spunky little lads from In the second game of Sun­ Ramim, Annuncintien.„._... 1 0 I.4nxren, Annunciation____1 J) the ^Little Flower center put on day's doubleheader St. Francis’ Jonea, Holy Family...... 1 0 one of the greatest uphill battles Gremlins scored their first win by Capra, Holy Family _____ 1 0 ever witnessed on the gridiron. downing a stubborn Holy Family Gillin, CathedrnI ...... 1 0 Max Marques at the beginning of Hotlaken. St. Joaeph'a...... 1 0 eleven, 7-0. The Tigers, showing Keelan, St. Joaeph'a______1 0 the half took the ball on the kick­ definite improvement every week, Stromioe, 8t. Francia'_____ 1 0 off and ran the length of the field will be heard from next year. It Lnrkin. Mullen ...... 0 2 for a touchdown and from then on AppuxHere. Annunciation.^.. 0 1 M . ^ o/^ DENVER took a blocked kick to beat them Pfeifer, Annunciation _____ 0 1 it was the Dodgers all the way. Sunday, the play coming in the Sbuator, St. Francia' ...... __ 0 1 Coach Monahan let the world third quarter when Earl Rice, a APlace For LKe Discrim inating know that his mighty little atoms halfback, mind you, muffled Leon­ from Larimer street will have to ard Capra’s fourth-down punt on STANDIN6S be reckoned with when the cham­ the Tiger 24 and recovered on eOOD SEATS AVAILABLE EXC€LL€nr Cuisin€-Fm€ LIQU€URS pionship is decided. the two. Two plays later, Jim Not to be outdone by their older Stromsoe piled over for the score. t e a m — W. L. t . Pet. Pt«. O.P. AH Performances brothers, the lightweight team of Schuster’s kick added the extra St. Joseph'* __ 2 0 1 .87* 66 IS Mullen ...... 2 0 I .2.22 21 u Phone KE. E.ColFax atSleele_EHEa»0N9dl7 the Dodgers defeated the Grace point , The Tigers stopped the Annunclntion.. 2 I « .720 64 20 5211 Ramblers at Merchants park by Gremlins at the eight and the 18 Regia ...... 1 8 0 .238 64 68 4 Years San Francisco MiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimliiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii the score of 24-0 during the Ath­ Cathedral ...... 1 2 0 .222 12 87 in the first half, with Teek Aliota St. Franci*' ._ 1 Year Seattle letic circus. 1 2 0 .222 7 25 leading the stonewall defense. Holy Fnm lly„ « 4 » .000 11 106 PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 B&nnciclc Striset THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER - Telephone;' KEy9foff< m S ThursdaJ>; Oct.- 25, 1945

HOMEMAKER'S Sodality to Have Submarine Crewman, Veteran of Heroic If ¥ o u Want a Qood DEPARTMENT RecollectioD Day Rescue Dash, Visits in Denver Home Patronize These Reliable and Friendly Firms (Sacred Heart Pariah, Denrer) A former Cathedral high school Combat medal with six stars, the ceived nine members of the hospital This Sunday, the Feast of Christ athlete, who has been in the sub­ Pre-Pearl Harbor ribbon, the Asi­ unit into the Church. While the Installed 'E A R L j . - the King, the Blessed Sacrament marine service since July 4, 1941, atic-Pacific ribbon with three stars, 39th was in Auckland, the mem­ ; ; Tii. * will be exposed during all Masses is home on a 30-day leave visiting the American theater ribbon, the bers were privileged to make re­ and until 3 o’clock in the after hfs parfcnta. He is Frank Lee Scan- Philippine Defense and Liberation treats in a house conducted by the STROHMINGER ;: McVeigh Company ;; noon, when there will be Bene­ lan, electrician’s mate first class, ribbons, and a Unit citation award­ Franciscans there. PAINTING AND diction of the Blessed Sacrament USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. James ed the crew of the Spearfisk. Upon 'The morale problem was not so ROOFCaU €h. 6651 Electrical Contracting Henry of 330 E. 16th avenue. completion of his leave, he will re­ serious in Auckland, where there Ue«aMd tfid Boodtd to City of DtOTtr DECORATING at the close of the day of recol lection for the Young Ladies’ so Prank w-as on the football, bas­ turn to the Razorhack for further were opportunities for social con­ CONTRACTORS duty. dality. Following is the program ketball, and baseball teams of the tacts, But on Saipan there was 817 14th St. Bb i. I I I R Western Elaterile Roofing Company <• 20S4 Broadway KE. 0 7 18 I! for recollection day: Cathedral school, and was also pres­ A brother, Bob, seaman first nothing for the men, except for the ident of the student council in 1939. dasB in the Seabees, who partici­ 9 a.m.— Holy Mass; 10— ^break­ sport programs they organized. Al­ Equitable Building ’ Denver, Colorado fast; 10:30—conference; 11:30— He enlisted in the navv on Oct. 26, pated in the Iwo Jima campaign, is though USO shows came to the is­ Use Sewall or American Rosary; 12 noon—conference; 1940, and received his boot training now on his way home to receive a land, the hospital unit was not vis­ STILES discharge. High Quality Pamts 1 p.m.— lunch; 2— conference; in San Diego. ited because it was not equipped and 3— Benediction. During his long sea duty he saw Ex-Regis Student with a theater. The only screen star ELECTRIC SERVICE For Beit Reiulti The recent games party held for service aboard many subs, the most Visits in Denver to play to the men was Joe E, Interior and Exterior benefit of the school wasthe famous of which are the V.SS. Brown, who visited them in Auck­ Just Like Old Times MOTORS . REPAIRS ENAMELS A VABNISHE8 successful. The following children Spearfith and the U.S.S. Razor- Making the most of his recently land shortly after the death of his ' HOME WIRING sold more than five tickets: Ru­ back, He was on the former when acquired status as a civilian is an son in combat, CITY-ELITE ex-student of Regis high school, Ml L FOSSf INC, dolph Alire, 30; Ercilia Martinez, it executed the historic rescue of Mr.'Bnd Mrs,.Thompson are the 1100 Larimer T A . 6875 Oliver L. Thompson, Jr., who is Gertrude Olguin, Dwight Grissle, 13 army colonels and 12 army guests of Mrs, George Blish and LAUNDRY IS BACK visiting in Denver en route to his Grace Quezada, Martin UHbarri, nurses from Corregidor, shortly be­ her son. Gene, of St James’ par­ FURNACE ACE PAINTING home in Providence, R. I., with his ON PEACE-TIIME Barbara Chavez. Rose Marie Mar­ fore the surrender of that fortess ish. Following their visit here, they in 1942. He made six patrols aboard wife, the former Ann Elizabeth WORK CONTRACTORS, Ine. tinez, Sophie Martinez, Sylvia Ro­ will go to Providence, where Mr. SCHEDULES Repairs STEPHEN L. SCHAFF. Prop. mero, Orlando Alire, J o s e p h the Spear/iah. The Razorhack, on Thompson will resume his work in M’MURTRY’S PAINTS A Nuanes, Mary Santistevan, Philip which he made 11 patrols, partici­ the insurance business. SHEET METAL VARNISHES pated in the sinking of many Japa­ Wed in St. Mary Magdalene’ s The City-Elite Laundry is VOBK Marquez, Dorothy Jennings, Jos­ WALL PAPER — KEMTONE eph Valencia, Mary Agnez Cain, nese craft during the height of the At a recent ceremony in St. happy to announce that many Pearson Heating Co. Freo EfUmntu Carmen Garcia, Gregory Diaz, Pacific campaign. It was assigned, Mary Magdalene’s church. Edge- of nur fine girls who left us 1934 So. Broadway PE. 0265 Augustine Marquez, Billie Baca, with 11 other submarines, to repre­ water, Miss Frances Mullen of St ttT Bresdwij Pk. EA. 1 « » to help in the war effort have and Cecilia Wanezyk. sent that branch of the navy at the Francis de Sales’ parish became signing of the armistice in Tokyo the bride'of T. Sgt. Walter E. come back to work at Gty- There will be a games party in bay. , ‘ Penn. The couple are now making Elite. With the return of these Bacon & Schramm the school hall Thursday evening Scanlan wears the Submarine their home in Chicago, where Sgt. capable, efficient girls, and at 8:15 o’clock. ROOFING Pehn is stationed. They will return others like them, City-Elite's Catechism classes for children AND Litllelon Navy Narse to Denver when he receives his dis­ who attend public schools will be charge. plant rapacity has been in­ ROOF REPAIRING held Thursday afternoon at 3:45 creased and the quality of 4020 Brighton Blvd. CH. 6563 o’clock. Home on Final Laavo work improved. Devotions for the perpetual no­ Buy Your vena in honor of the Sacred Heart Littleton. — Elizabeth Maloney, Edwin R. Clayton will be held Friday evening lieutenant senior grade in the navy, Woolens & Linings Now Your Laundry Bundle Will Be Returned is spending a final leave with her P lb g . & H tg . C o. at 7:30. ^ ith OLD TIM E SPEED Sunday is the Communion day parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ma­ at 1444 Court Place for the Young Ladies’ sodality in loney, before receiving _ her dis­ charge from the navy in Decem­ DENVEB, COLORADO the 9 o’clock Mass. TAbor 3385 MA. 2310 ber, Since her return after 18 Mrs. Mary Hotra was hostess months’ duty in Hawaii, she has H. BOBMCK Rm . Phon* — EAxt MIC to the Room Mothers’ club in her been stationed at the naval hos­ .T R Y T H IS . home Oct. 18. After the meeting, pital in Oakland. She has been in Tailor & Furrier the women enjoyed a game of Stove and Furnace the service since 1942. 3 3 8 15th St. MOST POPULAR FAMILY 318 cards. Prizes were won by Mrs. T. Sgt. Joseph Hoffman, son of Olivar L, Thompson Caniar iStli and Tramoat A GAL. Parts Still Available Rosella Olson and Mrs. Roger Mar­ Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hoffman, re­ LAUNDRY SERVICE . . . —Don’t Walt tinez. Luncheon was served. The ceived his honorable discharge O’Brien, whom he married last T A . 0 5 0 5 May 29, shortly after his return GEO. A. PULLEN next meeting will be at the same from the army air force Oct. 12 in address, with Mrs. Alberico as Sai} Bernardino, Calif. Joe was in to the States following 30 months FLUFF-DRY FALBY’S hostess. of overseas duly in the Pacific with S to v e & F n m a c e the service two years and eight Optometrist and Optician the 39th General hospital. All fist work (table linen, bed linen snd kiteben linen) weshed, ironed PAIM — HARDWARE — GUSS months, serving eight months over­ Repair Company tnd reedy for u k . seas as an aerial engineer, Thompson attended the Blessed 82 Broadway PE. 2940 1U3 Liwnat* StrMt Sacrament grade school and Regis Helen Walsh TABOR ISJl DENVER COLO. Symphony la Faatnro T.B Sam Chavez, son of Mr. Handkerclfiefs Ironed ...... Ic each and Mrs. Sam (3havez, also re­ high. At the latter school he was Aiaoeltte outstanding in campus activities Shirts Finished ...... 8c extra Yoang Danvar Pianist ceived his honorable discharge W. R. JOSEPH from the army Oct. 12 at Fort and athletics. He was fullback on All other srticlee neatly folded and ready for ironinx, the teams of ’28 and ’29, won the ^ E S EXAMINED Logan. He was in the service al­ or, as many do . . . they mey be used without ironins. Eugene Gash, gifted young Den­ elocution medal in his senior year, Phoii* TAbor 18S0 most three years, two years and 12 pounds for only______took' part in dramatics, and in his i ver pianist, will be soloist with the five months of which were served 31S.aX0 HaJoitie BMt' ^ year in the college organized the 7c tif Each Additional Ponnd Denver Symphony orchestra in its overseas as a mail clerk. Regis Crooners, a quartet that Cpl. Bud Lievens, son of Mr, RROOKS RUTTON second concert of the season at 8:30 appeared in various Catholic func­ p.m. Oct 30 in City auditorium. He and Mrs. John Lievens of Louviers, tions in Denver. & PLEATING CO. Or, If You Like Your Entire Bundle Finished will play the Liszt “ No. 1 (Concer­ received his discharge from the J. t SECORO, Prop. In 1930 h is. family moved to Button* Covered, Hemstitching, Aik for Our Family Finish Service to,” a brilliant display piece for army Oct. 12. He was in the army Providence, and Thompson com­ piano, with the orchestra, 46 months, 42 of which were spent Nail Heads, Belts, Buckle* pleted his college work in the Bos­ Mail Order! Filled Promptly Paul Caston, musical director in the Pacific theater. ton university school of law. He A card party and social were and conductor, has selected Cesar entered the service in April, 1942, 316 Tabor Bldg.______Denver Franck’s “ Symphony in D. Minor” held in the home of Mrs. T, A. and went overseas the following for the major orchestral work of Koldeway Oct. 23 for the benefit October. of the Altar and Rosary society. the program. Mr. Caston also will TThe 39th General hospital, with Mrs. Albert Singer, Mrs. Jerry T A bor 13 9 3 1721 Lawnrenre conduct the orchestra in the first which he served as first sergeant, CITY-ELITE LAUNDRY Rooney, and Mrs. J. E. Nicholas Denver presentation of John Chris­ was stationed at Auckland, New "The Finest Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service topher Smith’s “ Miniature Suite,” were hostesses with Mrs, Kolde­ Zealand, and later on Saipan. It COAL 2701 LAWRENCE ST. arranged by Harl McDonald. way. ALL POPULAR GRADES Specializing in Quality Plumbing and was remarkable for the number of 4901 E. Colfax 1462 York St. 1801 Champa St. Catholics in its personnel, with an ALSO STOKER COALS Heating Repairs average of 60 per cent belonging to the Church. The Catholic chap­ R aj Coal Co. lain was the Rev. John McNulty, a PE, 4604 1165 So. Penn. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS SLATTERY & COMPANY Seccion en Castellano native of Pocahontas, Pa., who re- PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Por el Revdo. Antonio Sagrera, CR.T. 1726 MARKET STREET JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONB KEYSTONE 1441 APOSTOLICIDAD IGLESIA ROMANA, como la mis grande, la m&s antigua y la m&s DELAIGLESIA conocida de todas, fundada por los (Continuaeion) dos gloriosos Apdstoles Pedro y iPENSABAN TAMBIfiN LOS Pablo. (Ill, 111, 2) SANTOS PADRES DE LOS PRI- Y en el libro IV, dice todavla: SOLEMN NOVENA REUPHDLSTER MEROS SIGLOS DEL CRIST- “ Nosotros dehemos obedecer a los sacerdotes de la Iglesia, porque lANISMO QUE LA VERDA- — "u e fr ------Recover 2 Plece»— Frieze DERA IGLESIA DEBIA SER ellos son LOS SUCESORES AP0ST6LICA? LOS APOSTOLES.” (IV Adv. and Tapestry— $55 and np Haer. XXVI, 2) to Pues eso mismo pensahan, porque en sus escritos bacen referenda TERTULIANO: “ Vosotros los COLORADO continuaraente al caricter "Apos- que justamente andais soHcitos por LPHOLSTCRY CO. tolico” de la doctrina y misidn de vuestra salvacidh; ID A LAS ’ Phone la Iglesia. y as( empezando por: IGLESIAS APOST6LICAS. Si 2457-59 16th St. SAN KJNACIO M. leemos en una Acaya ho est& distante, ten&is la Iglesia de Corinto. Si estais cer- Trellises and Garden Furniture de BUS cartas mandadas a los Crist- Our Lady of the GL 2304 ianos de Tralia, quo les dice que su quita de Macedonia, teneis las Iglesia, esta constituida en el Iglesias de Filipo y la de Tesalon- “CARACTER AP0ST6LIC0.” ica. Si vais al Asia, alia ten&is la de Y SAN IRENEO Anade: “Si Efeseo. Si os encontr&is en las cer- SAVE COSTLY FUEL BILLS THIS WINTER entre nosotros se presents alguna canias de Italia, teneis a Roma . , . controversia o disputa acerca de la PRIMERA ENTRE TODAS alguna cuestion, ;no deberemos LAS IGLESIAS AP0ST6LICAS." Miraculous Medal •INSULATE .ift JohHS-Kanville nosotros acudir a las m&s antiguas (De praescriptionibus adv. haer. Iglesias, en donde vivieron los XXVI) Apostoles, para tomar y aprender Y en otro lugar: “ Nosotros no YOUR HOME " ROCK WOOL de EUa, la doctrina verdadera y tonemos mas que demostrar que Waterproofed , . . Pneumatically Installed salvadora?” (Ill Adv. Haer. 20, nuestra doctrina . . . toma su ori- III) Y en otra parte menciona LA gen, se deriva de las ensefianzas Nine Consecutive Days NO DEPOSIT DE LOS APOSTOLES, y por con- First Payment siguiente queda demostrado que Later HAUti BROS. cualquier otra doctrina tiene su R. H. Kimball Co. origen en una mentira.” (Id. XXI) of Fervent Prayer aJ I fo“‘ fk ee 419 Midland 5 2 3 6 MARKET En otras palabras: Los Apostoles BOOK Savings Bldg. Eyenlncs TA. 8 3 8 0 no corrumpieron la doctrina de ,Ie- CORN FED MEATS Bucristo, ni las Iglesias Apostolicas nSH AND POULTRY la corrumpieron. La herejfa es siempre una cosa nueva, y por lo 1030 W. Colfax TA'. 72 9 7 mismo una falsedad. CONCRETE FLOOR STAINS SAN JERONIMO: “ Nosotros dehemos vivir y morir en esta COLORFLEX PLUS— No peeling or blistering— water Iglesia que FUE FUNDADA POR CATHEDRAL proof, LOS APOSTOLES, y dura hasta el BRICK STAIN— White and all colors. No peeling- presente dfa.” blistering— no checking— but water-proof. SAN CIPRIANO: “ Ese Novacl- ano que predica y ensena y dogma- Materials Only or the Joh Complete tiza, no es ni miembro de.la Iglesia, ni es Obispo tampoco; porque des- preciando la tradicidn Evan^&lica Sunday, Hovember 4th, y Apostdlica, se ordend a al mismo, DENVER BRICK STAIN CO. ha nacido de si mismo, sin suceder CHerry 1083 1455 Fox St. a nadie.” (Ep. 76 ad Magnum) (CoDlinoarA) to Monday, Hovember 12th

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