Member of ‘Audit Bureau of Cireulationi NATIONAL ST. FRANCES CABRINI SHRINE PLANNED 1 \ ContenU Copyrighted by the Cetholie Press Society, Inc. 1946—Permission to reproduce, Except on Articles Otherwise Marked, given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Orphan Summer Camp I Near M L Loekeut Will r 1 DENVER CATHOUC Be Site of Memorial

Special Ceremonies This Sunday to Lanneh REGISTER PnjecI in Honor of Fits! U. S. Can­ The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. Wo ■ Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller onized Citizen Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. (8 cents per copy) The first steps in a local program to make the Mt. St. VOL. XLI, No. 50. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1946. $1 PER YEAR Francis summer camp a national shrine to St. Frances Cabtini will be launched this Sunday afternoon in special ceremonies at the camp, situated near Lookout mountain. The Queen of Heaven Aid society, an organization of lay women who help in the work of the Missionary Servants Only Four of 56 Negro Children of the Sacred- Heart, nuns who run the orphanage founded in Denver by Mother Cabrini, will assist the sisters in the sponsoring of an old-fashioned 'V picnic at the mountain camp to In Vacation School Are Catholic which all Catholics and devotees of St. Frances are invited. High lights of the afternoon will Letter of Thanks to Benefactors Sent to Arcb- include a flag raising at'the camp F estiv a l conducted by a special color guard Jaap bishop by Students; Fr. Yersavel, S .J ., from Lowry Field. It is expected Jos. that nearly ,100 Catholic soldiers Profit Is Directs Annual Glass Johnny Tolan is shown above as ha received flier is also far out in front in point standings, from the field will take part in the the Stars and Stripes sweepstsJses trophy at Lake­ based on prize money earnings, for the season. ceremonies. Benediction of the Wins 2nd side midget auto traek in Denver Jnly 4. Easily Ho is a member of St. John’s parish in Denver. Blessed Sacrament will be held on J Of the 56 children enrolled in St. Peter Claver’s sum­ the leader in popularity at the track, the ex-marine the front porch of the large house, $ 20,000 mer school for Colored children, Denver, only four were + + I + + + + planned by Mother Cabrini, on the Catholics and they were converts of last year, reports the camp grounds. The Rev. John J. Climaxing four days of festivity. C ita tion Klek, chaplain at Lowry Field, Rev. Arthur F. Versavel, S.J., director. will be celebrant of Benediction; Our Lady of Mt. Carmel parish, The sixth annual session, which was held in the C.M.E. Irate Fans and Pop Bottles Haunt Racer Members of the Mother Ig­ Denver, brought its annual bazaar Commander Joseph A. Jaap, Cleaves Memorial school, 2222 Marion street, was brought natius guild of the Queen of Hea­ to a close Aug. 4 with a net profit former member of St. Louis’ par­ to a formal close July 29 with a picnic held at the Rocky ven Aid will serve refreshments, of $20,000. but families are asked to pack ish, Englewood, has been awarded Mountain park in North Denver, a high light o£ the year for Circling Midget Track at 85-m.p.h. Clip their own lunches. Dinners will be The Rev. Gaetano Del Brusco, the navy’s second highest award, many children. served to soldiers present for the O.S.M., pastor, reported that the ] The following letter of appre­ proceeds of this year’s festival ■' the Legion of Merit medal, for By Rev. Edward A. Breen occasion. ciation to all the benefactors of he thinks that Denver fans Denver at 42 South Broadway. The Beautiful Mountain Grotto brought to $100,000 the total set meritorious service as commander Betty Sedlmayer What does it feel like to hit the are the moat demonstrative that he racer is not yet finished, but aside for building a new grade the school was sent by the children stretch at 80-85 miles an hour in a has ever encountered. He does The center of attraction at Mt. of United States naval forces in to Archbishop Urban J. Vehr: Johnny is enthusiastic about what St. Francis camp is a beautiful school and a-high school for tha the Azores from December, 1944, to midget auto racer? not mind it so much, he says, ex­ he expects it to do some day. North Denver parish. Plans to Become St. Peter Clarer cept after the races—when he is With the end of the season in stone' grotto erected in 1929 in September, 1945. Summer school, Not so good, says Johnny Tolan, honor of Mother Cabrini. The The present overcrowded grade personable young member of St tired and hungry but still has to Denver, Johnny will travel to the school had an enrollment of 340 The citation, awarded on' the air­ 2222 Marion street, remain at the track for an hour or coast, where an-- ambitious young gp"otto, a semi-replica of the famous Denver 5, Colo. John’s parish, Denver, when you Grotto of Lourdes, with statues of last year. To extend its facilities craft carrier, U £ S . Rendova, Sister of Mercy see an irate fan leaning out of the so to “tell how I did it’’ and to racer can compete seven days t an enlarged school will be built July 26, 1946. autograph pictures. the Blessed Mother and St. Berna­ cites Ck)mmander Jaap for his stands ahead with a pop bottle in week if he is of the mind to do so dette, is situated directly above a as soon as materials are available. His Excellency, Most Rev, his hand, while the crowd boos its The local scene is picking up, how­ “superb leadership and superior After four years of employment High Man in Points natural spring, which St. Frances Plans are also under way for executive ability commanding the Urban J. Vehr, D.D., heart out because you have just ever, with the opening this week of Xavier Cabrini discovered in 1912 erection of a parochial high in the circulation department of Denver, Colo. had to nudge another racer a The handsome young ex-marine a new track at Fort Collins and U. S. naval forces in the Azores in the Register plant. Miss Betty at 26 is a veteran racer. Today when she visited the spot to plan school, the first for the parish. such a manner as to merit the little bit to get around him. the opening of another in Colorado the country establishment. Many At present a junior high school, in­ Sedlmayer, the eldest of 12 chil­ Most Reverend Dear he is high man in the point staild- Springs scheduled for the near fu­ deep respect and complete co-opera­ dren of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Archbishop: Johnny knows all about both ings at Lakeside, but he admits are convinced that this discovery cluding the ninth grade, is con­ the jeers and the cheers meted out ture. ducted as a step toward inaugura­ tion of all allied forces operating Sedlmayer of Denver, will resign Our St. Peter Claver sum­ that his first race, on a Brighton Johnny Tolan Club? was miraculous. in the area.’’ next week to join the Sisters of mer school comes to a close by Denver racing fans, for he is track in 1938, left something to be The mountain summer camp re­ tion of the full secondary school. currently in his fourth season of As for the “Johnny Tolan Club” presents many hours of labor on 2 n(] High Award Mercy in Council Bluffs, la. Miss this morning, July 26. We desired in the way of technique. proposed by an anonymous fan in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel school Sedlmayer, a graduate of Pres­ wish to express to Your Ex­ burning up the midget track at He won the race, although he the part of the nun-companions of is staffed by the Servants of Mary This is the second high award Lakeside park. His experiences a Denver newspaper column some Mother Cabrini who first came to entation school and of St. Fran­ cellency, to our kind patrons, says it was only because none of weeks ago, the youth has only this of Omaha, Neb. for outstanding service given cis de Sales’ high in 1941, will be Joseph Little, James Finn, have generally been more pleasant the other drivers were willing to Denver, The sisters, assisted by the (with gestures) to say: “No com­ older orphans under their care, All funds for the building proj­ Comdr. Jaap. In April, 1942, he one of seven Colorado girls going Billie Bernard, G. L. Clarke, than the one recounted above, but risk their necks by trying to pass ment!’’^ ect have been realized through an­ was awarded ^he Distinguished him as he swayed back and forth carried virtually all the stone up a to Omaha, the largest group leav­ and to the dear sisters, our + + -1- -h nual bazaars. Chairman of this Flying Cross for his daring rescue ing here for the order in recent sincere thanks for your and across the track. It was some time steep hill to the site of their camp year’s affair, 15th bazaar in the by plane of nine survivors of a their interest in our spiritual in that first race, probably as he building. It is used at present as a years. The names of the other Ave Maria Hour summer camp for the trirls who history of the parish, was Roxie torpedoed tanker, who had been postulants will be released shortly welfare. crossed the finish line, that his Carbone of 3439 Osage. * lost at sea for 12 days. before their departure date. Sept. Very few of ns are Cath­ future was cut out for him. The Stratton Sister are cared for at the Queen, of Comdr. Jaap is the son of Mr. 7. Miss Sedlmayer will spend a olics, but we love God, and we New Feature ou next season saw the St. Francis de Heaven orphanage. and Mrs. J. J. Jaap, 2824 S. Logan vacation in California before en­ have learned through our Sales graduate as a more or less Makes Ready for Direction* to Camp Honrs of Masses Listed street, former parishioners of St. tering the novitiate. summer school to love Him standard fixture on the Denver For those who will be visiting For Holy Day, Aug. 15 Francis de Sales’ parish and now The Sedlmayer family is well better and more. track, where his tremendous popu­ the camp for the first time the fol­ members of St. Louis’ parish, Station KFEL larity of today soon took root. In lowing directions are provided. The following is the Mass Englewood. He attended St. Louis’ known in Presentation parish, We have made up our minds to pray oftener, not to the winter of 1939 he went to the Finland Mission The camp can be reached most eas­ schedule in downtown Denver school and was graduated from where Miss Sedlmayer has held Arrangements have been famous Gilmore track in Los An­ ily by proceeding out West Colfax Annapolis academy in 1932. His various offices in the sodality, and say ugly words, to go to churches for the Feast of the church on Sunday, to obey made by Gene O’Fallon, man­ geles, where he became a member Helsinki, Finland, is the desti­ on highway 40. 'The entrance to the wife and two children live in Cali­ where her mother has been presi­ ager of radio station KFEL in of the equally famous Allen Rac­ Assumption, Aug. 15: dent of the Altar and Rosary so­ our parents, not to quarrel or nation of Sister M. Constantia camp is located on the r ir tt side fornia. Denver, to broadcast the Ave ing team. Metzger, a member of the Sisters of the road about one mile after Cathedral — 6, 7, 8 , 9, 10, + ciety for the past several years. do nasty things, or steal, or Maria hour weekly on his Mu­ Johnny raced two more seasons They reside at 712 Lowell boule­ tell lies; and, we wish you to of the Most Precious' Blood, who entering the Mount Vernon road. 11:30, and 12:15. know that we mean what we tual network station. The Ave in Denver and in California before has been working in Stratton. The It is the ■ first side road off the Holy Ghost—5, 6, 7:15, 8:15, vard. Uncle Sam presented him with a ‘Register’ Employe i«y. Maria hour, now in its 12th nun, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. main highway after entering the 9:15, 10:15, 11:15, and 12:15. 65 Nuns Staff year, features a series of brand new marine uniform. Three Charles Metzger of Moberly, Mo., Mount Vernon highway. State po­ St. Elizabeth’s—6 , 7, 8 , 9, 10, We were hoping to receive dramatized stories based on times in his four years as a ma­ will be one of a quartet of Precious lice will be on the road to direct and 12:15. Is Taken in Death 3 Institutions B bleating from your own the lives of the saints. It is rine the youth went overseas, once Blood Sisters who will leave for travelers and a new sign, provided St. Leo’s—7, 8, 9, and 10. hands, but Father tayt yon produced by the Franciscan with the infantry and twice with the Finland mission in September. (Turn to Paget — Column S) Requiem Mass was sung in Holy Sixty-five members of the Sis­ have no time to tee nt, much Friars of the Atonement, of the marine air corps. The great­ ters of Mercy of the United States, Two members of the little band Ghost church Aug. 7 for Edmund at you detire to do to. Kindly St. Christopher’s Inn, Gray- est part of his time as a flier was have just returned to the com­ William Elliott, who had been an whose mother-house was formerly give ut a blessing from your moor, Garrison, N. Y. spent on patrol duty in both the in Mercy hospital, Denver, now heart, and pray for ut. munity’s mother-house in O’Fallon, employe in the advertising depart­ The program will be aired Atlantic hnd the Pacific theaters. Mo., after seven years of mission­ Chinese Airman Sees ment of the Register for the past staff the latter institution, Pres­ Your grateful pupils of entation school, and St. Joseph’s every Saturday evening at 1,500 Flying Hours ary activity in Helsinki. They are year. St. Peter Claver Summer 10:30 on the local station, Sister Clara Marie and Sister M. The Rev. James Elliott of Gary, high school, Denver. With the School, 1946, When he was discharged from mother-house now in Omaha and and a rebroadcast of the same service after some 1,500 flying Wencesla. Sister Mary Linus, who Ind., brother of the deceased, was BILL HOLMES prog;ram will be made early also returned with them from Fin­ U. S. Backing as Need 1 t celebrant of the Mass. Other ofFi the novitiate in Council Bluffs, the hours, Johnny did not follow the society conducts general hospitals, FRANCES ANN FREEMAN Sunday morning between usual pattern and hurry home to land, will remain in this country. cers of the Ma.ss were the Rev. JOHN W. EVE 4:30 and 5 o’clock. Station The fourth nun leaving for Europe By Rev. J ohn B. Ebel the priesthood in Rome, is a pro­ John Cavanagh, deacon; the Rev, psychiatric .institutions, homes for see the folks. He went to the San the aged and orphans, and social As a result of the school Father KFEL can be found at 950 Francisco race track first to try is Sister Consolata &rtelsmeyer, With the backing of the United fessor in the Chansi seminary. Elmer Kolka, subdeacon; and the kilocycles on the radio dial. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. work centers throughout the West. (Turn to Page 10 — Column S) his luck again with a midget, and, States government, the Nationalist “The Church is different in Rev. William Monahan, master of The Ave Maria hour, broad­ returning to Denver, spent a good Joseph Bertelsmeyer of S t Louis. China,” says the young airman. ceremonies. The Rt. Rev. Mon­ cast by many U. S. stations deal more time in building his own Founded Mission forces in China could drive out the “In Chinese churches the people signor John R. Mulroy and the weekly, has been a powerful racer than in visiting his parents, Sisters M. Wencesla, Clara Communists in from six months to sing at the Mass every day. In Rev. Jerome Welnert were present Nuns of Five States instrument in Catholic Ac­ who operate a hardware store in Marie, and Mary Linus went to a year, declares 2nd Lt. Joseph America, no singing; the people in the sanctuary. tion. There are records of Finland in the summer of 1939, Yiaw Yen Shien, Catholic member just read.” Another difference that Mr. Elliott \Irs a member of the entire families’ entering the and, with Sister M. Kostka, of the Chinese National air force struck him forcibly is that in Knights of Columbus, Denver Church through the medium founded a mission in the Finnish being trained at Lowry Field, Den­ China no collections are taken up council 539. He had come to Colo­ To Attend Vocal Clinic of these inspiring broadcasts I capital under the jurisdiction of ver. at Mass. The Church is supported rado for his health, and had been of the saints’ lives. the Most Rev. William Cobben, Lt. Yiaw comes from an old by fields owned by the parish, and a patient in Glockner hospital, Vicar Apostolic of Finland. For Catholic family converted 100 by yearly contributions from the Colorado Springs, for several More than 125 persons will at­ braska, and Oklahoma, in addition .six years they cared for orphaned to Colorado. Story Wins years ago in Chansi province, people, in China, too, the people years before coming to Denver. tend the Catholic Vocal clinic to and needy children in the war- China. He has a sister who is a do not take their places by famihea Surviving are his mother, Mrs. be held at Cathedral high school, Teachers, religious, laymen and T ridden country. Denver, Aug. 19 to 23 under the laywomen, choir directors — all National Prize nun and an uncle who is a Jesuit Mary Elliott, who came here from Sister Kostka visited the United priest and is himself a zealous lay Crawfordsville, Ind., for the Fu­ direction of Dr. Harry W. Seitz, who have to do with church and States last summer to seek help president of the National Catholic school singing—will be benefited apostle, planning to start a re­ neral Mass; and two brothers. Fa­ in carrying on the work of the ligious discussion club for the Chi­ ther Elliott and Paul Elliott. In­ Music Educators’ association. Sis­ and inspired at the course by the mission, and on her return was ters are registered for the clinic musical leadership and rich ex­ JiBIlEE lUG. Id nese students at Lowry Field, terment will be in Crawfordsville, accompanied by Sister Tharsilla. Buddhist as well as Catholic, as Ind. from New Mexico, Kansas, Ne- perience of Dr. Seitz. In the autumn they opened an Director in Archdiocexe English preparatory school that soon as an expected new contin­ At the request of Cardinal Ed­ ’The golden jubilee of Sister gent arrives. •'Uncover^ Rembrandt- Mary Ignatius Orr will be observed has at present an enrollment of 80. ward Mooney, Archbishop of De­ children in the primary, first, and Lt. Yiaw’s sister has been in troit, Dr. Seitz left his position at Mercy hospital, Denver, Thurs­ religion for 10 years and is a day, Aug. 15. The Rev. J. P, second grades. Sister Kostka, di­ Denver Cathoiie Has with the public school system to rector of the growing school, re­ teacher in the mission schools. His ! become director of music educa­ Trudel, S.S., chaplain, will offer uncle, Father Chang Ming Ching, the Community Mass at 6 o’clock ceived a degree from the Univer­ tion in the Archdiocese of Detroit. sity of Helsinki last spring. ___ S J., who received his training for He has given courses at the Uni­ for the jubilarian. versity of Illinois, Ohio State uni­ A Solemn Mass of Thanksgiv­ Unusual Oecupation versity, the University of Cincin­ ing will be celebrated in the hos­ nati, Cornell university, Columbia pital chapel a t . 9 o’clock by the Catholic Knights Organized university, and the Austro-Amer- Rev. Edward J. Morran. S J.. as­ By Millard F. Everett Chief Sitting Bull. They were ican con.servatory at Salzburg, sisted by the Rev. John Moran, “Uncovering’’ a Rembrandt ori­ brought in by a descendant of the Austria. An authority on the boy deacon, and the Very Rev. John Buttimer, C.SS.R., subdeacon. The ginal is the unique experience of a famous Indian warrior. Allied to voice and the singing of adoles­ In State hy Fr. Hewlett Denver Catholic, Vincent Luther cents, Dr. Seitz has much to offer sermon will be delivered by the this were the pictures framed for Rt. Rev. Monsignor William M. of 540 Logan. It came about this teachers and directors alike. ington, he went to the Bishop’s way. A New York man brought a a cook for General Custer. They Higgins of St. Philomena’s church, (One of a eeries of lyficfes based The clinic course will include vo­ on the autobiography of Father house to arrange for a leave of ab­ Rer..brandt canvas to him to frame. were given to the cook by the cal pedagogy covering the teach­ The clergy will be present in the general. sanctuary. William J. Hewlett) sence. The famous painter had the bad ing of voice, adolescent boy voice, The Catholics Knights of Amer­ Bishop in Dilemma habit of painting on both sides of and vocal f&ults and how to cure Miss Anna Marie Orr was bom Mr. Luther has shipped frames in Emmittsburg, Md., the daugh­ ica, pioneer Catholic fraternal as­ He found Bishop Matz in a state a canvas. It was a tricky job to not only all over the United them. In choral work the reading sociation in the United States, were of vexation. Father John J. Don­ Yiaw Yen Shien frame the canvas so that both States, but also to many parts of of material suitable for various ter of Nicholas and Joanna Orr. Alice Smith, a daughter of Mr. The family moved to St. Joseph, once a very live organization in nelly, pastor of St. Francis de sides would show, but Mr. Luther the world, to such widely separated phases of choral work in grades and Mri. Charles E. Smith, Sr., of the state of Colorado. Their local Sales’ parish in Denver, was dan­ in church as they do here; the accomplished it satisfactorily. points as Paris and the Philippines. and high schdbl will be taken up. Mo., where Anna Marie attended 530 University boulevard, Denver, (Turn to Paget — Column 6) founder, and leading spirit for gerously ill, and the Bishop could women and girls occupy one side A similar job he has just now One of these shipments was a set Luncheon Reierration* hat won first prize in the newt many years, ■was Father Hewlett. not decide whom to choose as his of the church, and the men and in his shop at 624 E. 6th avenue of handcarved frames sent to Sar­ Anyone wishing to make lunch­ story contest, high school division, In 1883, Father Hewlett dropped successor. Rumors that sev­ boys the other. is framing a leaf from an ancient dinia at the order of Gen. John F. eon reservations is asked to call Fr. GoRway Will Give (■ in the annual Catholic School in, as an onlooker, on the supreme eral unsuitable candidates were The name of Lt. Yiaw’s pariah Psalter so that both sides will Curry, Catholic officer currently Sister Anastasia at TAbor 1421. Press Association competition, llie council of the Catholic Knights, be­ waiting to apply for the pastorship church in China is the same as show. It is made of goatskin, is heading air development in Col­ -f + Hr -t- story was an interview with Fa­ Annual Regis Retreat ing held that year in St. Louis. He had further irritated the prelate. that of the church he attends most some three feet long and 'nearly orado. ther John J. Regan, army chaplain, returned to his Central City par­ “He offered me the position,” frequently in Denver, St. James.’ two feet wide, and has illuminated 2 Masses on Sunday and appeared in “Hi-Pal,’’ Ca­ Tha Vary ,Rav. DaDial H. ish fired with enthusiasm for the Father Hewlett relates, “and aslc^ ’The size and general appearance letters and the old Gregorian nota­ HANDCARVED FRAMES ARE UNIQUE thedral high school publication. Conway, S.J., ractor of St- young organization, chartered only me to accept it as a favor to him­ of the two churches are almost tion. At Evergreen Chapel Mist Smith was graduated from Mary’a collaga, St. Mary*, three years before in Kentucky. self. He could tell all applicants, alike, he says. Of the 300 inhabit­ FRAMED TOMAHAWKS Mr. Luther’s system of produc­ Cathedral high last June. This it Kan*., will conduct tha an- So well did he sell the social and then, ^ a t the place was filled. ants of the village, about 80 are OF SITTING BULL ing handcarved frames adapted to Evergreen.—On Sundays, during the first time a national first prime nual ratraat for Jeinit icho- insurance benefits of the society “He mentioned no names and Catholics. ’The lieutenant’s brother Mr. Luther has framed at least pictures of various types an^ the remainder of August, there of this kind was awarded to a Ca­ lastic* and brothar* baginning that in 1884 there were enough laid no command upon me, but he operates the family farm, and with 4Q paintings by artists who are periods is unique in Denver. He will be two Masses in the Ever­ thedral student. Aug. 8 at Regi* in Denver. branches in Colorado to form a parried my objections and argued him live also the lieutenant’s wife, i^knowledged masters. He does does framing of all kinds, but green Chawl of Christ the King. There are five other children in Father Conway i* a native of state council. For many years his case so well that I yielded and mother, and another sister. He was '.S special work for the Denver Art specializes in the unusual. Repair­ Masses will be at 8 and at 10 the Smith family. Two older girls, Durango and is an alumnus thereafter the priest went to the accepted the provisional appoint­ married four years ago to a Cath­ museum and many artists of the ing and refinishing antique frames o’clock, according to an announce­ Kathleen and Mary Frances, are of the college. It is expected national assemblies as state rep­ ment .” olic girl. West. Western items are probably are two of these, and tney some­ ment made by the Rev. Barry J. graduates of Cathedral high, and that a large number of scho- resentative. “Happily, Father Donnelly got Lt. Yiaw has great plans to the largest single division of art times cause unusual difficulties. Wogan of Golden, pastor. Sally is a sophomore there. Charles lastms and brothers from In 1913 Father Hewlett pre­ well, and has lived and labored all carry out when he returns home. cared for in the shop. They are Chemicals used in paints 50 years There will be one Mass, at 10 and Bob attended Regis. Bob en­ other part* of the Missouri pared for a journey to the nation’s these years to the immense advan­ Everyone who works on the farm, not all pictures, however. One of or so ago occasionally persist in o’clock, on the Feast of the As­ tered service in the navy in- the province will bring the num­ capital, where the Catholic Knights tage of his parish and to the great he declares, is going to have to the oddest jobs he ever did was coming through modern Hnishes sumption, Aug. 15, in the Ever­ war*before completing hit course ber of men attending the re­ had scheduled their annual confer­ joy4and thankfulness of his pro- attend high school. Education it framing tomahawks once owned by (Turn to Paget — Column A) green cbapeL | there. treat to abont 60. ence. Before taking off for Wash­ (Turn to Page t — Column 4) | (Turn to Page t — Column t) PAGE TWO Office, 988 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, August 8, 1946 U TH O U C KNIGHTS ORGANIZED M riirif ||||SP|T II SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER [ IN COLORADO BY FR. HOWLETT ",r„ “ „ ™ V „ " f VACATION READING Qioiee of Served From Four Entree* 11 A.M. to [ (Continued From Page One) friend in Bethlehem academy, and SUGGESTIONS visional successor. I say this not this friend brought up what now Complete 5 P.M. Onlr seemed to be a favorite subject. At as a mere form, but as an expres­ this point Father Hewlett asked LIGHT OF THE STARS TOST. sion of greatest saisfaction.” [Fa- whether "there was a conspiracy JUBME lUG. If INDIVIDUALLY DAKED OHIDKEN PIE teer, later Monsignor, Donnelly, on. foot to transplant me from Col­ HUNAN HARVEST died in 1944.1 orado to Kentucky.” But this (Choice Hilk'Fed (Ihieken in Rich, Natural Gravy (Continued From Page One) After a leisurely trip to Wash­ time, when he learned that the (Continued From Page One) PREFACE TO RELIGION ington, Father Hewlett fulfilled with Freih Carden Vcfetables) through the kindneaa of Harold sisters had some ^ itip g they St. W trick’s school, taught by the ROAD FROM OLIVET his duties as Catholic Knights of wished to entrust to him, he prom Sisters of St. Joseph. In later ROAST SIRLOIN OF REEF Riley of the Outdoor Advertising America delegate and accomplished ised to think it over. years the parents with their six KINGDOM OF JE SU S. Co., will mark the entrance. The some extensive sight-seeing and When he returned to his home children made their home in With Grevy, Partley, New Potatoe* and Buttered String Bean* road into the camp has been im­ visiting. He clasped President Wil­ diocese Father Hewlett found Fa­ Beattie, Kans. ALL YOU WHO ARE ^URDENED son’s hand, saw the nation’s law­ proved recently. ther Donnelly well on the road to Entered Religion in 1893 Include*:, Soup or Cocktail Hot Roll* Salad makers in action, called on Card­ recovery. Although he had by now The flag for the ceremonies inal Gibbons in Baltimore (who Miss Orr entered religion in the Desiert Choice of Drink* Sunday hu been donated by '.the dismissed the idea of taking the mother-house, then in Denver, was not at home), and viewed Kentucky post, letter^^frem Moth Ladies’ auxiliary of the Veterans dotens of famous sites in the Dec. 31, 1893; she was received of Foreign Ware. Praxedes and from u e Bishop of on July 26, 1894, and made her CLOSED AUG. 15TH R eitauniit region. Louisvilla himself decided him to A l a ^ marble statue of Mother The homeward jaunt to Denver profession of holy vows^Aug. 16, Feast of Assumption Cabrini has been ordered from broach the matter to Bishop Mats. 1896. u 615 17»> also was broken by fremient stops, This he did at the priests’ retreat. M Italy and will be erected at the for the priest had a wide acquain­ Sister M a^ Ignatius has passed ^ Beitceen Welton and camp with special ceremonies The Bishop’s reply, as given “in 50 years in religion, through . h tanceship. His pause in Kentucky substance” by Father Hewlett, was Calijomitt Su. when it arrives. The camp already pioneer and modem epochs, labor­ has a life-sited, statue of S t Fran­ proved decisive in his remaining this: _ span of life. ing in the works of mercy in 400 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSIC cis Xavier, after ■ whom Mother "I know you are not getting a Colorado. She taught in St. Jo­ James CiURKt Cabrini took her religious name. There he learned of the death of living in .Loveland, and our seph’s school. Denver, and in' St. an old friend, Father Drury, chap­ B u i Traniportatioa AvailabU ivar arrangements are a thing Mary’s academy, Durango; 1894- lain of Sisters of Loretto mother- of the past. 1 know that you like Bemdquarters far Arrangements have been made 1902; was appointed mistress of CHURCH house in Loretto. Ky. His infor­ to write and I have no more for you novices, which office she held for to provide bus transportation to mant, another old friend, Father to do in that line; and so if you ARTICLES OF DEVO'nON the mountain picnic if a sufficient eight years; and was elected CHURCH FURNISHINGS Deppen, suggested that Father wish, you may go to Loretto for a mother assistant, 1910-13, after BOOKS FOR THE CATU- GOODS number of people are interested. Hewlett apply for the job. ’The The round trip can be made for while. I am willing to give you an which she entered the school of OUO LAiTY AND CLERGY Denver cleric scouted the idea—he indefinite leave of absence. I will nursing; she was graduated in the HOUSE one dollar. Those interested should was pastor in another diocese and not give you an exeat, but you may 'I call Mrs. O’Byme at SP, 6666 or class of 1916, and is a registered not free to make a change or stay long enough to do any writing nurse from the State Board of Mrs. Schlereth at GL. 6740 to promise one. they want done, and then come make reservations before Friday Nurse Examiners. Her next as­ Offered Chaplaincy back to Colorado. Do as you please signment was as superior of Mercy evening. Further information con­ in the matter.” cerning the trip can be secured He passed on to Lorettb to visit hospital, Durango, for six years, from either of these women. a numoer of nun-friends, and some End* Work in Colorado when she was elected mother of his former parish girls, now in Consultation with f r i e n ds superior of the Sisters of Mercy novitiate. Again it was proposal prompted Father Hewlett to deter- of Colorado; she served two con that he assume the chaplaincy, this miqe pn a three-year trial as i secutive terms. Appointed super­ The Denver Catholic time by Mother General Praxedes. chaplain. Knowing Kentucky sum intendent of nurses at the Mercy ? Father Hewlett gave the standard mers from his seminary days, how hospital school of nursing, Resrister reply. ever, he wisely deferred his depar Denver, she was stationed here for Ol^WCTIVEK 12 years. She is still active, de­ FOR THE SAFETY OF YOUR GOODS, USE Another visit was to a priest- ture until autumn. A Passionist Published Weekly by the priest was serving the sisters’ reli­ voting her time to work in the Distinctive Quality JOHNSON SERVKa: ON EVERY MOVE Catholic Press Society, Ine. gious needs in the meantime. hospital. The late Rt. Rev. Monsignor STORAGE RE-ST\XING MOVING - PACKING - STORAGE 938 Bannock Street, Denver, "Such is the history of my com Francis M. Orr, LL.D., of the Colo. ing to Loretto,” says Father Hew­ CLEANING ' REPAIRING 221 BROADWAY DENVER, COLO. lett. He was closing his career as Leavenworth diocese, was her Subscription: SI Per Tear a Colorado missioner extraordi brother. Bonded Metsenger Service 15 2 7 S O P E A R L nary except ior one brief stint Relatives expected to attend the Entered as Second Class Matter in Estes Park in 1915. jubilee are her sister, Sister Mary at the Post OCice, Denver, f Nicholas, stationed at Mercy hos­ Arriving in Loretto in 1913, Fa Colo. pital, Denver; Mrs. Thomas J. Orr ther Hewlett learned that the sis­ Denver; Sister Mary Mark Orr, St PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ters’ prayers may have had some­ Mary college, Xavier, Kans.; Dr thing to do with his coming; and Mrs. Francis N. Orr, Brighton ART DUSIIfESS “Mother Praxedes told me that the j i T m T III.; and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Orr f sisters were praying to the Little Denver. Friends are cordially in \ Flower for a suitable successor to vited to attend the Jubilee Ma.ss (Continued From Page One) the good Father Drury, but she Sisters from various schools and i and either spot or wrinkle the added: ‘I think I am the Little houses of the Omaha province will later paint. Flower who got you to come! be guests of the local sisters. The decorative scheme in mod­ The wisdom of it all will be known em homes brings many requests only in eternity.” A.B.C. DOLL SHOP 'P x cfia U Funeral Service for different frames. Black was At Loretto the priest had time popular in older days; it just does to study and to prepare Jor the New Dolls and Toys not suit the light treatment in press the story dealing with the DoU Repairing houses of today. Mr. Luther makes Catholic pioneers of Kentucky, Lacquer Refinishing REGARDLESS OF YOUR AGE special effort to fit the frame which he had drafted in Colorado. ■ DOLL WIGS to the picture so that it blends in This opus was printed in the Louie Religious Statues Repaired with and enhances the canvas, ville Record under the title of 7n the Old Days. 1515 Arapohoe MA. 7617 T h . W HITE CROSS, through Iho Boulevard rather than, as some frames do, at­ tract interest to the frame itself pm vtR nmcsTMAiMiiK Mortuary, offers you a SingIe*Premium or to the detriment of the picture. \ G«urff« r. Rock, Prc«jd«nl One-Pay Plan for the purchase of a Pre-ar­ His use of two or more colors in JOE’S SKELLY ranged Funeral Service at any price you frames, of antique finishes, and of ClliSl FLO t <1 choose. The rates quoted below are for a tones in one color are of special SERVICE $500 s e rv ic e .' note. JOX FARRANKOPF. Prop. Auto Body and Fender WOODEN SHOES LEARNED TRADE (MEMBER ST. LOUIS' PARISH) AT 110 W EEKLI^ REPAIRING AND PAINTING SEES NEEO FOR IVetc Location FREE ESTIHATa TIME PAYMENTS FOR SHOWER AT AGE PREMIUM AGE PREMIUM Much of the treatment he has 20 ...... $163.86 45 ...... $262.20 developed himself. A graduate of 134 So. Broadway SWAYNE-WIMBUSH SILVER FRONT SHOE REPAIRING 2S ...... 177.52 50 ...... 292.38 *R*t«t on Inter- Sacred Heart high school, he got PE. 9737 880 BANNOCK TA. 8113 30 ...... I93.7S 55 ...... 325.54 a job with a picture framer nearly WE TERAT YOU RIGHT (■•llhit FORDS SUM, Itlt m*di*t* or ad­ 11 years ago. It was depression I . S. 123116lliSt. MA.9860 35 ___ 213.07 6 0 __ ...... 360.48 vanced *9*t quot- times, and the salary was only $10 40 ...M..M..... 235.77 65 ..... ___ 395.74 •d on t*qu«sl. a week. After eight years the wage had risen to $16 weekly. Since a (Continued From Page One) important because it makes life This W HITE CROSS Pre- W HITE CROSS also offers further increa,*e was denied, Mr. Luther decided to start his own less difficult, he say*. To carry arranged Service Plan may you a specified 24-M o n th s - shop. He had high' hopes and a out his plan, a high school will be purchased with a 20% Pay Plan based on the above stock of 200 feet of'molding. have to be established in the fi ■ down payment, balance pay­ village. rates. Now the shop has overflowed to The village that the lieutenant a able at your convenience. neighbor’s back yard and a calls home is two miles from the building in the rear. When mate­ Cathedral city of Hang Chung, see I rials are available he expects to of an Italian missionary Bishop' build a larger place in which a Priests in the diocese are Italigp variety of modern machines may missionaries and Chinese n a ^ e BOJILEVARD BOULEVAID MORTUARY. be installed. Two men at present clergy; the nuns, too, are Italian 3020 rederal Rlvd.. Dtnvtr are employed full time, another and Chinese. Hang (ihung has a part time, and Mrs. Luther lends I am inlereittd In rtealving mer* Informa­ Catholic academy for girls and a FEDERAL st NORTH SPEER a willing hand to the busy trade. dispensary conducted by the nuns. tion about th* WHITE CROSS Plan, a* adver­ More tnan 7,500 pictures are tised in the Catholic Regiittr. The boys attend the government MRS. JAS. P. McCONATY framed yearly in the shop. high school in the city. There is JAS. F. AAcCONATt JOS. P. McCONATY also a seminary in Hang Chung conducted by the Jesuit Fathers. The first Catholic missionaries Addrest...... came to this part of China 150 years ago. Of the 800,000 people RECAP NOWin this territory, 100,000 are Cath­ olics, the rest being Buddhists. i : Of the Buddhista, who have their ancestors and the kings and heroes rntm um ii of China as gods, only the women go to the pagan temples. The re­ TRUCK QUAUTY m t a ligion evidently has no hold over the men. On the other hand, among Chinese Catholics, everyone at­ tends Mass regularly, men as well as women. All Chinese Catholics, says Lt. Yiaw, receive Communion in a body on four days in the year: Christmas day. Ascension day, ‘ ‘S'.V.V-’ Mother’s day, and Father’s day. The lieutenant, as a boy, served daily at Mass for 13 years. Lt. Yiaw, who has been in the United States 10 months, likes Denver a great deal. He admires the churches of the city, and aays he is happiest when attending Mass on Sunday. In every letter his mother writee she exhorte him FACTORY to go to church. And in every MITHOO reply he report* dutifully that he ia attending Mass regularly which, he says, makes his mother very happy. ALftcr his arrival in Denver, the O f t l y i n o u r shop! Chinese Catholic was troubled about the difficulty in making his Easter duty, since he did not know enough English to make, his Con­ HfluiKinson fession. The difficulty was solved H ERO ES A r e M a d e - when the Rev, Clifford King, S.V.D., famous Chinese mission­ ary, came to Denver on a visit. As an example of the terrific N O T BORIS! inflation In China, Lt. Yiaw re­ lates-that although it requires only RECAPFima 50-cent stamp to send an air­ BECOME FAMOUS FOR SALi^DS BY mail letter from here to China, it takes $1,000 in Chinese money to CHOOSING THE SUPER INGREDIENTS Your recaps send an airmail letter from China to the U. S.—the equivalent of a man’s daily wages. Because of the FROM MILLER'S FRUIT AND VEGETABLE inflation, teachers in China re­ BALANCEV ceive from $50,00Q to $80,000 THRILLERS! a month. LIKE A NEW TIRE! Lt. Yiaw, who received his com­ mission at Lowry Field in June, h.t i • MORE MILEAGE will return to China in November STORE HOURS to spend the rest of his life in the • NO SHIMMY Chinese air force. In China, he Miller'* Store* open 'til 9:00 p.m. explains, one joins the army for . ) life. While in Denver, he spends I ■ Saturday* ’til lOtOO p.m. Except JOE KAVANAUGH most of his free time at St. James’ ISth ft Lawrence, open ’til 6:30 church and at the USO-NCCS. p.m.—SatonUy* ’til 9 p.m. LINCOLN AT 7TH where he and his buddies, most of whom have already left Denver, PHONE TA. 12S1 used to make the rafters ring SUPER milBKETSI with their Chinee* coUeg* aoags. TT

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ThnndAy, August 8, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street ^THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE Reinerts at Regis Retreat DRS. LEE C. HANEY & SON k e stitiire Rite OPTOMETRISTS 827 15th ST. . TA. 2690 MemberB Sl Vincent de Paul Parish k And Profession 4 A good name in which the public has faith comes only after years of conscientious service. We are now, as in TatfaiNlral the past, happy to offer our services for the solution of For Franciscans your visual problems.

I Ofndal AJUL ECONOMY Two Franciscsn orders of sisters R««taaranl Mot to CUrk«^ Cbardi OMto in Denver will hold profession and investiture ceremonies next week. Li(M b; Oancaa BIb*^ IMS. in Um tpM u c*dl ^•nr* mURPHV’S AdTtntorM The first will be held Monday, Aug. hi Gwd Bitlnf 0 y j l>fwvrc,CM* 1634 Tremont KE. 4554 BROADWAY AT ELLSWORTH 12, in St. Joseph’s mother-house, OPEN FROM n u oKuvnT n u pakking 11 A.M. T O 2 A M. 2826 W. 32nd avenue. Nine women I f 8 Cool—Air Conditioned will receive the garb of the Poor A REPU TABLE DRUG WEDDINGS PAMILT GROUPS ENJOY THE BEST Sisters of the Perpetual Adoration. One of Den­ STORE F eatnrlng HOOVER-GRADDICK Ten novices of the order will recite ver’s Finest FOOO IN DENVER Colo rado U t Rut Calfas An., D«nnr. Cato. their first profession of vows. DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will Bare and Luncheons F a m o a a HOME PORTRAIT SITTINGS preside at these ceremonies. Moan tain FOR BABIES AND CHILDREN The Archbishop will offer Mass F onntains Lollai al UuMiiina Ueavc* Complete Dinners Trout. STUDIOt KEYSTONE 8654 Aug. 16 at 8:30 o’clock in Mary- for your fa­ K^yrtoM S217 RIB. CHRRRT ITU crest convent, 6200 Federal boule­ For That Late Snack Juicy, Ten­ vard, prior to profession and in­ vorite Soda der Steak*. Open Day and Nite vestiture ceremonies'for the Fran­ Meet Your Friends ciscan Sisters of Penance and o r Sundae, Chop* a n d Christian Charity. The following at Murphy's Fried CAPITOL HILL young women will be invested in Cocktail Chicken Tamales, Chili, Chicken. CAFE the garb of the order: Mary Car- Service. Sandwiches, Our Specialty 735 E. Colfax rdl, St Francis, S. Dak.; Mabel Men^, Alliance, Neb.; and Junice Banqstet Room tor Partier Fine Food$ et Fair Prieee Witte, Minot, N. Dak. Sisters who : l o s e d a l l d a y t u e s d a i will make tteir perpetual vows are Sisters Patricia,' Sister Mari­ anne, Sister Bernard, and Sister Thren of the Reinert fan^ily who attended the members of the Reinert family are in the Society FUR STORAGE of Jeans. They are the Rev. Paul Reinert, dean of $2.00 on $100 Valnation Miriam. On Aug. 17, the following Attf. 2 retreat at Regia college and a fourth mem­ •5 6 9 Gift 6)l(ax novices will profess temporary ber, who conducted it, are pictured above. They the Liberal Arts college of St. Louis univeraity; ; BE SAFE ON THE HIGHWAY ^ ANDRE DE VAJDA vows: Sister Joseph, Sister Ma­ are (left to right) John, a tonj Francii Reinert, and James Reinert, who is currently studying Denver, ^ola 1 4 5 2 ^ York EM. 1857 rion, Sister Kathleen, Sister Eileen, the father; Martin Reinert, grandfather; and the philosophy at the same nniversity. k Let us give you a free estimate on a general k Pk«irttkr^93 “Oaa a< Maat MeSani Par CaM Staraaa and Sister Sylvester. Rev. Carl Reinert, S.J., another ton. Two Other PUato la tha WaaT* ^ check up for your summer driving ^ EX-DENVERITE RECOVERING COMPLETE ENGINE OVERHAUL Sam J. Young, formerly of REGISTRATION SLATED AUG. 19 St. Catherine's BODY and FENDER DEPT. MAllLER TRRim FOURTAIR Denver, is in Hahnemann hospital Free Pick Vp Service Fonotrif Goodrich Book Shop AHD GRIU. in Portland, Ore., recovering from AT HOLY FAMILY HIGH SCHOOL Parish Reports 5 GIFT, BOOK AND a serious illness. PE. 455 RENTAL UBRARY Fine Foods (Holy Family Parish, Denver) the bride, was best man. The 4641 VINER CHEVROLET CO. Bdwy. h 2U< B, Calfaa Opaa Enalnai Oennr'i Pint Poat War Registration of high school pu­ bride was given in marriage by Baptism of 5’^ KM. 4t(l Straamlinad PountaiD I pils, both those who attended last Frank Neis, ner uncle, of Brighton. Car. Ittk A Graat Jaa H. BlaaA Mar. year and those who are entering Following the ceremony, break­ (St. Catherine’* Parith, Denver) for the first time, will be held fast was served for the wedding Recently baptized in St. Cather­ J■^1 ’ 1 Monday, Aug. 19, in the school party in the Olin hotel. Out-of- ine’s were Susan Louise, infant HATHAWAYS from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Freshmen town guests were Mr. and' Mrs. daughterlaug of Mr, and Mrs. Albert ; Suzonne^s \ J. Hamilton, Jr., with Loretto Mc- 4 ' who have already registered need R. L. Skiles of the San Luis valley. THAN LOW BANK INTEREST RATES... 1 : S T A U F F E R S Y S T E M - not come. The entrance exam­ Following a wedding trip to Carls­ Kelley and Frank Marchi, Jr., as f CITY LACE sponsors; Kouise Ellen, infant , M ore Than Just Reducing ^ ination for the freshman class, bad, N. Mex., Mr. and Mrs. Duddy ^ ■ however, will be held Monday will make their home at 1420 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin SEE THE FIRST FOR^. f An txelasiTt. tas7 and inn* mstliod ^ CLEANERS Juza^with Mrs. Beatrice E. Daly ) . of woifht rootrol u d postnro tmv ^ morning, Aug. 26, from 9. to 12 Clarkson street, Denver. ’ raetlaa. ^ UlS Raat Sanath Armac. DaBrar in the school. and William Wagner as sponsors; • SALARY AND • FHA HOME REPAIR AND Miss Skiles is the daughter of JamesV Donald, infant son of Mr. PERSONAL LOANS « MODERNIZATION LOANS ^ Tha Healthful Way to Reducei PHONE TABOR 7907 Duddy-SIciles Rites Mrs. Anna N. Skiles and the late '1 ’ Miss Mary Lorraine Skiles be­ and M<;s. Arthur Bourey, with i ^ Frev Courtoay Trvatnient by Appoint- ^ Henry L. Skiles. Mr. Duddy, is Stella M erton and Cornelius • AUTOMOBILE • FARM MACHINERY 'AA year Appltin^. ) aunt—Only Original Stanffar System CURTAINS CAREFULLY CLEANED came the bride of Eugene Duddy the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene FINANCING LOANS or AulemotWs Oul**, f i| ^ In Denver ' AND RETURNED SAME SIZE-SPE­ Aug. 3, prior to a Nuptial Mass Loehr as sponsors; Roberta Diane, or itop by th« l«nw CIAL CARE GIVEN TO TABLE Duddy, Sr. infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs. • SMALL BUSINESS • HOME APPLIANCE AND ) . CHERRY 1864 . ] LINENS — BLANKETS LAUNDERED Circle Entertained Peter Parna, with Dolores Jiacomo LOANS FURNITURE LOANS ) 414 E. Colfax WITHOUT SHRINKAGE. , St. Bernadette’s circle was en­ and Harvey French as sponsors; ‘You nted not 6« o Jopoutar... Control Now-Way Bonk Crodit is^ ^il i Ladles Only (Oppocita Cathedral) ^ Work Called For and Delivered tertained' recently in the Lake- and Mary Jean, infant daughter of wood Country club at a luncheon Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lauridson, with , \,avoilabla to woryono ... individual*, firm*, butinotSM. and cards. Mrs. L. L. Carroll was Betty Eastin and James Brophy CONSUMER CREDIT DEPT., SECOND FLOOR I hostess. as sponsors. % Barbara Jean and Mildred Joan, The members of the P. A. Bishop ti*s Smart to Shop at the Argonaat daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Gus­ family have just returned frem a The CENTRAL BANK & TRUST CO. Imparted and Domestte Wines tav Lind, were baptized July 28 vacation trip to New York city and the New England states, where 15TH & ARAPAHOE STREETS— DE.n VER COLO. A R C n H A IIT > S K ABOUT o u r f r e e by Father Joseph Koontz. Their H n i l U l ll l U I RECIPE BOOKLET sponsors were Nicholas Rigtio and they visited Mrs. Bishop’s brothers Ruth Waters. and sisters. m534 East Colfax * Free Delivery * Phone CHerry 4566 Father Edward Leyden is a pa­ tient in Mercy hospital. SU Vincent de PauFs Parish St. Mark’s club and the Young Watch Where Friends Meet , . . DOWNING STREET Peoples club of St Vincent de PHARMACY Paul’s church will hold a picnic at Washington Park Mkl. GEORGE H. HILL, Prop. Berkeley park Thursday evening, Repairing HODGE GROCERY Profeuional Pharmacist Aug. 8. Following the lunch at Red & White Food Store IVEIIlirGBIU Phono CHcrrr HIT the park, the party will go to the Bring or Mail Your Watch C. ALFRED HODGE, Proprietoi Ml Downins S t Donoor Choose your fur from our For Free Examination BILL HUGHES, Prop. 2105 East Virginia Ave. Byron a»l Mario WilUatoa COMPLETE LINE OP COSMETICS AND exciting collection . . . and school hall for a social and dance ITtfe anS I^aaklBston MAln tTtT MERCHANDISE at low, low prices! At its last meeting St. Mark’s Estimate Complete Food Service SP. 7505 Under Ntw Hanajtement club decided upon the second Sun­ We Test Every Watch on 598 South Gilpin Meats, Groceries, day of every month (9 o’clock the Western Electric ~lr* Smart to Bs ThrUty* Mass) as its Communion Sunday. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables They also voted to change their PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 16th d; Cnrtu, Denver Mrs. Eugena Duddy meeting dates from the second and MERK’S UI-27 Sth S t, Groolcr fourth Monday evenings to the JAMES GROCERY I4TI-U 8a. Broadway. Kntlewoed celebrated by Father Leo Flynn. second and fourth Wednesday eve­ FRED HELM8WORTH, Prop. DRUG STORE THEY ARE RELIABLE Mrs. Agnes Rose Palmer, sister of nings. FANCY GROCERIES M the bridegroom, was matron of (FORMERLY MAHONEY DRUG) I Luncheon Slated VEGETABLES — FRUITS Prescriptions Acrurstoly Flllad honor, and Harry Neis, cousin of CHOICE MEATS MAY WE SERVE YOUT w St. Lawrence’s circle will meet lev Cream • Fountaia Servtcg at 12 noon Tuesday, Aug. 13, in 1923 E. Kentncky PE. 2478 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7539 the school hall for a dessert lunch­ eon and cards. Hostesses will be 1526 Handicraft Exliibit Miss Mary Becker and Mrs. J. P. Curtis St. TAber 5733 Keneally. Mrs. Ed Regester has just re­ BONNIE VIRAE ARE YOU 5 7 y e a r s O L D ? turned from Portland, Ore., where Slated Aug. lS-16 she was called recently by the Shopping District deaths of her brother and his son- in-law. O linger's Advisory Department would like Denver youngsters will show the Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kennealy results of their efforts in handi­ have returned from a vacation CONOCO PRODUCTS -IIOLTZ- craft classes conducted on the spent at Red Feather lakes. to tell you of the tremendous siving you may summer playgrounds at the annual Lubriratinn, (jir Washing, Batteries RED & WHITE handicraft exhibit to be held Aug. Rerharged, Tire Vulcanizing FRESH MEATS — FISH 15 and 16 at West high school. 80 Columban Fathers make by paying for services in advance of need. MORE FOR YOUR BONNIE BRAE Groreries & Vegetables Under the direction of Harvey Go to Orient Since War MONEY... Safely! M. Meyer, supervisor of crafts of CONOCO SERVICE Your Pstronaze Appreciated ' Belter than aveiaga DELIVERY SERVICE SP. 1*19 the Denver Public schools, a com­ St. Columbans, Neb. — St. 2626 E. Loaiaiana at S. Claytoa plete showing of articles made in earning! on your tav* 724 80. University • PE. 9909 Coluniban’s Foreign Mission so­ ingi. protected by Gov't AT ACE 5 7 handicraft periods on the play­ Insured FHA Loans. grounds will be featured at the ciety headquarters has announced Privilege ol withdrawal Bonnie Brae exhibit. High light of the exhibi­ that within the past eight months al any time. Deposits by Preisser’s Red & White $339.38 NOW tion will be the showing of arti­ 80 missionaries have either left lOlh earn irom iirst day, Dru^ C o. will pay for a 1500 service at time of need cles made by the children depict­ Uail deposits welcome. Grocery and Market ing the life of Buffalo Bill. These for the Orient or are soon to Uave FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES, AND Downtown Prices in the largest group appointments 4IS Majestic Bldg. QUALITY GROCERIES AT articles were featured in a down­ I 219 - 16th SL. Denvat Prescriptions a Specialty or town exhibition during the state­ ever made. Waiting for passage are LOWER PRICES 30 missionaries for China and 12 Free Delivery SProre 4447 Fountain Service wide Buffalo Bill week. 763 So. Univeraity PE. 2255 At 2:30, 4:30, 7, and 8, films on for Burma. In addition, five Sis­ (glumbid. SaV i nds ZStI R. Ohio Ava. (So. Oniv. and Ohio) $7.56 Per Month for only 24 months will pay recreation in Denver will be .shown. ters of S t Columban have sailed i . l: a o LOAN a : s o c 'atiom The exhibit will be open from 1 for China. for a 1250 service at time of need. Thus, a $250 serv­ p.m. until 9 on both dates, and is free to the public. i^OETH CAILORB ice couldn’t cost more than $181.44 on this plan OVER 70 TO ENTER CHESS TOURNAMENT Chopping More than 70 entries are antici­ or pated in the summer playground YCU WILL chess tournament, according to NEW and USED Jack Evans, supervisor of recrea­ Mary Anne Bakeries $t.50 Per Month during your life will pay for a $200 tion of the Denver Public schools. FURNITURE The tournament will include WB BUY. SELL A TRADE Spadalists in service at time of need.' only inter-playground competition 6e* Us First PARTY PASTRIES in preparation for the all-city chess NEVER KNCW tournament, which will be held at SOUTH GAYLORD Z$ Broadwaj 1*24 So, Gaylard East high Aug. 27, 28, and 29. how easily and quickly you can obtain a loan until you FURNITURE CO. SP, 7413 PE. 7315 I Any mortuary may he called for services There will be three divisions, ac­ see us. A phone call bring our representative to 1*SS 8«. Gaylard SP. S4S1 cording to Ilah Fellers, chess in­ your home, or if you call at our office you will receive structor: The playground and junior divisions, with the play­ immediate service. If it’s an auto loan you want, bring Gaylord Dreg Go.: ground group being divided into your car and title, and obtain the money you need at I I J. ROY surra. Prop. This proteaion is guaranteed by an two age groups, novices under and [ommunitij PloujEr; once. Remember, in Denver, it’s “FURLONG FOR ;; 1059 So. Gaylord SP. 3345 over 14. The junior division will LOANS.” O n r n 1043 SOUTH GHYLORO ' be composed of more advanced > I 0 r E PHONE SPnict73l8 I I Prescriptions CarefSRy Pilled Old Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance Company players, 14 to 21 years of age. I I by Registered Pharmacists Three champions will be deter­ LOANS QUICKLY MADE ON VAN EIMUERUAN. Uanasar mined in the tourney. All entries for the tournament Autos, Furniture, Collateral, First and Second Mort« WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY must be submitted to playground gages on Improved Denver Real Estate and to SalRricd WATCH, CLOCK and 1092 So. Phone Olinger’s Advisory Deptrtinent SP.0574 supervisors on or before Aug. 16. JEWELRY REPAHIING Gaylord BOB’S Speer Blvd. at Shernun Sc Employes on their plain note, without an assignment of VOLLEYBALL TOURNEY wages and without notifying the employer. Denver 3, Colorado OPENS ON AUG. 16 SULLIVAN’S Grocery and Market Teams composed of youngsters Loans Made Onteide Denver by Mail Groeeries, MeaU and Fancy Y es, I am years old my nearest participating in the supervised Bonnie Brae Jewelry Vegetables birthday, and your plans interest me. summer playground program will 1048 S. Gaylord SP. 6026 Tha Store of Quality and Price meet in the annual all-city volley­ ball tournament at South high s. school Aug. 13, 14, and 15. Quality Cleaning NATIONAL BRANDS More than 20 teams are ex­ JIM FURLONG Washington Park Address- pected to enter the tournament. SUPER MARKET Both gymnasiums will be used for 1735 Welton Sl KEystone 2224 C lea n ers ^...... J..... Hie competition, and six games 1004 S. Gaylord Sp. 6752 Open Dally *;*( to l:I«: Satardays TUI 1 P. M. Oar Branch Offica at N. W CBRlSTENSm Free Deliveries Daily will be conducted at once. There Knrioflf Ante Ce., $3$ Broadway* la Open TUI $:3t P. M. is no admission charge and the 1087 S. Gaylord SP. 7898 Yoar Patroaat* AppraeUtod public it invited. PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, August 8, 1946 7- M0VIN6 TO OUR NEW LOCATION Sowdens’ Twin Baby Girls Baptized I 1707 LAWRENCE ST. You^ll Have Fun 1 f PHONE TA. 2990 in Blessed Sacrament Church, Benver COMMERGIAL PRODUCTS GO. (BlettMl S.cruaeiit Parub, Hr. End H n . James 0. Sowden, twin danghters, Kathleen and OFnCE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT D«nT«r) were baptized last week by the Norine, of Pueblo were in Denver Needs of the 56 welfare agen­ A T TH E . Nancy Lon and Beverly Sue Rev. Harley J. Schmitt. Sponsors last week as the guests of Mrs. cies of the Denver Community Sowden, infant twin danghters of were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Palmer's brother-in-law and sister, Chest for operating expenses dur­ Saraceno. Kathleen Marie, infant Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Van Over- ing 1947. will be determined in a daughter of Mr. ai;id Mrs. Wallace scheld. series of hearings by the budget Trout, was baptized by the Rev. committee of the organization Trouftean Taa If Ang. 17 throughout the month of August 99 Francis Pettit. Sponsors were Jos­ PRESENTATION PARISH GUILD’S eph and Viola Meis. Thomas Rich­ Mrs. Thomas B. Lynch, and her After presentations of their es­ ard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bart daughter, Rita Elaine, whose mar­ timated requirements by the agen­ Annunciation was baptized by Father riage will take place Aug. 17, will cies, the committee will make its Pettit, with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas entertain at a tYDtuseau tea in recommendations of the amounts J. Morrissey as sponsors. their home Saturday afternoon, to be allotted to each agency. The Mr. and Mrs. Lyle White and Ang. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Lynch wi'\ executive committee will review the SUMMER FESTIVAL recommendations and decide upon their daughter, Peggy Jane, have also be hosts at a dinner for returned from a month’s stay in members of the bridal party^efore the grand total in gifts to be sought San Diego, Calif. from Denver’s people on behalf of OFFERS ENTERTAIHMENT FOR ALL the wedding rehearsal the evening the a^ncies in the Chest’s annual Parish Bazaar 5 MaM«. A«g. 15 of Aug. 15. There will be five Masses on financing campaign next fall. WEST 7TH AVE. AND JUUAN STREETS Aug. 15, the Feast of the As­ Mrs. Walter Williams and son, Members of the budget commit­ a TAKE CAR 75 FROM THE LOOP sumption: 6:30, 7:15, 8, 9, and Raymond, five years old, of New tee represent the contributing 10 o’clock. Orleans, La., will be guests of Mr. public and give their services David Rampe left recently for and Mrs. Leland B. Foster and voluntarily. C. E. Eddleblute, in­ Chicago, where he has taken. a Miss Kathleen Simmons this week. surance executive, is committee position with the Cam^e-IHinois Mrs. J. J. Seannell of Buffalo, chairman. Aug. 15,16,17 Steel corporation. N. Y., spent la^ week visiting at The Rev. George Bischofberger, the home of her uncle and aunt, JUST RECEIVED S.J., recently mscharged naval Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dispense. This LARGE SHIPHENT OF F im iM chaplain, was a guest at the rec­ week they will entertain another 100% ALL WOOL •k it it tory last week. Fatiier Bischof­ niece. Miss Geraldine Bray, of berger is returning to S t Louis Derby, N. Y. MATERIALS university to resume teaching. Mrs. Edward .J. O’Connor, who FOR LADIES’ AND MEN’S Miss Eva Campbell and Mrs. made the retreat at El Pomar GARMENTS Mary White of Providence, R. I., over the week end, is remaining SOLO BT THE YARD GEO. P. HACKETHAL sisters of the Very Rev. Harold V. at toe Springs the rest of this Campbell, are spending the month week, while her husband and son, U. BOBRICE of August with him. Jimmie, enjoy an outing at the TAILOR and FURRIER FUNERAL DIRECTOR ; Mr. and Mrs. B. Lunt and their Holsworth ranch, near Grand lith ft TrcaoBt TA. a u i two children of Fort Worth, Tex., Lake. were in Denver last week visiting On Tuesday evening, before Fa­ Colfax at Gaylord EA 1857 '%H Mrs. Lunt's sister and brother, the ther Schmiit, Miss Elizabeth Hat- SP. Rev. Edward Dinan, Mr. and Mrs. trick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Z. 'c o a l 7415 U'-l Joseph Dinan, and Kathleen Dinan. Ernest Hattrick, became the bride Wuh. and fiafla Mrs. B.. F. Dowell is spending of Frank W. Lee, son of Mr. and $ 7 . 8 4 I Lamp and E cf the rest of the summer visiting Mrs. John £. Lee. The bride’s at­ / relatives and friends in Pocatello, tendant was Mrs. Barbara John­ $ 6 . 5 4 Ida. 3H* DoobI* Screen Nat—. son, and William H. Lee served Streeter Lump $ 9 . 9 9 Mrs. Albert Wernet was hostess his brother as beat man. A re­ and Eca ...... PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS to members of St. Anne’s circle in ception followed at toe bride’s her home for the July meeting. home. After a wedding trip, the i MtSo. Mrs. E. Shannon of Chicago, Ilf., young couple will make their home FUEL SERVICE 1 BreadwoF THEY ARE RELIABLE and Mrs. Walter CougdiHn were in Denver. ^ ests. Bridge honors were won by Mrs. L. C. Carr and Mrs. Louise Johnson. , Mrs. William C. Weldon and Mrs. Milton W. Allen attended a NYLON HOSE AND MEN’S WHITE SHIRTS retreat at El Pomar, Colorado g iv e y o i Springs, the week end of July 27 GIVEN AWAY EACH EVENING 28. CONRAD'S MADEMOISELLE SHWS th is BIB Sister M. Gertrude and hex'com­ panion, Sister M. Leona, of Erie, Pa., are visiting Sister Gertrude’s 1 1946 PLYMOUTH SEDAN mother, Mrs. Catherine Simmons, and her sisters. Miss Kathleen Sim­ PHILCO PORTABLE RADIO mons, Mrs. L. Foster, and Mrs. TWO PREMIER VACUIJM SWEEPERS - SET ALTO TIRES Frank J. Hill. Mrs. Thos. O’Neill suffered a ELECTRIC IRONS - COFFEE TABLES - FLOOR LAMPS badly broken arm in a fall in her 5 ^ YOU MAY BE THE WINNER home last week and has been con­ . !i fined to a local hospital. UTtJMN Mtn of Parish SSIGNMENTJ^OR Delicious HAM DiHNER To Receive Eucharist Sunday, Aug. 11, is general SERVED THURSDAY, AUG. 16, 5 lo P.M . Communion day for the men of the r.j 8 parish, the Boy Scouts, cubs, CAIMES - R ID ES - P R IZ E S - REFRESHIMENTS Dads’ club, Knights of Columbus. Holy Name, and S t Vincent’s. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Guiry spent several days last week on a vacation in Estes Park. Assisting Mrs. Paul Albrecht, altar and linen chairman, during the month of August are Mrs. Jay J. Drinkard and Mrs. W. D. How Do You Measure Phoenix. Miss Mary Theresa Flannery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Flannery, who had been in Cali­ fornia with her mother the past The Value of few months, returned last week. She will go back to California early next month. She will be a student at Marymount convent, conducted by the Sisters of the Sacred Heart. Catherine Crail to Be Bride Miss Catherine Crail, daughter of Mrs. Catherine Crail of La Crosse, Wis,, will become the Electric bride of Homer J. Anderson before the Rev. Harley J. Schmitt at 10 o'clock on Saturday, Aug. 10. The bride’s sister, Jane Crail of La Crosse, will be her attendant Service? Alen Anderson, the bridegn:t)om’s brother, will serve as best man, and the ushers will be Dave Cop­ ley, Keith Swan, and Russell Clark. Material for the bride’s dress, which will be fashioned along simple lines, was brought from the Philippines many years ago by a missionary priest Mr. Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer T. Andersori, has just re­ ceived an honorable discharge By DEPENDABILITY —instant service, without from the navy after 29 months of service. waiting, 24 hours a day, every day. A wedding breakfast for the immediate family will be given at the Qlin hotel. After a short wed­ ding trip, the young couple will re­ By SKILLED WORKMANSHIP —weli'trained, main in Denver until S?pt 1. when they will go to Palo Alto skilled manpower to provide and maintain scrv* Calif., where Mr. Anderson will continue his studies at Stmiford ‘ ice—men and women who know their business university. and are ready to give efficient performance in Puebloani Are Gnesti Mrs. James J. Palmer and her any emergency that may arise. Alumnae Slate » { By USEFULNESS —modem illumination^ time Children s Day and labor'Saving applications, and entertainment ■> J The west campus of Loretto and information facilities. , Heights college, near Denver, will be the scene Saturday, Aug. 17, k ir ts from 4 to 7 p.m. of the Alumnae SWEATERS & S By LOW COST— one of the few items in living association’s annual picnic and Hundreda of darling swealers! SUpovera! Cardigaiu! I^ng children’s day. All alumnae, and short sleeve styles! Big and bigger sweatewS AU in expenses which has decreased. whether married or not, are in­ loscions colors! Skirts! . . . Both laUored and peasant cluded in plans for the outing, style skirts! . . . In automn’s loveliest colors! when the faculty of the college will be introduced to the honor guests of the day, the young sons and $ 2 ^ daughters of former Loretto girls. IS and many more, are placed Husbands, also, are invited, accord­ to ing to the chairman, Mrs. John at your command by this Company in its desire to serve you in the most Meek. SWEATERS SKIRTS Each alumna is asked to bring C o n r a d ' efficient and , economical manner. With invaluable experience gained a box lunch for her party and one extra serving-for a faculty guest from over 75 years of providing utility service to the public, this Com* Coffee and pop will be available on WARDROBE SUITS niRDEinOISClLE SHOPS pany Is always planning ahead for the growth and changes in the Rocky the picnic grounds. Reservations should be phoned to Mrs. Meek at Colorado’s ideal ensembles! Every one an eye-catcher! 503 lOth ST. 53 BROADWAY M ountain region* EMerson 7253. Assisting on the Sophisticated dressmaker styles! Smart tailored fashions 1 arrangements committee are Mmes. . . . created by the nations’ leading designers! Chalk 724 SANTA FE DRIVE r t i Matt Saya, Richard Polak, and Joseph ^rry. ■tripes . • • plaids • • • cheeks, solid colors! Yowr Electric Servant National Board OUT-OF-TOWN STORES To Meet Aug. 14 Boulder - Fort Collins - Sterling The national executive board of the Loretto Heights Alumnae as­ ^24 to ^49^® Fort Morgan - Gi’eeley • Montrose Public Service Company of Colorado sociation will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 14, at 1772 Grant Streep 3^

Thursday, August 8, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEsrstone 4?05 PAGE FIVE Christ Revealed The Law Says... The Code of Canon Law, official compilation of the Holy Spirit as legislation of the Church, has this to say about: •MASS ATTENDANCE ON SUNDAYS AND HOLY DAYS Church Guardian OF OBUGATipN On Sundays and holy days of obligation. Holy By Rev. Francis Sybianey Mass must be heard, and one must abstain from servile Of all the great mysteries of faith the Trinity is considered the work and from judicial proceedings. One must also greatest. Without the specific abstain, unless legitimate*custom or special iodult make revelation of Jesus the idea of the an exception, fromn DBpublic markets, fairs, and other Trinity would not have been public buying and selling (Canon 1248). conceived. Probably no single theological truth has given theolo­ The law, therefore, le clear on the obligation of every Cath­ gians more difficulty than in at­ olic to hear M ^ t on Sundays and the holy daye of obligation, tempting to reconcile the Unity which have been reduced to tlx days In the U. S. at the request of God with the Trinity of Divine of the Bishops of the Third Plenary Council of Baltimore— Persons. In his great Creed, St Chrietmae, New Year's day (Feast of the Circumcision), Atcen- Athanasius outlines the antith­ tion Thursday, the Feast of the Assumption, Aug. 15; All eses plainly. Each of the Divin8 Saints’ day, Nov. 1; and the Feast of the Immaculate Concep­ Persons is truly and equally God; tion, Dec. & the three are distinct Persons; ti ^wi/hen Sentiment Decrees. The obligation la terloua, that la, binding under pain of yet there is only one God, not HoIRG LoGR Specialists mortal tin, unless a person it excused from the precept by a three. legitimate excuse. Such excuse might be sicknees, great distance The existence of the Father, the Owning your own honie is easy if you let us help you from church, neceisary travel or work, and the like. Some first Person of the Trinity, is BUY, BUILD, MODERNIZE or REFINANCE an ex- Men* Crusade theologians hold that one Is excused from the precept of hearing known, not only by faith but also Mats two or three times a year If for reason of needed recrea­ by reason. Reason tells us that isting old-fashioned mortgage. _ Sentiment is a powerful force. In the J2th tion one goes to a place Where Mata cannot be heard, at, for there is a Supreme Being re­ Investigate the LOW COST and CONVEMENCE example, on a hunting or fishing trip. The journey to the place sponsible for the universe and century, it caused the Western World to fight the of relaxation mutt, however, be begun the day previous to the everything in it. Moreover, di­ of OUT DIRECT REDLCTION LOAN PLAN Moslems for the Holy Sepulchre, a place of no mon­ time of obligation. rect revelation of the Father etary value. And in our day it moves a bereaved The law ii^’expllcit also In Its demand that all but neceisary concerning Himself and the duties servile work be abandoned on both Sundays a'nd holy days. of men toward Him was given to family to seek the refinements of modem funeral the Jewish people of the Old Dis­ CAPITOL FEDERAL direction. Only through a service erpressing honor One may ^Ifill the precept of hearing Mass by pensation. assisting at the Holy Sacrifice celebrated in any Catholic SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOaATION and devotion can their deeply stirred emotions find The existence of the Son, sec­ Rite, either in church or in the open air; in public or ond Person of the Trinity, is 1665 BROADWAY KEystone 8108 an outjet. We at Horan’s Chapel are fully mindful semi-public oratories; in private mortuary chapels or ' known by experience. Those who lived in His time and His own of the-trust reposed in us and strive to make every cemeteries; but not in private oratories ((janon 1249). country knew Him personally. service a truly beautiful memorial. One cannot, therefore, fulfill the precept by attending Mast Since His time. His existence is In a eehiamatical church, or in a private oratory, that la, In an readily known in the well docu­ oratory erected in a private houee for the exclusive benefit of mented bionaphies in the Gospels some family or of a private Individual (Canon 1188). One may and the unbroken tradition of al­ ARGONAUT HOTEL fulfill the preedpt by attend/'ng Mats in a convent chapel, in most 2,000 years. Some fortunate Wk#r# DtBTsr's Soclatj Hnt^rtjUiiu for Lancb*oDi and Dinnara the chapel of a hospital or college, etc. souls have been privileged to ex­ 1 - perience direct apparitions of the FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE ^ARTIES, —W. J. Canavan, J.C.D, Blessed Savior. DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN StOl But comparatively little is known of the third Person of the Baantifal Ballrooms Privata Dining Rooaaa Trinity, the Holy Siiirit. His only physical manifestations were in Only God-Revealed Truths two forms, as a dove on the occa­ sion of the Baptism of Jesus, and in the form of tongues of fire over the beads of the Apostles on the Store COAL Now l Included in Catholic Faith first Pentecost Sunoay. Plans Announced This latter appearance was in We Recommend for Storage .'I direct fulfillment of the promise By Rev. John B. Ebel men who receive the sam. life, of Jesus to the Apostles at the PINNACLE - WADGE Far Dedication If a Catholic were asked what namely grace, through the sacra­ Last Supper. “It is expedient be believed, bis best answer would ments, who increase it by the prac­ for you that I depart. For if I HARRIS-BLACK WALRUT Denver*i Largett dealer tice of the virtues and good works, do not go, the Advocate will not To Sacred Heart be: “All those things and only come to yon; but if I go, I will IN BITUMINOUS COALS those things that God has re­ and thus are prepared for eternal send Him to you.” “Many things XL PIKEVIEW COAL (St. Mary Magdalene’a Pariah, vealed*.” This follows directly life, where they forever see and yet I have to say to you, but you Largest Supply of Ford Parts in the Edgawater) from what divine faith or belief is, love God. cannot bear them now. But when Denver’s Cleanest Lignite “a fifm assent on the authority of But the question of just what He, the Spirit of truth, has come. No Soot— No Clinkers Rocky Mountain Region Plans were announced Auj*. 4 God revealing." Many foolish and He wjll teach you all the truth.” for the consecration of families to truths are presented to us by God MA. 6181 the Sacred Heart. Cards were futile objections and controversies These words were fulfilled liter­ ALL GRADES OF STOKER AND I 1333 Broadway. MAin 3111 1314 Acoma about things in the Bible, espe­ for our belief and how they must ally 10 days after Jesus departed STEAM COALS ^ven out at the Sunday Masses cially in the Old Testament, would from His disciples and ascended and are to be returned this Sun­ be presented to us before we day. be quickly dissolved if we but re­ are obliged to believe them, is into heaven. The intervening days membered this. found the Apostles cowering and The H oly«Name society and more difficult. 'There are two ways PIKES PEAK FUEL 1)1^ HAVE YOU MODERNIZED God, of course, is the first and afraid, hiding in the Upper Room. — United Photo — high school boys of the parish are in which we can obtain knowledge They were lost without the pres­ YOUR INSURANCE? observing their monthly Com­ central fact that we believe, and of troths from revelation. The 635 Curtis St Phone MA 6181 Weddings munion Sunday, Aug. 11. They will from this center radiate all other ence of the Master. But after the Protect TeancU Araliut New Huard* first is by revelation in so many fiery tongues had descended upon Our Speciidties receive Communion in the 8 matters of faith. For everything words, as when the Scripture says: HORACE W. BENNETT o’clock Mass. that is revealed is either divine in them, an amazing change took & CO. “The Word was God,” tnere can be place. Confident and unafraid Expert* with CMtdren Confessions are heard every itself, as is the knowledge of the no doubt as to the Divinity’of the Trinity, or it leads to a better they went forth to preach their Honrs: 9 to^2; 1 to 5 Phono MAin 3437 lit Taker BU«. Phono TA. 1171 ISll CUBTIS TA. 14U Saturday afternoon from 4:30 to Word. The second way is by add­ Master’s faith boldly. The strength rSANK ENGLAND. Jr.. Manaxtr 6:45 and Saturday evening from knowledge and love of God. All ing what we know from human luaranca Department revelation is a manifestation of and enlightenment given them by 7:30 to 9 o’clock. life and science to what we know the Holy Spirit launched them THE BEST IN LUCCACE The Masses on the Feast of the divine life: This life is seen in directly from revelation, ur, in God, as in its source; in Christ, well on their way in their assigned Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist Of All KInde A^umption, Thursday, Aug. 16, other words, by our reason draw task “to teach all nations.” The will be at 8,- 7, 8, and 9 o'clock. who'^came into the world that we ing out more tru t)r from revela might share in this life; and in same Holy Spirit was with them LA T E A AIN! Confessions will be heard Wednes­ tion—these truths are said to be henceforth, as Jesus had promised, Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets 6 day evening. virtually revealed, because al “even to the consummation of the Father Daniel Campbell, S.J., though they are contained in reve­ See will assist in the parish and preach Lutheran Convention world." He is with the Church lation they must be drawn out of today, guiding and safeguarding at the Masses on Sunday, Aug. 11. it by our reason, as when we con­ i¥in. Eicb KE. S070 In Brighton Attacks it and its individual members as On Aug, 7 prior to a Mass of­ clude, for example, that Christ is His special mission. fered at 9 o’clock, Ralph J, Casey could not sin, because we know Your Optometrist and Optician and Helen D. Bishop were united Taylor’s Appointment from revelation that Christ was JFatchmaker in marriage. Members of the God and God cannot sin. This sec­ Catholic Medical College 1552 HsIm i Walsh bridal party were Frank M. Stan- Brighton.—More than 200 min­ ond kind of revelation is known as To Open in Patna, India Lawrence bro, Donald E. Canny, Mrs. D. R. virtual revelation, or a theological Aiaodate isters, laymen, and educational HA. 8862 Stephens, and Mary Ellen Burcher. parish teachers attending the 25th conclusion. Patna, India.—The first Catholic Breakfast was served at the Olin Evertharps W. R. JOSEPH annual convention of the Rocky Now it is clear that all truths medical college in India will soon 1847 W m EXAMINED hotel. Mountain district of the Lutheran revealed in explicit words must be be started here in this American SilTarwart Phoaa TAhor 1S80 Church being held in Brighton believed because they are objects of Jesuit mission diocese under the passed a resolution disapproving divine faith. They evidently fall auspices of the Catholic Medical S1II.E1* Maimtia BUS ‘Outlaw’ Ads Scored the appointment of Myron Taylor under the testimony of God reveal­ Association of India, an organiza­ as personal representative of ing, and therefore are believed on tion representing all India. By New York K. of C. President Truman at the Vatican. His authority. Even things re­ The delegates claimed that such vealed formally but implicitly, that an appointment was against the is, contained directly in what is re­ New York.—Joseph P. Kelliher, principles of their Church. By so vealed but'not in so many words, STORE IT MOW! chairman of the labile Interest doing they aligned themselves are objects of divine faith. An CASH committee of the New York chap­ with that section of U. S. Prot­ example of an implicitly revealed ter, Knights of Columbus, has estantism contributing to the cleav­ truth would be that “the Word was We Will Pay Cash for Small made a strong protest to the pub­ age between Catholics and other made man,” which is equivalent to lishers of the Doily Mirror, tabloid Christian faiths. Their action was the text of St. John that “the Homes in or Near Denver. newspaper here, against carrying in direct opposition to the sane Word was made flesh." Also, for in its July 21 Sunday supplement statements of the Rev. Dr. Everett example, when God reveals that Quick Action — Call or See a two-page advertisement of the Clinchy, Protestant minister and Christ 18 Man, He reveals that film. The Outlaw, although offi­ Christ is composed of a body and STOKER national president of the National HOD. PEA cials of two other Hearst publica­ Conference of Christians and Jews, a rational soul, for ^ese are what LUMP tions, the New York Journal Amer­ who recently answered the growing make a man a man. STREETER UllLLinmS & GREEqE ican and the American Weekly, had Protestant fear of Catholics. Moreover, ^hen God reveals two IS A HARD COAL THAT previously expressed r«gret for ac­ truths, e.g„ that the Apostles re­ STORES WELL cepting and publishing advertising 1643 S to a t TA. 6 2 6 6 Cardinal Stritch to Talk ceived the Holy Sjpirit and that All Grades of Lignite and for the motion picture. Peter was one of the Apostles, he Bituminous Coals In his letters of protest to the At Charities Convention implicitly reveals the conclusion, KEEP YOUR BIN FILLED publisher of the Mirror and to that Peter received the Holy Spirit. other publishers, Mr. Kelliher South Bend, Ind. — Cardinal And again, a particular proposi­ PHOIVE GL. 4 7 1 5 called attention to the fact that, Samuel A. Stritch, Archbishop of tion, wniclr is contained in a uni­ prescinding from the moral rating Chicago, will be among the versal revealed proposition through THOS. WILLIAMS given The Outlaw by t^e National speakers at the 32nd annual meet­ some contingent fact, is an object AND SONS Legion of Decency, the Motion Pic­ ing of the National Conference of of faith provided the contingent ture Association of America had Catholic Charities and the annual fact is absolutely certain. For ex­ 2308 15th St. Since 1905 found the producer of the film in meeting of the Society of St. Vin­ ample, we know by revelation that violation of its advertising code. cent de Paul at St. Mary’s colleM the Pope is infallible; as soon as He also called attention to the de­ in neighboring Holy Cross, Ind., Pope Pius XII became Pope, there­ cision rendered by Federal Judge Aug. 23-26. fore, it became a matter of faith John Bright in the producer’s ac­ that he is infallible. 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ig<- PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 420S ThurSlSy, August 8, 1946 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE LAUNCHED 56 Colored Children Attend Vacation School What other tea mwvM dare mafak BY MEN’S CLUB OF ST. JOHN’S m s AMAZtNS OFf&i?

(St. John’* Pariih, DonTor) officers and present members of Buy a package of Canterbury Tea. Compare th* S t John’s Men’s club, an or­ the club are interested and anxious grand flavor of tbii thrifty tea with yonr favotito to have all the men in the parish brand. Wa think you'll like Canterbury. If not, re- ganization for the men of the par­ attend the monthly meetings. Var ish and for the fathers of children , turn the unused portion to the (tore where yoti ions card games are played in each bought it and you tvill be given a like-tiie package in St John’s school, is conducting meeting, and refreshments are a membership campaign through served. of any other tea you may (elect from our (tock. which it is hoped to enroll at least Present officers of the Men’s 350 members this year. The pri­ club include George Sakmitz, pres­ mary purpose of the club is to in­ ident; Henry Siems, vice presi­ terest the men in a full-scale pro­ dent; Burton Stevens, secretary; gram of physical instruction for and the Rev, Francis Syrianey, 43c the boys and girls of the school. treasurer. The club has contracted to carry Club Entertained 1 lb. the financial burden of the pro­ St. Anthony’s club members were ^nterbuiy _ gram it proposes for the school guests of Mrs. Edward Hart for and would appreciate the support luncheon and bridge in Billy kttf/s you cootyou goin g 85c of the men of the parish in this Blake’s on Aug. 5. venture. Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Atkinson Another purpose of the club is and son, Jerry, will leave this week Edwards Coffee, 1-lb. can __ 2 9 c 2-lbcan..57C to foster a wholesome social activ­ for two weeks' vacation in Yellow­ a ity for the men of the parish. The stone park. Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. DeBey Airway Coffee, 1-lb. bag .. 2 1 c 3-Ib. bag . 6 9 c Burma Missioner Gives and their daughter, Susanne BrU' beck, are spending the week fish­ ,62c Recipe for Taste Thrill ing in Glenwood Springs and in Jars Kerr Maaon, 1-dox. pta. —. EGGS Meeker, Colo. Breakfaat Gema Picnic Is Popular Jars Kerr Uaaon, 1-doi. qta. — ,74c Gr. A, Extras S t Columbans, Nebr.—A new The picnic sponsored by the Large R T l* taste thrill, which should be a boon Young People’s club was enjoyed Shown aboye are the Colored children who attended the annual school. Billie Bernard, USO-NCCS worker, conducted the inusic Caps .Kerr Regular, I h I o i . p i t * . _19c to harried housewives, has been by almost 40 young men and women St. Peter Claver *ummer yacation ichool that wai brought to a for­ classes. Of the SB children in attendance only four were Catholics, and Medium Clfa p^erfected in Burma by the Rev. of the parish. Plans are being made mal dote with a picnic July 29 at Rocky Mountain park in North they were conyerts of last year’s class. In the picture aboye Father 1 doz...... ® ® Thomas, Rillstone, Columban mis- to repeat the outing before the Denyer. The Rey. A. F. Vertayel, S.J., wa* in charge of the clatset, Versayel is shown at the extreme right. (See story on page one.) Lids Kerr Resular, 1-dos. pks. . „ 9 c sionei. His recipe, which is a summer season is over. which were taught by four Charity Sister* from Cathedral high SUGAR masterpiece of guess work, calls Miss Virginia McMullen, from Lids Ball Glaia Top, l.dox. .12c for a few cups of homemade flour, Niagara, N. Y., and Miss Mary Foreign War Brides Great Wettero Beat all the milk one would care to Carney from Chicago are guests of LOYOLA DE PAUL COUNCIL .19c risk, an indefinite amount of Mrs. M. L. McCarty. Caps Ball Maaon Zinc, 1-doz. 5-lb. b a g ...... 38 c bananas and figs, and enough Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Struck have Award Vinners Taught How to Shop .....7c water so that the concoction looks as their guests Miss Mabel Benson Jar Rubbers ^ __ 10-lb. bag ... 75c like a cake. Bake in a pan lined from Chicago and Miss Mary SPONSORS ANNUAL PICNIC C & H with greased paper and you have Curly from Burlington, la. Fourteen young women, former Paraffin^ 25c Cake a la Burma. “The most ex­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Murray Are Listed (or (Loyola ParUh, Donvar) Return From Celifornie residents of England, France, Ire­ ^Wa*. 2-lb. pic*. Powdered or Brown f f 7 | traordinary thing about this cake and family returned Aug. 5 from Members of the St. Vincent de Mr. and MA. Jack Wylet and land,. Australia, and Canada, mar­ is that it tastes fine," says Father Grand Lake, where they spent two ried now and living in Denver, have Certo 8-01. *laaa ___ _ 24c Mb. bag ...... 9C Rillstone. weeks’ vacation. Paul council of Loyola and their daughter, Kay Gene, have re­ completed a course in consumer turned from California and are education and cooking conducted friends held the annual picnic. Grapefruit Juice nH c ,T . _____13c «-oa. ean_29c Ml. Camel Fete More than 100 persons were pres­ making their home in Loyola par­ under the sponsorship of the Nu­ trition service of the Denver Red TOUR FAVORITE DAIRt AND ent. The main feature of the aft­ ish. 'j ICR CREAK SPOT Cross. The cburse was taught by Blended Juice ...... 19c 46>ox. can . 45c (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, ernoon was a baseball game. James Tierney and his family Mrs. Ha Mae Hobson and Mrs. cncan Denyer) The Holy Name society will re­ from Des Moines, la., are on vaca­ Gertrude Eskridge of Denver. Vegetable Noodle 10c 2 for___ 19c PRODUCERS DAIRY Main awards in the bazaar ceive Communion in a group Sun­ tion in Tierney’s cabin in Ever- The class was taken through a closing Aug. 4 were as follows: greem 933 BANNOCK day, Aug. 11, in the 8130 Mass. Denver market and department Pea Soup Betty Crocker ______lOc 2 for___ 19c Beauty 1946 four-door Chevrolet, James Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Grant and store where instruction was given Dinetly Aena tli* Strat From E. Stout, 3451 Humboldt; Norge Jerry Cazin Baptized family have gone to Yellowstone in the purchase of products and the Prune Juice Del Monte, 32-oi. *lasa------______29c MACMWHIPHOPUCTS) n * Rcclita refrigerator, Ruth Metzger, 1333 Jerry Ann Cazin, daughter of and Minnesota to visit Mrs. nutritional value of various food­ j| Vine street; hope chest, Mary Mr. and Mrs. AI T. Cazin and Grant’s family. stuffs, Demonstration in the prep­ LUNCHES Rossi, 1837 W. 38th avenue; granddaughter of Mrs. Ella Cazin Cocktail Juice Vegamato, -46-or. c a n ----- ______31c Loyola Cub Newt aration and serving of food was FOUNTAIN SERVICE bicycle, Peter Di Ciero, 3630 Quivas of this parish, was baptized June held at the Red Cross Chapter street; afghan, Mary Campanella, 14 in Hawthorne, Calif. She was The Cub Scouts experienced an ___ 12c ii '' and the best in house, 800 Logan. Tomato Soup Scott County, No. 2 can — 3420 Pecos street; dish set, W. baptized in the robe worn by her interesting evening July 26, The young’brides were most en­ DAIRY PRODUCTS P. Horan & Son, 1527 Cleveland grandmother. Sponsors were Frank when Mr. Hammons, their coach, thusiastic aM ut American food, Vegetable Soup Jackson, No. 1 can ----- ___ 9c place; case of beer, Irvin Rivera, A. Cazin and Mrs. E. S. Brewer. and Mr. Heisel took them through and g;reatly impressed with the 442 Inca street; cake, Laura Paula Lynn Schneider, daugh­ the City and County build­ large variety offered in our French Pea Soup Habitant. No. 2 ^ can „15c p Rossi, Welby. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul 0. ing. Mr. Hammons showej them markets. Just Heat and Serve Sunday, Aug. 11, the Senior Schneider, was baptized Sunday. the finger print department, sharp­ Red Cross hopes to interest • FRENCH FRIED POTATOES Sponsors were Dr. Virgil Fortin shooting room, and shadow room. Lima Beans Schrock Baby. No. 2 can 14c Holy Name society will receive other war brides in the Denver & HENRY'S • CHICKEN PIES Holy Communion in the 7 o/clock and Mrs. Virgil Fortin. A small key was found at the area in similar classes, and re­ • SPAGHETTI SAUCE WITH Mass, and the Junior Holy Name Jeck Seamen Di*cherged cubs’ picnic at City park. Anyone quests anyone interested to call Cut Beets Libby. No. 2 c a n ______— 12c MEAT fm m society will receive Holy Com­ Jack Seaman, son of Mrs. having lost a key may call CH. ALpine 0311 and ask for the Nu­ Mountain Frozen Foods munion in the 8 o’clock Mass. Marie Seaman, received a dis­ 4474. trition service. Sliced Beets Kuner. No. 2 can .11c KE. 2573 On Aug. 4, Rocco Carbone and charge from the navy. He plans 25c mums Josephine Spero were united in to go to school this fall. Chile with Beam. ElHi. No. 2 can ...... marriage before a Nuptial Mass. Marjorie Flaherty, •formerly of Witnesses were Rocco Smaldone Sacred Heart and Loyola *parish DIRH RUNS ARE i. i and Mary Carbone. and now living in Cincinnati, is the guest of Mary Janet Seaman. FULL DF OERMS ASK Grace Sugar Becomes A.FEWA.V h Bride of Tom Messore NOW IS THE TIME TO GET FOR Thomas Messore and Grace Sugar were united in marriage soDiLiir tinis YOURS CLEANED. May 19 in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel FOR GRACIOUS LIVING church, Denver. Mr. Messore CALL L. D. MULUGAN FOR f Nt: YOUR JOB. . . . CH. 2984.

(Sacred Heart ParUfa, Denver) We also handle Lamps and Fur­ At the last meeting of the parish niture at the Lowest Prices Young Ladies’ sodality July 30 an / / III I k III J M IDi unusually large number of young in Denver, women were present. There were ’I II II u I 7 n r n r s 61 members on hand to witness the presentation of awards, 10 gold MULLIDAN RUG AND UPHDLSTERY GD. pins and 27 honorable mentions. MURRAY BRDS. DISTRIBUTING GD. 2360 Clevelznil PL Phone CH. 2984 Those who received the gold obert M. — Paul 'V. — M. T. Murray; pins were Helen Blyth, Regina Harris, Jimilee Kelly, Josephine Marquez, Lola Marquez, Rosalie Marquez, Elizabeth Martinez, Har­ riet McLuster, Beverly Miller, and Elenor Rodarte. Those who re­ ceived honorable mention were MADE DY CARDEN FARM DAIRY-DENVER Anita Apodaca, Dora Apodaca, HOME PUBi^lC MARKET Ermalinda Diaz, Jennie Garcia, AT YOUR FAVORITE Pauline Garcia, Dorothy Gonzalez, Park Free Sh<9 and Sare Ramona Gonzalez, Della Gutier­ STORE OR FOUNTAIN rez, Marietta Hill, Luz Marquez, Delphinia Martinez, Lillian Mar­ tinez, Henrietta Mayfield, Nellie Mayfield, Elnora McLuster, Jean Beautiful Olguin,'Igi ' Alice Ruiz, Dora Ruiz, Sally Salas, Rachael Solis, Ange­ Fresh Cut Flowers FOR LOOP MARKET lina Vasquez, Josephine Vasquez, FAGAN’S FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE Dolores Vigil, Dolores Weaver, •k Dial MA. 0541 Free Parking With Purchaws of SOo or Moro at 1429 Lawroaco Edith Wirtz, and Dorothy Wyatt. Large Assortment of Potted VALUES The scoring points were regular Delivery and punctual meeting attendance; Plants and Funeral Designs —Cavarra studio reg^ular and punctual attendance JUST ARRIVED SOLES at the Communion Mass; monthly FINE IMHEOIATB SERVICE Mr*. Thoma* Me**ore dues, reliability, ticket returns, FANCY MARLIN lies'll Women*! and Children^ and honesty: service rendered by JERRY RREEN In the Hall Solca served in the army for more than officer, chairman, and committee SWORDFISH An Work Gaarantced ONI STOUf ONLY two years. He was stationed at member; rule observance, sodality LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP 'll' lOC? Lowry Field. Mr. and Mrs. TO BROIL, TO BAKE, TO FRY Summer Time eOiO - “/'A 33S7 spirit, interest, loyalty, piety, and" Florist LOOP HARKBT Messore will make their home in charity. Cambridge, Mass. The parish sodality has a mem­ 1456 California BfA. 2279 WHITEFISH, BUFFALO bership of 91. Novena Dezotion* CATFISH There will be the usual devo­ MDNDGRAM tions for the perpetual novena in FANCY TURKEYS, honor of the Sacred Heart Friday evening at 7:30. MATDHES FRYERS Jess Super Market Sunday is the Communion day 4 BELGIAN HARES for the men of the Holy Name Westem Sfalioaery society. HENS Mr. and Mrs. James O’Farrell of Chicago, 111., mother and step­ GREETING AND father of Mrs. Peter Hotra, are SCENIC CARDS visiting in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. TAKE IT EASY O’Farrell and 17 grandchildren Meat Values at and three daughters held a family liE ’S MDNDGRAM reunion, the first in 17 years. Mr. TIME FOR O’Farrell’s sister is a member of SHDP PICNIC CHICAGO MARKET the St. Joseph order of nuns and teaches in a high school in Min­ SUPPLIES neapolis. Baked Ham - Picklea - Olive* - S H U n O B R O S . Fancy Cheeee - Dairy Prodncta - MA. UAUG BROS. Egg* - I^aaled Egga - Freah Saccataora to Diapana* Brea. Egg* - ThrBest Eggs in Denver MARKET Fruit is still the most DTsi " CORN FED MEATS Economical Food MARKET DAIRY GD. DAILY nS H AND POULTRY DELIVERY TA. 0322 ROCKY MTN. FISB & POULTRY CO. 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 ADDISON’S FRANK J. KOTELLA WILBER BEAT^ . TA. 2758 Wa Hak* OU Shaaa Loak Lfta Maw jSsiilh’s Statiosery Frtah and SaJtad Nntaeata COHPLBTE U N S OF Candifd Fruit* and Csndias DELIGATESSEH SPEGIALISTS 8B0B gUPPUBS Shop HEBXING TIDBITS WE CATER TO YOUR GOOD TASTE Masfer Shoe Rebnilder SCOTCH OAT MEAL___ MONOGRAMS - MATCHES HACABONI AND SPAGHETTI Make this your headquarters for picnic and school lunch supplies S03 ISth St. Phone TA. 0812 GREE'nNG AND SCENIC Fraak Ground Paanot Battar CARDS Delicious TEA and COFFEE Virginia Baked Ham • Bottled and ^ulk Pickle* • Olive# Peanut Butter - Roasteggs - Finest Cheeae* including limited MASTER KEY SHOP amount* of New York Sharp, Longhorn, Aged Cheddar and Swiss Good Bakery GRods OUR EGGS ARE GUARANTEED FRESHEST IN DENVER — TRY THEM

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PAGE SEVEN I Thuwday, August 8, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Streef THB DENVER CATOOLfC REGISX^BB Telephone, KByetont 420S nmusEincnTS— Dininc Tots Gain Weiglit SUMMER MASS SCHEDULE Second Retreat 1 RECREflTIOn During Stay at IN DENVER ARCHDIOCESE 01 Arcliliisliop $ La Ray Hotel ^ The. summer schedule of Masses BAILEY (Bcligloui of tha Baerod Haakt chapel), 9d0 on Snndayi; 7 o’clock' in < the Denver archdioceee tn por- on week day*. T heatire ishee that have reported the Mass BASALT. S t Vineant’a, ltd O , 2nd and -GOLDEN- time to the Regibtsb is given 4th Snndaya. GaiUMadeliy44 Oar ETening 1028 S. Gnylerd. Camp S ^ ta Maria PARK below. Paetors are asked to send BOULDER, Sacred Heart of Mary, 7 >99, P I. »l7t • ______i 8:10, alt. Sunday* in Auguat, THURSDAY. PIIDAY, SATURDAY m the schedule, of their pansh if BOULDBR, Baarad Haart irf Jatna, t, I. The Archbishop’s guild of Den­ Oumed and Operated by AUGUST S, t, It: The fourth group of under- not listed, in order that a eomplete and 10. ver had a representation of 44 at DINNERS privileaed children will go to Camp listing may be mads for the benefit BRROKSNKIDGC. 9<1». 2nd Sunday. MR. AND MRS. M. L. HOLLAND F^t O'BrItn - Ruth Wtrrtok ia BRIGGSDALK, 10 d», tntl Sunday; I, 4th its second afinual retreat Aug. 2 f Perilous Holiday Santa Maria,'operated by the Cath­ of summer visitors. Sunday. to 4 at El Pomar in Colorado olic Charities of the Archdiocese BRIGHTON. S t Anguitina's. 109 S. lUi —O lfw m mdm variety of AND CATHEDRAL. 0. T. I. 0, 10. 11:10. and Springs. Datu for next year’s re­ of Denver near Bailey, Colo., next 12:10. S t, 9 and 19 dO. SpAniah, 9. the best foods, usm treat nave already been announced Rosalind R II - Fred MaoMumy in Monday This will bring the total ANNUNCIATION. 0081 Humboldt. 1:11, BUFFALO, to evary Sunday. Vd«. IJIO, 8:10. liM l. It. BURUNCTON, S t Cathatlna'a, 8 dO, l* t as Aug, 1 to 3, with the hope that ^ PRE-WAR FOOD and SERVICE i . , . and include your choice Take a Letter, Dariing of D e ^ er youngsters who have ASSUMPTION, S to c k r ^ aUtlon, t. V. Ird, and 5th Sundays; 7 :90, 2nd and this quota will again be reached. of Appetizer, Salads, Pota- enjoyed the facilities of the sum­ and 9. 4th Sunday*. Sincere thanks are extended to SUNDAY. MONDAY. TUESDAY. mer camp to nearly 400. The BLESSED SACRAMENT, M on t v la w CAMP SANTA MARIA, 9:10 and 9:99. the sisters in charge of El Pomar ioee, Vegetables, Desserts WEDNESDAY group scheduled to arrive at Santa Blvd. and Elm, A, 1, »;lo. 10:41, It. CASTLE ROCK, 9, Saptambar and No- Finest Grade "AA*’ Steaks . AUGUST n . 11, 11, 141 HOLY FAMILY. V . 44th and Utka, vambar; 11, Auguit and Oatobar, lad for their hospitality and to the and Drinks. Maria on Monday willill he girls and 4lh Sundays. Very Rev. Paul Waldron, S.S.C., AUn I,add - Veronica Lake from 12 to 14 years in age. Two 0, 7 do. f, 10, 11. It. Priced from 7 5 cent* William Bendix in HOLY GHOST, I t t lOlh atraat, I, 0. CHEYINNR WELLS, Baarad Haart t. for his talks during the three days Roast Prime Ribs of Beef groups of boys and one of girls 7:11. t:15, OdO, lt:lt, 11:11. and Holy days, 8 :46. of meditation and prayer. * The Blue Daliiia have already spent three weeks lltlt. Wtak dajra.-V and IMt. CRAIG,-St Michtal’a, 10, 9rd, 4th, and AND One of the outetanding features Colorado Mountain Trout apiece in the mountain center. HOLY ROSARY E. 07th and Paarl. «, 5th Sunday*. IS, Sod Bnnday. of the banquet that closed the re­ Jinx Falkenburt In t. and 10. CRIPPLX CRSXK, S t Pator’a, t d l or RUSS BENNEH Mr*. Dower Given Thank* treat was the presentation of a Talk About a Lady LOYOLA, E. tird Av*. and York, I, V, 10 on altamata Sunday*. Charities officials expressed their t:t0, 10:10, and It, Wevk .day*, tdO DEER t r a il . Bt Joiapb’*. 11:11, l*t gift to Miss Mary Nadorff in ap­ Fried Chicken and t. Holy daya, t, 7, t, and S. Con- aad Ith Snaday*; TdO. Ird Sunday*. preciation for the honor bestowed Restaurant atitude this week to Mrs. John fafiiona: Saturday* and ’ Thnradayi AT BBOADWAT MATINUSi SUNDAY, 1 PJL Dower, prominent Denver Cath RA8T LAKE, Onr Lady ot Sorrow*. 9. on the society thr6ugh her recently SATURDAYS AND BOUDAYS. f bafor* iirtt Fridayt and on tv* of 7 •.m. to I T 0*T* • W*ck olic who sponsors the camp for fsaat day*. 1 dO to t :4C and T :t0 to EATON, 9:99, 2nd Sunday (SpaaUh), awarded Papal medal Pro Ecclesia Our Cocktail Lounge and Bar Service Is Unexcelled 1 P J t______Denver’s needy children. It was 9 p.m. Confnaiona on Bnndayt bafor* EATON, IdO, Ind Snaday aad 4th Sat­ et Pontifiee. In the absence of pointed out that there was an 7 and td 9 Maita*. urday, the Rev. Gregory Smith, spiritual average weight gain for every child OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, W. tith BDGEWATSR. tdO, I, 10. and 11. director, the president. Miss Mar­ At*, and Navajo SU 6. 7. I. 9, 10, ELBERT, 8, 2nd Sunday: 0, 8*pt. II Phone Golden 68 for reservations, or just H ave Y ou T ried? who attended the camping session and 11. and Oct IT; U , Aug. 15 and Sapt. IT. garet Lynch, gave the presenta-4. of from five to six pounds. Added PRESENTATION. W. ftb and inlian SL. ELIZABETH, 11. lad Sunday. tion speech stressing especially the Tom Burke’s Denver’s Newe*t ft Fine*l to the physical benefits, the chil (. 8, 10, and 11. honor this title has given the tlrive out and come in. REGIS COLLEGE (Btudanti* ahapal). RNGLXWOOD, 4, 8, I, 'lO. and 11:19. Archbishop’s ^ ild . dren enjoyed a well-rounded pro­ W. tOth and LowMl Blvd., 1:10 and ERIE, S t SchoUatica’a, I, Holy days, 9, I Kid’s Party Given Drive-la Reslasrasl gram of camping activities that 6:15. ESTES PARK, 8 t Waltor'i, T, 9 dO, end _ i Roosevelt Grill: they could not possibly have had SACRED HEART, 1790 Larinar Bt, It. Wintar months (in High School Marking the 12th anniversary of 6d0, 7:10, 9, 10:10, and 18. Bldg.) 12, axeapt last Sunday el the Morning Star circle, a “Kid’s We Feature— without the co-operation of the ST. ANTHONY'S, Quitman and W. 11th Famous for Charities and Mrs. Dower. month, 10. Confaiiion* Saturday ava- Party” was enjoyed by the mem­ • Fine Pastries (From Our Ave.. 5:40. 7, and 7:45. ning and bafor* 1:10 Ma*t. The camp will close Aug. 31, ST. CATHERINE’S, 4100 Ftdaral Blvd., bers Aug. 7, with Miss Helen FIN E FOODS Own Bake Ovens) 6. 7d0. 1, 10 dO, and II a5. Waak RVBROREEN, Obriat th* King, 10. Flynn as hostess. Miss Theresa when the older girls will be re­ days, 6 do,and I. FORT COLLINS, Holy Family, I and 10. Cocktails • Steaks, Fried Chicken, turned to their homes in ^en v er ST. DOMIWO’S, 2905 Fadaral Blvd., S t Joaaph’i, IdO. I, aad 10. Hangauer of Cleveland, 0., a guest and Seafoods in specially chartered busses. 5 d o ,‘7:10^ 0, 10:50, and 12. Holy FORT LOGAN. S t Patrick’*, 0 and 11, of Miss'Flynn. attended the party, Fast Courteous Service • Delicious Sandwiches day*: 6:50, 6:11. 7, 7:45, 9, and 10dO. Holy daya, 8. in which members exchanged gifts ark lane hotel BT. ELIZABETH, 1010 lltb SU 6, 8. FORT MORGAN. S t Halana’t, TdO and of linen to their “secret sisters” to • Complete Fountain Service 9:15, 11. and 12:15. 9. 18th and California ;; St. Francis da Salas’ ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’, Alamad* and FREDERICK. S t Tharaaa'a, 1 dO and mark the anniversary. COCKTAIL LOUNGE "Appetising Food at Tl’* Best" 5. Sharman, 5, I, 7, I. 9, 10, 11, and 10 do. - Miss Pat Farley of Blessed Sac­ »*«44***IIM M I******W 12. k GEORGETOWN, 8. rament circle left this week to visit Society Meats Aug. 12 6T. JAMES’. .1254 Newport, IdO. tdO. OILCREST, 11:20 (Sptniih). DINING nSHERMAlN— TOURISTS SdO. 10. 11. and 12. GILCREST, 12. a sister in Albuiiueniue, N. Mex., Greeae’s Drive-In ST. JOHN^ E. 5tb At*, and Josaphin*. GILL, 9:10, 2nd Saturday aad 4th Sun­ and will tour Old Mexico before COME TO CHURCH (St. Franci* de Sale*’ Parish, 6, 7. 5, V. 10, II. and 12. day. returning to Denver. AND D*nv*r) ST. JOSEPH’S. 901 W. Sixth avaon*. GILL, 8:90, 4th Sunday (Epanith). AT BUFFALO Reslanranl 5:90, 7:50. 9d0,'9;50, and 11:80. GLBNWOOD SPRINGS, S t Staphan’a, Will Feta Brida-EUet DANCING Mast 10 e.m. every The St. Francis de Sales Holy ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL (Saral-pobKe 7 and I nntil 2nd Sunday tn Saptam On Aug. 8, Mi 88 Clella Carter, oratory), 1519 Humboldt, 5. Weak bar. bride-elect, will be honored at a - Sunday morning 800 Speer Blvd. Name society will hold its regular daya, 6, 7, and 7 :S0. Space CourUa, of GOLDEN, S t Joaeph'i, 2 and 10. party in the home of Miss Mary We Never Close meeting Aug. 12 at 8:15 o'clock ST. JOSEPH’S (Poliab), 617 E. 41th GOLD HILL, 8:10 in August NADORFF’S in the rectory The society will re­ At*., 5. 7:50, 9. and 10:10. GRAND LAKE, 8. OdO, and ltdO be- Nadorff, with Missee Margaret NighUy 8:30 to 12:30 A.M. ST. LOUIS, 1100 S. Sharman S t. I. 1. inning Jun* 80 through Saptambar 1, Lynch and Jessie Pasquale as co­ COLFAX AT WILLIAMS ceive Holy Communion in the 8 9, 10, and 11 ;S0. o’clock Mass Sunday, Aug. 11. S!oly days lam*. hostesses. Miss Carter, a charter SUNDAYS 4 to 8 P. M. ST. MARY MAGDALENE'S, W. 16th and GREELEY COLONY, IdO. lad Friday member of Morning Star circle and Dapaw St„ 5:50, I, 10, and 11. and 5tb Sunday. FOR DINNERS DE LUXE OR MIDNIGHT SNAOfS ST. PATRICE’S, 1125 Paco*. 7, 9, 10 dO, GREELEY, Onr Lady of Fcaea, 10 dO: vestment committee chairman on NO COVER OR MINIMUM CHARGE and 12. Weak daya, 5. S t Patar'a, 7, I. 0, and 10:10. the council a number of year^, will ST. PHILOMENA'S. E. 14tb Ava and GROVER, 10:30. 1st Sunday; 8, trd become the bride of Francis P. Detroit 5:45. 7. 1:16. 9d0. 11. and Sunday. II d5. EAXTUN, Christ tb* King, 9il0,‘ 1 st Barry Aug. 22 in St. Francis de 450 So. Marion Phone PE. 4611 ST. ROSE OP LIMA’S, 1110 W..Nevada 8rd, and 5th Sundays; 5, lad and 4th Sales’ church. PL, 8 and 10. Sunday*. Holy, dtys, I ;80. The Stella Maristcircle will hold EDELW ST. THERESE’S (Aurort), 1150 S. Itth HOLYOKE, S t Patrick’s, 5, 1st ird and Avt., 5 and 10, 6th Sundays: 0:80, 2nd and 4th Sun­ its third annual August picnic this ITher* Ouelitf Food StUI Prevails and at ModeraU Cost ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S. E. Ariioni days. Holy days, 8. Sunday in Sloan’s Lake park. Hus­ and So. Jotaphin* SU 5 :90. 5. I, HUGO, S t Anthony of Padua's, 7 :S5. 1st bands and families will attend, and 10:50. and 11. 2nd, and 5th Sundays; 11, trd Sunday; 11:15, 4th Sunday. games, boating, and a picnic sup­ Open 11 A. M. to S A. b lS y COLORADO SPRINGS per will be on the program. Aerorn 1644 GLENARM CORPUS CHRISTI. 2150 N. Caieada, IDAHO SPRINGS, St. Paul’s, 9 and 10. IRONDALE, Public lehool during th* 7:50, 9:10, and 11. from GLOCKNER SANATORIUM. 2200 N. summer at 7 :S0. (^oamopoliUn JOHNSTOWN. SdO. 1st Saturday and Record Attendance LUNCHEONS . . . 50c Tajon, 6 and 7 :S0. 3rd Sunday. Qolel SACRED HEART. 2029 W. Colondo JOHNSTOWN. 8:30, 3rd Sunday. , Ava., 5. 10. and 11:50. » JULESBURG, S t Anthony’s, 8 and 9:80. At Retreat Forecast DINNERS . . $1.00 -»V illa n o ’sv- iMAMITOU SPRINGS, SdO and 0 dO. KERSEY, 8:80. lat Sunday (Spanish). CASCADE. Caaead* Cbapal, 0 and 10 dO. 8T. FRANCIS' HOSPITAL. 6:46 and 8. KERSEY. 8 :30, 1st Sunday and 3rd Sat­ Cocktail Grill ST. MARY'S. 22 W. Kiowa. 9. 7, 9. 9. urday. A record attendance is antici­ Italian Garden It, and 12:10. KIT CARSON. 10:45; holy days. 10:50. pated at the 24th annual lay- ST. PAUL'S, Broadmoor. 7. .9. and 11. KIOWA, 11, September; 9, August and IN LITTLE ITALY FOUNTAIN. 9 on flrit and third Sun­ October, 3rd Sunday. women’s retreat, which will open day* of month. KREMMLING. S t Peter’s, 9. at Loretto Heights college, Denver, West 38th Ave, and Pecos GL. 9743 LAFAYETTE. S t Ida’s, 7:30 and 10:30. Fonnirir of (4 8o. Broadwar on Thursday evening, Aug. 22. OTHER CHURCHES OF Holy days, 8. The Rev. B. J. Murray, S.J., who GENUINE ITALIAN SPAGHETTI WITH ARCHDIOCESE LEADVTLLE, S t Joaepb’a, 8 :30 and 10. Annunciation, 7:30 and 9:30, Juna 1 for many years had charge of the CHICKEN - SAUSAGE - OR MEAT BALLS AERON, S t Joeaph’s, 10 dO lit and 9rd to Saptember 1. Holy daya, 7 and 9- man’s retreats at Regis, will be the RKO Suodars; t dO, 2nd, ith. and 5tb LTMON. Onr Lady of Victory, 9 30. l i t POTENZE STYLE Sundays. 3rd, and 6th Sundays; 9:15, 3rd Sun­ retreat master. Supper will be ’'ITJiA WONDERFUL SERVED DAILY FROM I P. M. TO 10 P. M. , ALLENSPARK. Mail in Camp S t Male, day; 9;45, 4th Sunday. served at 6:16 for all women ar­ 10, Jun* to Anguit a ORPHEUM No Liquor Please LITTLETON. S t Mary’s, 8 and 10. riving; before that time. The first MOTION PICTURE!" ASPEN, S t Mary’s. 9 and 111 IdO, Ind -atwroataatruwi and 4th Sundiyi. LONGMONT. St. John the Baptist's, exercise is at 7:46, and the cloS' AURORA. 8 and 10. 5:30, 8, and 10. Week daya, 7, ing exercise will end about 8:30 A Oreot Author's Most Engaging aaiBrown & White Cab Co.< 8TRA8BURG. S t Gertrude’s, 1130. 2od COLORADO Sundays; 7:30, 4tb SuAdayt. LISTON LODGE. STRATTON. S t Cbarlts Borromso'i. OPEN ALL WINTER ' t OURIST ACCOMMODATIONS 7:30, 1st. 3rd, and 5th Sundays; 0:30, JIM LISTON. Owner — VET. WAR 1 For Reaerratlon* Telephone Evergrten 129 2nd and 4th Sundays, SUPERIOR, S t Bensdlet's, 7 30 and 8 30, a lt Sundays htginnlng 2nd Sun­ day of each month. The Ranch Htiuse VICTOR, St. Vlotor’a, 2 30 or 10 on alternate Sundays. STEAKS AND CHICKEN WELBY, Assumption, Jnly to Saptsm- ber, 6, 7, and 0. • EAT IN OR DRIVE IN ” TEX BEST IN BARBECUE AND BTBAU ESTES PA R r LUMBER CO. WRAY, S t Andrew’^ I and 9 3 0 i holy LAIRD KING Re*. 122-W 'B. L KING Rea. 122-R day* 7 30 and 0. Opaa AO NIcht Tw* LattUoni HARDWARE AND LUMBER CO. TLANNINO FOR A BETTIR PLACR YUMA. S t John’i, 130, 1st and Ird SPXEB AT BBOADWAT MA. 9142 G. E. CASEY, M*r. TO UVK“ Sundays; 10:10. Ind, 4th. and Ith KINftS’ EVERGREEN, COLORADO TELEPHONE 48W Sundnys. May to Novambar. COLFAX AT BT. PAUL BA. » ll Phiiro — Skeigas — Stoves — Moore Paint COME TO CHURCH IN THE MOUNTAINS EAltL BREWER^S Evergreen by the Lake MeCOlVXELL^S PHARMACY •“ALWAYS A GOOD TIME” PHONE SO The Comer Drug Store ESTES PARK, COLO. IDAHO SPRINGS Dining - Dancing - Smorgasbord. Trout and Steak Dinner*. EV. 95 Gel to Know Lee, the Druggist Yott^ll Enjoy That Western Hospitality at THE ESTES PARK DRUG STORE SULLIVAN’S DRUG STORE LEO F, TIGBE, Prep. SUNDRIES your RexaU Store SODAS T he ROIJIXDIJP IN ESTES PARK — LOOK FOR WHEN IN IDAHO SPRINGS STOP AT EVERGREEN, COLO. THE HANSON LODGE Monahan Motor Co. ON HIGHWAY 46 AND 9 SUNNY and YNGVE HANSON, Ownart D E U aO U S SANDWICHES — DANCING Foraarly Known aa WRIGHT HOTEL Monsignor Matthew Smith Says: MD(£D DRINKS / RES. CALL 190 Brinkley Drug' Co. PIONEER ROOM OPEN FROM 7 AJI. TO 9 P.M. **The Green Years is a movie that CathoUcs will Welcome to Estee ANTIQUES. DISHES and FURNITURE love and that also reaches the peak in entertain­ WE BUY AND SELL ment value.” GRAXP LAKE People* Exchange ITl-J “Anilq*** of th* Old Wait' SILVER SPRUCE PHARMACY Railway Rxpraaa A(*ncy FINEST PHARMACBUnCALB IN WORLD 1491 MINRR 8THRRT IDAHO BPRINOa, COLORADO Th i Corner Cnpboard°To”ocT”f.” GLEN V. BWEARINGEN, Ownar and Msr. HAND HADE INDIAN JXWXLEY DISTINCTIVE BOUVENUM HOTEL AND GUEST CABINS MEXICAN SILVER THE FAMILY RECREATION SPOT ON L ; SHORB MR. AND MBS. HSNRT W. SHONX Placer Curio Sh(^ RANDTOOLBD LEATHER GOOD* HARRY HILL, Mir. BEAUTIFUL RIVERSIDE THE RADIUM HOT SPRINGS BINS-HOTELS IDAHO SPRINGS. COLORADO KA-ROSE DANCING - SWIMMING Only 98 Seanie Mllat Waat of Dttvar UDE RANCHES Resort and Dude Ranch Hot Radiaai Tunal Bath—Raliaf far Rhaaaiatliai. Colorado's Vacation Land Nationally Famous Dark Horse Inn Arthiltli. NaaritU I P.O. BOX 518 PHONE KAR08B A BATHING INSTITUTION WITH are available in GRANBY. COLO. GRAND LAKE HOTEL ACCOMMODA’nONS Grand Lake area ^ PH. 159 MASTERSOH SIGHTSEEIHG TOURS a* The firms listed here de­ ^rita or Call IN BUSINESS 10 YEARS MAIN OFFICE 111 SEVENTEENTH 8TXEKT See One of Buffalo BilFs Famous Treasures serve to ba remembered PHONE CHERRY 2040 In Lobby of Baa Hotal GRAND U K E when you are distributing:, Lanrla** 7 Fas*«<*r Cadillac Car* City uM HaeStalna DVCK INN Chamber of Commerce your patronage in the dif­ OUCKINN STEAKS—CmCKEN DINNERS—MTN. TROUT ferent lines of business. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS GLENN SNYDER, Prop. S F f ^ l M C S ■V..ICT|

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PAGE EIGHT Office, 988 Bannodc Street______T^E DENT^R CATHOLIC EEGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, August 8, 1946 Hospital Service KEYSTOIVE 6727 Director Says: JOr, W alter J. Kerwin M i Associafed with C RROW GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION m , JOS. M. FISHMAN BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS pici: COMPLETE CAR PAINTING 1 UNNECESSARY IN MEDICAL AID if Jeweler and Optician POLISHING AND GLAZING . 1 DIAMONDS . LOCKETS j ‘ WRECKS REBUILT "The widespread acceptance by have reached the 400,000 mark WATCHES - ROSARIES the public of non-profit hospital by September. ; CROSSES - COMPACTS Colorado Leads IT ST, M S ' ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS and surgical care plans, directed BODY FENDER & PAINT CO. "During this time,” Grant said, MIRACULOUS MEDALS and CHAINS in the interests of its subscribers .SCAPULAR MEDAI.5 1420 STOET ST. ■‘Colorado lio ^ital service led all (St. Jamet^ Parish, Denver) (IN DENVKB KOTOS HOTEL) by unpaid and public-minded the other 86 Blue Cross plans in Glasses on Credit boards of trustees, shows clearly the United States, Canada, and More than 1,200 people enjoyed 807 15ifi Si. TA. 0029 that it is possible to give the Puerto Rico in per cent of popu­ the parish picnic held Aug. 4 m the lation enrolled.” Montclair park after an inter­ people adequate medical care The plan for surgical care of without government intervention,” the Colorado Hospital .service, esting program of varioq^ con- STORE YOUR L said Joseph R. Grant, assistant di- spon.sored by the Colorado Medi­ te.sts. The award of a 1946 Ford cal .society, though not so widely was made to Anna C. Naber of FURS-NOW known as Blue Cro.ss, has more 624 W. Maryland road, Albuquer­ than 140,000 subscribers in the EXPERT REPAIRING state. In the same tnree months’ que, N. Mex. VET OF WORLD WAR period, the surgical plan added The pastor wishes to thank all NO. 2 20,000 new members, according those whose interest and efforts COLFAX AT WASHINGTON to Grant. made the day moat successful. Move "This plan began as a move­ than $5,500 was realized on the OPEN FROM ment by doctors and prominent car award. laymen to broaden the hospital The regular meeting of the St. A.M. TILL 10 P.M. services available through Blue Proven 8 Cross to include payment of fees James Men’s club will be held in Y ou Are Invited to Visit Our to physicians for surgery. More the Montclair Civic building Tue.s- EYE than 900 Colorado ’ doctors have day, Aug. 13, at 8 p.m. All men of N ew S tore enrolled in the plan as participat­ the parish are invited to attend. ing physicians. This figure in­ 4 Converts Baptized EXAMINATIONS cludes 96 per cent of the doctors The following converts were? GRAND OPENING ia Denver. The surgical care plan baptized and received into the Special Care is available to Blue Cross groups Church Aug. 3: Mrs. Clara Vir­ of 10 or more through their place ginia Allen, Mrs. Dolores Ilene For Special Cases AUS. 8tli of employment.” Stack, Mrs. Gwendolyn Vergene HYPERPHORIA According to Grant, the present Portz, and Mrs. Phoebe Elaine Gut- PHOTOPHOBIA OF goals of the trustees of Blue Cross kowski. VERTIGO and of the surgical plan of Colo­ Mrs. Gutkowaki’s two daughters, rado Medical service is_ to enroll Donna, Lee and Shirley Elizabeth, DR.A.D.KLEYHAUER an even grreater proportion of the were ailso baptized, with John Gut- STOP-AND-SHOP population of Colorado, and. kowski and Mildred Karbowski as Optometrist whenever possible, to improve the 1511 Welion St. KEytione 1044 services oi the plans. sponsors. Super Market Joteph R. Grant Mrs. John Duras and Mrs. Ray­ mond Reetz were patients in Mercy rector of Colorado Hospital serv­ hospital this week. Mrs. F. H. 7540 E. COLFAX AT ROSEMARY ice, in an exclusive interview. Brinkhaus is racuperating in her Colorado Blue Cross, with a Englewood Nun home from a recent operation. Y ou’ll Be Pleased With Our record 48,000 new subscribers in Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Friel an Service and Quality the last three months, experienced nounce the birth of a girl, Mary Recom inem led Firm s a growth five times greater than UPPER EAST COLFAX Reynard, born July 29. the total of all members in 1939 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Connor, FINEST FOOD CENTER and more than twice that of 1940. Given New Post Mr. and Mrs. James McConaty, and for AUTO . Total enrollment pyramided in Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Noll are new Colorado to a new high of 380,000 (St. Louit’ Parish, Englewood) families in the parish this past Blue Cross subscribers during the Si.ster Silveria, superior of St. week. short period. If this record-making Louis’ school for the past six years, SERVICE 1 uace is continued, Blue Cross will will leave s6on for Marquette, Mass Hours Listed Mich. .Sister Sienna Marie has For Holy Day Dr. G . J . Sebaenble been transferred to St. Louis, Mo. Masses will be at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, The Holy Name men will receive and 11 o’clock Aug. 15, the Feast Communion' in the 8 o’clock Mass of the As.sumption. PACKARD Buckley Bros. Optometrist this Sunday. The regular meeting The July meeting of the Ave Downtown laoeation Aothorlzed Stadebaker 6alei h Servlet will be held in the school hall Mon­ Maria...... circle was heldelc in the home Tfaa Only Packard Serrlco In Denver Specialist day evening at 8. The young peo­ of Mrs. Marshall M. Reddish. High Packard Denver Co. New Trucks in Stock For Visual ple of the parish are invited to the scores were won by Mmes. Galla- Aoto Repairinf ^ Alt Make Cart bean dinner in the school hall at DISTRIBUTORS Body and Fender Work Eye Care her and Sills. Mrs. Raymond T. 216 15th SL TA. 6388 6 o’clock Tuesday evening. Young will entertain in her home, 350 Broadwiiv RA. 2826 310 Mack Bldg. Timothy Dean Ladewig, infant 1650 Monaco, Aug. 26. Patronize Our Advertisers son of convert parents, Mr. and ’EXPERT- KE. 5840 Mrs. Earl Ladewig, was baptized AUTO REPAIR [LETHUHKGUMAffi Aug. 4. Sponsors were Ben A. Ip- Father Maher Serves sen, also a convert, and Josephine All Makes 'I M. Ipsen. As Auxiliary Ghaplaiu Easy Time Payments The sodality choir held a meet­ CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH' _ ing followed by refreshments at a Northwestern Auto Co. UPTOmt MOTOR CO. get-together in the convent Aug. The Rev. Michael A. Maher, fot<^ 549 Broadway TAbor 6201 1908 BROADW AY O i; 5. mer pastor at the Church of St. Mrs. B. Reims, owing to home Joseph in Holly, is now serving aa responsibilities, has submitted her auxiliaryili chaplain at Lowry Field resignation as president of the St. Father Maher, a priest of the Louis PTA. ArciyGiocese of Cincinnati, has DODGE-PLYMOUTH Polaroid Glare Shield Sacrittant Named been residing in Colorado because OWNERS Mrs. A. Jones and Mrs. H. B. of bad health. He served for some ELIMINATES SUN GLARE Sheetz are caring for .the alters time at Buckley Field until that Jack Flavin, Service Mrr.. aajri: FROM THE ROAD during August. Mrs. Jerome Pier- army base was inactivated. Father We are experts on Dodge and zina ai*d Mrs. Christiana Tangney Maher as.sists the regular army Plymonlli cars, and we know $ 4 9 5 were appointed to care for the chaplain at Lowry, Father John J. how to service them properly, candles on the altars. Kick, in conducting services for with no loss of time, and at Mrs. G. Smilanic, assisted by the soldiers. Mrs. A. P. Reed, Mrs. Charles reasonable prices. M ARSHALL Leichner, Mrs. George Moore, Mrs. Keep Your TOWING SERVICE Kemper, and Mrs. C. A. Lievens, Vision AUTO SUPPLY visited patients in their homes and the Swedish sanitarium during the UP TO DATE Standard Motor Go. 1530 B’way month of July. Members of the Dr. John R. 13th & Clenarm CD. 6596 TA. 4434 Altar and Rosary society .^ave volunteered to work in the sewing room at the Red Cross, where COYLE workers are badly needed. YOUR CAR ISN’T GETTING Hostesses for the card party to Optometrist Get Your Car ANY YOUNGER. SEE be given in the church hall Aug. 8 KE. 8603 Ready for Summer are Mrs. William Tremmel, Mrs. 633 Hntk Bldt. “ Jo e ” YOUNG C. A. Lievens, and Mrs. Frank 0. and W. PACKARD SPECIALIST Wendow. JAMES BONNER. Msrr. Auto Service Station A party will be held by TEXACO FIRE CHIEF MOTOR SERVICE the Alter and Rosary society on Bannock ind Twelfth CH. 8234 BONNER’S ERWIN OSBORNE. Owner the lawn of the rectory Aug. 15. TEXACO. STATION General Auto Repairing—Body Mrs. Jerome Pierzina, Mrs. C. and Fender Work—Battery Tangney, and Mrs. H. L. Mansfield GAS. OIL AND ACCESSORIES AUTO REPAIRING will act as hostesses. GREASING AND WASHING Service—United Motor PHONE KE. 1331 Service Facilities Experienced Mechanics Mrs. May Theisen, Mrs. Eunice ALL MAKES CARS Bell Walker, and Mrs. Donald J. Spver and Bannock Danver I, Oilo. 420 East 20th Avenue Gas —Oili — Lubrication Briggs were welcomed as mem­ Phone TA. 9144 bers of the Alter and Rosary so­ DENVER. COLORADO ciety, and Mrs. Jo.sephine Lucerna HOLLY’S SERVICE was enrolled as a deceased mem­ RRINKHAUS RROS. 390 So. Broadway SP. 9987 ber. OPTOHBTRiSTft AND OPTICIANS Gift remembrances were pre­ sented by the society to Mother Silveria and Sister Sienna Marie for their fine work in St. Louis’ BODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS school. More Mechanics to Serine Yon— Greater Supply of Parts— Rrcry Type of Bifoeal LctuM — All StylM of Modern Monntlata — Eye* Let Us Help You Keep Your (!ar in Depeiidahic Condition I CLARK’S FLOWERS fijuinitned Fitted — Lenoeo Bring it to Men Who Know It Best DopUcated COMPLETE LINE OP CUT FLOWEKS AND POTTED PLANTS School Days Near— .lAMES MOTOR CO. t r 'W» D»llT»r TA..S6M 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service KE. 8221 Floral Sprav* and Corsages HAVE YOUR EYES COLFAX DRIV^IN 1130 K. COLFAX,§ CHECKED NOW 821 15TH ST. A FOX-IVICHOLSON MAin 87H Batwean Slant and Chainpa ^to. STUDIOS RECAP Sneerssor to Irvine Allen Pas WHILE YO U and NicboUon Stndis HANSEN & HANSEN 1542 Bdwy. TA. 2784 JEWELERS 1628 17th St. RIDE SPEC I'A’L'l VI ONE STORE ONLY mi m s s L O A N E D

iDuRttl L O tj COAL 4679 4679 FREE! A*tN«n. Rt/ Fmr. C»Uri\ Wadza and Harrta DeafMM, SIbm. $ 9 .9 4 Voimt, OUsUw. Tm* Lump and Ere___ •illHb. Sy* A Car Dwcmm. C*Urwt. ArtkrttI*. H evHii. Walk and Eazia HlwOdMtlMa, FmitU. Lamp and Kcr - $ 7 .8 4 Hip. U t * B t k .'i g m n i i i u * Uin-OeriptUl XH" Donbla Saraan r .1 IVnpr- EKIHltMtioO Bl«»l PrtMvrv. ft tbt Nut ...... $ 6 .5 4 ■lob4, EHftrvaU TWran tt htcrMl OkMMi, m Herva ■KIWI. P»TAly«te, TwMf^ SUPREME COAL GO. i » sn a ■ * . MS wii-i* SL 1144 So. Pennsylvania Woodrow Wilson Auto Upholstery i Member St. Francis de Sales'^ BRAKE RELINE CUSTOM TAILORED ) SEAT COVERS ■I $ 1 0 - 0 ) AND UP Cushion Repairing Upholstery FORD, CHEVROLET, PLYMOUTH 1060 BROADWAY Auto Tops RebuUt Other Cars Proportionately Low & Repaired KE. 0175 , IF YOU HAD A MILLION DOLLARS HAVK YOURS CHECKED NOW—AVOID THE RUSHl 692 So. Broadway ' ’ STATE INSPECTION DUE NOW P E . 5 2 6 4 B F.Goodrich YOU COULDN’T BUY BETTER BREAD ART MALA ATI Tha lirms lUtad her* desonro to ITRE AND BATTERY SERVICE BILL PEARCE, Mgr. be remembered when you are die* I78S Gleiuna TAbor 5287 tributinf your patronace to tba dl(* feraat Uaea of bueineae# Thursday, Augfust 8, 1948 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER GATHOtIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 PAGE NINE r h

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Standard New Proeeae The CHILDREN’S CORNER Heights Holding Rush Parties ‘The Green Years’ Duplicator SMART CLOTHES FOR THE HBBEV SCHOOL YOUNG AMERICANS Gelatin H I Ktpiklit BMf. TA. S ill Is Heart-Warming Janior and Senior High School for Boys Stencil E. Calfaz aal Blah EM. TIM Ink ! AT cl^ON CITY. COLORADO NO Type Screen Chronicle High Scholastic Standards—Limited Enrollment—Craft Work Charles Cobum, veteran char­ Complete athletic program, including Horseback Riding. Ideal Diplieaior Sipply Go. Special Values acter actor, and 'Tom Drake, one climate. Conducted by Benedictine Monks. on of M-G-M’s most promising juven­ 1SI1 WKLTON iles, join hands in bringing to life TA. 0286 A. J. Cronin’s tender story of the FOR CATALOG, Address the Headmaster SCHOOL SUPPUES friendship between a shy, sensitive youngster and his great-grandfa­ I at ther in The Green Years, which opens Wednesday at the RKO Or- CRAFT and ART pheum theater in Denver. A Private Day School for Girls KENDRICK- The screen adaptation of the best-seller novel has all the A LIMITED NXDiBER OF HIGH SCHOOL BOARDERS ACCEPTED SUPPLIES- BELLAMY'S warmth, zest, and humor of the Everything for 1641 California original tale of Robert Shannon, the orphaned youngster who is at Handcrafts'* ' first intimidated by his foster ST. MARY’S ACADEMY family, particularly by its domi­ Pre-First through High School. Accredited by the State Uni­ LORD’S SHOE REPAIR neering matriarch. Grandma versity, a member of the North Central Association, and affil­ Leckie, but who, after precipitous iated with Loretto Heights College. Hence it enjoys all of the ELCRAFT SOLES AND HEELS years of adolescence, finds his true privileges and the recognition granted to approved schools. 1631 Court Place career with the help of his adoring $ 1 .5 0 greatgrandfather. DENVER 1370 Pennsylvania CHerry 0383 SCHOOL SPECIAL Held to Religion DENVER, COLORADO Free Catalog to Schools 42645th St. Despite Mockery ^ 5- Told in retrospect, the growth of young Shannon is unfolded with the accent on such aspects as his ; t determination, despite insult and /■ 1 REGIS HIGH SCHOOL mockery, to follow his religious m principles; the early fights by 'i wliich he gains the respect of his College Preparatory School for Boys “Planning what comei next” for the Loretto 100 girit were In attendance. Moving pictures of schoolmates; the humorous and Heighta college rush partiei are shown the three collego activitiaa wera shown, tours were conducted tragic implications of his adoles­ Conducted by the Jesuit Fathers captains. They are (left to right) Jane Weir, 2231 through the buildings, and refreshments were cent love affair with Alison Keith; RESIDENT AND DAY STUDENTS Monaco) Janet Smith, 712 Race; and Bernice Red­ served. and his final battle against over­ dick, 1300 Monaco, all of Denver. According to the captains, another partjr will be whelming odds to go to the uni­ APPOINTMENTS FOR ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS The first in a saries of rush parties on the held in the near future. versity and pursue his long-cher­ collego campus was given Aug. 5. Approximately ished ambition fo r . a medical ca­ UNTIL AUGUST 24 reer, Through all of Shannon’s ex- CALL THE PRINCIPAL GL S6S3 leriences is shown the hand of his S i. Scholastiea Academy oving great-grandfather who is CANON CITY, COLORADO Heights Graduate Regis Faculty Is Enlarged his fervent defender in every crisis and who is instrumental, even Resident and Day School for Girls of Junior and Arranging Formal after death, in shaping Robert’s Senior High-School Age LOREHO HEIGHTS COLLEGE To Meet Record Enrollment futuxp happiness. Mtinbsr of North Centrsi Aisociation Directed by "Victor Saville, The College Prep., Pre-Vocational, Music, Dramatic Art, AKair in Chicago Green Years emerges from .book Home Economics, Commercial Coloradans Only Senior To meet an enrollment that ganic chemistry In the fall form as a compelling and heart- College for Women Miss A n^la Eisenman of 10336 will surpass by at least 30 semester. Father Stackhouse wamiing motion picture. “ limited Enrollment, Integrated Learning. Spacious Campaa, S. Wood, Cnicaeo, a 1942 graduate per cent the largest past en­ is scheduled to teach orienta­ Unexcelled Climate. Under Direction of the Benedictine SUtertm LORETTO, COLORADO of Loretto Heights college, Denver, rollment in the history of the tion of mind and ontology, is ’chairman of a formal dinner- school, Regis college has al­ and Father Arnold conducts dance to be held Aug. 10 in the ready added 14 new members classes in Latin composition Date Resfiitration Marine dining room of the Edge- to its faculty. A new school and Ciceronian Latin. The For Back to water Beach hotel in Chicago, it of business administration has colonial period, United States September 16 was announced by A. Joseph Barth, been developed, and the cur­ history, and advanced study H. R. MEININGER CO. president of the Chicago Catholic ricula of both the campus col­ in history will be presented by School Wear University club, sponsoring the lege and the downtown divi­ Father Stansell, LARGEST ART MATERUL STORE IN THE WEST event. The summer formal, one in 'Write or Phone for sion have been expanded and Replaces Librarian V isit , . . Circular of Information a series of monthly social activities strengthened. Probably three of the uilub, will honor returned To replace the Rev. Em­ Oil and Water Color Outfits—Sketch of every four men at the col­ manuel Sandoval, librarian, Phone PEarl 2468 service men. The Chicago Catho­ lege this fall will be veterans lic University group include.s Cath­ who is recovering from a ser­ Easels—^Pastel Crayons—Craft Supplies and the program has been de­ ious illness, comes the Rev, olic young men and women from signed to fit their needs. Draftsmen's Supplies—Stationery colleges all over the country. Charles F. Kruger. The Rev. The new faculty additions John J, Quirk has been added Reproduction Service Miss Eisenman, a former teacher include four with doctoral de­ to the department of modern WE MAKE PHOTOSTAT COPIES in St. Mary’s academy, Denver, grees. They are Dr. Ralph G. languages. In charge of the Commereial Art and USO-NCCS director in Utah Verdieck in chemistry, the college book store and assist­ and Florida, is now an instructor Rev. William J. Stackhouse in 409 16th St. Denver TA. 1301 The Art That Earns ant treasurer is the Rev. W'il- in the National Institute of Dress philosophy, the Rev. Richard liam F. Houser, and the Rev. Design in the Windy City. She is £. Arnold in classical lan­ Joseph P. Melcniors is as yet Fall Term Day & Night Opens Sept. 3 the (IRughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. guages, and the Rev. Harold net assigned to specific Eisenman of Marty, S. Dak. L. Stansell in history. Dr. clas.ses. The Rev. Philip Verdieck will offer courses in Froebes will handle classes in THE DENVER ART INSTITUTE HAVE Y O m quantitative analysis and or- the mathematics department. (DENVER'S COMMERCIAL ART SCHOOL) Working in the English de­ Ham Dinner Will Open partment will be Joseph Gon­ 1425 Wellon. St. Denver MA. 3339 zales, an honor graduate at iSt GLASSES Holy Rosary Festival Regis in 1943. Larry Varnell, (Thu School Approvoi for Veteran*' Trmning) new head basketball and base­ REGIS ball coach, instructs in physi­ REPAIRED (Holy Rotary Parith, Denver) cal education. John V. Coyne A ham dinner, served Thursday Broken, twisted fmmet tre mtdf like has been added to the busi­ n«w. Broken lenses oro octentiflcolly evening, Aug. 8, in the school ness administration staff. The duplleoUd. Why deny yoarseK the hall from 5 to 9 o’clock, will open accounting department has pleasure of good rision because of the summer festival for the benefit two new instructors in broken flaam ? Hare them repaired of the parish. Plans for the Night Law School KOWI Thomas C. Roberta and My­ COLLEGE dinner are in charge of Mrs. ron C. McGinley. Open 9)00 lo 5)30 Daily Ann Sadar, assisted by the women WESTMINSTER LAW SCHOOL 9:00 to 1:00 Saturdays of the parish. The festival will K T"'-' h ^ '• -t > : , Duly Accrtdiled by the Supreme Court 6f Colorado be continued Friday)" Saturday, and Sunday evj^^gs. Several REGISTRATION SEPT. S booths, at whicl^Tittractive and Approved Under the Gl Bill CLASSES BEGIN SEPTEMBER 4lh valuable articles will be obtain­ Send Your Boy to 3 Stores to Select From 311 EMPIRE BLDG., SIXTEENTH AND GLENARM PLACE able, have been erected. The •k -k -k grand prize, a 1946 Hudson, will 751 So. University Blvd. ADDRESS be gh'en away Sunday, Aug. 11 I CLIFFORD W. MILLS, Dran. C. A. J.hnMn Blda. MA 2277 WILLIAM £. DOYLE, RacUlrai, 111 Empira BMf The Holy Name society will re­ K t. 7IS1 OPTICIAN ceive Holy Comraunion Sunday in 89 So. Broadway the 8 o’clock Massr PST, 979 Broadway Offers You " P m e m d -A. tntlitfwiiMi TT f 11 iiiwr mi iii Near Rocky Mountain Na­ * SW EATERS tional Park in the heart of THE CAMPUS COLLEGE FOR'MEN— Americana m ost m a jestie * BLOUSES mountains. Four year liberal arts program * SKIRTS School of business administration Pre-professional courses Open This Summer * SPORT JACKETS ' DRESSES W. 50th and Lowell Blvd. GL.3633 July 7 to Aug. 25 * SUITS ‘ GOATS 112 a Week THE DOWNTOWN DIVISION ‘FORMALS ★ ' FOR MEN AND WOMEN— ^Marvelous Selections Under pertonel direetion of at Lowest Prices Evening classes at 711-17th S t RT. REV. MONSIGNOR in Denver Business administration JOSEPH BOSETTI Secretarial science Care of Chaaecry Office For your convenience our Popular liberal arts courses lOth and Broadway store 1536 Logan, DenVet^ Colo. is open every evening till Denver & Rio Grande Weilern Railroad 8 p.m. CH. 1406 GL. 3633 048 17di St or 1531 Stout Sk Phoaa TAbor 1168 PAGE TEN ■ Office* 988 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephoni, KE3rston« 4205 Thursday, 'Augrust 8, 1946

Thera Is No Snbslihilo For 8ood Eyo Sigh! SISTill'S BITES Waiting for a Landlord TMiM SLAKI WE BUY AND SELL FULLY realizing the importance of protecting your most STOCKS AND BONDS precious possession . . . your eyes . . . we have constantly en­ deavored to care for your sight with all the skill at our com­ Without obligation on your part, we will be mand. The same exacting care is used in very step of our 10 P0[PI0[ POO pleased to furnish you with current information on )rofession, from the ey e examination to the final grinding of your present investments or to suggest suitable se­ fenses. BT FB. SLIlITT PIOISI FESm curities for you to purchase. SWIGERT BROS. 73 S u l l i v a n & C o m p a n y Father Edmund C. Sliney re­ (Presentation Pariik, Denver) I TABOR 4264 SECURITY' BLDG. DENVER Better Fition OptometrisiM Good Service cently offered the Solemn Funeral A triduum in preparation for for Every Age At Right PrioM Mass for his sister, Miss Minnie T. the festival will be celebrated Aug. KEyetone 7651 Sliney, in Wakefield, Mass. Father 1550 Cali/omim Sliney, well known in Denver, now 12, 13, 14 at 7:30 p.m. It will be SERVICE TO INVESTORS GLAIIBI IMDiyiDDALLT STTLBD is pakor of Immaculate Conception conducted by, a Redemptorist church, Winchester, Mass. He priest. Confessions will be heard served for many years as an army every evening after services. ■ WWWWWWWWWWWW y W ' chaplain. A large part of this Festival News duty was spent in the Pacific. He The school children are conduct­ was a leading figure in the interna­ ing an award of a “Bride Doll” :THEODORE i REQUIESCANT tional Eucharistic Congress held donated by the sisters for the in Manila in 1932. festival. During World war II Father Those who have not brought :iN PACE Sliney became head chaplain for the army in the Central Pacific their canned goods for the country iHACKETHAL; area and flew thousands of miles store may still bring them to MARY JOSEPHINE REDMOND. 641 church Sunday or leave them at the York itreet. Slater of Anne Lowe and caring for the forces. He was sta­ rectory. Air Conditioned Stella S. Redmond. Requiem Maaa In tioned in Hickam Field, Hawaii, > St. John the ETancellet’a church Ana. when the attack on Pearl Harbor The festival program will be > 5. Interment Ht. Olleet. W. P, Horan was made. His two sisters, Minnie given, one to every family, next MORTUARY a Son aervlce. * Sunday at all the Masses. JULIA M. M'NULTY, 1714 Marlon and Sadie, did heroic work in car­ ► 1449-51 Kalamatb St. rtrMt. Mother of Jamee. John, end ing for soldiers wounded in the Tickets for the ham dinner may ► Michael McNulty. Mrt. Ann McQilllTray, Japanese attack. The two women, be secured by calling the dinner m o R x u n R n Phone MAin 4006 Mr*. Ca^kinc Curran, Mra. Julia Page, who had lived with Father Sliney chairman, Mrs. Lee, at Ra. 0104 or ► and Row McNulty; grandmother of FRANCIS J. CERVI DOUGLAS H. BUCK Shirley and Jamee McGilliyray. Helen for 20 years, were evacuated to at the rectory. Curran, and Michael McNulty, Jr. Re­ San Francisco at Christmas, 1941. A festival meeting will be held quiem H ail in Annunciation church Aug. Sadie died the following June. Thursday, Aug. 8, at 8 p.m. in the 7. Interment Mt. Olivet. W, P. Horan Opea Evcalngi A Son service. Bishop Thomas A. Emmett, S.J., school building. Erickson Memorial Co. of Kingston, Jamaica, B.W.I.; the MONUMENTS • MARKERS JULIA BRADY, 1472 Detroit etreet. The car committee would like all D. DEUTSCH Mother of Ethel Brady; aunt of Alma Rev. Forrest Donahue, S J., as­ returns made by this Sunday. OPTOMETRIST 36 Years Practice Prompt Erection Wala, Boulder. Requiem Hast in St. sistant provincial; and a large €OAL from ofiM ol tho mott eoinpl^t* Philoment'a church Thuraday. Aug. 8. number of Monsignori, priests, and Altar Boys Listed Prompt anci Courteous dispItTB in th» ration, at 9 :30 o’clock. Interment ML Olivet Exfirnsd f it 6pctr Blvd.. Opposite Bnnka W, P, Horan ft Son eervicc. sisters attended the R^uiem for Altar boys for Sunday’s Masses Glasaee SERVICE Gnrdtnm. CBenr 4728 MARY A. PRICHARD, 1681 Emeraon Minnie Sliney in Wakefield. Burial are: 6 o’clock, Tom Valdez and Fitted street. Mother ol Perry E. Prichard of was in the family lot in Stoneham, Teddy Fiske; 8, Leo Grosso and Broken Lenaee All Grades of Fallon, Nov.; Leo E. Prichard of Mass. Father Sliney read the com Alwyn Krause; 10, Don Ibold and Duplicated Coal & Stoker Coals Wichita, Kana.; L. H. Prichard and Fred mittal prayers. Tom Milner; 12, George and Bob Oculiata’ Preacription Filleci F. Prichard of Denver, and Paul V. Gcnnina Kryptok Fireplace Wood ami Kindling Prichard of San Franeiteo, Calif. Rosary Konrade and Jimmy Jones. Invisibla Bifocal »•"»*• Vi*ion DRYER A ASTLER in W. P. Horan ft Son chapel Thursday, Lenaea to S et Glassca. com- CALL PE. 4604 Aug. 8, at 8 p.m. Requiem Mass in the New kneelers have been installed When Henry Troehoweld conld icattered 15,000 leaflet, with hi. in the church as a result of the Far and Neat - Pl*‘» PRINTINC GO. Cathedral Friday, Aug. 9, at 9 o'clock. Groond all In onr. fnme. Interment Mt Olivet. find no apartment in Chicago for appeal over the Windy City. Here weekly improvement collection. At ReMon«blt Prices Ph. TA. 8842 MAGDALENA HERRMAN. 8600 La­ Vacation School hi. Britiih bride and 18-month-old Chriitine .it. by the phone with Sunday is Communion day for RAY COAL CO. i^rograms and Circulara fayette etreet Wife of Joseph E. Herr- daughter, Chriitine, he got to­ Mom and Dad awaiting a call "to 1519 Curtis S t Acroit Prom nian; mother of Richard, Bonavent A.. all men and boys of the parish. Baor’i 1165 S ENN Tickets for Edmond, Bernard, Romanuc, Rudolph, gether with an ez-army pilot and move right in.' Baptized the past week were Patrick, Albert,, Wilbert, John, and Bazaars and Carnivals Mary Isabel Hcrrman, Mrs. Herbert Robert George Baker, son of Mr. Clines, Mrs. Adam Gabel, and Mrs. Jake Held for Colored and Mrs. Boyd Baker, with Paul Quickly Produced Holman; siatar of John J. Hepp, Denver; FUTURE OF U. S. THREATENED Obluda and Catherine Obluda as EASY DOES IT Reasonably Priced Nicholas liepp, Brighton; and Peter sponsors; Clinton Leon Calhihan, RADIO Again With the Hepp, La Crosse, Ksns. Eighteen grand­ UNION LABEL IF DESIRED children also survive. Requiem Mass in (Continued From Page One) son of Mr, and Mrs. Patrick A. Eze Mop & Annunciation church Aug. 6. Interment Versavel already has two or three BY ‘LEGALIZED PROMISCUITY’ Callahan, with Theodore Callahan 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. Research &. Service Cone Wringer H t Olivet Boulevard service. children as prospective converts and Mrs. John Callahan as spon­ • No Scratching KEystone 6348 BEN H. BRAUCH, 2408 Gray street sors. • No Splashing Edgewater. Husband of Evelyn Branch; Through these classes, held the "Legalized Promiscuity” is the sequence, shamelessness parades Laboratory • No Wringing the streets of our cities in broad Office of tlie father of Don, Thomas, Robert, Gerry, past six years, the Jesuit has made title of the recent press bulletin E. A. CRANCH, Technician CLEANS Ben, Mary Jane, June, and Kathleen released at the office of the Cen­ daylight, and is announced so all TREASURER FLOORS Branch, and Dorothy Squier; brother of 123 converts, including five com­ may read, on the front pages of our City and Coanty of Denrcr • Better Mrs, Rose Palmer and Mrs. Lillian H. tral bureau of the Central Verein, Mnnicipal Bnildinc 76 S. PENNSYLVANIA ST. • Quicker ALTAR BREADS Keratiena. Two grandchildren aleo sur­ plete families. 3835 Westminster place, S t Louis. newspapers. When, a few weeks Denrcr Colorado • Ssves time . . . s ^ vive. Requiem Mast in St. Mary Magda­ The bulletin reads as follows; ago, a much-advertised woman of No. J-796 An Vp-to-Date, Scientifically • Keeps hsnds out of m op,„n„,^ ^ The school is open to all Colored NCnCK OF PURCHASE OF REAL SEWING lene's church Aug. 7. Interment Mt children regardless of their reli­ With the decline of the sanctity Hollywood married what was called Equipped wstcr for the rest of yourcsauBiziiEe Olivet. Boulevard service. her “sixth husband,” this indecency ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF AP­ life. UttI* GIrIf' Drew**. Embroldny. GEORGE D. HARRIS, Jr., 2967 Ames gious affiliations. It is designed and security of marriage, the de­ PLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF Uonorraaihic. Bit. street. Son of Mr. and Mrt. George to furnish pleasant, wholesome ac­ cline of a people begins. “Social was presented as a delectable tid TREASURER’S DEED Radio Service Shop Free driirtry in Denver 3 0 J 5 Dewey Harris; brother of John and Mar­ tivities during the slack summer Security”—the two words have be­ bit of news to the curious, whose TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and and Suburbs______ONLY ^ THE SISTERS OF THE garet Marie Harris; grandson of Mr. and tastes have been depraved by con­ more especially to Delaware and Minnie Radios and Rerordera GOOD SHEPHERD Mrs, John Brennon of Philadelphia, Pa. weeks. Although the classes have come a popular slogan—does not Clark, The Moffat Tunnel Improvement Get Yours Now— GR. 0-431 Requiem Matt in St. Mary Hygdalene't a religious background there is no so much depend on wealth, educa­ tinued doses of similar stories District. City and County of Denver. for Immediate Delivery TKLBPHONB PEARL t4»l church Aug. 3. Interment M t Olivet There was a time when at least You and each of you are hereby notified Shipped anrwhere, 85c extra obligation to become members of tion, plenty, as it does on the ob­ that on the 24th day of November. 1986. All Work Guaranteed the Church and the students are servation of the divine precept complete ostracism would have been the Manaxcr of Revenue, Ex-Officio Treas­ For 90 Days MRS. MARY ANN NASTLEY the reward of such vileness. The urer of the City and County of Denver and Eze Mop & Cone subjected to no embarrassment in that makes adultery horrible, and NO INCREASE IN PRICES Let ns show yon monnments Requiem M sii wst offered in S t the matter of religious beliefs. declares indissoluble the marriage idea of a woman taking a sixth State of Colorado, sold st public sale to Francis de Sales’ church Aug. 8 .for Mrs. husband, even though the others City and County of Denver, the applicant, Wringer Co. we have erected in Mu Olivet Mary Ann Nastley, 68, who died in her In conducting the school Father bond. who has made demand for a Treasurer's ' Si Cemetery. home, 1440 S. Downing street after an were dead, would have appeared Deed, the followins described real estate, CALL RA. 3802 3820 Winona CL Donver 12, Colo. -7'I illness of several months. Mrs. Nastley Versavel was assisted by four The Church has rendered, and amoral to Christians at one time. situate in the City and County of Denver was bom in Toledo, 0., Dec. 6.. 1893, Sisters of Charity from Cathedral continues to render, society and and State of Colorado, to-wit: A. T. THOMSON and came to Denver in 1916. Her hus­ high and Billie Bernard of the nations a service of inestimable In the commentaries to certain Lots Nine (9) to Eighteen (18) band, Frank J. Nastley, owns the Na­ USO-NCCS staff, who was in value by insisting on the immuta­ letters attributed to St. Ambrose Inclusive, in Block Twenty-Two (22), MONUMENTS tional Auto Body Radiator Co. here. it is said: "The first marriage is Iliff’s University Addition, f Mrs. Nastley was a member of the charge of the musical classes, and, bility of the divine injunction: that said tax tale was made to satisfy 600 Sherman Sl TA. 8018 League of the Sacred Heart and S t according to the priest, deserves "What, therefore, God hath joined entered into with God’s blessing, t)>e delinquent general taxes aaaesaed ► CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING ^ Francis’ Altar and Rosary society. Sur­ special credit for his unftring together, let no man put asunder” the second lacks this blessing at against said real estate for the year 1984; viving, besides her bpsband, arc two present” A competent theologian that said real estate was taxed in Ole name ► daughters. Dolores and Hilda Nastley; work. (M att xix, 6). of Delaware and Minnie Clark; that the ► expresses the opinion regarding statutory period of redemption expired C lassified Ads her mother, Mrs. Agnes KataSas; and Nor does the CHiurch neglect to this attitude: "The Church de­ ► Call a three sisters. Sister Mery Edmund, Sis­ teach and defend against a world November 24th, 1939; that the same has It will pay yoQ to read ALL of tho following advertiacments. i ter Ann Sabina, and Theresa Kataflas, sires to indicate, by omitting this not been redeemed; that said property i all of Denver. Interment H t Olivet Super Market Opens devoted to the things of the flesh ceremony, that a second marriage may be redeemed at any time before a Tax W. P. Horan ft Son aervict. Christ’s equally binding precept: Deed is iasned; that a Tax Deed will be ZONE CAB is less pleasing to her, and that issued to the ssid City and County of On E. Colfax Aug. 8 “I say unto you that whosoever she would have preferred obser­ Denver, lawful holder of said certificate, WOOD SALE WANTED—ROOM AND BOARD MAin 7171 MRS. CATHERINE KELLY shall put away his wife, except it on the 6th day of December at 6 o’clock Mrt. Citherin« Kelly, 89, « resident vance of widowhood.” At one time KINDLINQ, stova, ranga, fomaea^ fire- YOUNG CATHOLIC veteran (college grad) Prompt CoortMss Ssrvlc* be for fqmication, and shall marry p.m. 1946, unless the same haa b«n re­ desires private room, and boari if possible, of Denver tlnce 1920. died in her home. A new super market opens even a certain penance was im­ deemed before 6 o’clock p.m. of said date. plaea, btoeka No yard t^aa. KE. 2460. CHEAPER BATES 7000 Lowell bonlevnrd, Aug. 7. Mrt. another, committeth adultery; and with Catholic family, preferably cloae to Thursday, Aug. 8, at E. Colfax posed in such cases. The Council WITNESS my hand and seal this 6tb Loyola parish. Call Ehterson 4629. CLEAN NEW CABS Kelly wai the widow of Bernard Kelly, he Oiat shall marry her that is put day of August. 1946. Denver plumber, who died in 1940. She and Rosemary, Denver. Benny of Neocaesarea, of 314, declared; LAWNMOWERS away committeth adultery” (M att “Those who marry again must in­ (Seal) F. E. WILSON. SITUATION WANTED was bom in Tipperary, Ireland, and came Nassers of Lansing, Mich., is man­ xix, 9). Manager of Revenue. Ei-Offido the U. S. when ahe wai 16. Surviving ager of the new store. He was in deed do penance, but their conduct Treasurer, City and County ol Lawnraowers tharpened by preeiaion ma­ PRIESTS HOUSEKEEPER in small rec­ DOYLE’S are three daughters, Mrt. Grace Hanna, Denver in the State of Colo­ chine. Called for and delivertd. Guaran­ the food business in Michigan It is exactly adultery of this of life and their faith will shorten teed. GU 6793 or GU 0327. tory in or out of - town. References. The Denver; Mrt. Catherine Dolph, WetU kind that has been legitimatized the penance.” rado. Register, Box 160. PHARMACY minster; and Mrt. Bessie Chitm, Fresno. for nine years. First Publication August 8. 1946 Calif.: four grandchildren, and four He invites the Catholic popula­ in the course of the past century, The opinion of the Church re­ Last Publication August 22, 1946 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PAINTING & PAPER HANGING The Particalar Dreggist great-grandchildren. Requiem Mass was until even Christians no longer By ROY W. CASS. offered for her in Holy Family church tion in St. James’ parish to visit view transgression of the injunc­ garding a third, fourth, or any Deputy Treasurer. Raeondittaned pianoa. playera, grandi, Quality work. References. C. T. Yeaffer, 17ih AVE. AND GRANT Aug. 8. Interment MU Olivet. Day his new store in upper East Col­ organa (pipe and reed), oreheatrai tnatro- 87 W. Maple Ave. 8P. 2954. mortuary service. tion with undisguised loathing. But consequent marriage, may be sur­ rtB. 8987 rRSS D E liiy n T fax’s fastest growing section. It menta. T R. Walker, 236 Broadway. 8P BRICK REPAIR8"-Caalkipg and painlinc, will be known as the Stop and they do wonder that the institution mised from what has been said. 7364. 1946 Pearl MA. 5656. MISS ELIZABETH J. HASTINGS Shop Super market known as the family has suffered She acknowledges them as permis­ FOR PAPER HANGINQ and paindns Requiem Mass was offered in the grievously, and that juvenile de­ HEARING AIDS A Berinrer. 168 lladiaon. EIA 2286. Cathedral Aug. 2 for Elisabeth J. Hast­ sible and legitimate, provided, of INSURANCE TONY FERRETTl ings, SO, who died in St. Joseph's hos­ linquency should prevail in the course, the usual provisions are PAINTING and Papering:. Estimates free* No. 2 World War Vst pital after a long illness. Miss Hastings land. It is, before all. the family Persona Bard of Hearing, eome ta tor Material and workmanship g:uarantcede Chilean Paper Notes observed, but she does not desire demonatratiou of ZenHh R^ionle Hearing InvitM His Old Fnenda and Cnatomen to had been employed as a stenographer by and the home that reflect the cor them. St. Augustine briefly re­ Call CH. 1303. His Ntw Store , . . the Colorado A Southern railroad for ruption of marriage. JOS.^. CELLA Aid. 840, eompleta. terms. Lamoina Hoaic the past 12 years. She was a native of Us S. Trend to Church plied to the question of the per Co.. 622 16th St. WALL CLEANING The Congress Clothing Co. Ohio, and came to Denver as a child Herzen, the noted Russian revo­ missibility of a second, third, and 1120 Seenritj Blilg. 433 1STH ST. TA. 4718 with her parents. Surviving are three lutionary who, together with Baku­ even yet more marriages, by say­ PHOTOGRAPHS Wall washing, wallpaper cleaning: and win­ ‘‘SpeeuI Attention to Clergy" sisters. Miss Anna Hsstings and Mrs. nin, was the father of Nihilism, ing he did not dare to condemn any Phone KEjstone 2633 dow washintr. Call PE. lOS9. Tailor Had# Ready Made HilHaiy SappUea Catherine Mahoney. Denver, and Mrs. Santiago, Chile.—Chileans who MAIL ORDERS Mary Lenihan. Cheyenne Wells. Inter­ admire only the material greatness relates in his memoirs the impres­ marriage, “but I will not detract Anderson Photos. Appointments Only. FREED SLAVES OP LIQUOR, now FREE ment Mt. Olivet. sions he and his co-students at the from the shame of multiplicity.” EA. 8382. othara. Alcsbollca Anooymotta. Writs ^Dr. D. C. Werthman^ P 0. Box 4161 S. Denver Station. of the United States should also University of Moscow obtained The great teacher of the Church I and Associate ^ MRS. FLORENCE H. ST. PETERS recognize its spiritual grandeur, from the books which revealed to had in mind, of course, only valid FEMALE HELP WANTED Spillane Mortuary Mrs. Florence H. St. Peters of 8028 indicated by its flourishing Cath­ them the doctrines popular in West­ marriages, those which complied , D e n tis tg i Sheridan boulevard died July 81 in SL ern Europe at the time. Promi­ Maids—Jobs avallabis now. Good wages, MAIDS Joseph’s hospital. Requiem Mass was olicism, the Diario Illttetrado with the laws of the Church. What ► PLATES ^ hours and working conditions. Do not 1545 So. Broadway PEari 0723 offered for her in St. Mary Magdalene's nent among them was the emanci­ we witness in cases such as that telephone. Apply Penthouse Employment JOBS AVAILABLE NOW church Aug. 8. and interment was in writes here, in publishing the sta­ ^666 ISth Street 1266 llth Street^ Mrg. John H. Spillmne tistics given in the 1946 Catholic pation of the flesh, which, let us referred to is legalized concubin­ Office, Brhwn Palace HoteL GOOD WAGES. HOURS A'ND ML Olivet. Mrs. SL Peters was the add, is but a chapter in the deca­ * KEyitone 8721 TAkor 6761 < WORKING CONDITIONS. Registered Funeral Director wife of William SL Peters, U. S. Mint Directory on the Church in the age. Thus the state, which has ) Open Monday and Tharaday Evaa. ( Catholic girl or woman atenographer. Can DO NOT TELEPHONE. and Embalmer foreman, who survives.. Bom in Vin­ United States. logue of naturalism frequently re­ eve^ reason to protect marriage use a beginner, or will have no objection to Apply Penthouse Employment Office, cennes, Ind., Nov. 26, 1894, Mrs. St ferred to in Papal pronouncements. against evil influences, aids to de­ Grey hair. Easy position but should have Brown Palace Hotel Peters came to Denver with her parents, “There is scarcely any other na­ Disciples of Rousseau had on “ M cG lJIR E~ shorthand and typing, at least a start. and received her education here. She stroy an institution indispensable Phone EM. 5647 evenings. was a registered embalmer here for tion that can offer such a marvel­ their voyages to the South sea dis­ to a noble civilization. many years. Surviving, besides her ous growth in the spiritual field,” covered what appeared to them a Moving-- Storage husband, is A daughter, Mrs. Gladys charming proof of primitive inno­ GIRLS NUes of Denver. the paper comments. It adds that Express ^ If You Have Property to Sell: the U. S. trend toward the Cath­ cence, the prevalence of promis­ Teach Other Religions, PLEASE CALL ATTRACTIVE POSITIONS AS olic Church, because of the power cuity among the natives on some State Tells College h o w R a i e t ELEVATOR OPERATORS Budenz Has Accepted of the country in which it occurs, of the islands. The insistence on Marciana Shields GOOD WAGES. the observation of a Christian KE. 6425 2149 Wdioo Sl. DO NOT TELEPHONE. 7 Fordham Teaching Post and because of the magnitude of EAST 9325 the movement itself, rives an as­ standards of morals was, on the New York. — Harsh treatment CARROLL AND »ITER Apply Penthouse’ Employment Office. other hand, declared by them nar­ 509 Seenrity Lift Bldg. Brown Palace Hotel South Bend, Ind. — (INS) — surance of the eventual triumph of similar to that accorded Catholic Catholicism throughout the world. row-minded and intolerant Always a iBeantifnl Service 1141 E. Alameda Avenue Louis F. Budenz, who resigned re­ educational institutions in Travan- For a time, the proponents of core. South India, is being faced 'At Reasonable Coat cently at Notre Dame university, Office ef the naturalism preached free love; in COLORADO TREE TREASURER by SL Patrick’s college, Jaffna, Athletle Emblems, Monograms and Letters announced that he has accepted City end Conntr ef Denrcr our days they have no need of Honicipal Ballding Ceylon. The Very Rev. T. M. F. M AMERICAN PENNANT SERVICE 00. the position of assistant professor continuing the agitation because E Dcnrcr. Colorado Long, O.M.I., has informed the na­ TREE SURGERY No. J-796 divorce — obtainable under many M MFC. CO. of economics at Fordham univer­ tional office of the Society for the B P R U N IN G — REM O VALS An Oioner’s Opinion: NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL pretexts—^which favors both adul­ Room T, Stcond Floor Foatias Building Free Eatimatea and Expert Advice on sity. ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF AP- tery and promiscuity, serves as a Propagation of the Faith that the E 684 16tb Street R Trees and Shrubs PLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF government has decided to with­ If It Can Bs Hade of Fslt, We Can Maks It LICENSED AND INSURED “If family accomplishment Budenz gave up his post as TREASURER’S DEED legal mantle for the very thing is to be an influence on thought utterly horrible by the draw ita support from the colle^ ST. KEyiteaa 1867 Df vtr R. CLOWES RA. SS46 managing editor of the Communist TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and unless it agprees to teach non-Chna- succeeding generations, newspaper. Daily Worker, last more especially to Charla Orpin. Clara H. American people in the early days D then I know of no more im­ Chapman. Vivian Petersen, City and of the nation. Gradually evil doc­ tian religious doctrines. ____ 0 - I f:t I ' I ''TIM \ ri: ^ o ru pressive way to transmit fall to return to the Catholic County of Denver, Tha Moffat TunnsI Im­ trines were accepted, first by Intel M provement Diatrict NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1 M A I I’KIMIM, family history than the Church. You and each of you are hereby notified lectuals who broke away from the ESTATE OF EMMA FIEDLER, also N record carved within the that on the 26th day of November. 1986. religioD of their fathers and ulti­ known sa Mrs. J. H. Fiedler, Mental In­ I private confines of a Fam­ G«ti Papal Knighthood the Hanester of Revenue, Ex-Olfleio Treas­ mately by the. common man, until competent. No. 78904. C Abegg-Fellows Printing Go. urer of the City end County of Denver and Notice is hereby given that on tha 18th ily Mausoleum.” Natchez, Miss. — Col. John O’­ State of Colorado, sold at public sals to at last, corruption affected the day of July, 1946, letters of conservator- VKT.n WOUI.P WAR II W a . City and County of Denver, aaaignor of very marrow of the nation. Un­ ihip were issued to the undersigned as KORMFUn Kn-ni.FH.^ ■ II THI GHANITIS IN THI lAMOUS Keefe has been named a Knight of Vivian Petersen, the applicant, who has fortunately, the body of a people conservator of the above named estate RAINBOW LINE the Order of SL Gregory the Great made demand for a Treaanrer'a Deed, the and all peraoni having claims against said KE. jO-3* 1 1th St. following described real estate, situate In attacked by moral leprosy cannot eatatc are reqnired to file them for al­ He is the second person to receive the City and County of Denver and State be photographed. Otherwise men lowance in the County Court of the City DAYMORTUARY this honor in the 109 years of the of Colorado, to-srit: might be made to realize the na and County of Denver, Colorado, within Diocese of Natchez. Lot Twenty-Two (22). in Block ture .of the punishment which is six months from said date or said claims 2406 Federal BWtL Forty-Five (46), Montclair will ba forever barred. JAOQUES BROTNERS that said tax aala ^ was made fa latiafy the wage of sin. B. C. HILLIARD, JR.. CL. 5709 FLOWERS the delinquent general taxes assessed Conservator. WINKLlIt against said real aatate for the year 1934; Charles F. Lummls, the noted Sina m t Special Fananl Spiap Bafte et Baamrul that said real estate was taxed in the name Americanist, in speaking of Span STOKERS nowera of Clara H. Hiller; that the statutory ish-American women, said; "The Feiiy Aefemmfle lirfsfc MONIIHKNTI o r OBTINCIIOir Wreath ef traat baaatp, tlA Aa appre- period of redemption expired November priata expretaioB ef ajapath/ frea a flra 26th, 1938; that the tame has not been dona is human. She can err, but 81X^5 or a eromp. redeemed; that said property may be re­ she can never be gross. It is a 28 E. 60i At*. TAbor 646S THE BLOSSOM SHOPS deemed at. any time before a Tax Deed la truth so well known to every trav­ issued; that a Tax Deed will be Issued ^ Brown Palace Hotel TA. USS the said Vivian Petenen, lawful holder eler that I wonder to find our Estimates Cheerfully Given Uptown. 221 B. 7th Am. CH. 646S of said certificate, on the 8th day ef De­ philosophers so dumb about i t . . . ' “New that tha srelght haa lifted somewhat Park Bill, l i l t Lecnat DK. 1698 cember at 5 o’clock p.m. 1948, unless the The author of this statement, of from Bay heart, her Uat ritaa a n a baantifiil "CALL AND CHARGE IT" same haa been redeemed before 6 o’clock New England stock, leaves no doubt memory." p.m. of laid date. Profasaional skill can create a correct United Fuel and WITNESS my hand and teal thU 6tb in the minds of his readers that it fnncrsl atrviea, bat only personal nndentand- day of August, 1948. is due "to her religion and to her iag can malM it nvarentb' basutifuL Wt try CHECKER (Seal) F. E. WILSON. . social conservatism” the woman of to keep that ahnya in mhad. Manager of Revenue, Ex-Officio Equipment Co. Treasurer, City and ConnW of Spanish blood is spared degrada­ CABS Denver in the State ef Colo­ tion to a greater extent than oth GEO. P. HACKETHAL K E .6391 1729 California ED DUNDON. Mgr. rado- era. It is the influences referred Alae Slght-Setin. Trips Daflp First Publication August 8, 1948 FUNERAL DIRECTOR DENVER, COLO. Last Publication August 22, 1946 - to. a crew of philosophers and in tits Bast Colfax at Gaylord EAxt 1SI7 TA. 2233 By ROY W. CAS^ tellectnals have deliberately at- Vsputr Tiauunr. Umpted to braak down. In cor Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN Thursday, August 8, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER The Denver Catholic Register [][j PrMidrat Holt Rot. Archbiihop Urban J. Vohr, DJ). R egistorialsi Editor. £ t Rot. Matthoir Smith, Ph.D., LLD., JonrJ). Utnafiae Olrtctor. ______Rot. John B. CoTanagh, M.Am UttD. ^'1 M. F. ETorott, JoorJ}.; Bor. Waltor CanaTan. do not compare in noise with Diesel —that Our Bletaed Lady’s body Anodato Edito: The Atom Bomb tmclu, the drivers of which reg­ was preserved from corruption, and J.G.D^ U ttD .i Rot. Edward A. Broon, H.A., LittD.i Rot. Praneii And Crime Wave ularly teat their enginea wbQe pass­ thatXoon after death her soul was Syrianoy, H.A.; Linni Rlordan, A.B., Litt.H.; Rot. James B. Hamblin, A wedding in S t Elizabeth’s By MILLARD F. EVERETT ing £lisabeth*s after midnight. reunited to her body and she was M.A.t Rot. John Ebol, U.A.; Rot. Robert Kekeiion, H.A. church, Denver, united in Matri­ With all the commercialism, the taken up into heaven—although The first storiee about the Able transient parishioners,. St. Elis- not explicitly contained in the. Eatorod aa locond elan matter at tho post office at OonTor, Colo. mony Margaret Rose Bullock, Day atom bomb tect at Bikini atoll abeth*s is an oasis of peace where aonrcea of revelation, ia so well daughter of Thomas H. Bullock tended to minimiae the terrible the sons of St. FraneU work and supported by arguments that are effect of the explosion. The bomb pray and laugh well. The spirit formally and explicitly contained Published Weekly by of Los Angeles, Calif., and Dr. was dropped from 1,500 to 2,000 Frank J. Judish of Denver July 6, of the gentle Saint of AssUi has them that it seems definable THE CATHOUC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) feet away from its intended target, lived on through the ages and csin aa a dogma. Even though it may with the Rev. Claude B. Kellerman, whereas test runs had laid a dummy be found in hisp friars of the 20th not have been taught specifically 938 Bannock Street, 1 O.F.M., officiating. bomb not more than 500 feet from century. If anyone doubts that in the earliest times, the Assump­ Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 Simplicity was the fashion of the the bull’s-eye. This error may have those who have dedicate their lives tion is contained, certainly, in other bride’s traditional lace wedding leaaened the expected damage. the service of Cod in poverty,to truths concerning the Blessed 'Vir­ gown. The full-length matching Also, a certain amount of time was chastity, and obedience ' cau he gin that were taught by the Fathers Subscription: $1 per;year. needed to explore the full effect happy, he should spend a few days of the Church. Clnb Snbscription, with Tho Register, Local Edition, $1.80 per year. of the bomb. in such an esiahlUhment as|^< Mary was a close co-operator No Clnb Snbkcription Price Offered Outside Colorado. Experienced science writers who Elisabeth*s^ with Our I.«rd in the Redemption watched both the Able Day and the This writer found, to hU good of mankind. As Our Lord was the Thursday, August 8, 1946 Baker Day tests are alarmed at the fortune, that the friars are, besidM second Adam, so she was the sec­ apparent apathy over the results zealous priests, good barbm , able ond Eve. As Eve brought sin into lliey warn that the damage, though artists, magnificent conversation- the world, and with it death, the OFFIClALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER perhaps not so shocking as that alUts. Ha had a sketch of himself effect of sin, so Mary was never wrought by the bombs dropped on drawn by one friar while another tonched by sin and was even pre­ The Denver Catholie''Register merits our cordial approraL niroshima and Nagasaki, was tre­ was trimming his locks and a third served from original sin at her, We confirm it as the official publication of the Arcbdioces^ What- mendous in its devastation. Fur­ was recounting the gruesome de- conception, since she was to be the erer appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or ther, they point out that in true taiU of the job done on others Mother of God, and was to undo those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official atomic warfare hundred or thou­ who enlisted Franciscan labor the work of Eve. It certainly We hope The Register will be read in every home of the sands of such bomba wonid be rather than spend the customary could not be, then, that this spot­ Archdiocese. dropped, perhaps in a single day 75 cents in a barber shop. less creature could fall prey to the Wo urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultiTate a taste in or night. Such a raid wonid wipe There is a spiritual thrill to be worst effect of sin upon earth— the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of ’The Register. out 40. million persons in the found in wanting the OUice with death and corruption of the body. • URBAN J. VEHR. United Stales and literally min pro­ the Franciscans in a church hal­ Die she must, since even her Divine duction centers. lowed by the memory of the saintly Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. Son died in His humanity, but Many Americans, following the Father Francis, who followed the death was not to have dominion We sometimes like to think of This Bank as a lead of news stories, are glad to German immigrants to Denver; in r her. Having “fallen asleep,” adopt the feeling that atom bombs saying Mass near the spot where her body was preserved from proud, strong ship; safely bearing home to harbor, are not so awesome after all. Bnt Father I.eo of hallowed memory corruption, her soul was at once there is more than this back of met death from an assassin*s bullet reunited to her body, and she was precious cargoes entrusted to us. High hopes and the apparent attitude of apathy while he was distributing Uommnn taken up or “assumed” into hea­ WE RECOMMEND THAT YOU HAVE AN AP­ The desiraetion wrought by the ion to early-morning worshipers ven. Such is the universal belief hard work have amassed these cargoes. Yours PRAISAL MADE OF YOUR INVESTMENTS bombs dropped on Japan was so on a Sunday back in 1908. of Catholics; such is the an­ extreme that the human mind A retreat is always an experience, cient leaching of the Church; and can be among them, in the form of a substantial AT THIS TIME. could not accept it. The terrible but a retreat with the Franciscans snch will be, it is hoped, the next shock of the'explosion, the searing U a privilege not soon to be for­ doctrine authoritatively and sol­ bank balance; worthwhile property investments gotten, blast of heat, the lingering. lethal emnly defined by the Holy Father. and careful savings. The responsibility of This We would be pleased to discuss your radioactivity—all these combine to form a picture of inescapable The Good St. Joseph The Fallacy Bank to YOU is the foremost consideration of list with you in confidence. doom. One bomb dropped on By REV. FRANCIS SYRIANEY city like Denver, for example, Of the Year I A friend has been kind enough every member of its crew. would lay waste a large part of the By PAUL H. HALLETT buildings and kill or maim a major to tend ns a brief clipping 'taken —Richarda photo from the writings of a Chicago Shoii^y after the first atomic McCABE.HAIVIFEN&^OMPANY portion of its inhabitants in a bomb was dropped one year ago, mere flash of time. columnist. We should like to pass isVESTMENT SECVRITIES Mra. Frank J. Jndiah it on to you. We believe that it the nonsensical statement was It is like the horror of the Bneh- made that the human race was W. g. M tCABt Stturity Bldt. B. A. UANITtN veil was fashioned with orange speaks for itself. enwald and Dachau concentration A Little Sister of the Poor called “eatapnited 10,000 years into the ACHECKINGAC. O r*r U Y trt Immtmtat B*p»ritat» blossoms on each side of the head. camp atrocities. 'We do not deny future.” The mention of the word Mrs. Judish carried a spray of at the shop of a Chicago baker. She COUNT i» a *ali»factory the evidence; we acknowledge that told him that the sisters had been catapult recalls the reaction of a white Easter lilies, stephanotis, *uch things can exist; bnt we can­ king of Sparta, Arehidamus III, to and convenient method A merican and gardenias. receiving bread by donations from not accept them as part of human the stores, but the supply had been one of the first demonstrations of of handling your fi­ Natioral Bank Attending the bride were Mrs. life. We pnsh them into the mental cut off because of the bread short' the engine of that name 2,300 nances. -All deposits at Joseph Flemming of Golden as background. The terror and horrdir years ago. “Man’s valor has per- age. . ■ . She told the baker that, if This Bank are insured matron of honor; Misses Gertrude are so great that we would suc­ he would give her some bread, she uhed,” exclaimed Arehidamus, en­ Ruehrdanz of Chicago, 111.; and cumb to hysteria if we dwelt upon would pray to St. Joseph for him visioning future wars that would by Federal Deposit In­ Peggy Mahoney and Shirley Judish them. The refusal of the Russians 1 do not have bread to give ' be mere exercises in the handling surance Corporation up of Denver. The matron of honor to agree to a sane world-wide con­ the baker replied, “but I can give of instruments like the catapnit, to $5,000. and bridesmaids were gowned in trol of atomic energy further, dims you money.” which threw rocks and javelins. pastel full-length frocks of. mar­ hope of avoiding atomic warfare. *7116 poor cannot eat money,’ Arehidamus’ sentiment is typical quisette. They wore matching Some whose faith is deep calmly of the exaggerated first impres­ LUUn to veils and carried talisman roses. she told him. FULTON LEWIS. JB. say that, if we are to die thus, it The baker then gave her a few sions produced by military inven­ Doily, Monday Mrs. Judish, recently returned is the will of God. At least we loaves. Smilingly he said; “1 do tions throughout the ages but par­ Thru Friday from England, where she served shall die together—a comforting ticularly in these times. It Is our be­ 9:30 P.M. not know much about St. josephe KFKL as a British nurse in World war II, thought, for the separation of fam­ sister; but if by chance Si. Joseph lief that the atomic bomb will was graduated from St. Anthony’s ilies. the suffering of children, the has any influence witli the flour make about the same difference hospital school of nursing. Dr, death of loved ones are effects of millers, I would deeply appreciate as did the catapnit, i.e., it will kill Judish received his degree of Doc­ war that are hardest to bear. Others anything he can do, for we bakers more people, but by itself alone it tor of Veterinary Medicine in June succeed in ignoring the question need flour to live, just as the poor will do nothing to stop future wars. from the Colorado State college to an extent that they go on much need bread. If St. Joseph can gel Mere appeals to prudence, based of agriculture. as usual. A still, small doubt grips me some flour. I’ll give you all the the deslmcliveness of modern Dr. and Mrs. Judish are making them at times, bnt on the whole bread yon need.” military machinery, all labor from their home in Denver. they live from day to day, forget He carried the loaves out to the the same defect. They ignore the the past, and ignore the future. station wagon and helped her load complications product in nature Still others adopt to a greater or h. Re-entering the shop he was by the Fall given its most sneeinet Cathedral Lawn Parly less degree the old, old device of handed a telegram. It was from expression by the Roman poet “eat, drink, and be merry, for flour miller in Missouri, and this Ovid, who probably never heard Scheduled on Aug. 13 tomorrow we may die.** it what it said; the Scriptnral account of original There is reason to believe that “Unexpectedly find we can let sin: Video meliora proboque, this undercurrent of fatalism is you have carload of flour, and it is deteriora sequor ... 1 see the better, Various games, prizes, and one of the factors in the present now on its way.” and approve; bnt I follow the refreshments are features of uprise of crimes, particularly of The telegram was from a city in worse. Other wars have virtually de­ the entertainment to be of­ sex crimes. The aftermath of war Missouri. The city was St. Joseph, stroyed civilizations, and intelli­ fered at the annual garden always is upsetting; the addition gent men of the time realized that party of the Cathedral Altar of a feeling of utter hopelessness they wonid do so; bnt they went and Rosary society, Denrer, makes many feel like cutting loose Will Assumption on just the same. to be held on the^w n of the from all restraint. Complete and Be Next Dogma? Nothing was more common after Cathedral rectory grounds, practical control of atomic energy By REV. JOHN B. EBEL 1501 Pennsylvania street, the firat World war than to say would give a material feeling of On Aug. 15 we celebrate the that the next war “would destroy Tuesday evening, Aug. 13. security. We must work for that, The games will start promptly greatest feast in honor of the civilization.” The magazines and but we must farther realize that Blessed Virgin Mary, her Assump­ Sunday supplements were full of at 8:30 o’clock. Players era the only ultimate security lies in tion into heaven. This feast is the horrific pr^ictions of whole popu­ requested to bring their own dependence upon God and in the eonsnmmation of all the other great cards. Tickets are 60 cents. lations wiped out in a few hours obeying of HU commands. mysteries by which the life of the by poison gas and disease germs Mother of God was made wonder­ (scarcely ever used in the last war), Marine Co^s Auxiliary Spend Three Days on ful; it is the birthday of her true and by aerial bomb attacks (un­ greatness and glory; it is the' fortunately, far nearer the truth). Slate Meeting on Aug. 8 Wrong Side of the Tracks crowning of all the virtues of her Then, about the middle of 1940, By REV. W. J. CANAVAN vthole life, which we admire singly it was felt to be unpatriotic to The Marine Corps Leajrue Aux­ This writer spent three days last her other festivals. This feast stress the horrors of war, and the iliary will hold Its regular meet was referred to in past ages as the emphasis shifted to the necessity week in what may be termed “the Birthday, Death, Falling Asleep,' ing Thursday, Aug. 8, at 7 :45 p.m. wrong side of the tracks.” As a and glories of fighting for free­ at 1665 Grant street, Denver. matter of fact, the Franciscan Passing-Over (into heaven) of St. dom. Plans will be made for Tag day, friary at St. Elizabeth’s church in Mary. These titles give ns an idea In other words, rightly or Aug. 10. ______of the many facts of this beantifnl 'rrongiy, when the danger of war is 8kctch,e From Stock Denver, once located in the center feast of Our Ladv. of a German-speaking segment of least its hellishness is most vividly T hey know it's the' the city’s population, now serves It may seem anomalons that the depicted; when the danger becomes greatest feast of Our Lady is in greater or more apparent, the stress DRESS UP a transient group of parishioners celebration of a mystery of her simple, modem Checking and is surrounded by a commercial on fear tends to fade away. There MUSKRAT IS VALUE PLUS life that is not a defin^ dogma has probably never been a single district that specializes in shipping Account service that costs of the Church. This anomaly, instance of two nations, otherwise Quality of fur and workmanship plus styles more FOR FA LL and is noted for its abundance of huge Diesel transport trucks. however, it seems, may soon be prepared to fight, that were de-. so little and gives so much. An9 luxurious than you can imagine are keynotes of removed, for there is now begin­ terred from doing so by the horrors these QUALITY “HAMILTON’S” FURS. Having been reared on the wrong Picture yourself side of the tracks himself, this ning to sweep the world a move­ of war. indispensable convenience foB this fall in a Chez writer has vivid recollections of ment of prayer and petition on the The only substantial gronnds we SILVER BLUE-BLENDED/— $ 1 -^ FJ.OO part of the faithful for the defini­ have on which to base the hopes of every wage-earner or salaried man and woman, Marie street cos­ freight trains’ switching their car­ tion of this belief as a dogma of NORTHERN MUSKRAT^...... 5# I O tume. Our selec goes in the late hours and making a lasting peace are the world-wide tion includes the night hideous with their noise. the Church. As early as 1870, 204 acceptance of the universal and iPay by check. You make a better impresaionl Bishops petitioned the Vatican indefeasible principles of the natu­ Northern Bark MUSKR.4T the smart But freight engines and box cs Council for the definition of this Hollander Blended, Sable and Forest A A shepherd ral law. This is not the Year II of check wool, doctrine. This summer, 200,000 the Atomic era; it is the year 1946 NO MINIMUM BALANCE REQUIRED Mink Shade, as illustrated, from...... and wool flan­ pilgrims gathered at the Shrine of of the Christian era, which means Our Lady of Sameiro in Portugal that, atomic bomb or no atomic • CHECKBOOKS FREE — ALWAYS STONE MARTEN nels, cohama fab­ rics, and wool petitioned the Holy Father for the bomb, man has the Same fallen BLENDED MUSKRAT ...... O D U jersey. These definition of the doctrine of the natnre as hr had 2,000 /ears ago Assumption of Our I.ady; and in and as he will have as long as the • l O f per check used. No deposit chazgeid Southern Bark .MUSKRAT dresses are of el- e ^ n t and superb England. Cardinal Griffin, after world lasts. Any change for the Hollander Blended, from...... wO^ tailoring, yet cost Ithe Hierarchy had petitioned the better will come about by the adop­ no more. . . . Also Holy Father for the definition of tion of the spiritual helps God pro­ AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK NATURAL SILVER black triple sheer this mystery, appealed to the laity vides, not by t h e superficial MUSKRAT...... QCH party dresses de­ (St. Joseph’s Redemptorist Parish, to raike their voices as well. changes introduced by the atomic • -M DEN\ ER ' Price* Inclad* Tax signed by Mad­ Denver) The doctrine of the Assumption bomb. ame Minnisale. Members of the Holy Name so- wwwwwww • IT* invite you to tee our large leleetion of beau- ► MAin 5314 tiful Fur Coots—.4ugiut Fur Sale note in full swing, Brides' and ciety are invited to receive Holj Bridesmaids' Communion in the 7:30 o’clocii > •BUDGET PAYMENTS ARRANGED Outfits Custom Mass Sunday. The montl^Jy meet­ ► HURUAN, LEIBHAH A HICKEY Made ing; is scheduled for Tuesday eve­ ► F. J . K irchhof ning after novena services. ► The regular meeting of the INSVRAKCE SINCE 1897 hamihoHS \ Altar and Rosary society will be * ' Saceeedlns Herbert Fairall Agency C onstruction C o . C H EZ MARIE held Wednesday, Aug. 14, at p.m. in the church hall. ► } /6/6 ^tout<^tmlQ)enver 628 16th St. Denver The weekly ^ m es party will * Cas ami Bsctric BUg. Pk*as TAW UM BUILDERS Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30 be held Monday at 8:30-p.m. in the parish hall. We Appreciate Your Patronage Novena devotions are held Tues­ ATTEND days- at 3 and 7i30 p.m. Confes­ 708 Lawrence SL Denver, Colo. sions will be heard Wednesday aft­ ernoon from 4:30 to 5:30 and in Annunciation Bazaar the evening from 7 :30 to 8 :30 p.m. Masses on the Feast of the As­ CSTABUBBCO SINCS IHS sumption will be at 5:30, 6, 7, 8, AUG. 1S-16-17 and 9 o’clock. The 9 o’clock Mass will be a Solemn Mass of MOVING 6 SrCR/UsE Thanksgiving, requested by a fam­ The American Fixture Co GIVEN ily in gratitude for the safe re­ Haaotsetams at 1946 HUDSON AWAY turn of sons from the war. Prayers were‘offered in church STORAGE SPruce267i CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS for Margaret O’Brien, sister of tOWtST PRICC8 1856 SOUTH MARI St Sister M. Aloysius, who died re­ mTMf CITY Am Moat SPfuctMAI CHURCH FURNITURE J. F. DANSBERRY cently. BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES Modern Streamlined Pharmacy The sacristan. Brother Bonaven ture, C.SS.R., left for a brief vaca­ MUhoork of All Kinds 14TH ^ND CHAMPA KE. 4269 tion and his annual retreat. In his absence Carl Nelson ii taking YOU PAY ONLY 5 0 ^ A ROOM A MONTH FbaNK KIBCBBUF 1232 ARAPAHOE ffl. care oi the aacriitF. OECiyEB. fiOLOb PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVEB CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, August 8, 1946

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Grover. — The annual concert PERKINS-SHEABER presented at the Tennyreat ranch BACQUE was held Aug. 4 and was attended 102 No. Tejon by music lovers from the sur­ circitf bright COLORADO SPRINGS’ * Colorado Springs rounding towns. Featured on the SMARTEST STORE program was Mrs. Walter Tenny, MOST UNUSUAL AND popularly known as “Kitty" If it'i a queition of thi right engagement ring Store for Men Tenny, member of St. Mary's par­ MODERN GIFT SHOP ish. Mrs. Tenny is a talented to make your proposal a lucceis. we have the Boyi Shop singer and performed in music “circle bright" answer I Each brilliant diamond is 110 S. TEJON circles in Chicago before coming displayed to perfection in gleaming settings Women’s Qasual Shop to reside at the ranch home near Grover. of 14-kt. yellow or white gold. Father Norbert Walsh officiated THE MOST BEAimPUL at the Baptism Aug. 4 of Michael Othsr s(j/ej im felhw gold, whits gold, pslltdium »nd plttiaum DAUGHERTY’S DINING ROOM IN THE CITTI Jerome Martinez, son of Mr. and trom $78 to $2800 DISTINCTIVE RUTH’S OVEN Mrs. Virgil Martinez. Mr. and Mrs. ANTIQUES James Poelma were sponsors. In MOST DISTINCTIVE COFFEE SHOP the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Poelma 4 WAYS TG PAT 2309 W. Colorado Are. FINE PASTRIES and Jimmy were guests in the COLORADO SPRINGS 220 No. Tejon St. Martinez home. * Cask Mrs. James Zitek is convalescing ♦ Cbsrge in her home from a major opera­ * Layaway tion. Mrs. Helen Rutenb^k is tem­ LEVINES LUCAS SPURTING porarily employed at the Zitek * Year to Pay 111 N. TEJON home. GOODS, INC. Paridh CircU Meets Already 20,000 rotaries have been received in the College of St. Rose, Albany, N, Y. The drive Gfu I A. M. it I P. M. GIFTS . BOOKS • TOYS BICYCLES AND SPORTING Several members of the pari.sh the appeal for 50,Q00 by Bing Croiby, Catbolie will continue until the 50,000 rosaries have been GREETING CARDS GOODS attended a meeting of the circle movie and radio star, for the Catholics of Greece. received at the headquarters of tho Family rosary SCENIC CARDS Pbont Main (M l it North Tojoa Aug. 1 in the home of Mrs. George Volunteers are shown repacking the rotaries at at 923 Madison avanne, Albany 3, N. Y. WE MAIL ANYWHERE Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Anderson and "The sweetest mueie DO£I¥GES - LONG Patsy Kaye of Cheyenne visited USO CLUB FACILITIES USED this side of Heaven" in the Lawrence Sorensen and El­ MOTOR CO. don Brown homes Aug. 6. Mrs. HEAR OUR N tw Myrtle Dayton of Phoenix, Ariz., BY 2,000,000 SERVICE MEN 'i HAMMOND ORGAN who resided in the area 18 years Ford Products ago, is visiting the John Poelma McCARTY Q 4 \ REST - RELAX - ENTERTAIN and George Thompson homes, and Colorado Springs.—A. B. Tucci, of Cascade, and Mrs. Xmold Shupe SncetaMta ta VOLLMER BROS. director of the USO club at 106 of Manitou Springs. COAL CO. IN THE with other friends. N. Tejon street, says that more MUSIG BY Verne Byers and his orchestra Better Coal — Better Service Mrs. Arnoul Poelma and infant than 2,000,000 men have used the will furnish the dance music for Grand Lake.—The Grand Lake Silver Grill and Lomge daughter, Cynthia Ann, have re­ USO club since it was opened on bazaar will be held on the rectory MA. 6405 COMPLIMENTS OF the tea and also for the evening turned home from Memorial hos­ Nov. 29, 1942. Snack bar facilities program. Reservations for the grounds in Grand Lake Saturday BILL UcCAKTY 828 So. Conejot JIMJAGKSGH pital in Cheyenne. thereyhave had sales of more ^ a n bridge can be made by phoning and Sunday afternoons, Aug. 17 MANNING Miss Magdelen Markobrt^, nurse 3100,000. Last month 41,209 sol­ Main 1878. Main 2882, Main and 18. 'The grand prize is a HOTEL ACACIA at St. Joseph’s hospital in Alli­ diers used the club; 84 group ac­ fully equipped sailboat. A hand- Plumbing & Heating 2628 W, or Hyland 120. Tickets Don’t Get in ■ Fix in ’46 110 S. Tejon TEJON AT PLATTE ance, Neb., arrived Monday for a tivities had an attendance of 4,- for the VJ-day programs will be crocheted table cloth and runner Withont Insnrance SI2 N. CUSTER week’s visit with her sister, Mrs. 754 members of the armed services; on sale at the city auditorium and will also be given away. M. Tit Gerald Thompson. 1,272 junior hostesses aided the the Chamber of Commerce on Three Masses are being offered M. E. McGARTY ^^Everything Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ruth and directors; sales at the snack bar Aug. 12 and 13 from 2 p.m. until in Grand Lake every'Sunday, at 8, Get Bourns (of Denver) David of North Platte, Neb., visited were $2,300; and 502 men used 6 p.m. 9:30, and 11:30. Father John m i-IIV S l/R 4 N C £ -* ”To in IHusic^* WILLIAM C. CRARON his sister, Mrs. Elmer Kelly, and the information service. Leaving Springs ^ Bergin, S.J., is assisting in the Candy and Ice Cream at Colo. Sarfnfs Bonk Bldf. other relatives Aug. 4. The square dance instruction Mr. and Mrs. John Mi.skel, parish during the summer season. ) . Optometrist Johnson-English Mrs. Elizabeth Burbach and class begun three weeks ago at daughter, Jenella, and son, Rich­ Many priests have visited m North Ttjon St. Mrs. Gladys Harrold were among the USO club has proved popular, ard, left Wednesday to make Grand Lake in recent weeks. Cur­ PHONE MAIN 6M2 Drug Go. those attending funeral services in with nine and 10 sets of begin­ their home in Minneapolis. The rently visiting are the Revr Ed­ The firms listed here de­ COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. ners every Monday night from 7:30 Miskels, who had been Colorado ward Dinan, Denver; th'e Rev. ENTERPRISE TENT LENTHERIC Toiletric Cheyenne Aug- 4 for Willis tb 8:30. Following the instruc­ Charles O’Neill, Chicago; the serve to be remembered Ttjon at Bijra S t Phan. 14H Bockus and D. L. Gilpin. Springs residents for 10 years, 04308850 i (I tion period there is dancing for formerly lived in Minneapolis. Rev. Joseph Barry of Camp Car- ___ _ _ I when you are distributing f il two hours. The instruction class son; and the Rev. Andrew Hayes TRY BesatifnllT The Kensington club plans its 123 SoDth Nerada ATenaa your patronage in the dif-i •nd IUatfaIl7 is open to civilians and military annual picnic Thursday at 6:30 and the Rev. Kevin Conway, both Whitney Electric Co. personnel alike. Servites of Chicago. PH. 1264 ferent lines of business. Appointed p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. New Awninfs New (n Stock The Rev. John A. Houle, S.J., of William Parkinson. The barbecue A Requiem High Mass was sung Electrical Service Glendale, Calif., who had been the supper will be served in the gar­ Saturday for M. J. O’Fallon, II7 E. guest of his aunt. Miss Catherine M 906 den. Out-of-town guests will be donor of St. Ann’s church. Aug. 20S No. Tajon PIKES Houle, following a trip to St. 3 was the second anniversary of “EST. 1»II" Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eagan of Maltbys Gift Shop PEAK Louis, Mo., left Aug. 4 for his Seattle. Mr. Eagan is a brother Mr. O’Fallon’s death. The Mass home in Glendale, Calif., to visit was requested by Mrs. O’Fallon. Scon’S BandmaS. Faraltnra — Anttanta of Mrs. Parkinson, WATCH REPAIRING his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. A Requiem High Mass is being INDIAN ft ENGRAVING B«producfd — Rapalrtna — Rafiniahlaa • OOUFLIHENTS OF Houle, before going to New York, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan will Upholatarint — Drapartas Arvada.— (Shrine of St. Anne) sung for Mr. O’Fallon this week COSTUME JEWELRY 1 BTOBES TO SERVE YOU OLSON & BENBOW where he will make preparations go to Kansas City, Mo., next week at the request of the C. L. Har­ —Miss Shirley Hayden, daughter to attend the wedding of Mrs. Dun­ 11 E. Pilu. Teak Ars. lit HanlUa Art. IS S«. T.J.b St. of Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Hayden, 742 to go to China next year. rington family. MAIN m Manttoa Colt. Spci. Pete Baroni PLBG. & BTG. CO. Mrs. Carleton D. 'Beh of Des can’s brother; it will take place New families registered in the E. Grandview avenue, and Louis Aug. 17. Furniture Shop 116 North Weber St. Kubat, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Moines, la., is spending a few parish this week include Mr. and weeks here with friends. Mrs. Beh New Reiidentt Sirs. Roy Roper, Mr. and Mrs. PHONE U. u e t TH so . CASCADE E /E TeL Slain S066 Kubat, N. Sheridan boulevard, is the former Claire C. Foley. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lucke and Oppoatta Antlan Botai ____ Denver, were married before the Adam S^ulz, and Mr. and Mrs. Rev. A, G. Ritter Aug. 1 in the Miss Mary Murray was in Den­ children, Mary Virginia and Wini­ Ralph Meyers. Shrine of St\ Anne. Attendants ver July 30. \yhere she attended the fred, who formerly resided in **f/ Your Needs Are Electrieai funeral of Jennie A. Erhart, 1516 Evanston, 111., have come to make The Mnrrai Orag Go. Call Main 939" were George Kubat and Helen Ammerman of Denver. Breakfast Vine street, sister of Theresa C. their home in Colorado Springs. Kreminling Event "Superior Sertieo Stores" i WntlMO-FlXTUBEii AND REPAIRS was served in the Park Lane hotel Erhart of Denver and Frank J. Milton Barnes will leave Sun­ Erhart of Little Rock, Ark. day for a visit in Des Moines, la., Slain Store Phone Main 164 Berwick Electric Go. for relatives and friends. After a trip to Colorado Springs they will with his brother and sister-in-law, Nets Over $2,000 Mata Stan — II North Tt)oa Bt. J. D. BERWICK Sacred Heart Parish Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnes. He ColoraSo Sprtasa. Cotoralo reside in Denver. North BUro — m North Ttjoe Bt. Mrs. Kubat was employed at the Slates Festival will also be the guest for a few weeks at the home of his grand­ Kremmling. — The Kremmling PHOTOS Arvada post office for four years. The Sacred Heart Building Fund bazaar held last week was a great Mr. Kubat served four years in committees met this past week to parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Newell. success. Net returns amounted to MORRISSEY the navy, both in this country and complete plans for the V-J day fes­ $2, 200. *'Real Life The Heyse Sheet at Pearl Harbor. He was discharged tival and ddnee which will take * Miss Patricia Cook, Duchesne Charles Persichitte of 3356 W. Metal Works Auto & Truck from the service last December, place at City auditorium Aug. 14. college student of Omaha, held a 46th avenue, Denver, was awarded INCORPORATED Repair R.turnt From California A mammoth bridge and tea dance house party honoring her class­ the bull, but chose cash. The bull Western BEATING ROOFINfl Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caron have will be held at the auditorium from mates, Mias Margaret Mary No­ was auctioned and sold to Fred SHEET METAL • 2 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. At 4 p.m. lan of New Orleans, La., and Miss 111 North Woh« BtrMi Brake & Light Stickers returned to their home on Griffith Grimes for $700. Ray Black of Pictures'* Phono I Main lU lane after living for the past five a musical program will feature Conn Claire Peterson of St. Joseph, Parshall was given Mrs. R. A. Eat. ISIS 7 W Cuchorros years in Long Beach, Calif. such eminent arti.sts as Mrs. Jo- Conn. Mauro’s cake. Miss Clara Ann Spano spent a hannis Harris, the noted pianist Mr. and Mrs. Martin Skodack, Many Denver residents as well MANITOU vacation with her parents, Mr. and of the region; Miss Mary Del Vec- 510 N. Tejon street, are the par­ as several persons from sur­ FOOTWEAR BIST YEAR Mrs. S. Spano. She returned to cio, a lyric soprano from Chicago; ents of a boy born Aug. 1. rounding towns attended the ba­ Bulova & Gnien Santa Monica, Calif., Monday to the Arthur Murray dancers from The Knights of Columbus held zaar. The money raised will be SPRINGS 55 Yrari of Quality continue her work at St. John’s the Broadmoor hotel, and othqr their monthly meeting July 7 in added to the new rectory fund, ALSO aOSlERT AND RAGS Watches hospital. well-known artists. More than 700 the clubrooms at 8 p.m. which now totals, $9,500. Mrs. Paul Lippitt, 629 E. Grand­ invitations have been forwarded to KAPELKES view avenue, is recovering nicely prominent residents of Colorado The Vorhes Shoe Co. 9 S. TEJON in St. Anthony’s hospital following Springs. an operation. The following civic and patrio­ Miss Alice Maher of Aurora, tic auxiliaries of the region will MAXITOV SPRIXGS ■ DIAMONDS - WATCHES III., was a guest the past week in be represented by delegations of SILVERWARE - GLASSWARE Edith Farnsworth’s the John Schmitt home. hostesse.s for the bridge and tea; EzeluilTa Ateata Tor Joaiah Wcdawood A Mr. and Mrs. J. Bernell Bequette the Elks Wives club No. 309, the For Sa.rr.tion. Sena Eoaliab Earthanwara and Bona China BOOK SHOP and children, formerly of Lake- Catholic Daughters of America, CLIFF HOUSE HOTEL Call HYIand 7 The Mahan Jewelry Co. wood, are new members of the the Veterans of Foreign Wars FOR 51 YEARS FAMOUS FOR ITS COMFORT AND HOSPITALITY VteCKef e Caacada A m aa auxiliary No. 4051, the Fraternal CaU HYIand S 26 Ea.! Pike. Peak Avenue parish and are living at 740 E. PARADISE DUDE RANCH ______* . Grandview avenue. Order of Eagles auxiliary, the Dis­ For Roemtion. Rogers 8PODE ENGU8H EARTHENWARE AND GIFTS — LENDING URRARY MANITOU BONE CHINA—CASTLETON CHINA Cyril Brick and daughters, Mrs. abled Veterans auxiliary, the SEE THE PIKES PEAK REGION BY Mary Bennett and Phyllis, and Knights of Columbus ladies, the BEVERAGES Mrs. Mary Brick of Los Angeles, Lt. Marion L. Willis Post auxil­ STAGE COACH Restaurant Sightseeing Calif., were guests last week in the iary No. 101, the El Paso County 1140 Weft Colorfdo ATenno F. M. Melroy home. Hoste.sses group, and the Jewish Colorndo Sprinjrta Phone Main 0011 U i i r H Motor Tours Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Simpson Ladies’ association of Colorado IfanitoD Sprinst, Colorado, Phone Hyland t t AT YOUR S tea k D inners returned home last week from Springs. DEALERS’ 115 N. CASCADE PHONE M. 130 Glenwood Spring, where they vis­ The evening program ■rfill begin GREAT WESTERN STAGES Corf will call and return you to wherever you are stopping ited their son, Francis, and fam­ at 8 p.m. with a Bronco festival INDIAN TEPEE AT THE LOOP m w 204 Manitou c in the Pikes Peak Region ily. and dance and will include an ‘Danny Rogers” Welcomes You Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shoemaker old fashioned amateur hour, mod­ of Cottage lane are the parents of em and square dancing, and a ba­ In Beautiful Come to Church in the Mountains— “In Cod's Country” a boy, bom July 29 in St. An­ zaar. The co-chairmen of the Gold PHAXTONf CLIFF CAXOX thony’s hospital. He has been Star Sponsoring committee will be G TE CHIEF The firms listed here de­ ANOTHER named James Harold. Mrs. William Vandenberg of Colo­ BLUE SPRUCE RESTAURANT’ Chief Boatswain C. J. Hayden, rado Springs, Mrs. Frank Cu.sack MINERAL WAYERCG. serve to be remembered Jr., and W. R. Hayden, sons of C l i f f LOCATED IN THE CASCADE COMMUNITY BOUSE AT THE FOOT OF Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Hayden, took Pope Felicitates Prelate when you are. distributing SCENIC PIKES PEAK HIGHWAY. part in both atomic bomb tests at „ ’ELLINCS HANTTOU SPRINGS, COLO. your patronage in the dif­ Bikini. W. R. Hayden’s ship, the m JDW•T’S-IB 4V^V'J$*rwAV OW AAAWMtOA* U.S.S. Mole, made the first water OBGoBsecralionJobilee ANCIENTr • MYSTERIOUS • FASCINATING ferent lines of business. test after the bomb was dropped. C. J. Hayden’s ship, the U.S.S. /I ’d a “MuU See” Trip Burle, was used as a target for Vatican City. — His Holiness, the first test. Another son, Philip Pope Pius XII, in a letter to Arch­ SIGHTSEEING bishop Celso Costantini, secretary YESTER YEAR j. COLORADO T., seaman third class, was dis­ Sm (ht Pika Ptak Region With charged from the service July 24 of the Sacred Congregation for IRON SPRINGS at Shoemaker, Calif. the Propagation of the Faith, con- ANYIQUE SHGPPE PIKES PEAK * At tba Jaaatiaa Baate M aaS tha Pika. P ek BiehiraTt grratulating him on the 25th anni­ CHATEAU Serving NationADr Famom BLUE SPRUCE FOOD versary of his consecration, noted WESTERN STYU: “We Buy and Sell Antiques” AUTO LTVER^ FRIED CHICKEN RUTH E. SMITH BDOS. AT CLIFF BOUSE BOTH. From 11:30 aju. to 8:30 p.m. Except Mondays the prelate’s zeal for the salvation Aug. 15 Masses of souls, his many writings on sa­ — STEAKS — MTN. TROUT — Hanitaa Spa Hatal Bid*. Gnybanad Baa Dapa — Cala. Sprijpga For Reservations Call M. 1637 or CaMade 867-R3 cred art, and his promotion of the DANCING — INDIAN CURIO SHOP cause of the missions. Id Golden Listed The Holy Father also com­ mended Archbishop Costantini’s AMERICAN HOTEL NICE CLEAN ONLY 20 MINUTES Golden.—Masses on the Feast activities in his position as Ad­ ROOMS Visit the Wonderful ministrator Apostolic of the Dio­ FROM THE CENTER of the Assumption, Aug. 16, will CURIO SHOP AVAILABLE be at 6:30 and 8 o’clock in St. Jo­ cese of Fiume; in his 10 years as •LARGEST SELECTION IN WEST" Cave of the Winds OF THE CITY I seph’s church. ■ Apostolic Delegate to China, and AMUSEMENT CENTER sqoo the beautiful Recent Baptisms in the parish finally in his present position in the 118 CANON ST, PH. HY. S7i a night AND Roman curia. LOUIS F. OAPSTTCK, fornwrly B laad Sacrament CaU Early la Day include the following: John Wil­ Pariah, St. Loui. bur, infant son of Mr. and. Mrs. Williams Canon John Hall, with Devere J. Young War Relief Services Give For your dancing pleasure SEVEN and Ann Ellis as sponsors; JUw- SPEQAL ATTENTION rence Silve, infant son of Mr. $3,000 to Czech Group and Mrs. Lawrence J. Jennings, MANITOU PLA-MOR TO CHURCQ CROUPS with Joseph and Ermida Negri as Prague.—It has been announced (formerly Lorraine Cardens) sponsors. Both of these Baptisms by Charita, Catholic Welfare or­ FALLS were performed by the Rev. L. A. ganization in Czecho - Slovakia, WESTERN Where the Big Name Abercrombie. Mary Johanna, WELCOME TO MANITOU Male, thii trip thru bcantHul Sonth that $3,000 has been placed at its Bands Play Chejean. Oanon. Ruahin. watera daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred­ disposal by NCWC War Relief SQUARE DANCING .}«twecn towering granite cliffa and erick Van Stratum, was baptized Services for the purchase of fur­ foreata of pinaa maka tkia .a .L by the Rev. Barry J. Wogan, with Positively the Pikes Peak Region*s Finest Ballroom WBjra reffiemharwl trip. niture and equipment for a home SKIFFIXGTOX’S George and Anna Goodman as for young girls operated by Char­ SANDWICHES - SOFT DRINKS RKO. FBAEMACUTS KTLANDMI sponsorst ' ita at Hrabics, Czecho-Slovalda. Thursday, August 8, 1946 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DEN\TR CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN r St. John's Parish Register Enpieye’ s Ste Francis de Sales* MelherDiesSiddeaiy Boy Choristers of Switzerland B E N N E T rS Radies I Ip p liu t** I 74c So/as and Sarwiea Mrs. M. J. licary of 1358 Clayton, J e w v street, Denver, died suddenly II EAST BflVflUD flVt. • SP 1513 ' CONOCO SERVICE IMONKST WOIIK<-PAIII PRICKS Wednesday, Aug. 7. Funeral Mass DUJVER DRUG Washing aad Greasing will be offered Friday morning, **Mdster WatchmakertT Teat Bsaleas apprsdatBtJ RRNKUN ANDERSON Aug. 9, in S t Philomena’s church. CUT R ATE NOW USING 6lh As*. A York EA. 9933 IS316 B. 6th As*. EM. 9S86 Mrs. Leary was a member of St_ Philomena’s church for almost DRUGS half a century. She was ~ bom in April, 1872, in Chicago. COnOUER'S AL'S SHOE Joe Dwyer Herman Lidke HOSPITAL Surviving are her husband, Electronic Recorder to FOOD STORE M. J. Leary, and a son and daugh' 1400 So. Broadway guarantee even greater FINEST REPAIR WORK ter, Edvnn and Catharine, all of the family home. Also surviving satisfaction on every ii\ii > m I Ik I ii;primary school boys from as well known on the Continent as the Vienna WILSON’S FLORAL CO. six to 12 years of age, the choir has as its task Boys’ choir.— (Max Kettel photo) 3238 E. Colfax at Adams 1606-08 East Colfax EA. 5141 hanging over our political life, The Place to a certain sultriness that does not EM. 3.351 allow newspaper writers to call Evergreen Church Scene Meet Your Friends Opp. Blue-Bird things by their right names—that MMKET Member does not allow them to write about PENALTIES FOR SEX CRIMES Of Abell-McCusker Rites Femerly nt I4M W. SStk FloritU Telearaph DelLery Anociation ta-Oar 6aaraatc« 14-doar Snrlcs those things and questions which and 3491 Sa. UalTtnlty people most think about and de­ SHOULD BE MADE STRICTER In the Church of Christ the FRUITS & VEGETABLES The firms listed here de­ PELLS bate, and of which they do not King in Evergreen, Miss Jane GROCERIES & MEATS even find mention in the press. Elizabeth McCu^er was married serve to be remembered 2412 EAST COLFAX “Only here and there one hears Last year, in the United States, a fairly consistent—and futile Saturday to Joseph F. Abell, son Joyce Cleaners Parish Patronage Appreciated when you are distributing FEATtntING the voice of one who runs the the shocking total of 40,000 sex pattern. In general, says the of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Abell. The Slaakt and Home-Mada Pies risk of being branded as a reac­ crimes were committed; and this magazinq, minor offenders are ceremony was held before the i COUR8K DINNERS NILLSON BROTHERS 194 So. Peim SP. 9741 your patronage in the dif­ tionary and collaborationist — represents only the known num­ fined, or jailed and released as Rev. Barry Wogan. Served from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. week days ferent lines of business. 18 noon aotll 8 p.m. Sundaya even though he can prove that he ber of cases reported. How many quickly as possible. The bride was given in marriage Clasad Wadaasday has spent years in a concentration went unreported, because of a Why are the courts reluctant to by her father, Thomas F. Mc- Finer Cleaning camp.’’ foolish desire on the part of the deal realistically with the offend­ Cusker. Mrs. William Fitzgerald victims or their families to avoid ers? For one thing, a.s stated of Buffalo, N. Y., the former Vir­ Faster Service ROTOLO’S L ojola Parish Is Six and Half unpleasant publicity, there is un­ above, the laws are obsolete; but ginia Davis of Denver, was the 796 So. Broadway fortunately no way of determin­ they are obsolete only because bride’s attendant. Gerald Abell, THmes Size of Ireland ing; but authorities timidly esti­ the lawmakers find the whole bu.si- brother of the brideg;room, was 1284 So. Pearl sp. 3662 Standard Gas and Oils lA Va T U tn - TRAOB AT BOKX Sydney.—A parish six and one- mate the figure as running into the ness distasteful and apparently York Texaco Service I best man, and the ushers in­ OPEN 7 TO 7 WEES DAT! h.ilf times the size of his native hundreds of thousands. are too squeamish to bring the laws cluded John McCusker, brother of Rocky Fiori East 29tfa Ave. at York St. Ireland, with not a single church, It is with good reason, there­ up to date. Clneod All Day Sandaya Apprtelalaa Catbolla Patronaca the bride, and Guy Smith. Complete Auto Service school, or convent, is under the fore, that the sex criminal is being Coronet magazine, in its Augpist After the ceremony a wedding Rocky’s Pharmacy care of the Rev. James Dunn. This alarmingly regarded, more and issue, discards all wraps and comes supper was served in Brook QUALITY GLEANING Repairing • Tune-np priest, roving about his 200,000 more, as the greatest internal up with a constructive, hard­ Forest for the bridal party, mem­ Bnehanan*s 17th A Raco EA. 9867 Brake Re-lining .square-mile parish in the vast, menace facing this country. But, hitting, eight-point program on REASONABLE PRICES PRRSCSirnoNS liquors bers of the families, and close Your Gumrnte Inurtd Axaliut Fir. MAIN 0582 lonely “dead heart of Australia,’’ what is criminal in itself, is that how to combat this terrifying friends, and after a short wedding and Thtft Cafe & Cocktail Lounge says Mass on the back of his spe­ the laws and the nation’s law­ menace which lurks in every street trip Mr. Abell and his bride will cially adapted truck, in private makers have not adequately kept in every community in the coun­ live in Buffalo, Wyo. Fine Foods pace with the rampant spreading try, whose shadow lies across the homes, bush huts, public halls, and 369 Sonlli Broadway AURORA even underground in the opal of the sex offender. doorstep of every home. mines of the Port Augusta diocese. This is the tragic offense against The program contains the fol­ Annunciation 'SoMelt the American people: The lack of lowing eight points: CLEANERS AND DYERS Tb* Anna llstad bar* daaarva ta a “tough” program—indeed, the n O I I O C LOWEST LOURDES ADMINISTRATOR 1— Vice squads should operate linuilv PRICRS IN DENVER 838 BROADWAY ba ramambarad wbaa you ara dla- Paris. — His Holiness has ap­ lack of any program—to combat con.stantly in every community, Phoaa* PR. 1781 * PE. 1784 trlbutinf your patrouaya la tha dll- the ever-increasing boldness and tirelessly tracking down every farant lluaa oi busloats. B A G A N ^ ! ^ pointed Bishop Pierre Theas of Cran k LI INVITES YOU TO AURORA Monttuban as provisional Admin viciousness of the sexual pervert. instance of perversion, however istrator of the Diocese of Lourdes, As one police official in Boston slight—because the minor of­ 9758 E. Colfax Aurora 77 which has been vacant since the recently decried: “The laws are fender, as the records will testify, STORE 'Blessed Sacrament JIM RAGAN. PROP. death of Bishop George Choquet. obsolete; the methods of correc­ too often develops into a full­ tion futile.” blown sex criminal: A murdering 8MI FRANKLIN ST. This police official’s sense of rapist. PhM* Aanra HI n RM. 8718 helplessness is commonly echoed 2— Every city, every county The Beauty Spot of Park Hill Rental Library KATHREIVS LES TER ’S throughout the countr>’. Recently every village, should maintain a HONE SUPPLIES FRIEMD Coronet magazine made a national complete file of all persons picked Dee-Ann Baanty Salon PARK HILL FURNITURE CO. WATCH REPAIRS .survey on the sex problem, held up on suspicion of a sex offense, HARDWARE PAINT 7-Day Service Undar Naw Hanatateant ROOnNG Evarythlng for tha Hama Oat-Tear Gaar.ale. interviews in 30 cities with po­ and copies of these records should RDDK STDRE lice and other public officials; and be sent to the FBI in Washington FORMERLY BUDDZ ADAMS HAROARET GRIN8TRAD IT88 R. Ceifu Av#. A,r«ra 841 NEW AND USED 1529 Wehon CH. 2447 their findings reveal that the for establishment of a master file 2208 Kearoaiy EM. SSSI AURORA. COLORADO K8t B. (M fu A.rara. C.I.. 4624 E. 23H Ave. DE. 1361 handling of sex offenders follows there. COOL - COMFORTABLE 3— Every citizen should appoint AIR-CONDITIONED Pbaa* EAat 8888 himself a committee of one to re­ A Naw Sarriaa te Aateaakll* Raw LUMBER • PAINT - RAROWARR NEW FASHION OEAUTY WORK? port any apparent case of sexual at DUKE’S GRILL SGHAPS BRDS. Brake Drum Machining WSULATION ESCHER perversion to the proper authori­ FINEST OF FOODS Coaplate Brak* and CIntch Sarriaa THE Undtr Nrw Minaxcnml of JEWELERS • Latest Typ* gqaipmrnt Cleaners & Dyers You Haven’t Tried the Best, ties. No story brought home by • On* Boar Pl^-np and Aurora Lumber Company DOMIMC CROW I 4114 EAST COLFAX JOHN a JOHNSON MOTORS If. You Haven’t Tried a child should be disjnissed by the Oalivary Sarriaa Biiilillng Headquarters SALES AND parents as the workings of an WHERE FRIENDS MEET Acroa* from Millar*. Harkat OfflM Pl.nl PHIL’S over-imaginative mind. Gollard Brake Service PbMM. Aanra ISS-Pruiktta 888* SPr.» M7I HI7 E. C.lfu A i a SERVICE 1820 £. 841k Are. TA. M4« PRECISION WATCH REPAIRING 888 I, AUatA. At.. Aaron 88 W J ! l WILLY8 CARS AND 4— There should be a law re­ On. WMk Sarriaa Telapbont EH. 1188 PAUL J. COLLARD. Pro*. / AURORA, COLO. TRUCKS FAIR quiring a psychiatric examination EAat IStl 1478 Jaiain* C. A. Esther COLLEEN of any person accused of a sex * 7581 EAST COLFAX offeiTse. The examination should Chlaktn Plaa — Proun Food. GIBSON TRACTORS BEAUTY —BISHOP’S— CoBipIcta Aaaortaiant SWEDBORG’S AND IMPLEMENTS be made before the offender is SK I, liv e . —RURAL DISTRICTS WRITE— SHOP taken to court. If he is insane, Menu* for Picnics — Chorcb 5c TO Sl.OO STORE 8881 E. Calfax £A. 8288 Social* — Elc. F in e Foods he .should be sent to an institution; FACTORY REFINISHING. STORAGE , MACKEY’S EM. 9986 3205 East Colfax if suffering from a mental dis­ A REPAIR OF SKIS OPEN ALL DAT SUNDAY 9637 E. Colfax COMPLETE MOTOR REBUILDING NEXT DOOR TO 1626 E. 34th AVE. SERVICE ALL MAKES PHIL’S BLARNEY BARBERS order, he should be adei^ately Sportateear and Equipment PARK HILL PH. NO. 1 treated; if a repeater, he should TEL. CH. 7507 for tha Entifa Family be confined until cured. Varaon Scott Colin Camaroa DELICATESSEN AURORA DRUG 6—All states should provide in- 1001 ITEMS FOR Calfax al Fairfax DE. 1878 Om , W UeBrnW All tS) St. J antes* etitutions and adequate psychiatric D a ce You T ried staffs to handle the indeterminate YOUR SHOPPING IDA V. MITCHELL EA. 4787 H. L. Booker O. C. Booker WESTERN AUTO commitment of sex criminals found CONVENIENCE The firms listed here de­ to be mentally ill, (Only four serve to be remembered Park HiU Flower Shop SU PPLY CO. DAVID F. states—California, Illinois, Michi­ WE RECEIVE NEW BOOKER'S LATELY7 FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION 5e - $1.00 5c - $1.00 gan, and Minnesota—have laws MERCHANDISE EVERY DAY! when you are distributing FOR ALL OCCASIONS New Stocks in Daily providing for such confinement Shop BISHOP’S Often. your patronage in the dif­ 4625 F.. 23rd Av«. 9611 East Colfax Avenue t V, •TED" MURPHY F i n n i g a n and treatment.) . A 1 ferent lines of business, • OaHvary Barrie* Daarar 7. Cal* Aurora, Colo. Aurora 719 Em. 2 5 1 3 o r An-9 “SAFE SERVICE” 6— The practice of “bargain” “88 Taara te Floral Boalnate* sentences for sex offenders should 8748 EAST COLFAX St. Joseph’s Parish be outlawed immediately. A “bar- (POUSH) REPAIR SERVICE ’gain” sentence means that the Haynes Jewelry Co. prisoner agrees to plead guilty On All Types of Appliances to a lesser offense and accept a Westerkamp Bros. 8888 E ui Colfax^ Aarora. Cal.raSa Radios-Refrigerators, etc. lesser sentence rather than put IMPDRTANT PRESGRIPTIDNS Complete Lina of Jetaelry the state to the trouble and ex­ KE. 9043 5106 Wash. NO WAITING XmiUllED .CMICKEH. S pense of proving the original 1748 E. Colfax DExUr 17U EVERYTHING A GOOD GROCKRT r * Ob. Wwk SwtIc. .a Watch RaxaMna OJfai at New^rt At th* Sixa of tha Caanibal and tb* Kattl* charge. (In New Yitoc city, a SHOUU) HAVE There can be no substitute for quality ingredients Uppar Calfax'* Finaat Roataaraat - .study covering a half year showed BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES NUHENAHCL 1788 B. COLFAX EH. 7488 that “bargain pleas” were entered —WR DELTVRB— and accuracy in the preparation of prescriptions. We MINT PRODUCTS in 82 per cent of the statutory have never varied from a policy of compounding pre­ PURSE BROS. Nt. f atllierine's rape cases brought to trial.) AURORA JEWELRY RED A WHITE 7— Money should be provided H o lj lahiHit scriptions in a careful and painstaking manner from GROCERY & MARKET for the establishment of a na­ the finest high quality, fresh drugs. This dependable WHY PAY GARFARE7 tional organization to conduct LND APPLIANCE .GROCERIBS — MEATS — FRUITS Our Every Day Prices studies into the cause and cure service is of vital importance to you. ' 9329 E. Colfax AU. 348 VEGETABLES BOB & TEO'S of sex crimes. GOOD CLOTHES NEED 97M East Colfax Awt. Pk. Anrara tH Save Yon Money NOT BE EXPENSIVE ^ 8-DAY SERVICE ON Pretcriptiona Carefadly Filled Red A While Grocery A Market 8— Parents and schools must GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIR FINE SELBCnON face the problem of sex crimes DHD DRUG GD. HEATS. FISH AND POULTRY realistically, by properly inform THE PflfiK Hill DRUC CO. -a The finns listed here de­ AURORA FROZEN “Once Triad . , . Satiafied" ing their children in sex educa GR. 9934 38th A Clay 2707 W. 38th GR, 2773 tion. 23d and Dexter EA, 7 7 U serve to be remembered FOOD LOCKERS The article concludes on this ENGLISH when you are distributing WE SPEOALIZE IN note; “It is up to all of us to . Your Doctor Knovos Vs Sterilaop. protect roar foedt froai LERGHER PHARMAGY enlarge and implement this pro- your patronage in the dif­ Air-born* bacteria aad moalda MOTOR TUNE UP FORMERLY OF ARVADA ^ m and give it real meaning. TAILORS ferent lines of business. AU. 586 or EM. 8997 COMPLETE GARAGE SERVICE We must get angry—and stay Harry’s Service Station WILL APPRECIATE angry—until action is assured. 901 F IF T E E N T H S T R E E T YOUR PATRONAGE For once the evil of the sex crim­ Combin. Quality apd Style HARRY GRIEBUNG. Prop. inal strikes in your home, it will at Price* You Can Afford be too late for you to do any* PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS W.SSth&Chy GR.9848. 44ili & Zoni GR. 1791 thing.” PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

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STROHMINGER ;; McVeigh Company; ,(S t. Mary*! Acadamy, Denver) (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denver) PAINTING AND Jeanette Reisdorf left by plane Announcement was made this Electrical Contracting Aug. 6 for her vacation at a sum week of the appointment of the blMBMd la CIO el Deaes DECORATING u>6 B ood td CONTRACTORS mer camp in Montana, where she is Rev. John B. Dering, O.P., as the EVERYTHING YGU NEEO IN lent KB. 1328 In u K£. 0718 reprcsepting the parochial schools. new spiritual director of the 817 14Ui S t Bat. lU W Representatives are also sent from Blessed Virgin sodality. Father the public high schools. Dering replaces the Rev. T. M, FURNACE Five of next year’s seniors left McGlynn, O.P., who has been THE LINE GF SEEO Sunday for a week’s vacation in transferred to New York city. WORK Eldorado Springs. They are Mary The Holy Name society will re­ Ann Farrell, Grace Burke, Mary ceive Holy Communion in the 7:30 R ep a irs Ann Pleasants, Patsy Chambers, Mass Sunday, Aug. 11. Regular SHEET METAL and Ann McCarty. meetings of the Holy Name men ROCKY MOUNTAIN SEED CO. __ WORK PLUMBING Several St. Mary’s girls have will begin in September. At this Pearson Heating Co. Emergency Work & Sorvieo been appointed to the school fash­ meeting plans will be made for ion boards of the various depart­ the annual Thanksgiving social 1325 15th St. 1231Wazee Ph.TA.3628 1163 WELTON TA. 4444 ment stores. Patsy Chambers, sponsored the Holy Name men. Gloria Wright, Peggy Pleasants, Members of the Ushers’ club are ACE PAINTING and Peggy Cashin will model at reminded that they meet every STILES the Denver Dry Goods Aug. 9, month jointly with the Holy Name CONTRACTORS, Ine. Marian 'Bell is on the college board society. STEPHEN U 8C H A r» Prop. ELECTRIC SERVICE at Neusteter’s and is modeling in A temporary lighting system M'MURTRVS PAINTS « the sport shop. has been installed in St. Rita’s VARNISHES MOTORS . REPAIRS Wilhelmina Shearer, Gloria chapel, Nederland. Mass will be FrRIVITlJRE CLEAIVirVG WALL PAPER - KEMTONE HOME WIRING Wright, Beverly Murray Betty celebrated in St. Rita’s chapel Pro. E«tim*tw Murray, and Catherine Murray every Sunday and holy day until AND 1034 So. Broadwaf PE. 0265 1100 Ijirimer TA. 6875 have recently been vacationing at September at 8 o’clock. Grand Lake. A large group of the local RUG SHAMPOOING The sophomore Potluck club held clergy enjoyed a feast day dinner, WILSON WINDOW NDERSO its regular meeting Aug. 7. Several in the rectory Aug. 4 as guests of AUTO UPHOLSTEHY CLEAIVING u oe members of the sophomore class Father Vincent Hughes, O.P., SHADE CLEAiyEDS were also entertained last week WalUtooWall Carpet Cleaning R. PARISH. Msr. pastor. The women in charge of Interior • Exterior Painting at parties given by Mary Craven the dinner included Mmes. A. F. W« Clean and Repair Old Shadea and'Mary Jeanne Perenyi. Zarlengo, John T. McDermott, moth proofed New Shedu if QaillO Had. U Ordu Phone CB 6581 During her vacation at Grand George Bugg, and James Coursey, Prompt Work a Specialtj Lake, Helen Flanagan participated and Miss Olive Deloughry. and insured Eatimataa ChaarfuIIy Furaiabad Denver 6, Colorado in the Grand Lake horse show KEratona 7926 1046 SanU Fe Dr. Masses on the Feast of the As­ MaeGRACKEN 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive and rodeo. Jackie Fisher and Bev­ sumption of Our Blessed Lady, a erly Snider, St. Mary’s boarders holy day of obligation, will be who live near Grand Lake, also at 5:30, 6:15, 7, 7:45, 9, and participated. 10:30 o'clock. (Confessions will Sue Brubeck is spending the Garbed in white cloak, with crutches, canes, and braces left at be heard Wednesday, Aug. 14, at INSULATE week at Glenwood Springs and blue crot.ei, the uniform of the the shrine by pilgrims who were 4 and 7:30 p.m. Meeker with her parents. Cruiadert of the Blet.ed Sacra­ reported cured. Left to right they St. Vincent’s circle met in the YOUR HOME ROCK WOOL ment, the famed Dionne Quint. are Marie, Emilie, Cecile, Yvonne, rectory Aug. 7. The p ro ^ m for Tho. Harts Entertain vi.it the Shrine of Notre Dame du and Annette. Photo Copyright by the coming season was discussed. Specializing in Quality Plumbing and Waterproofed . . . Pneumatically Installed Cap, Cap-de-1a-Madeleine, Quebec. King Features, 1946. They are .hown looking at the . Heating Repairs COOLER IN SUMMER-WARMER IN WINTER California Visitors NO DEPOSIT IF A LOAN Will HELP. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hart of ANNUNCIATION YOUNG WOMEN SLATTERY & COMPANY Flral Pajmenl Denver entertained at a party Later R. H. Kimball Co. If Deaired July 27 in their mountain cabin, SE€ PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS 419 Midland “Four Hearts,’’ in honor of Mr. SPONSORS OF HOPE CHEST us! ASK FOR FKEB K E. 5 2 3 6 1726 MARKET STREET BOOK SarinBP Bldg. ETtBiBf* TAe 8 3 9 0 and Mrs. Walter Burkhalter of W( «tl Mipply His csfil, tnd ktlp yoa Barstow, Calif. The following (Annunciation Parish, Denver) Covington, La., Aug. 8 to be pres­ JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KETSTONX 1441 guests were present: Mr. and Mrs. The hope chest filled with lin­ ent at the profession of their son *e