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ColorMs Largest Newspaper; Total Press Rmi, 'AU Editions, Far Above SOOftOO; Denver Catholic Register, 23,$S6 DENVER CHAPLAIN ABOARD SHIP HIT BY TORPEDO Contents Copyrighted by the Cstholie Press Society, Ine., 1943— Permission to Seprodnce, Except Archbishop Urges People on Articles Otherwise Harked, Given After 12 H. Friday Following Isssue Father Ford Loses To Read Scripture Daily, D E N V E R C A T H a i C All BelongiRgs in U [S ilGiiST Especially During Lent III SPEECi MEET In a letter to all priests of the Feb. 12, 1948 Disaster on Ocean li; archdiocese, Archbisnop Urban J. Reverend dear Father: Vehr calls attention to the observ- Sunday, Feb. 21, has been des­ The only speaker in the entire ^ ance of Feb. 21 as Biblical Sun- ignated as Biblical Sunday to com­ conference to get a rating of su­ i, day in which it is “ hoped to remind memorate the 50th anniversary of REGISTER Vesui Separaled From Convoy 36 Hours on perior or excellent in four th'e faithful of the value of the t h e encyclical Provideniitaimut The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We events, i^ n c is Morriss, Regis col-, Sacred Scriptures and to encour- Deua that Leo XIII issued to urge Have Also the Intematjonal News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special■ Service, Seven Smaller Trip io North Africa and Battles Tempesi for lege senior, was the highest rank­ 'i age them to read the New Testa­ a greater study of the Scriptures. Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. ing individual speaker in the 12th ment daily.” The letter follows; Through the observance of this an­ annual Rocky Mountain Speech niversary, it is hoped to remind the VOL. xxxvm. No. 26. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, FEB. 18, 1943. II PER YEAR Five Days; Desiroyer Rescues Men conference held last Friday, Satur­ faithful of the value of the Sa day, and Sunday, Feb. 12 to 14, cred Scriptures and to encourage Maj. Henry Ford, chaplain in the United States army in the University of Denver, it was i Chaplain Musch them to read the New Testament from the Archdiocese of Denver, had the terrifying expe­ reported at the close of the con­ daily, particularly during the com­ rience of being lost at sea, weathering a tempest, and finally ference by Robert J. O’Sullivan, ing Lenten season. NCCS Motion Picture Director S.J., director of speech in Regis Of Lowry Field To further this project, the of l^ing aboard a torpedoed convoy boat en route to North college. Catholic Biblical association, with Africa, according to a communication received from the Morriss, a graduate of Cathe­ headquarters at the Catholic Uni­ Denver priest. After the torpedoing of the ship Father dral high school, was one of the versity of America, of which Fa­ Lauds Colorado's Vista of Beauty Is Sent Overseas Ford was rescued by a destroyer, but in the disaster he lost two speakers selected from the col­ ther Joseph L. Lilly, C.M., is sec­ lege and university representatives retary,‘ has prepared an attractive (By Mary E . E ise n m a n ) everything but the clothes he was wearing and a few toilet to talk Sunday afternoon on the Chaplain Joseph J. Musch, who poster for church display. The “ Keep ’em clicking” is an apt aifticles he was able to carry. Town Hall program over station was stationed in Lowry Field since association has also prepared a se­ slogan for the camera enthusiasts Prior to his arrival in Africa, Fa­ KMYR in the closing event o f the early last summer, left Denver last ries of Lenten sermon outlines on in the armed forces. “ A sailor on ther Ford was stationed in Eng­ Local Lawyer conference. Sunday for an undisclosed port of the Sacred Scriptures, which is the high seas is so close to the won­ land, having embarked from New John E. Bell, Richard G. Brown, embarkation en route to overseas available gratis upon request, and ders of nature that he cannot help York early last year. and Robert L. Kilker, Jr., other duty. Father Musch was commis­ readings of the Revised New Testa- but think of the Creator. This Regis speakers, received eight rat­ sioned in the army last April and Chaplain Ford’s letter addressed Rates High in ment for every day in Lent. same appreciation of the beauty to a member of the Register staff ings of excellent among them. A only recently was promoted to cap­ If, any of your people desire to in things near at hand is the aim follows in part: fifth Regis college speaker, Guy tain. He was assigned to Lowry secure copies of the New Testa­ of the growing photogra^ic pro­ Crossing the Atlantic, our ship L. Reed II, who was given no final Field after being graduated from ment, orders can be sent to Fa­ gram of the USO,” said Dr. Ana- Federal Exam rating because be missed the chaplains’ school in Fort Benjamin got lost in the fog and was away ther Gregory Smith, 301 S. Sher­ tole Lindsay, national consultant Saturday morning sessions in ap­ Harrison, Indianapolis, Ind. man street, Denver. The price is from the convoy for 36 hours. As on motion picture production for the fog raised we found ourselves George E, Reed of St. John the pearing for his selective service Father Musch was ordained to ?1.25. physical .examination, received 87 the NCCS. Stopping briefly on a all alone with no other ship, in Evangelist’s parish is one of 2,000 the priesthood June 2, 1934. He Faithfully yours in Christ, 48-state tour, Dr, Lindsay, while in out of a possible 100 points. Bell, served for 15 months in St. Clem' + URBAN J. VEHR, sight A destroyer appeared and attorneys certified to a federal Denver, asserted-that the morale­ signalled us to proceed with full Brown, and Reed are graduates of ent’s parish, a year in Holy Cro Archbishop of Denver. building possibilities of the camera government register in examina­ Regis high school and Kilker is one parish, and six years in St. Ste, steam. After a chase of 10 hours tions that eliminated 23,000 can­ and the screen are limitless. He we caught the convoy. Not very of Rockhurst high school in Kansas phen’s parish, all Minneapolis', didates. Three thousand attorneys City, Mo. I$l Opera Rehearsal paid particular tribute to Colo­ pleasant on a clear day in the mid­ Minn., parishes, before entering were left after grading of a na­ Morriss received 127 out of a rado’s vista of beauty. dle of the Atlantic, to find your­ the army. He made his theological tional examination held last Sept. possible 150 points in debate to The internationally prominent self so alone. On our way here, i studies in St. Paul’s seminary, St. To Be Held Feb. 18 26. Lawyers from ail parts of the win a superior rating; 45 out of motion picture authority is using we encountered a vicious sea for Paul, Minn. his colorful background in cinema­ United States ps^rticipated. The 50 in victory speaking for another The first rehearsal for the five days. During two of these During his stay in Lowry Field tography, including 20 years’ work successful men underwent new ex­ superior; 124 out of 150 for a rat­ Father Musch made a host of chorus of Rigoletto, to be pro­ days it couldn’t have been much aminations after they were certi­ ing of excellent in discussion; and in Switzerland, Rome, Russia, worse. It was almost impossible friends among civilians as well as duced by the Denver Grand Opera fied to regional boards. Approxi­ another excellent with 39 out of France, and Africa, as a basis for to walk the deck, and as for sleep­ among military personnel. He company in the City auditorium mately another 1,000 were elim­ 50 points in lecture reading. His his tremendous task of making the ing it was enough of a task to early organized a Holy Name m - May 10-13, will be held in the inated in these inquiries. total of 335 was the highest num­ clicking shutter a vital part of the stay in the bunk, much less sleep. ciety among the soldiers and in­ K. of C. hall Thursday evening, ber of points earned by an indi-. Feb. 18. The Rt. Rev. Joseph J. service man and woman’s life. We could see other vessels of the Government Will Need augurated weekly novena services A soldier or a sailor suddenly vidual in the meet. at the post. He instructed many Bosetti, V.G., director, announces convoy fighting their way and, as Hundreds of Attorneys ^ Nineteen colleges and universi­ that practice sessions for the transplanted to strange surround­ you saw some of them plunge al­ soldiers in the Catholic faith and ings feels the old prejudice that the Because of the war and estab­ ties from nine states were entered brought many converts into the chorus will be held weekly in the most out of sight, you wondered in the college division of the con­ same building until the time of the home state is the only worth-while how long they could wage such a lishment of new boards and de­ Church. one and the county clan the only partments it is estimated that ference. With Father Musch’s departure production. The prelate will di­ battle. We knew we were going one he understands. Recognizing hundreds of attorneys will be re­ the spiritual welfare of Catholic rect the rehearsals himself. through the same. 'Then two days local color in the country around quired for federal service within Denver Man soldiers of both Lowry Field N'o. Men who are interested in sing­ of a calm sea. his camp and looking for scenes the next few months. In all but a i^'l and Lowry Field No. 2 will be ing in the opera are invited to at­ "One morning at 2:30 there was Serves Overseas tend thl first rehearsal, Monsigmor that reflect the temperament of the few cases the men for these po­ under the chaplaincy of Father a_ horrible explosion. A torpedo sitions will be selected from Clatus E. Snyder. Bosetti said. people will make the modern army hit us and the blast was ternble. man see the universal bond that Dr. Aaatole Lindiay, ihown addretiin^ the taacheri’ committee of the among the 2,000 in the federal Denver archdiocese Monday on visual education. It went into the engine room, dis­ registry. holds this vast nation of extremes abling the ship completely. Lights together. “ Persons cannot love went out, and as I picked myself Mr. Reed is a native of St. Jos­ Regis College Will Have what they do not know,” said the up I was in complete darkness. I eph, Mo. He received his B.A. film expert, “and we intend to give managed to get on a few clothes and his LL.B. degrees>from Creigh­ our boys a chance to know and ap­ Junior Curia of Legion and went to the deck assigned to ton university, Omaha, Nebr. T1 preciate every locality in which us in case of trouble. As I gazed law degree was conferred upon 4-Week Special Session their military duty places them, so into the sea I wondered when the him in 1939. Shortly thereafter (Turn to Page S (Turn to Page i Furthering Rosary Army order would come to abandon he was admitted to the Nebraska ship, as she was listing*badly. You bar. He was admitted to the A four weeks’ intersession be­ intersession, which will end June can live a lifetime in a moment Colorado bar soon after coming to Mass Hour Is Changed Denver in 1940. Mr. Reed is an tween the close of the present 4, has been planned to enable stu Fifty thousand pledge cards for bishop’s answer proposal under snch conditions^ Fortu active Knight o f Columbus, He is semester in Regis college May 10 dents entering the armed services enlistment in the Rosary army follows nately it was a new ship and they and the opening of the regular ses­ In Lowry Field No. 2 advocate o f Denver council 639 to get as much college training as to be distributed in Denver Miss Therese Muto succeeded in sealing the compart­ sion June 8 was announced this ment. and Sunday, Feb. 21, will be possible before their induction. churches Sunday is the answer President of the Junior Curia received into the Fourth Degree. week by fne Very Rev. John J. Sunday Afternoon of the junior curia of the Legion “ After about an hour the cap­ Mr. Reed is the son of Mr. and Flanagan, S.J., president. The There will be two class periods of Mary to the encouraging I appreciate receiving your re­ tain appeared and said everythirig Mrs. G. Edward Reed of 420 Colo­ each day, Monday through Friday, The attention of Senior Taber­ letter of Archbishop Vehr sent cent letter in which &>e junior (Turn to Pages — Column S) rado'boulevard. one from 8 o’clock in the morning nacle society members is called to to Miss Therese Muto, president of curia of the Legion of Mary until 10:10 and the other from pledges itself to campaign amongst the fact that the time for the Mass the junior unit o f legrionaries. Bishops’ Appeals Bring No Relief 10:10 untjl 12:30. Mathematics in Lowry field No. 2 chapel, Sun­ These pledge cards will be col­ its own members and interested courses offered include college day, Feb. 21, has been changed to lected and tabulated by the junior Catholics for the daily recitation algebra, plane trigonometry, and 4 p.m. Those women wishing curia members from all pastors of the Rosary. This program analytical geometrj". Other courses transportation will meet in the K. in the Denver area. should be very appealing and I include three in philosophy— logic, of C. building, E. 16th avenue and trust that great success will ac­ McNutt Still Lists Church The campaign to enlist adults visiisropiQii ontology, and general ethics— two Grant street, at 3:15 to be met by company the efforts of the Jun­ in the Rosary army will open Sun­ in religion, and an economics army trucks. Those driving priv­ ior curia. I shall be interested in Pfc. James Francis Gormaliy has course in business organization day and will continue for the next hearing periodically of the prog­ written his mother* Mrs. Rose Gor­ ate cars will enter the field by the several weeks. Many high school and control. Yosemite street entrance on 11th ress of your program and ask Activities as Unessential maliy, 1575 Gaylord street, Den­ avenue and ask to be directed to pupils in the city are already en­ God’s blessing upon you and the ver, of his safe arrival overseas. He Students interested in the inter­ rolled in the group that pledges chapel No. 940. The change in membership of the junior curia of is with a tank division and reveals session are being asked to consult itself to recite the Rosary every Washington.— The very exist­ we bring victory and the religious with the dean, the Rev. John J. time was necessitated by the fact the Legion of Mary. that he has been able to get to Mass day for the intentions of safety for ence of many important religious freedom which we all cherish." Gibbons, S.J., this week. that Chaplain Clatus Snyder is the all right most of the thne. A New York. — (Special NCWC the armed forces and of victory Faithfully yours in Christ, activities is threatened by the re­ No Unreasonable Demands Final examinations for the pres­ only priest on the field since the brother, Joseph G orm aliy, is a Wire)—The Most Rev. Francis J. and peace for the country. The + Urban J. Vehr. fusal of the War Man Power com­ In reply to Mr. McNutt, Mon- ent semester will be held May 6 departure of Chaplain Joseph J. ’chemical engineer in the Rocky Spellman, Archbishop of New York recently formed junior curia of Archbishop of Denver. mission to include them in its list sig;nor Ready, general secretary of Mountain arsenal awaiting a'com- and 7. Musch. and Military Vicar, is arriving in legionaries, made up of students of essential war-time activities. the NCWC, says that the Church mission. Another brother, John J., Vatican City Feb. 18. He is to be The Rosary army is not new In a long-delayed reply to ap­ does not wish to make unreason­ from four Denver schools, Cathe in Denver, although no organized and family live in Rhode Island received by His Holiness, Pope dral and St. Francis’ high schools, peals made by the American Hier­ able demands or to charge draft and a sister, Sister Mary Kenneth, Pius XII, in an audience about re­ In His Prelatic Robes campaign to enroll enlistees has archy in letters written on Nov. 30 boards with unfairness. It does St Mary’s academy, and S t Vin­ been carried on publically. In is stationed in Connecticut. The ligious matters. here in his first photogiui^ taken since his elevation to the rank of and Dec. 29 by Monsignor Michael hope for further consideration of cent’s parish, in a letter to Arch­ several dioceses and archdioceses Denver soldier’s wife, Mary, is a This is revealed by the following Domestic Prelate by Pope Pius .XII last December. Monsignor Mulroy, bishop Vehr proposed that it J. Ready, Paul V. McNutt, WMC (Turn to Page S — Column S) nurse now serving in Baltimore. statement issued by the Chancery who was invested as a Papal Chamberlain with the title of Very Reverend in the U. S. the Rosary army has chairman, said that “ an area of take up the work of spreading already enrolled thousands of office of the Archdiocese of New Monsignor on Feb. 2, 1936, plans no formal investiture as a Domestic the Rosary army among Denver activity, such as religion,” could York: “ Archbishop Spellman has Prelate. The newest Papal honor given to Monsignor Mulroy came in adults, although the program had not be included in the list of essen­ adult Catholics by working di­ its inception in the high schools of left Spain and will arrive in Vat­ recognition of his distinguished service to the Denver archdiocese in rectly with the pastors. The Arch­ tial activities. Hospital and nurs­ Colorado Girl Has Vital ican City Thursday for an audi­ particular and to the nation in general as a leader in the CaUioIic the major cities. ing service, institutional care, and ence with the Holy "Father about CJiarities niovemenl. He organized the local Catholic Charities setup Enrollment in the three high welfare work for service men and religrious matters.” in 1926 and has served since that time as its director. schools that have junior praesidia civilians, he said, have been in­ Brief Creating of the Legion of Mary nas been cluded in an occupational bulletin Role in War Work, WATCC Dispatches reporting the pres­ solicited for the past two weeks. for the ipidance of local draft ence of Archbishop Spellman on Already 452 students of these in' boards. 'Their inclusion does not the Iberian penin.sula said he cele­ New Monsignor stitutions have signified their in­ guarantee the deferment of work­ Colorado girl, Mary Perry, Mary was graduated from work brated Mass last Sunday in the tention of reciting the Rosary ers. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. on tunet lathes and «the burr- Church of San Isidro, which serves daily; Enrolled in St. Francis’ are “ Churches,” says Mr. McNutt Perry of St John’s parish, Long­ bench in the machine shop, she was as the pro-Cathedral of the Diocese 160; in Cathedral high, 135; and in a letter to Monsi^or Ready, mont, is experiencing a dizzy whirl intrigued with tales of paratroop­ of Madrid; that United States Am Is Presented in St. Mary’s, 57, or three-fourths "are included in lh e index to the of activity as a war worker in San ers. She has not had an ojppor- bassador and Mrs. Carlton J. H. of the total student body list of essential activities as a Diego, Calif. In addition to her tunity to make a parachute jump Hayes attended this Mass; that the The following is an English means of identifying a type of in­ daytime job as machine inspector, yet, but has hopes of doing so Archbishop and ambassador mo­ translation of the Papal brief pro­ Father McCarthy stitution which carries on an in>- she belongs to the WATCC, in soon. tored to 'Toledo, where the Amer­ claiming Monsigmor John R. Mul­ portant aspect of religious ac­ which she must be available for In an emergency, for which ican prelate visited the Most Rev, roy, pastor of Holy Ghost church Statione(i in Buckley tivity. I am certain you will agree emergency service at any hour they are training, the WATCCs Enrique Pla y Deniel, Archbishop and director of Catholic Charities, with me that every effort must in the night. Part of the training in will parachute into isolated areas of Toledo and Primate of Spain, a Domestic Prelate to His Holi­ be made to assure the most com this service— the Women’s Ambu­ with supplies and medical aid. Sunday afternoon; that Ambassa­ ness ; plete and efficient utilization of lance and Transportation Corps of California— is in parachute jump­ dor Hayes also .went with Arch­ — To our beloved son-^ our labor resources in the pro­ bishop Spellman to visit General gram. . . , The sooner we can ing and judo, the gentle science of Statues to Bo Blessed Count Francisco Gomez D. Jos- John R. Mulroy supply man power, the closer can disabling an opponent completely dana, Spanish foreign minister, in — priest— and expeditiously. Mary can easily h St. Joseph’s Sunday what the ambassador said wa: Beloved son, health and Apostol­ throw a good-sized man over her a purely courtesy call. ic benediction: The Archbishop of DenYer Woman Named head. On Sunday, Feb. 21, two statues Dispatches also said that Arch Denver informs us that in his dio­ Miss Perry, 19, a graduate of in memory of the late Adam J. bishdp Spellman visited General cese you not only discharge the To*0PA Committee as S t John’s parochial school in Justen will be blessed after the Francisco Franco in the latter’s functions of pastor hnd consultor, Longrmont, has been working for High Mass at 9 :30. The St. Clem­ private residence, and that he was but capably fill the office of di­ NGGW Representative some time for the Consolidated ent Hofbauer statue will be placed a luncheon j^est of the Most Rev. rector of Charities. Since there­ Aircraft corporation of San Didgo. on the Gospel side of the sanctaary Leopoldo Eijo y Garay, Bishop of fore the OrdinaiTT requests us to During the day she is an inspector in tribute to the saint who was Madrid. Miss Mary Callahan o f Denver, render you a fi^ n g reward for president of the National Cath­ whose job it is to k e « an eye on one of the principal missionaries your services, we, in assenting to olic Conference on Family Life, 12 milling machines. The only girl of the Redemptorist congregation these requests, and in order also has been appointed to the Office inspector of such machines in the and a devoted servant o f the AON Again Sponsoring to give you a public and manifest of Price Administration as a mem­ factory, she checks the finished Blessed Mother. token of our benevolence, do in ber of the Consumer Advisory parts as they flip out, using such The S t Gerard Majella statue St. Patrick’s Day Ball these Apostolic letters, and on our committee to the Standards di­ instruments as micrometers, ver­ will be placed on the Epistle side own authority, appoint, create, vision. Miss Callahan, who is on nier height gauges, and bevel pro­ of the sanctuary. St. Gerard was The 67th annual St. Patrick’s and proclaim you ANTISTITEM the faculty of the home economics tractors. a faithful brother of the Redemp­ day charity ball, under the auspices URBANUM, that is, OUR DO­ department of Notre Dame col­ At night she is a WATCC, torist order. This year marra •f the Ancient Order of Hiber­ MESTIC PRELATE. We there- lege, South Euclid, O., has been which, despite the glamorous uni­ the golden jubilee of his solemn nians, will be held in the Lincoln fore concede to you, beloved son, asked to represent the National form, is serious business. It means beatification and the new statue room of the Shirley-Savoy hotel. the right and faculty of garbing Council of Catholic Women on this being on call at any hour of the will replace the ori|;inaI one, Milton Shrednik’s orchestra has yourself in violet vestments, and committee. She is a member of night for emergency duty— wheth­ which was blessed by Bishop Nich­ ■been engaged to furnish the music of wearing, even in the Roman the NCCW national committee for er to drive an ambulance, konk a olas C. Matz March 25, 1906. for the event. curia, the broad-sleeved linen sur­ the study of the day care of chil­ Japanese invader, or make a para­ The dedication of the S t Clem­ In a preliminary meeting, offi plice, called the rochet; and like­ dren of working mothers. The chute jump. ent statue is likewise timely be­ wise of using and enjoying each cers were elected to handle ar —BuckUjr Base Photo Unit Consumer Advisory committee will At least one night a week Mary cause this is the 25th year o f his rangements for the traditional so­ single honor, privilege, preroga­ be called upon to give two typeslis behind the wheel of a car, driv- solemn beatification and also the cial in Lent. Thomas Nevin was tive, and indult that other Church­ Father Jamee F. McCaiihr, chap­ of service: “1. To provide generalpng f,.r the fourth fighter com' 55th year of the existence of the chosen president: Patrick Dolan men promoted to this dignity use lain of the 766th technical school counsel on its program from time mand of the U. S. army. Two present church edifice. treasurer; and Miss Marie Still and enjoy, or are and have been squadron in Buckley Field, ii to time; 2. to provide technical as­ hours of regular drill and calis­ This blessing will mark the first hammer, secretary. The officers' able to use or enjoy, snytting to shown in a new photograph sistance to the division on those thenics fill Thursday evenings. time in the h&tory of the parish have called a general meeting bf the contrary notwithstanding. Father McCarthy is a native of phases of its program where the Other nights she and her 150 fel­ that statues pf fhe three Redemp­ representatives of all Catholic Given at Rome, in SL Peter’s Malden, Mass. He was stationed member is particularly qualified to low WATCCs.i learn and practice torist saints, the other one being organizations in Denver to be held under the seal of the Fisherman, in St. John the Baptist’s parish in do so.” Miss Callahan expects to first aid under the direction of St, Alphonsus Liguori,- will be in the Knights of Columbui hall the sixth day of December, 1942, (}nincey, BIbm., when he was com' be called to Washington for bi­ Col. Julia Dowell. exposed for the veneration of the Monday evening, Feb. 22. the fourth of our Pontificate. m iseiot^ in the army. monthly meetings. About five months ago, when parishioners.

iLeTI PAGE TWO Office, 988 BanAodc Street tHE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 Thursday,. Feb. 18, 1943

•ona of Hrt. Elizabeth Theiaen of Wadena, The Denver Catholic FR. FORD ABOARD SHIP HIT Brothers, All Altar Boys, are regular aervera in St. Ann’a churdi in Register ir home city. Left to right aret Back row— ^Jemes, Eugene,. amtheir and Jerome; front row— ^John, Lyle, Robert, and Claire. James and Jerome are twins, Eugene end James are atndenta in St. John’s Preparatory aemi- Publithad WMkly by tbs BY TORPEDO IN ATLANTIC nary, CoOegerille, Minn. CttboUe PmB Society. Ino.

988 Bunoek Street, Denver, blast of fire and smoke that said Colo. (Continued From Page One) M..ORE TIME spent at Home calls for more atten­ ■was under control. A destroyer she ■was on fire. Previous to this tion to home decoration. W e have a few copies of Sabscrlptioni $1 For Year came to our rescua and said it we were told not to bother with Entered u Second Clau Matter was taking us In tow. It turned bringing our bagmge out of our the old masters, some new Hummels and our regular at Ibe Post Office, Denver, the lifeless, massive hulk around rooms as we would reach port that Colo. in the sea and started for some night stock of pictures by Chambers and other contempo­ port. For about eight hours everything was going along "Suddenly a roll call o f officers rary artists. Permanenta smoothly, when suddenly from the was made, and then the officer smoke i^ ck came a frightful announced: 'This ship is on fire.’ $3.30 to $ 3.00 It was then too late to go back Mtre*Uiat umI for anything, so as I slid down a Hair Cvttlae Soldiers, War Workers rope ladder to the destroyer. All Statues, Flaques, and Shrines I nad was what I had on and a SAXIE Beautj W ill Hold ilamboroo few toilet articles in my band. SALON TA. Ittl Everything else, including all per­ TcaeU Coart Bld(. sonal records, and papers, went An amateur jamboree to he with the_ ill-fated ship. We pulled itaged Wednesday, Feb. 24, at 8 away from the ship, circled it, New and Used Tires and 88 we headed for shore all ' Recsppiaa and Repairing p.m. in the Knights of Columbus li we could see was a black burning O m O A L TIBB INSPECTION STATION ballroom at E. 16th avenue and mass. It made me heartsick to Grant street, ■will have an all-war- see that magnificent ship, the one ♦jRRieS ClRRKt- HARVEY’S production cast representing con­ that only a few days previous had :T I B E E X C H A N 6E testants from all of Denver's army waged a . winning baUle with an angry sea,'only to be swallowed posts, from Fitzsimons hospital, Headquarteri for I 1020 Broadway • KE. 4774 up by the same sea— and she was CHURCH and from war plant personnel. a large one. ARTICLES o r DEVOTION CHURCH FURNISHINGS Arranged jointly by the men’s "I succeeded in borrowing a few BOOKS FOR THE CATH­ GOODS ALTAR BREADS and ^je women’s TJSO-NCCS clubs, clothes, and since that time have OLIC LAITY AND CLERGY the ^5w will feature a hillbilly gotten some. ' It seemed that the HOUSE SEWING b0n4, saxophone experts, ma­ next day I started from scratch LlItU Glrta* Dront*. Enbtettev. gician acts, Colortd piano players as to things of the world. It’s a rtc. 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 Mesocramint. and singers, and an imitation act frightful ordeal. I’m wondering THE SISTERS OF THE by an understudy of Raymond what number three will be now Massey. The indiindual and group that I am down where they are McNUTT STILL LISTS CHURCH GOOD SHEPHERD acts ■will be judged for prizes by fighting. I presume it will be to TELEPHONE PEARL (Ml B E i m IF STIFF applause from the audience. record— maybe, where a shot whistled by or where I ducked into ACTIVITIES AS UNESSENTIAL a ditch to avoid a plane. It's all in the game. Since coming here MOVING-PACKING--STORAGE I have witnessed dive bombers ST (Cbntinued From Page One) aged, and similar religious insti­ swooping down, and what a swoop, its appeal for the deferment of in­ tutions is not given reco^ition and brother they can dive. dispensable religious workers. among essential workers. Neither “Household Goods To and From Everywhere are the necessary employes of cem­ "This is a p ea t country. It’s “ I reflVgnize the difficulties pre­ With Skill and Care” eteries. spring here. Flowers are bloom­ sented in a national listing of es­ ing, vegetables are shooting out sential activities,” says Monsignor “ Nor docs the religious press, i BUT of the ground, and oranges and Ready, “but I cannot understand vital alike to religion and national VMkR 80ND5 THE JOHNSON STORAGE tangerines are being picked. It (Continued From Page One) either how or why religious facili­ morale, receive , consideration AND STAMPS should be a dilly about June 1. that they will emerge from the war ties or services are nowhere con­ accord^ even the secular press.. . At the present writing (Jan. 26) ennobled by the experience.” sidered worthy of inclusion on the “ The grave hardships suffered List of Essential Activities. in the loss of key workers which AND MOVING CO. I am the only Catholic chaplain at A darkroom in every city having this headquarters, and that means “ Health and welfare services in to date have visited our institu­ ‘ Since 1905 military posts is important for the tions will be minor

i llmrsday, Feb. 18, 1943 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEyetone - 4205 PAGE THREE Service Mass to ST. JOHN’S ALTAR SOCIEH, -OPENING SPECIAL!. A Sse t r v ic e Games Party to Broadway Jewelers PTA SCHEDULE MEETINGS 27 Broadway C V. MuUea, Mgr. FOR THE J il u i n ^ Be Held Weekly (St. John’* Pariih) monthly meeting in the school hall Be Held Feb. U Specializing in 5 CUP THIS COUPON I ! Mrs. Roy Atkinson, newly Monday, Feb. 22, at 2 p.m. Mrs. ! GOOD FOR 75e CREDIT ON A>fT ! H o w m uch w iser it is to take elected president of St. John’s William J. Ducey, president of the Watch and Clock , REPAIR JOB 83.M OR OVER * the sensible step toward family Altar and Rosary society, will pre­ association, requests all officers, CoopoB moit b* pmmted it tlaii a side at the monthly meeting of the R epairing work Is lift for ropsir. k protection now. OLINGER'S In SL Dominic’s chairmen o f committee, and room d S society that will be held in the mothers to attend the council I Loyola Hall mmnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmJ* F U T U R E N E E D P L A N is the home of Mrs. William H. Sagstet- meeting that will be held in the logical answer to this problem. (St. Dominic’s Pariah) tcr, 4000 E, Sixth avenue, on Fri­ cafeteria at 1;30 p.m. preceding (Sacred Heart-Loyola Parish) Membership provides Future Starting Wednesday, Feb. 17, day, Feb. 19, at 2 p.m. Father Rob­ the general meeting. A speaker A special games party to secure Need Protection for every and 'on every Wednesday there­ ert McMahon will be the guest from Girl Scout headquarters will money needed for coal and other Get Acquainted speaker. A tea will follow the he presented, and .Sister Placide’s member of the family, regord- after, the 7 :45 Maas will be known expenses will be held in Loyola as the children’s Mass. The Ma.Tnond, infant son of Mr. and ly and to join with the parents and St, Vincent de Paul’s Parish Feh. 11, to discuss plans for com­ tion. Mrs. John La Perriere. John Bett- relatives of these boys in praying ing events. for their safety and for victoiy. Fr. Sandoval Will ridge and Jean La Perriere were PATRONIZE THESE The sodality will receive Com­ sponsors. munion in a body in the 7 :.30 Mass Lecture Feh. 18 On Sunday Father Roy Figlino Preisser’s Red & White Economy Liquor Store PIGGLY-WIGGLY on Sunday, Feb. 21. The installa­ Bonnie Brae The Rev. Emmanuel T. Sando­ administered the sacrament of Bap­ Presentation PTA Grocery and Market Next to CUrko't Church Goodi tion of new officers of both the tism to Merwyn Lawrence Benton, STORES val, S.J., professor of Spanish of Brng Co. FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES, AND “ IThen low In $piriu call /orry” Junior and senior sodalities will Regis college, will speak Thurs­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Orien Benton, 435 E. I7th Ave. el Penn. PRESCRIPTIONS QUALITY GROCERIES AT take place after this Maas, followed day, Feb. 18, to the students and with James K. Roche, Jr., and CAREFULLY FILLED 1634 TrenmnI KK. 40.34 230 E. 13ih Ave. Plans Luncheon LOWER PRICES l>y a group breakfast to honor the faculty of Loretto Heights college Alice Buckley Roche as sponsors; 4 Dsilr DcIlTsries PBEB DELIVBRT PHEK PARKING 512 E. 13th Ave. Fre* DeliTtry SPracs 4 4 4 7 new officers. on “ South America’s Puzzling Di­ to Judith Elaine, daughter of Mr. 763 So. University PE. 2255 3331 E. Ohio At*. (So. UbIt. snd Ohio) A pre-Lenten Mardi Gras social lemma.” and Mrs. Michael De Somer. Alvin And Card Parly will he sponsored by the senior Nriday, Feb. 20, Father San­ Brown and Dorothy Lee Snoriffer sodality on .Saturday evening, were sponsors. CONOCO PRODUCTS doval will address the PTA of St. (Preientation Pariih) Krug’s Meat Market March 6, in the church auditorium. Joseph’s school, Fort Collins, in Lt. 'Thomas Cosgriff is visiting BUY W AR .BONDS Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteries Admission will be 25 cents. his mother, Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff. The PTA will sponsor a dessert Quality Meats, Pqultry the Latin-American attitude luncheon and card party in the old Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing The senior sodality will meet Eugene Reidy of San Francisco Fish towards the United States. rectory W’edneaday afternoon, Feb. AND STAMIPS on Tuesday, Feb. 23. Following spent a few days’ furlough with BONNIE BRAE ttOCPlN 4 24, at 1 o’clock. Mmes. James Mc- ViHvtK, Ceie ASSORTED LUNCH HEATS ' the meeting there will be a party his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Clabe, Harold Kerstiens, and Louis ★ CONOCO SERVICE 1233 Bail I3th At*. Phen* TAbor 147* honoring last year's officers. Every Reidy. Kerstiens will be hostesses. Every day an hour of adoration for the Valverde Society Dan Mangan, in training swith 724 So. University - PE. 9909 one is invited to attend, and players intention of worhl peace is made the navy in Chicago, spent) the WINES — LIQUORS are asked to bring their own cards. by a member of the .senior sodality. weekend with his father, Patrick ORDER AHEAD Sodality Meet* Feb. 19 A meeting of the junior sodality Has New Leader Mangan. The Young Ladies’ sodality will Nadorff Liquors, Inc. ill be held Thursday evening, Paul Hurlburt. son of Mr. and Ask for Victory Coal have its monthly meeting Friday, Feb. 18 when new officers will be (St. Ro«e of Lima’s Parish) Mrs. M. H. Hurlburt, entered the SOUTH GAYLORD Home of Good Spirits elected. The regular meeting of the Altar army last week. Feb. 19, at 8 p.m. Because this CARBON COAL will be anjpiportant session, all WHERE YOU GET THE MOST OF The members of the Third Order society was held in the parish hall George Mallett, Jr., son of Dr. Shopping District AND SCPPLY CO. of St. Dominic donated to the Thursday, Feb. 11. All officers and Mr.s. George Mallett, left for members are requested to attend. HA. m\ THE BEST FOR THE LEAST 4900 Brighton BWd. parish a set of hand-made black and 36 members and guests were Texas to continue his course in the After the meeting there will be St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish EM 0*77 Colfax at Williami special entertainment. vestments, trimmed in green and present. Mrs. John F. Bohanna air forces. gold. Figure beauty with graceful aiender- announced her resignation as pres­ PvLs. Floyd and Adam Ver- M illiken’s nata* a pleaaant rythmic exerei»e» ex- ident. She is leaving Denver to dicchio are spending furloughs in 1080 So. BOB’S Phon* elusive with the join her husband, who has taken the home of their parents, Mr. and Holy Name Men The Chrysler Gaylord SP. 0574 CASH STORES , STACFFER Altar Society a position in the Mare Island navy Mrs. Enrico 'Verdicchio. 8 CONVENIENT LOGVTIONS / SYSTEM yard in California. Mrs. E. N. John Ia Perriere left Wednes­ Grocery Company Grocery and Markol 1130 E. Alameda Haney, vice president, has suc­ day for the army. To Have Dinner ■ Phone CHerry 1864 Of St. James’ ceeded to the presidency. —Eittbllsb«d 1808- Croceriea, Meat* and Fancy 1201 E. 9ih Ave. For Y’our Cpurtooy Tr«>atin*nt Vegetablea 414 E. COLFAX* Oppoait* Cathtdrol Plans w4re made to combine the c o r n FED M EATS 2357 E. Evans Ave. Irfnten meetings of March and Meeting Mar. 2 1093 So. Gaylord Call PE. 4601 The Store of Quality and Prtea Parish Meets April into one session on March 18, PERSONALITY PORTRAITS TT (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Pariih) THOMPSON’S at which time a ,St. Patrick’s day - (St«Jame*’ Pari(h) luncheon and entertainment will be The Holy Name society dinner DRUG STORE MAURICE STUDIOS The Altar society met in' the given. meeting, to be held Tuesday eve­ Gaylord Drug Co. HARDWARE I7th and Wuhinglon KEjiton# 07H Houri! Mon.. FrI.. Sat.. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. church clubroom Friday, Feb. 12. Mrs. Bohanna reported for the ning, March 2, will be sponsored 1069 So. Gaylord SP. 3345 And Home Necessities FRESH D R H r.8 Tuei.. Wad.. Thurs.. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Intere.sting talks were given by the Red Cross. Two new members of I by the wives of the members. The Com* Id sad See IT W* Eave What Sun.. 12 to 3 p.m. Preseriplions Carefully Filled by FOUNTAIN SERVICE Rev. Edward A. Breen on the thfe Red Cross blood donors’ group, committee will call members for Yob WsnL an t*Oi 8lr»«t Oppo«ito GtanPo Catholic press, and by Mrs. H. Mrs. Blanch Schroer and Ethel reservations. Registered Pharmacists Tour P«tron»a» Appr»cl»l»d Phon* CHorry 4767 (St. Vincent de Paul’* Par!»h) Mahon on nurses’ aides. Gillies, were present. The latter Felix Andrew, who was oper­ FINE WINES AND LIQUORS SO. GAYLORD HDW. CO. The altar and sanctuary are has received the silver award for Boy Scout troop 140 was given ated on Friday, Feb. 12, in a local less s o . GAYLORD SP. 3181 SNAPPY SERVICE FREE The firms listed here de­ being cared for by the following blood donors. a grade A rating and also won the hospital, is seriously ill. JACK 8PEEGLE. Prop. women during February; Mmes. Following the meeting a lunch­ attendance award in the court of Anthony Dardano, member of SOUTH GAYLORD serve to be remembered honor Feb, 15. Twenty-five scouts, When bu3fing from the ARGONAUT WINE & H. Bigelow, L. Behrens, W. Bap- eon was served, with Mmes. Mary the Holy Name society, has beeji when you are distributing ti.st, and L. Boyle. Alvey, E. N. Haney, W. S. Byrnes, 36 visitors, and two Cub Scouts on the sick list and is convalescing firms advertising in this CLEANERS were present. 1025 SO. GAYLORD LiqUOR CO. Mrs. H. Hinton was appointed ,1. G. Biince, J. and W. Richards,' at home. paper, please mention that your patronage in the .dif- IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES chairman of the benefit commit­ G, T. Hein, and Milo Wil.son act' The highest rank of scouting, Retuims on the tickets of the J Direct Plant Service 1 CHAMPAGNES AND LIQUORS tee. . ing as hostesses. the Eagle badge, was awarded to service men’s benefit should be you saw their advertise­ 4itrent lines of business. Bill McDonald of troop 140. Finest Quality Dry Cleaning Phono CH.rrr 4*(( S34 Rail Celfax The members were reminded made in the credit union office ment. At Reasonable Prices that March 5 will be Father J. Awards to other scouts were; Ten­ Sunday, Feb. 21 from 7 a.m. to PEarl 1350 Marjoria Arnold Why Waste Electricity? Walsh's sixth anniversary. Catholic Nurses Will derfoot— James Brennert, James noon. The Ave Maria circle met in the Meet Thursday Evening Gow, and David Cline; second W. A. Stegall and Frank Mascio- BRING IN YOUR APPLIANCE home of Mrs. A. dill Monday, F’cb. cla.ss— I^awrence Bauer, John Hett, tro have been reappointed on the St. Vincent de PauFs Parish We’ll Put It in Firat data Condition 15. Mmes. J. Reid, P. P’itzgerald, The Arclidiocesan Council of .lames Hegge, Bruce Guerin, sunshine committee for February. PHONE TABOR 7592 24-HOUR SERVICE and d. Patterson were guests. Catholic Nui'se.s will hold its regu­ Charles Hcnrich, and Vincent The weekly game.s party is being Honors were awarded to Mrs. 'T lar nu'eling in Mercy hospital at Mahon; merit badge.s — Arthur attended by large crowds on Ecker, cooking and .swimming; WASHINGTON TO W i\ SEIIVICE Raymond Young and J. Gallaher. 8 p.m. Thursday, Feh. 18. Thursday evenings at 8;30 in the BUY WAR BONDS Guarantowl oleclrical rrpair nervier, radio, wash .lack McGrath, handicraft and Mt. Carmel society hall, 3B1T Nav­ PARK MARKET cooking: and Bill McDonald, pho­ marhinr, rrfrixrrator, motor, comiirwwor*, eU. ajo street. BILL HUGBE8. Prap. FREE pick up and delivery. tography. AND STAMPS ST. CATHERINE’S SOCIETY TO Boy.s and girls of high school Complete Food Service VFe Incite You to Visit y —EXPERT TECHNICIANS— age will receive Holy Communion 598 South Gilpin • ★ C. W. Wilnon 729 K. Cxtlfax Ave Sunday, Feb. 21. "If* Snsrt to B« Thrlltr” SPONSOR CARD PARTY MAR. 17 The Junior Newman club meets every Monday evening in the Ingram’s Cafe HoIt Family Parish (St. Catherine’* Pariih) maxed a week of activities con­ school hall. St. Catherine’s Altar and Rosary ducted by the scouts in observance Mrs. Tlios. T. Aull has returned St. Ufarj Magdalene society will sponsor an evening of Boy Scout week. from St, Loui.s, Mo., where she and Bar For Quality Bakery Goods card party and bond award on ,St. Kathleen Morrow, president of spent several months with her RALPR E. INGRAM. Prop. TENNYSON MEAT Patrick’s day, March 17. Mmes. aunt. Miss Alma Dawson, who died PFAB Try the Young Ladies’ sodality, while RUSTIC TAVERN MARKET R. W. Stewart and P. J. Doherty on a vacation in California, visited in January. Miss Dawson was a For Better Foods music teacher in Denver for many Ntw llinartinent PHARMACY are chairmen. The following a former member of the sodality. Shsrldaa st Wist Colfax Fresh Meals, Fish and women will serve on the commit­ years and was widely known here. E. G. BARVEY and BILL COX WEISS BAKERY Miss Peggy Maddox, now residing and Drinks Phans- TAbor 0(31 or TAbor Mil Poultry tee; Mmes. Barth, Cook, Cullen, there. Before returning, Mrs. Aull visited Where Friends Meet 4024 Tennyson St. 401$ Tennyaon Phonci GR. 0443 A 3008 Bates, Bonner, Rowe, Niestradt, The fifth annual e

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PAGE FOUR Office, nS8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, REystone 4205 Thu’?9day, Feb. 18, 1943 + Home Economics— Defense -y.>

BY SENDING YOUR ORDER NOW Why Delay YOU GET: F O R H HOURS’ WILL OPEN LARGE DEBT REDUCTION SHOWN 1, A Saving of 5% on Priev. S. Chicks when waqtH. W« hatch 18 Regis Boys Make Ordering breeds and still have luffielent booking to give 70U the delivery date you want SUNDAY IN ST. FRANCIS’ IN ANNUAL REPORT OF PARISH 3. Privilege of decreasing or canceling Chicks? order. Any time within 7 dayi of delivery dal* order ran t>r cancelled and deposit (St. Fr*nei»’ Pmrfih) have been obts'ned for thi* event, G d S h o w in g (St. Patrick'* Parith) and Mrs. Anthony Conzona, form­ WILL BE REKUNDER without que.ition. But this year to get chicks booked on short The 40 Hours’ devotion will which is the only benefit sponBored More than $5,000 was paid in erly of this parish, a student in St. Joseph’s hign school, enlisted in the notice will be difficult open Sunday, Feb. 21, with the by and for the society in the year. 1942 on the principal of the debt S, Price Protection. Everything is going 10 o'clock Mass. Members of the Hostesses who will set the theme navy and left Feb. 2 for his first UP. But on onlers plared now ths price is parish are invited to attend the for the affair in Colonial costume of the parish and in interest it was assi^ment. guaranteed on future deliveries. Speech Contest revealed in the annual financial re­ First Lt. Frank Rotolante, son 5. Profit from -Chicks. Beeaus* feed special devotions that will form include Mmes. Masterson, Wilson, prices have been pegged. part of the daily schedule in this Craig, Watermolen, and Tremlett. port, issued by the Rev. Achille of Mr, and Mra. John Rotolante, Mrs. Lloyd Brown, social chair­ has reported to the army air forces REMEMBER to buy chicks of known time. The closing; services will be (Regis High School) Soramaruga, pastor, last week. The held Tuesday evening at an hour man, is in charge of the tea. Guests navigation school in San Marcos, quality. Ours are U. S. APPROVED blood Twenty speakers from Regis report shows that $16,751.11 had Tex., as a navigation training V>ffi- tested and culled under government super­ W h e n you want to win to be announced this Sunday, will make a donation of 35 cents vision. The Altar and Rosary society per person. high school participated in the 12th been received last year in general cer. . To be PATRIOTIC help to produce meat annual Rocky Mountain Speech will hold it* annual Colonial tea The February meeting of the income. Alexander Berlinger, son of Mr. and rais* TWO BROODS—start one beforo a man’* praisefor yourcook* conference, held by Denver uni March 1st Phone MAin 6T8T, 1416 Larimer, Monday aftemon, Feb. 22, in the Altacf^^d Rosary society will be The senior Young Ladies’ sodal­ and Mrs. Ben Berlinger, has joined Denver. high school recreation room at 2 helds^is Friday afternoon at 2 versiU’ Friday, Saturday, and Sun the army air forces and left Mon­ Ing. givt him a delleiouir COLORADO HATCHERY o’cjock. A dessert luncheon will o’clock in the assembly room of day, Feb. 12, 13, and 14. Compet­ ity will hold its regular meeting day for somewhere in Texas. ing with representatives of more in the newly renovated clubrooms tempting cake that fairly be served, and will be followed by the rectory. The members of the Engagement Announced cards. Many interesting prizes society will receive Holy Com­ than 20 high schools, the Regis on Thursday, Feb. 18. The junior FREE PICKUP melts In hi* mouth. If* ea*y munion in a group in the 8 o’clock entrants made a good showing in sodality decided to raise funds for Mr, and Mrs. S. Archer an­ RADIU REPAIRING AND DELIVERY 89th Birthday Marked Mass this Sunday.. A special in all events, including debate,.panel the treasury in a recent meeting. nounce the engagement- of their discussion, victory speaking, and daughter, Dorothy Mae, to Cpl. to do with Pike* Peak. By^Mrg. Louise Kerwin tention recommended to the me; Recent Baptisms were those of VALAS MUTUR & RADIU CENTER hers for .their monthly Commuio’ lecture reading. the following: Albert Frank, .son of Ralph Melphv, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Louise M. Kerwin, one of Joseph Melphy. Both these young Open Sunday Till Noon Mass will be prayers for the son ^William Horan, John Kelly, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pote.stio; TAbor 5557 — After 7 p.m. EAst 5103 Colorado’s first women legislators, fiiqrgc O’Shaughnessy, Regis sen­ Kathleen Mildred, daughter of Mr. people hava been members of the of the parish now serving in the Cornfr East Colfax and Downing TAbor 6557 who served in the I8th General amed forces of the country. After iors, were selected by conference and Mrs. Jerry LaGuardia; Mi­ senior choir and active in AYO Assembly, was 89 years old Friday, the M<^s some representatives of ofRciaHs for special swards. Wil­ chael Larry, son of Mr. and Mrs. functions. Feb. 12. Her sons, Walter and the A uir and Rosary society will liam Olsen, a sophomore, was^William...... Roberts;...... , .— Mary ----- Lou,, The \ltar and Rosary society PIKES fU K George Kerwin, joined their moth­ be at the vestibule doors to receive chosen to appear on the luncheopj’daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis held its monthly meeting Tuesday, er in a birthday celebration in'her payment" of dues from those who victory speaking program Sunday. B. Piscitella*, Shirley Ann, daugh- Feb. 9, in the school lunchroom, home at 330 E, 16th avenue Two are unable to attend the meeting. Cyrus Partington, a .senior, and ter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mrs. Joseph Carroll, presiding. daughters, Mrs. Charles E. Mc- Families and friends of parish­ Joseph Yelenick, a sophomore, re Reed; and John Joseph, ron of Mr. Mrs. R. Mauro was enrolled as a ORDER rOAL AOW FLOUR Guckin and Mrs. D. M. Coughlin, ioners who have left recently for ceived “ excellent” ratings in vic­ and Mrs. George R. Croteau. new member. Mmes. Carrie Cayou live in Los Angeles. In the legis­ the service of their country are tory speaking. Other Regis speak Sponsors were, respectively, Jerry and Nora Brennan are on the sick and Ask Your Dealer for lature Mrs. Kerwin was instru­ invited to register the names in 5 participating in the conference and I,.enR Mar.sico, Herbert J. list. Mrs. Carroll urged all mem­ mental in passing several laws en­ the rectory for inclusion in the ‘re William Barrett, Eugene Bahl and Josephine Brunetti, Mr. bers to join the blood donor group IMPERIAL AT YOUR GROCERS acted to benefit Working men and parish honor roll. Lamansky, Joseph Demple, George and Mrs, Naul Ro^iguez, John P. sponsored by the local unit of the women. Mrs. Kerwin is a member The Young Ladies’ sodality will Milhoan, Fallon Evans, Charles and Mra, D. Rotolo, Mary Adkins, Red Cross. Father Sommaruga in I of Cathedral parish. hold its regular meeting in the O’Halloran; Myles Dolan, William and Mrs. Robert R. Fyles. his spiritual message gave a short assembly room of the rectory Carmichael, James Reed, W'illiam William Shanley, a former pupil review of The Song of Bernadette, imi’ ERIAL tOAL CO. Tuesday evening, Feb. 23, imme­ MacDonald, Eugene O’Meara, of St. Patrick’s school, was elected by Franz Werfel, 515 DENHAM BLDG. ' KE. 5358 diately after devotions. A feature George MacMahill, Paul Gleason, president of the Red Cross chapter Mr. and Mrs. John Dalsant are F M SUNDAY DINNER of this meeting will be the con­ and ^homas Fahey, organized in the parochial schools the parents of a son, born Feb. 2 of the city. in a local hospital. The infant is Take Them to— ^ tinuation of a series of lectures ‘R’ Club See* Movie* on the sacrament of Matrimony The members of the “ R” club, James Conzona, also a former the first grandchild of Mrs, Matt HOTEL O^I\EILL by the Rev. Robert McMahon, spir­ Regis monogram organization, met St. Patrick’s pupil, the son of Mr. Dalsant of this parish. PRIVATE SHOWER BATH AND TOILE'f IN EVERY ROOM itual director of the organization. Tuesday evening in the student Extensively remodeled and beeutifully refurnished in 1039. Quiet locetion but All young women of the parish lunchroom. Special movies of the Regis Alumnus Now edjxcent to the shopping, business, end theeter centers. The EDELUJEISS are invited to attend. 1942 football season were shown Retes—31.75 single 52.50 double Thornes U O'Neill. Meneger Mrs. Walter Mesch will be by the athletic, director, Stephen UTH AND STOUT ST. DENVER, COLO. KE. 1277 hostess to St. Joseph's circle in O’Rourke. William Taylor, “ R” In. Lowry F ield Is her home, 445 S. Pennsylvania, club president, was in charge of Wednesday, Feb. 24, at 1 p.m. the arrangements for the meeting. Engaged lo Marry TT Mr. and Mrs. Carl Leach an­ Retreat Discu*sed nounce the birth of a daughter The ei^agement of Mias Mar­ In the chapel hour on Monday Feb. 16. Mrs. Leach was formerly garet Elizabeth Moore, daughter of and Tuesday afternoons, the Rev. Martha Hannigan of this parish. Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Moore, Golden Wedding Marked Elmer Trame, S.J., professor of biology in Regis college, addressed to S/Sgt. John F. (Connors of the .1 Last Sunday was the 50th an­ WANTED the students on the general subject, Lowry Field Public Relations de­ niversary of the St. Valentine’s I will buy for cash small properties in or near Denver. I am KEEP UP THE HOMES “ The Meaning of Our Recent Re­ partment was revealed this week. day wedding of Mr. and Mrs, Mias Moore received her education not interested in listing your property for sale or making Edward Reich in the old St. Eliza­ treat.” The sermon was followed you a trade, but will purchase your property if priced right by Benediction of the Blessed Sac­ in Denver and is a talented singer. WESTERN SEED CO.. DENVER beth’s church. About 70 guests and pay you cash. Will giva quick action. rament. Sgt. Connors is the son of Mr. and WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG YOU’RE FIGHTIHG FOR attended the surprise reception Mrs. John Connors of Pueblo. He held in honor of the couple in the James Roach, editor of the was graduated from Regis college Aegis, aludent publication, will at­ It’* Patriotic and Economical home of their daughter, Mrs, A. J, in 1941 with a cum laude degree. CHAIRS, BANQUET TABLES, Call T. E. 6REENE Dunst, 644 S. Pearl street. Two tend the tenth annual convention CARD TABLES While in Regis he was editor of the 'TAbor 6266 Daya E.Ast 1381 Evenings daughters. Miss Louise and Mrs of the Asaociation of Catholic Stu­ Brown and Gold, college news­ dents Press Relations, to be held FOR REIVT J. Dunst, live in Denver; a son, paper. His entrance in the armed by Loretto Heights college Friday, Arnold, is in San Francisco, and forces took place in June, 1941, another son, Alfred, in Memphis, Feb. 19. Other delegates are John Geo. D. Leonard Go. £dwlii B. Clayton Kelly, Fallon Evans, Edward Mad­ shortly after his graduation. No Tenn. definite date has been set for the 1211 California MA. 3501 Plbtf. & Htg. Co. Be Alert Wednesday evening, Feh. 24, den, Cyrus Partington, and Frank BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY Morfeld. wedding. 2408 E. Colfax Ave. will be ladies’ night for the Pinochle club, which meets every DENVER, COt,ORADO Keep Informed Friday afternoon the Aegis will Phan. EAit 5000 week in the assembly room, of be distributed by the members of the rectory. Play will start Xm. PjMO^EAit ms, EA«t lit? the staff. promptly at 8 p.m. All members / of the parish are invited. Representatives of the junior The finns listed here de­ MINT RADIO Cubs to Organiz* cl^ass are making plans for a stu­ The organization of a Cub pack dent social to be held in the Regis HOME PUHi^lCAIARKiT serve to be remembered was begun this week. All nine, 10, Specialists gymnasium in the near future. your patronage in the dif- and 11-year-old boys were treated to the talking movie, Th» Achieve­ when you are distributing 339 13th St TA. 3715 ments of Cubbing and Scouting. ferent lines of business. In a meeting held Tuesday eve­ ning and attended by the fathers \ ACCW Announces BEAUTIFUL FRESH CUT and mothers, Father McMahon DISPENSE BROS. spoke on the necessity of keeping B u y W a r FLOWERS Uncle Sam Wants Us to Keep Our Homes the young boys occupied with c r q r-qnnr properly supervised activity such SC4 F39M I as cubbing affords. Quarterly Meeting Quality Alumys in Good CoMition - piam Edward C. Day, Jr.; 0. F B o n d s Large Assortment o f Potted Wienecke, James Powers, M. J. CALAVOS MUYIIY—4t/Cini There It No Restriction on Necessary Repairs The quarterly conference of the Plants and Funeral Designs Mclnemey, Anthony Dunst, and Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Leon Jacques volunteered to serve Women will be held in the Shirley- Fresh Lake Smells If you need some 2x4’s or a few boards to build a Closet, on the committee. Another meet­ Shelves, Repair Fences, etc.—We have them for sale. Snvoy hotel March 2. This ing will be held Wednesday eve­ will be a one-day conference. Fancy Turkeys ning, Feb. 24, at 8 p.m., to which Luncheon will be at 12:30. The 600D THINBS FRED’S JERRY BREEN Chicken Giblets all fathers and mothers are in­ conference will begin witl\ Mass . UNIVERSITY PARK LUMBER YARD vited. Frank Webber, commis in the Cathedral at 8:30 offered TO EAT BI-LOW MEATS Florist Red Snap|)^ Fillets G. C. SULLIVAN — J. E. HACKBTAFr sioner of cubbing for the Denver by the Rt. Rev. John R, Mulroy. district, will explain the duties and Fresh and Salted Nulmeata 1810 So. Josephine Phone PE. 2435 Committees appointed by the Fred’s Still Ahead 1456 CailfomU MA. 2279 Capons A work of the den mothers. president, Mrs. Thomas G. Garri- Candied Fruits and Candies Jerry Roberts, William Gains, ■son, include: Mra. Alfred H. and Richard Caabum received Rarape, chairman, NCCW quiz con­ ADDISOIV’S merit badge awards, and William GEN.4SCO ROOFINGS ference; Mrs. J. T. Cronin and Home Public Market MADE WITH TRINIDAD Gains advanced to star rank. 'Troop Mm . Fred Gushurst, program; LAKE ASPHALT TA. 2758 126 will begin practicing this Miss Mary Nadorf and the Junior “ 7/i« Vital Elemrnt" Thursday evening at 7 o’clock in Tabernacle society, courtesy regis­ Ask for CornploU Informntion Byers junior high school gym­ tration; Mrs. J. T. Morrissey and Quality ' HENDRIE & BOLTHOFF nasium for their parts in the an­ the Catholic Parent - Teacher Buy .War H&B nual scout circus. They will par­ DENVER, COLO. league, hospitality; Mrs. John F. ticipate in the pyramid building, Murtaugh, Mrs. J. Leonard Swig- Always l^ound tumbling, aviation, and ert, and Mrs. L. U. Wagner, gr- B u y W a r toughen-up and buckle-down acts Specializing in Quality Plumbing and rangements. Bonds ^ Presidents of all affiliated or­ Heating Repairs ^ ganizations are urged to attend and Victory Gardens to appoint at least two representa­ B o n d s tives from their respective soci­ eties. An invitation is extended to SLAHERY & COMPAHY Vital to Nation all Catholic women’s organizations CHICAGO HIARKCT PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS throughout the archdiocese to at­ year it will be both patri tend this conference. 172ft MARKET STREET otic and profitable to grow your own groceries,” Armin Barteldes. FOOD JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE U41 well-known seedsman and general manager of the Denver branch of Loose Talk the Barteldes Seed Co., asserts. can “ Every home owner should, if pos­ WITH m O R G A H IT S l FOR sible, do his part to help his coun­ BUT IT AIN’T LOOSE try, our allies, and himself by You ran have a deep green lawn Kill Our Boys planting a victory garden.” . . . gorgeous flowers . . , luxu­ VICTORY GARDENERS riant foliage on shrubs and trees Mr. Barteldes, member o f the FREEDOM — by * fertilizing with MILOR- TALK, WHEN WE TALK committee representing the seeds­ BUY SEED BEFORE CAN'ITC. Milorganite, the or­ men, is taking a leading part in the \ ganic pliant food, i* non-burn­ victory garden campaign launched CALAVOS SHORTAGE ARRIVES ing, dean, du.tleai, QUALITY! last week in Denver. The purpose easy to apply. One of this citywide program— a part application lasts all EnergyFor THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN SEED GO. of the national victory garden summer — 4 lbs. drive— is twofold:. To make the per 100 *q. ft. people of Denver more cqnscious Write for Free Catalogue 100,(MX) lbs. used • ORANGES of the fact that the food they on Denver golf Denver MA. 6134 grow in their backyards and on courses last yejir. • LEMONS vacant lots can help win the war, Buy now — apply STOP HERE FOR and to assist victory gardeners to when gras* begins • a r a u s FRUITS produce maximum crops. Special to turn green. QUALITY emphasis will be given canning JESS SUPER mORKET We'll be (led to anelyi. 21 lb*. iO lb*. 100 lb*. yoor lichting probletni. and preserving of Jiomegrown It'e pnulble (hat new foods, which v^l help to relieve DENVER FRUIT pl»y lifht flxtnree for r*u the e je c te d shortage of certain 11.25 52.00 $3.50 FLORIDA FRUIT Quality Meats for Vitamins and Work Enerify would per for themiclToi canned foods. qnickir in reduced clee- Victory Oardtfl Soods Warn* Against Poor tricitr n e t Let ne nakc The victory garden meeting i PRODUCE e li(htin( effldencr teat brought out these striking facts: Novr—more than orer before PRODUCE CO. Lighting iiutalUtion for TOO today. One-fourth of America’s total food ----- It's Important to plant Patronize Our AdwerUsers TA. 1369 DETROIT, MICH. - "Selection production in 1943 will be needed GOO D SE C B S. Barteldes and inuallation of light fixture* are by the armed forces and to help' aeeds are backed by 7* year*’ major problem* de»erving the *er- the allies and their war workers. experience In aelecUng, pro­ vice* of aji expert," lighting engi­ H. G. REin To meet this demand, America ducing and cleaning aedda . . , neers agree. Modern fixtures, prop, ELECTRICAL CO. must have at least 6,000,000 farm The beat In every variety. FOOD FOR FREEDOM gardens and 12,000,000 town and \oss BROS. erly ini^lled, eliminate eye-strain ELECTRICAL CON­ city gardens. Denver’s quota in ASSrD WHITE BUTTER CAKES HOT CROSS and sharply cut electric bills. TRACTING — REPAIR­ W IH T U B i-L o w ING AND FIXTURES the national program is 50,000. BUNS______.. c Some shortage of seeds for vic­ 4 12 35c, S5c, 65c .. LARGE DANISH MAin 2303 tory gardeners is expected, ac­ CINNAMON cording to Mr. Barteldes, hut BUTTER ROLLS______each c 329 14ih St. BREAD____ . ssch 4 there should be sufficient quRnti 12c 5 for 30e FQMID CENTER ties of most varieties. ^ -Thursday, Feb. 18, 1943 Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4201 PAGE FIVE PROMINENT CATHOLie WOMAN One-Day Retreat DIES IN COLORADO SPRINGS James P. Gray E asily E eadlied % Colorado Sprint^.— Mrs. Anna ing Prairie, Minn.; Geor|;e and For Bonider Men OpIomelrisI M. Flemini; died in a local hos­ Frank Calahan, Mason City, la. pital Thursday, Feb. 11. She was There are two grandchildren, Aoto, streetcar, or Bus bom Feb. 14, 1882, in Claremont, Thomas Wegs and Michael Flem­ la.; came to Colorado Springs from ing. Set (or Feb. 211 212 Colorado Bldg. Carterville, la., in 1919; and had Mrs. Flaming ,was one of the made her home here since. She leading Catholic women of Colo­ was the widow of Thomas F. Flem­ rado and an active worker in 1615 California TA. S8S3 ing, who died Oct, 10, 1921. Sur­ civic,. Chudeh, and welfare fields Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par­ viving are two sons, Francis E. in this region. She belonged to ish)— An average of 86 women O u B ceniral, downtown location is with- of the parish attended the recollec­ Fleming, Pueblo, and Paul J. Flem­ t. Mary’s parish and was one of COMFORTABLE VISION in easy walking distance of a large part of ing, United State.s army, Hammer most Active, members of the tion day conferences «v en Sun­ Field, Frenso, Calif.; two daugh­ Catholic Daughters in Colorado. day, Feb. 14, by the Rev. F. J. AND EYE CARE the shopping district, is also easily reached ters, Mrs. Thomas Roarl;, Spokane, She wa.« state secretary in 1925, Mahon]K S.J., of Regis college, Wash., and Mrs. Howard We;^, when the state court was insti­ Denvei^A similar day of recollec­ by streetcar, bus, or automobile. Albuquerque, N. Mex., three sis­ tuted, and in 1929 was elected tion for the men of the parish ii ters, Mrs. Leo Delaney, Mason state regept. She was re-elected will be given Sunday, Feb, 21. City, la.; Mrs. T. G. Meehan, Los state regeiit in 1931. In her term - l('he Altar society served coffee The selection of the Horan and Son Angeles, Calif.; and Nellie Sala- of office Mrs. Fleming established and doughnuts ip the school hall han, Seattle, Wash.; and three Our Lady of Victory court in to -those wishing to bring their Chapels by families saves miles of driving brothers, James Calahan, Bloom- Trinidad and Our Lady of Lourdes luniches and spend the day in at- court in Walsenburg. She was a tellin g the four conferences. ^ ic r G r a n ^ e for their friends and relatives—saves pre­ district deputy of the Catholic ■rhe parish library was open all Daughters; a past grand regent day for the accommodation of the cious tires and gasoline. Discussion Phn of Court St. Mary 613, Colorado wojnen who desired spiritual NEW WARTIME Springs, and a member of the redding. board of trustees. She had also i Gamef Party Is Feb. 22 been chairman of the Catholic ()n Monday, Feb. 22, the Altar TRAIN SCHEDULES Is Boulder Topic Daughters- welfare committee for society will sponsor a games party BONDS BUY FREEDOM. the past six years. In 1933 she in tho school hall at 8 p. m. The was national convention cl)mi Eotdy: Annunciation them in the auditorium on Monday. completed^ for the annual Wash­ Dr. Sherman G. Bonney, Denver In the last meeting of the Holy Feb. 22. Christine Kildare will be ington’s birthday card party to be physician, who left an estate of Name society it was voted by the chairman. Three brief talks rela given in the Alamo hotel Monday, $75,000. The estate was be­ TICKET OFFICES . AT LOWEST members to hold a grames party in tive to “ The Essence of National Feb. 22, at 8 p.m. by Court St. queathed to his widow in trust. DRUGS PRICES IN DENVER D E SELLEM the _ basement of the American Defense and the Place of the In Mary 613, Catholic Daughters of Upon her death a $10,000 fund 648 17TH ST. 1531 STOUT ST. FUEL AND FEED CO. Legion hall Saturday, Feb. 20, dividual in It,” will be given by America. Contract and auction will be established for St. Joseph’s PHONE TABOR 1162 DRLL to CHARLES A. DoBELLEM from 3 to 6 and from 7 to 11 p.m. Jessiemae Weishauple and Betty bridge and 500 will be played Gen­ hospital here to “ care for working The coat of renting the hall will We Ship by Rail Jane Dutton of Denver, and Jo eral chairman for the affair is girls” of all faiths. rBB STORB be $2.50 for the afternoon and sephine Emblanc of Boulder. Mrs. James McKenna, who is as­ PHONE TA. U lt evening. Since practically all the The central feature of the aft sisted by the following commit­ MSI PRANKUN ST. SSTH AND WALNirr Detroit Girl Will Be RES. PHONE HA. U4S farmers of both the valley and ernoon will be the debate to which tees: Mrs. W. J. Graham and Mrs. the tableland come to town Satur the history students* have chal J. S. Heidelberg, contract bridge; J. W. Collins’ Bride day afternoon to do the weekly W/ ^io'^ranB e MAIN Siet MAIN 0185 lenged the sophomores. The ques­ Mrs. Clara Rummelhart, auction; Announcement was made' of the The firms listed here de­ shopping, no extra trip will have tion is, Resolved: That a world Mr.s. Anna Sabol, 500; Mrs. Mary 32 YaarM of Snlit/aetion engagement of John W. Collins of V VITAL TO V I C T serve to be remembered to be made to attend the party. federal government should be A. McIntyre, prizes; Mrs. T. J. Fa­ Denver to Miss Marguerite Dren- The proceeds will go to the new established. The affirmative speak when you are distributing gan, publfcity; and Miss Kathleen nan of Detroit The wedding will Anderson - Harrington church fund. ers are Margie Menke, Patricia Murphy, Mrs. Mildred Hunt, and take place in June in Detroit Mr. your patronage in the dif­ Joe Schmidt and Renez Eckhout, Liston, and Maxine Ludwig; the Mrs. L. T. England, refre.shments. Collins, the son of Mr. and Mrs. a/z 0/(t/2atcounii ferent lines of business. Coal Go. who were re-elected to the offices negative, Anne Bartle, Betty Reservations may be made with Charles C. Collins, is an aeronau­ COAI^WOOD of president and vice president, Brady, and Frances Cullen. Be the grand regent, Mrs. C. R. "No tical engineer who was graduated respectively, will be in charge of fore adjourning the students will Ian, or any of the committee. by Regis college. Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are' the party. George Knaller, John sing “ America’s Me.ssage.” reliable, consistent and appreciate your support.’ §t. Francis de Sales* and Valentine "Sanger, Edward Seton Nursing School to Slavik, John Slavik, John Leonard, SODALIYY UNION YO Hold Commencement Feb. 23 Michael Schaffer, Adam Lechman, FOR QUALITY CORJV FED Leo Schuman, and John Donnelly Alameda Drug Store will help in the afternoon and SPONSOR PARYY MEATS & POULTRY SEE V. 0. PETERSON, Prop. CONOCO STATION Closed Sundayt — evening, whenever their work per­ ARCHBISHOP WILL CONFER COAL Cat Rate Drags Be Patriotic mits. A games party will be sponsored NUT COAL by the Denver Archdiocesan Par­ RABTOAY*S Wines and Liquors A. M. DAHL, Prop., Peter Radke to Move Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. ish Sodality union on March 2 at DIPLOMAS ON GRADUATES 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7207 Fountain Servics - School Supplies 299 So. Ix>gan Peter Paul Radke will move to 8 p.m. in the Knights of Columbus 7 MUMPORD. Mn Alameda and South Ixigan Nebraska in five or six weeks and 25U> and Decatur GRand 5128 hall. Admission will be 60 cents Colorado Springs.—The Seton Alameda and Broadway will have a sale of farm imple­ sung by Father Thomas Gilleran. per person, and prizes will be school of nursing will hold its com­ ments Feb. 26 on his farm. The chaplain of Glockner hospital and awardeil to the winners. mencement exercises Tuesday eve­ sanitarium, will be celebrated When buying from the Re Specialize io women of the Altar and Rosary so­ The Denver Sodality union has ning, Feb. 23, at 8:30 in the Mar­ JACKSON'S ciety will serve the lunch at this Tuesday morning, following which firms advertising in this INSURANCE Pa.stries for many and various demands on its gery Reed memorial. the annual faculty-student break r ww Cut Rate Drugs sale; Mr. Radke has been a faith­ treasury, and once each year spon­ paper, please mention that Your Parties ful supporter of St. Anthony’s The program will open with the fast will be served. sors an affair of this nature. It is student chorus singing "Now Let Prweding the commencement you sa'w their advertise­ JOS. J. CELLA Liquors Sundries church and all are sorry to lose hoped bv the union members that 1120 Security Bldg. him. The sale will begin about 11 Every Tongue Adore Thee,” by exercises, on Tuesday evening, the MARY ANNE BAKERY Prescriptions this will bo the largest and most Bach. The archdiocesan superin­ Sisters of Charity at Glockner will ment. Phone KEyatone 2633 .m. and be concluded a t-5 p.m. successful event both financially 2.1 Broadway SP. 7413 Free Prompt Delivery Mr.s. Eckhout and Mrs. Jack tendent of schools, the Rev. Hu­ give a dinner at 6:30 honoring riH np 144& Downint MOi* Alamrd» and socially that they have ever bert Newell, will make the gradu­ Archbishop Vehr of Denver, Liddle, officers of the Altar and .sponsored. “DENVER’S HOST PROGRESSIVE LAUNDRY" * ation address, which will be fol­ Bishop Joseph C. Willging of Rosary society, hope that all the The final plans were completed KROONENBER6 GOAL COMPANY women will co-operate in the same lowed by the presentation of can­ Pueblo, and other members of the in the union’s meeting held Tues­ didates by the Rev. William Kelly. clergy. THE €A§CADE LAEIVDRY COAL — FEED — LUMBER manner as at the last sale, which day, Feb. 16. Miss Rita LaTour- was held on Dave Schaffer’s farm. The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, _ Following graduation a recep­ “TRY OUR NEW SERVICE” Phone .RPnire 4478 1909-11 So. Broadwav rette, president of the organization, Archbishop of Denver, will confer tion will be pven for the seniors Bernard Radke, son of Mr. Radke, distributed tickets to representa­ WINE. BEER. LIQUORS the diplomas. in Margery Reed memorial. Complete Laundry Service THE ONLY will move to his father's farm near tives from each individual parish ALL STANDARD BRANDS 1847 Harkn SWISS-AMEKICAN Big Springs. sodality. The student chorus, under the WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER TA. 887MI7I T H E C U T RATE £RUbMthra«nt of Us kind is this tarritory direction of Frank Gilles, will close the program with the singing of LIQUOR STORE “ Cradle Song," by Arahms and COLORADO PHIL 8ILVETTI. Prop. Werner’s Delicatessen MISSIONS TO BE CONDUCTED “Wake Thee Now Dearest,” a 4SJ SO. BROADWAT FREE QUICK DELIVERY WINES and LIQUORS Czecho-Slovak folk song. COLFAX MARKET PE. «50I n i« te 8- Broadway at Baraod IN PLATTEVILLE, FORT LUPTON Included in the graduation class SPRINGS COLPAl AT COLFAl AT PE. 2302 are the following; Sister Stella DOWNING MARION Babich, ML S.L Joseph, 0 .; Sister BUCHANAN’S ROSLYN DRUG GO Platteville. — (Father Crispin ioners pledged their patriotic sup­ Imelda Marek, Shiner, Tex.; Eliz- Pfirrman, O.F.M., of St. Eliza­ port to the war effort. ateth Marie Ann Aicaguerre, Sa- JAMES HENRY. Prap. FOOTWEAR LIQUOR STORE beth’s church, Denver, will con­ The Fort Lupton Altar and Ro- pinero; Beverly Barton, Colorado PAUL’S LIQUORS CLARK, RORY. Y. duct a mission beginning Feb. 21 "sary society has sold more than Springs; Lucy Janes Brennan, BEST IN QUALITY. NEWEST IN in Platteville, and the following STYLE Fine Wine» and Liquors Homeopathic Remedies $1,300 in war stamps and bonds. Rifle; Virginia Bums, Albu­ 81 Yian la th« Plkti Ptak R«xlon 1148 E. Colfax Ave. Telegraph Service W* Ftatar* Chrlstlin Bras. Wins. week in Fort Lupton. After daily Mrs. Rey St. John is chairman of querque, N. Mex.; Mary Frances Mass at 9 o'clock, there will be a CHRISTIAN BROS. WINES Funeral Designs BEER 98 So. Penn. the committee in charge. This or­ Hager, Pueblo; Helen Margaret The Vorhes Shoe Co. sermon. Service each evening will ganization leads all smaller groups Helgoth, ^olyoke; Louise Mary Phant PEtrl 1777 577 Saath BraaSwar Phont PE. 9SSI 98 Sn. Penn. & Bayaud COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. EA. 5737 TA. 3662 consist of the Rosary, sermon. locally in sales. Members nf the Perry, Kemmerer, Wyo.; Margaret Fin# Uqnora KE. 6171 Benediction, and a quc.stion box. society will receive Holy Commun­ Mary Rodden, Colorado'Springs; NEW COFFEE SHOP The Fort Lupton mission will open ion Sunday, Peb. 21. Margaret Regina Simpson, Trini­ FLRMTLRE. RUGS, DRAPES and I NOW OPEN ZECHA & AOAMS Sunday, Peb. .28, and close Recently an organized^ group of dad; Cannhiel Elizabeth Sink, TURKEYS. DUCKS. CURTAINS thoroughly cleaned. Let Featuring Chicken Pies and Fine March 7, Wa SpKialiaa in Phone Sandwiches Moderatelx Prlred men and women, members of St. Pueblo; Marjorie Eustasis Tag­ Conoco GEESE. SQUABS. 4k Father Crispin, native of Phila­ us do your house cleaning for you. William’s parish, Fort Lupton, gart, San D ie^, Calif.; Edna Mae CONOCO MILK FED Tabor ‘1776’ BELGIAN HARE SWISS BAKLRY & delphia, was ordained in 1932. cleaned the church, rearranged tho Vaughn, Craig; and Laura Mae Service DRESSED DAILY Prior to his appointment to St, POULTRY SAlVDWICn SHOP sacristy, and made necessary minor Williams, Toledo, 0. COLFAX Elizabeth'.s church, Denver, ho was repairs. Station 7( 8a. Braadwar PE. 7854 The graduation activities of the Corapitto Lint at DRIVE-IN director of the laymen’s retreats’ in The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ntradi Ati. at Caclu la Poadr* ^ a d o fs lt Seton school of nursing will begin SEA FOODS and Brookline, Mass. While .stationed Talrof Erickson was baptized Sun­ Wednesday night, Feb. 17, when MARKET CLEANERS AND DYERS at St. Francis’ church in New day, Godparents were Alice Lee FRESH FISH 1180 Eaat CoUax the seniors go into retreat untilJ Avanna S2S Broadway « ROTOLO’S York city he was known as the and Leo Miller. Saturday afternoon. Father R ich ^ PE. 3 7 5 3 PS. ST5d 796 So. Broadway promoter of the Franciscan union. Mr. and Mrs. Angel Lopez were ard Duffy of St. Mary’s church COLE ORUfi 00. FREE DELIVERY AT It A. M. AND 2 P. M. He came to Denver in 1940. 4 aallons of gmsolina may not moan much sponsors at the Baptism of Cecelia will be the retreat-master. On Naxt Door to Woot End Poot Otfieo The Rev. Dr. Thomas A. Doran, Your Purchase of War Bonds to you but wa appreciate it Flores. Saturday night the undergradu­ (812 W Colond* Aroi Pboa. 1888 and ’'tamps Helps Secure Your OPEN. 7 to 7 WEEK DATE administrator, spoke at a bond Joseph Witherow leaves this ates will entertain the seniors at rally in the Platteville high school. COLOBAOO 8PBING8. COtAX Future. CLOSED ALL DAY SUNDAYS week for Granada to secure Jap­ an informal dance in the Margery At the rally St. Nicholas' parish­ anese employes for farm work. Reed memorial. A High Mass, BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY PAGE SIX Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVEB CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEjrBtone 4205 Thursday, Feb. 18, 1943

Optometrist and Optician Veteran Navy Chaplain Canadian Priests to In Service for 26 Years Give Economic Series Halen Walsh Loretto Heights College Cathedral Clashes With San Diego, Calif.— One of the Toronto, Ontario. — Priests of AMoeUta oldest Catholic chaplains in the St. Francis Xavier’s university will navy in point of service is Comm. W. R. JOSEPH deliver a series of Trans-Canada Dean’s List Is Announced Regis Sunday for Title Thomas J. Regan, who is chaplain broadcasts to commence Sunday, m s KXAJnNED B1 for the Naval hospital here. Fa­ Feb. 21, and continue to Easter, Pkww TAber ttS O ther R|^n was sworn into service Regis and Cathedral, two an­ cntly assured of a tie for the April 25. The talks will deal with • 1B.S19 UtJwUt BUc. (Loretto Height* College) phine Salcetti, Betty Spehar, Mary 26 yeats ago, on the day that the A “ V " afghan was made by the cient rivals that have not clashed championship before they took the the social economic que.stion, a field The dean’s list, official role of Louiee Stevenson, and Sister M. United States entered World war in which these educators have won honor students for the first se­ Joella Rivers. Cathedral sophomore geometry in a championship game in five floor last Sunday tfi^ainst St. I. He is a graduate of Marquette years, will oattle Sunday, Feb, 21, international renown. The Rev. SAVE TIME — SAVE GAS mester of the current scholastic On the freshman list are Marilyn class. The class supplemented its Francis’, had their titular dreams university. in the armory, E. 'Third and shattered as the Fransalians carved Daniel MacCormack will be tha Two Store* to Servo Yon year, was posted this week. Stu­ Beckard, Geraldine Bindel, Made­ study of quadrflaterals by col­ Logan, with the Denver Parochial out a 27-15 triumph over the West first speaker. His subject will bo dents meriting a place on this list line Bindel, Lola Brunacini, Cath­ lecting out-of-date samples of Patronize Tlteoe Firms. Tlier league championship at stake. The Sidera, who were limited to one “ Why the Antigonish Movement, LORD’S SHOE REPAIR have achieved and average of B or erine Duffy, Viola Fellin, Kathleen woolin cloth from Denver tailors. Are C o-operatin g With Your With 204 all-wool rectangular ame is scheduled for 3 o’clock. point jn the ^econd half after an Exposition of Origins and ITo Call for and Deliver above in their scholastic courses. Friend, Catherine Frkovich, Alma Paper. pieces, brightening a scarlet “ V,” !t. Joseph’s and the Holy Family leading, 14-13, at the halftime. Reasons for Its Rise.” Lois Hardin, Catherine Job, Mary D L ISIS ISSt COLO. BLTD. The honored seniors are Su­ the afghan was given to the Tigers ^11 open the final triple- In other games, Cathedral rolled US 16TB BT. Martha Jones, Helen Kane, Rose zanne Bell, Esther Beneventi, soldiers. header of the season at 2 o'clock, over Mullen, 31-18, and Regis Betty Jo Campbell, Prances Fin Morandin, Mary Oehrle, Lillian Thirty-four Hi-Pal journalists and the Annunciation Cardinal and humbled the Holy Family Tigers, Perko, Marie Perreca, ^ lea n er negan, Patricia Gallagher, Edna of Cathedral high school will be Mullen will clash at 4. 43-18. HAVE YOU Mae Gutman, Shirley Horan, Mary Ryan, Frances Sales, jMephine Not since 1938 have the Blue- ARGONAUT HOTEL Schram, Kathertae Stimac, Loretta present for the 10th annual LEAGUE STANDINGS MODERNIZED YOUR Alice Gorman, Margaret Ann Mad­ ACSPR convention in Loretto jays participated in a game that Where Denver't Society EnterUin* for Lnnebaon* and Dinnar. den, Mary Catherine Madden, Bet- Sweeney, Florence Urizaga, Sara W. L. Pet. Heights college Friday, Feb. 19. decided the league bunting, and Regis INSURANCE? tirose Nankeville, Joan O’Byme, Le Yetter, RCsemarie Zegob, and 4 1 .800 FOR SPECIAL reservations FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, Those who will attend include the that one, too, was with Regis. The Cathedral ..., 4 1 .800 Mela Ortiz y Pino, Regina Reit Sister M. Charlotte Zingg. DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 Protect yourtdf ofoiiuA'iMi* Hi-Pal adviser. Sister Therese Mar­ Reds triumphed then, 23-18, on St, Francis' ., 4 2 meier, and Corrine Schultze. Six of the group had the added .667 haMorde. V tin; Jerry Abegg, Martha Jane the strength of Jack Celia’s bril­ St. Jotepk’s ,, 3 2 distinction of a straight A record. .660 BeantifnI Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms The junior honor students are Adams, (George Anderson, Alicia liant play. This year, the Reds Holy Family , 3 One senior, three sophomores, and 2 .400 HORACE W. BENNETT Barbara Bindel, Bernadette Cos­ Bondy, Yunette Brownell, Pat have come back strong after suf­ M ullen...... I 1 4 .200 two freshmen achieved this un­ &CO. tello, Gloria DeRose, Catherine Bums, Joan Crocker, Phyllis Der- fering a defeat in their debut at Annunciation 0 5 usual record. They were Margaret .000 at* TabM BUS. Plwa* TA. UTt Deus, Virginia Piccoli, Rosemary rig, Mary Therese Dwyer, Dor­ the hands of S t Francis’. With FBAlfK ENGLAND. Ibaw M Reddick, Frances Quinn, Margaret Anna Madden, Betty Bader, Anna othy Fisher, Ella Jane Fowle, four straight triumphs under their EFFICIENT DELIVERY laioraac* D«Mtt*i*at Reidy, and Virginia Thieler. i*. Louise Hahn, Catherine Pruisner, Dolores Green well. Jack Grin- belts, the Redshirts will enter Sun­ The sophomores include B a r ­ Catherine Duffy, and Katherine dinger, Frank Right, Patricia Hill, day’s fray slightly favored on the • SERVICE bara Nieters, Betty Bader, Opheliz Stimac. Catherine Duffy is from Dick Hodges, Bob Kaltenbackcr, strength of their all-around play. Order Your Gomez, Ruth Graber, Anna Louise Colorado Springs. Katherine Sti­ Lucille Lombardi, Frances Mc^ Cathedral v^ll have an advant­ Hahn, Jane Harris, Mary Cath­ mac from Crested Butte, and the Mahon, Lillian Niebauer, Polly age in height and will field a team erine Jaeger, Martha Norris, Jane others from Denver. Noone,, Pat Oberhauser, Ann composed entirely of veterans. The Offutt, Catherine Pruisner, Jose- Basketball Teams O’Malley, Catherine Pogliano, John Jays, like the Jesuit club, have suf N ow Pogliano, Polly Porter, Sally Rus fered but one defeat— at the hands i l l l E T DOW WADGE COAL Are Organized sell, Bill Sailors, Bob Shrider, and of St. Joseph’s—but it is agreed in Junior Groups Meet Margaret Worsley. loop circles that the Bulldogs February brought the organiza­ Gives 1/3 More Morrison Egg or Lump played their best game of the cam­ In Holy Ghost Halj tion of basketball squads. Miss Students Hear of paign that day. Clayton Nut Rosalind Longfield, instructor in One of the hottest frays of re. Heat Clayton Egg or Lump physical education, announced the Victory Gardens cent years is in prospect, and fans Troops 1 and 2 of the Junior, class teams this week as follows: Centennial Egg or Lump Cathedral students were intro­ are expected to jam the armory St. Mary’s Crhsaders of Walsen-i Catholic Daughters held a meeting Seniors— F ranees Finnegari, Wadge Nut on Feb. 10 in the Holy Ghost hall. duced to the importance of crop for the struggle. burg nosed out the Shamrocks ofj Grace James, Corinne Schultz, raising in winning the war by Jos­ Wadge Egg or Lump Plans were made for the coming * St. Jofcph’i Upset Pueblo Catholic h i^ , 30-28, in the UNITED FUEL « EQUIPMENT CO. Jeannette Mullen, Jean Kelly, Pat eph A, Bixby, city forester of Den­ state armory in Pueblo Sunday, Pinnacle Nut initiation. St. Joseph’s Bulldogs, appar- Gallagher, and Mary Alice Gor­ ver, in an assembly on Feb. 15. Feb. 14. The score was a few 1729 California St. KE 6391 A social will be held Feb. 24 man ; juniors— Katherine Dean, Pinnacle Egg -or Lump The hostesses are Helen Roach “ We must produce food for the points higher and this time the Pinnacle -Slack Barbara Bindel, Alicia Butler, whole world,’’ Mr. Bixby said in Walsenburg team was on the top­ and Helen Anderson. Mary ElizabetK Conway, Frances Lignite Slack The general meeting and ini­ expounding the value of the vic- side, but in all other respects the Quinn, Janet Richardson, and Bar­ tory_ garden. "This means,” he game was a repetition of the same tiation will be held March 6 in the bara Murphy; sophomores—Jose clubhouse at 2 o'clock. continued, “that even a few feet of contest in 1942, when Catholic high phine Palaze, Edith Reidy, Mary backyard must have a ■victory gar­ pulled the game out of the fire in RUGBY GOAL CO. A valentine card party was held Catherine Jaeger, Marie Jeffries, KE-0121 1144-Sth St. for the counselors and court offi­ den to supplement the vital food the la.st few seconds to win, 25-23. TELENEWS Barbara Nieters, Mary Louise Ste­ supply.” Sth uiS Coiti* 8tTM<* cers on Feb. 17 in the home of In Sunday’s contest, the com­ phenson, Betty Bader, Virginia With older members of each fam- Genevieve Lynch. Duggan, Betty Spehar, Caroline petitors were never separated by ily working on full-time war jobs, more than three points. Catholic Haninger, Helen Austin, Vivian the care and planting of these gar­ EXCLUSIVE!... I$l Denver Showing Street, Jeannette Eapanda, Gene­ high led at halftime, 17-14. With dens fall to the high school stu­ 30 seconds left on the clock in the vieve Cesario, and Loretta Diodo- dents, Mr. Bixby said. He advised T vital issue of the sio; freshmen— Dorothy Harkins, fourth frame and the %core at 28- the bepnners to plant easily grown all, Stimack of SL Mary’s and Gerry Bindel, Catherine Frkovich, vegetables. He added further that Viola Fellin, Mary Louise Prender- Play in the first round of the Hendricks of the Shamrocks were a.s most backyard victory gardens Pueblo Parochial league came to penalized with a double foul. .u e i IF n.E gast, Elma Lois Hardin, Helen are small, students should plant Kane, Alice Matson, Rose Moran­ an end Sunday afternoon, Feb. Hendricks held the tying point in those foods which will supply their 14, with Sacred Heart home de­ his hands after Stimack’s charity din, Peggy Chambers, Jane Ma­ tables to the best advantage with honey, Margaret Carney, and, Lo­ feating St. Mary’s, 2-8, to cinch toss was successful. The free throw the least cost either in money or circled the hoop twice, then hesi­ “ MEN OF THE FLEET” retta Sweeney. second place. St. Anthony’s won effort. a tight game from St. Lcander’s, tated and rolled off to one side. Dolor. Choir Sing, in Fort The Denver forester, well trained 17-16, and St. Patrick’s, winner The gun .sounded on the next play, VIVID! EXCITING! AUTHENTIC 1 The Dolora choir on St. Valen­ in horticulture and agriculture, of the round, ran away from St. but not before Piserchio fouled tine’s day went to the reception recommended succulent green vege­ Francis’, 32-fl. Stimack, who repeated his per­ Plus! Vp-to-the^Minule Netos! center chapel. Fort Logan, to sing tables, such as lettuce, spinach, The St.'Leander’s-St. Anthony’s formance when playing time was for the High Mass. The 30 choris­ peas, and beans. Onions, com, contest was by far the most in­ over to give his team the two-point ters were called for in army beets, carrots, and radishes are also teresting. The red and blue teanq^ margin. —PLUS— easily grown. trucks. After the Mass, the girls from St. _ Anthony’s came from Rebol of P.C.H. set the pace for enjoyed refreshments in the mess "The sceptre of famine looms behind twice to secure the victory all scorers with six goals and an 50 HEADLINE TELENEWS EVENTS hall and a social hour in the recre­ large across Europe, Asia, and that put in fourth place equal number of free throws. Tail- ation center. North Africa,” asserted Mr. Bixby. with B record of three wins and man of Walsenburg was next with .... STARTS FRIDAY EVE, FEB. 26THI .... Loretto Guild Meet. He declared that 'the world looks three losses. Finding themselves 12 points. The Loretto guild met Sunday, to America for food and the high behind, 9-4, at halftime, the boys The lineups: Feb. 14, in the college. A repre­ school student, the future citizen, were trailing, 13-12, in thef fourth St, M vy'a Catholic Hi.h SCREEN MAGAZINE must help supply this food. quarter. Field goals by Novak G F PI G F ... a vital weapon sentative group of members as­ Wilkilw. f 0 1 0|Rebol. f 6 6 COAL sembled in the college library for and Boulse put St. Anthony’s Coco, f 2 0 OjCourney. f 1 0 a business meeting and to hear a ahead by two points in the last UKolino. f 0 t 2!Pi»erch1o. f 2 0 book review on Loretto in the quarter, ,but Phinney’s field goal Tfillman. e 5 2 AlHendrickn. 0 1 0 RoUin^^io^ranSe Stimack g 2 5 2lDunrin. g 0 0 Rockies, by Sister M. Celestine, a moment later tied the score. A Toller, g 1 1 2lLane. g 0 0 Club Inaugurates charity toss by Novak was the IHunyada. g 1 0 one of the co-authors of the new TWELVE M ILLION tons of coal... from Colorado volume. margin of victory. The lineups: ToUli ------10 10 io| Total. 11 6 16 anid Utah mines . . . dug by home-front workers in A special feature of the meet­ The aeoro hr periods; ARMY CHAPLAIN ing was the passing of small red St. L«inder's St. Anthony*. St. Mary’t ______10 4 10 6— SO 1 9 4 2 . . . > G F P G F Catholic Hizh _____ 8 9 6 6— 28 hearts bearing the names of guild NCCS Activities McDon.Id, f 0 0 0 Boulsc. t S 0 Referee.: Croeombe and Bonsimo. Coal is power for mills, production plants and members. Each girl was asked «to M'L«ghIin, f 1 0 1 Norsk, f 2 S Cowen. t 2 0 0 Kolcisrfk. e 2 0 factories. Coal is warmth for homes and army camps. pray for the person whose names Phlnney, o 2 0 she drew. The Loretto Heights college I Koltl.r, g 0 0 Coal is light, v Coal is transportation. Coal’s by­ Murphy, g 1 2 1 Hsmriek, g 0 0 Benediction of the Blessed Sac­ Woman’s club inaugurated - its Sturt.ynt, g 1 0 1 M.rtinex, g 0 0 products are made into explosives, chemicals, rament in the colleg;e chapel com­ USO-NCCS activitie. Friday night. Tots). 7 2 4 ToUl. 7 I < medicines and fertilizers. . . all sinews of war. pleted the meeting. The Rev. Wed The club will chaperon the Loretto Reftreri; Ssibcl and Kraiorieh. McCallin of the Cathedral parish girls in the service club on alter­ Si. M vy*. Sacred Heart G F P G F P Colorado and Utah alone have enough coal officiated at the religious cere­ nate Friday evenings during the J. Kraare, f 2 0 1 Kamlniky, f 6 2 2 mony. remainder of the school year. The Butler,! 1 0 1 Cardinal. ( 0 0 0 deposib to last the United States two thousand The next meeting of the guild initial group of chaperons in­ LIpiti. e 0 0 1 Chavei. e 1 0 1 T. Kraeve, g 1 0 0 Ryan, g 2 1 1 years . . . in the Rocky Mountain region is three- will be held in the’ college Sunday, cluded: Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Petrie, g 0 0 0 Duran, g 0 0 2 March 14. Quinn, Mr. and Mrs, Frank A. GUrtanno, g 0 0 1 fourths of the country’s total reserves. Pruisner, Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Total. 4 0 4 Total. 9 S 6 Palaze, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Refereea; Bongimo and Croeombe. Vour Home Railroad . . . Rio Grande . . . is Luncheon Sponsored by Evert, Mr, and Mrs. Peter Jonke, St. Francia’ St. Patrick*. rolling a never-ending procession of coal-laden Miss Peggy Cronin, and Miss Dor­ GF PGF P othy Geis, Carara. f 2 0 1 Durkin, f 2 0 1 gondolas. . . 4,500,000 tons in 1942 . . . giving to St. Elizabeth’s Group Skuhe. f 1 0 0 Stanento, f 2 0 1 The Loretto Woman’ll club will Harris, e 2 0 31 McGrath, f 0 1 1 this, as to all war materiel.. . Right of W ay for the hold its February meeting Tuesd^ Evans, e 0 0 oi Carroll, .f 0 0 0 (St. Elisabeth’. Pariih) Brumjak, g 0 1 O! Kraaovich, e 6 1 0 U.S.A. The women of the parish, under at 2 p.m., in the home of Mrs. E. Slmonlch, g 0 0 OlMcEahem, o 1 0 0 the leadership of Mrs. Schneider C. Swan, 232 Dahlia. Assistant Sirhai, g 0 0 OIKrcu.eh, z 1 0 0 TICKET OFnCE and Mrs. Fousch, sponsored a Val­ hostesses are Mrs. J. J. Vogel, Mrs. 0 ’Le.rjr. tr 2 0 0 IHamriek. r 1 0 2 entine luncheon for the school chil­ J. J. Walsh, and Mrs. J. M. Evert. Ij.ekaon, z 0 0 0 643 17th St. dren on Thursday, Feb. 12. The Reorganization plans for thefe profits -will be used for the pur­ club _ will be completed at this ^ ToUIa 5 1 4 ToUlt 18 2 8 1531 Stout Raferaea; Sajbel and B. Kraaovich. chase of new books for the library. meeting, and ways and means of FINAL STANDINGS The sixth and seventh grades’ realizing the purpose of the club First Round Valentine sale proved a greater will be discu.sSed. The aim of the • W L Pet. TP OP group, according to the new con­ St. Palrick’i i ___ 6 0 l.ono 14S 40 success than was'anticipated. TTie Sacred Heart___ 6 1 .838 129 56 goal was overreached by ? 11.85. stitution, is: “ The active partici­ St. Marv’a...... 4 1 .667 113 83 ^RicrGraride, pation In the Papal program of St. Anthony**-*! 8 8 .800 111 94 Patronize Thew Firms. Thev Catholic Action by the uromotion St. Leander’t___ 2 4 .388 92 74 V\TAL TO VICTOR SL Franel.’ ____ 1 6 .167 44 104 Are C o-operatin g With Your of Christian education, through: Cathedral _____ 0 8 .000 23 198 Paper. 1. The sponsoring of cultural and educational pro^ams, 2. The par­ ticipation in civic and archdiocesan educational activities, and 3. The raising of funds for the benefit of PIPWBliy TEST D a n i l l s Loretto Heights college, the only Catholic Woman’s college in Colo­ rado.” Membership has been extended 10 E i ' S to all women of the archdiocese who are sincerely jinterested in the purpose and aim of the organiza­ Sunday is the final day for vot­ tion. Any woman desirous of be­ ing in the Denver Parochial bring summer to your coming a member is invited to call league’s popularity contest, which the February hostess, Mrs. Swan, is being sponsored by loop officials bedroom •with or the club president, Mrs. F. H. and the Denver Catholic Register. Pruisner, The winner of the contest will be A social hour will follow the awarded a trophy furnished by the business meeting. The special fea­ circuit Did You Hear About ture of the program will be a book Printed:below arc the rules and BATES : review on Loretto tn the Rockies, official ballot for the event : which will be off the press this 1. Only ballots printed in ! month. Refreshments will be The Denver Catholic Register St' : served by the hostesses. are official. THE DENVER’S New Youth Center? 2. All votes most be placed Strawberry In tbe ballot box in tbe arm* Yess, Sir— that's worth talking about! THE DENVER’S new third floor Youth ‘Army Chaplain’ to Be ory gym, E. Third avenne and Logan street, the site of all Center is designed for you, Madam, to make your shopping easiep, more enjoy­ Featured by Telenews league games. able. Whether you need a layette for that new baby-to-be, a school dress for 6- Festival" 3. The full name of the player and hia school must be year-old Susie* or a dress suit for that young man in College . . . you’ll find it Army Chaplain, widely heralded indicated on the ballot. HERE! Come to the big opening o io u r Youth Center Saturday, February 20! bedspread and ‘This Is America,” issue of RKO’s 4. Any patron PURCHAS­ vital new magazine series, will ING A TICKET for the Pa- have a limited engagement of one rochial league games may par­ Infant’s Shop • Pigtail Pat Shop, sizes 7 to 14 draperies ■week in the Telenews tneater com- ticipate in the balloting. mencing#Friday evening, Feb. 26. Children’s Shoe Shop W Hi School Shop, siz^ 10 to 16 Described as a dynamic appeal Boys’ Shop, sizes 6 to 12 W Youths’ Shop, sizes 10 to 18 to all faiths. Army Chaplain is an Parochial League absorbing story, excitingly told, Official Boy Scout Equipment S Junior Shop, sizes 9 to 15 Make your pedroom look fresh and gay with Bates Home C o u n ^ bedspread and matching taking one step by step through Popularity Contest the life of a chaplain from civilian h Varsity Shop, for men over 18 draperies in the cheery “ Strawberry Festival" pattern. The luscious strawberry has been I wish to vote for: life, to chaplain school, to camp, cleverly used on spread and draperies. You can have this ensemble in a soft green, dusty to active duty on the firing line. YOUTH CENTER -1- THIRD FLOOR rose, blue or gray background. In the army chaplain school in N am e...... - ...... Cambridge, Mass., the spectaton j^ay see the thorough way in which Spread, each "hundreds of volunteers are in­ - $ 5 . 9 5 Draperies, pr. $5.95 structed. Men of the Fleet, an issue of Sehool ...... Others at $3.93 and $4.95 the March of Time, 'will have its first showing in Denver commenc­ "Where Denver Shops with Confidenet"—KtYtton9 2111 Liaen Shop—.tn et floor ing Friday evening, Feb. 19, on the Telenews screen. TTiurtday, Fib. 18, 1948 Offlcf, 9^8 B m ot}: ______THS, DEKVEll GATBQLIt? jtl5(SlStgR Tal^Hone, ggjWme 420S PAGE SEVEN

a n the tod a lia u Hiighh Alimnae Will REQUIREMENTS OF MEMBERSHIP Devoted to Social Service Work sracSSeirLT^'ElElCollege of St. Ejiaabeth, Coavent Sta­ tion, N..J., two of whom era pictured below as they instruct a class In cooking in the Madison Settlement house, non-denominaiional institution in nearby Madison, N. J. The college girls are Margaret McManus (sec­ OrgaBiie New Chaiiler IN THIRD ORDER PRESENTED ond from left) o f South Orann, N. J., and Jean O’ Brien (right) of White Plains, N. Y, They and other vol­ unteer workers from the collCgo supervise 13 clubs and seven classes in the settlement house. Other mem­ In NatioB's C a p ila l NOTICE TO POLICYHOLDERS bers o f the sodality assist the Trinitarian Sillers in their woric among the Colored peotde in Morristown. There are three orders of St. sary to be a saint or an ascetic in The Loretto Heights college Prancis o f Assisi: The first order, order to belong to the Third Order alumnae in Washington, D. C., are of composed of Franciscan priests; of St. Francis. This is not true. holding an initial meeting to form the second order, made up of Any one— married or unmarried— a branch unit of the Denver asso­ iFranciscan nuns; and the third who has attained the age of 16, and order, composed of lay people. who leads a normal Catholic life, ciation. Arranging the dinner meeting in the Columbia Country SecBrliy Ufa i Aeoident Gompeay iMembers of the third order (called may be a tertiary, by complying club o f Washington Feb. 22 is Mrs. tertiaries) share in the prayers of with the rules of the order. These the members of all three orders rules are simple. J. Winbum Close, who was in Den­ ver last May for the college’s We have mOved to oijr NEW ROME, 'THE SE­ 'throughout the entire . world. 1. A full year’s novitiate. This Many people think it is neces- golden jubilee celebration, The or is a period much the same as the ganisatlon will be greeted with CURITY LIFE BUILDING, 14th and Stout first or novice year of a religious. letters o f congratulation frqm Sis­ THE Streeta. COLOR u a i d During this year, it is necessary ter Francis Marie, regent of Lo­ MODERN to attend the monthly meeting, YOUfi n H IE l retto Heights college, and from Effective Monday morning, Feb. 15th, we shall ba WAY preceded by a short period of in­ Mrs. J. Fredric Prinzing, president struction by the reverend director. o f the Alumnae association. pleased to welcome you in our new quarters. _.l«f tad ihimiN >t»f Stir it ttt t t f .Bag. « After the completion of this novi­ ktait, tajr ihtdt. anUf* hatd or now iroath. Tjjoa- .Those present for the opening ■tiida, won on and non, uoo 8ktaipo.K«l»r ttttt tiate year, members must be pro­ Our rapidly expanding business necessitated more tfotatt frteodi oonnot UU, M It Iwret tht fessed. I of the new chapter will be Mnies. 4 Bttustl looMni. WUl not mb off. i Marjorie Cannon Murphy, Anns OtntloniUaacailj udlrretod V B ’Jp 2, Wear the third order scapu­ room and we purchased t^e eight-story building at .; ValllluPrtC, latwOptztR ff54*.!••<» (Rittmeyer Stell, and Ann Obert lar and cord. This latter is a soft, 1 Leonan] and Misses Eleanor Esser, 14th and Stout Sts., now known as— white cotton cord that is worn i Catherine Metz, Betty Montgom­ Colitis Often arCund 'the waist, underneath the ery, Veronica Gegan, Natalie THE SECURITY LIFE BUILDlNe clothing. It is not bull^ and does Swan, and Helen and Peggy not interfere with ordinary dress, Nieters. Accompanies Piles 8. Recite twelve times daily the Cashier’s office is on the ground floor. Our Father, Hail Mary, and Glory Be to the Father. These may be Decries Co-Operation FREE BOOK— ^Explains FacU said all at one time or divided. With Birth Control Unit Many tertiaries say part of. these Seeiirily Life & Aeeldent Company Colltlf, racUl trooblei and eoDitlpation prayers in the morning, part at Washington. — The National to frcqucntljr tm uiocittnd tnsether that Home service of the American tba itllcf of on« often dependi upon the noon, and the remainoer in the W. L. BALDWIN, President eorreetlon of tht otfatn. Sufleren from evening. iRed Cross does not approve o f thete allmenta should - Ittm tht facta. workers’ being referred to birth Writ* today—a potteard will do—for a Other rules pertaining to days control centers by its chapters and FREE copy of an up-to-the-minuU 112- of fast, prayers for deceased mem­ ia making this disapproval known page illuatrated book on tbHe and atao- bers, etc., are found in the rule dated ailmenta. The MeCleary Clinic, to “ our Home Service field staff H200 Elmt Btvd., Exceltior Sprinsa, Mn of the order. There is no mortal all over the country so that our sin committed by failure to comply greatly enlarged staff everywhere with any of these rules. The obli­ can know of the position of the gation to obey them is purely Red Cross in such matters,” Char­ PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Asthma Mu(u$ moral. AnniinmlinnPTA SOCIAL IS HELD BY PUPILS lotte Johnson, national director of By a "normal Catholic life” is the Red Cross Home Service, meant simply the observance of w u ocid iiu a r i h p h il o m e n a’S s c h o o l states in two letters made public Coughing, Gasping the Commandments of God find the here. THEY ARE RELIABLE TtiankiM > Doetot't pteterlptlon <^*d thonaan^'now paillate terrible it' Church. Many Indulgencet A ttA cbed Flans Bake dale (St. Philomaaa’a Pariah) bons played the piiiano. Mmes, nature remove thick exoett nraeue. no imokec. no Jnjeotlon^ of the members of all three orders Bleaianl Sblit*. The valentine party in the school assisted with refreshments. throughout the world, tertiaries (AnnuaeiatioB Pariah) may gain a plenary indulgence auditorium Friday evening, Feb. The Rev. Dr. David Maloney The annual bake sale sponsored 12. The hall was decorated with G5S!S*iS?SrWSStS£& d many times in the year under the and the Rev. Paul Reed were pres­ the full eoit unlan you are eoraputely aat- usual conditions. They may also by the PTA will b< held in the red and white hearts and sillhou- ent. Jafled. Yon hart ettes. Games and an indoor scav­ receive general absolution on 27 Safeway store at E. 34th avenue The following women are doing days throughout the year and at enger hunt furnished the amuse­ volunteer work one day each Eutsuttedatoday for oily 60a. and Downing street, Saturday, ment. Prizes donated by the Rev. the time of death. Feb. 20, under the chairmanship week in Mercy hospital under the Remember the Church Popes, kings, and queens— many Paul Reed were awarded to the supervision o f the AWVS: Mmes. Try thia Wondtr- of Mrs. C. J. Haley. Home-cooked following: Bob Ames, Mary Ann fnl Trtatmtnt for of them great saints— have been foods 'will be featured, and those A. Schuartz, Edmundson, P. H. PUt SnfftriBt members of the Third Order of Gibbons, Earl Selander, Betsy Williams, G. L. Monaghan, George FBEI who wish to make donations may Foley, Grade Burke, and Earl PILES St. Francis. Today people from do so by calling MA. 2887. J. Clarke, L. E. Bums, George m U you ara trotroubled, with itehins, the highest to the lowest walks of Selander. Burt, Mae Johnson, Glen P. Schtrf- bitedins or protrndios pile*, writs The PTA will meet Wednesday life all over the globe are ter­ Parents present included buch, and P. F. Giblin, and Misses for a FREE aamplt of Pact'* Ctmbtnatiea evening,'Feb. 24, at 8 p.m. in the Trtatmtnt and you may blett the day srou tiaries. Messrs, and Mmes. A. C. Ames, Margaret and Elizabeth Flaherty. hall. Leo Kelleher of tne St. Vin­ Ntd tbU. Don't wait, WRITE TODAY. In these days, when we are D, R. Costello, Carl 0, Selander, The monthly meeting of S t in cent de Paul Salvage bureau will E. B. PAGE CO.. urged to make great sacrifices in and Mmes. Piro, Guy Gibbs, Dept tiT-A'ld MtrthtU. Mich. be the guest speaker, and a large Philomena’S PTA will be held in order to insure our freedom from Riedy, Grace Burke, and Esther the school auditorium Monday, want, fear, and oppression, and to attendance is urged by the pro­ Deike. Worry of gram chairman, Mrs. A. Cava­ Feb. 22, at 2 p.m. provide for financial stability in naugh. 'The ninth grade students Mn. W ,. L. Zint directed the The Sodality of the Blessed Vir the years to come, we should also games and dance. Mrs. Lee Gib- gin will receive Communion in FALSf; TEETH give some thought to providing will present a program under the YOUR WILL direction of Sister Mary James. the 9:30 Mass Sunday. Slipping or Irritating for our eternal happiness. Tertia­ The following parish clubs cou' ries may create such a great fund The rooms mothers who irill enter­ Don't be tmbarraaeed by loot* ftlia tain are Mmes. Mrs. W. Robinson, Graduate Fellowships vened recently: Mrs. M. A. Hick of prayers and indulgences for teeth aUppins, droppins or wabblintr when Bailie, E. Kelly, Byers, and Hef- ey’s was entertained in the home you eat, talk or laush. Juit tprinkle themselves at no cost at all, that it fernan. And Seholarshipt lo of Mrs. George P. Clarke, The a little FASTEETB on y o v 'platet. Tbit is a real tragedy for any one who pleasant powdar ffirea a remarkabta Two hundred and thirteen names next meeting will be with Mrs. REMEMBER THE •toM of added comfort and aeenrity by Is already leading a good Catholic Calholie U. Announced G. L. Monaghan. Mrs. L. A. Fair’s holdlns plate* more firmly. Ko rummy, life not to belong to the Third Order now appear on the PTA service looey, patty tait* or feellnr. It’i alksUnt Flag. club met with Mrs. Bernard Fitz­ of St. Francis. gerald. Mrs. J. B. Furstenberg (aon-teid). Get FASTEETB at any dmr Washington — Forty-one grad­ •tort. Moetinga Held Monthly Over 600 Honor Magr. Hagui will be hostess to the club Feb. 26. uate fellowships and scholar­ POOR MISSIONS Meetings in Denver are held on More than 500 persons attended Mrs. G. L. Monaghan’s club met ships in the Catholic University of the fourth Sunday of every month, a testimonial dinner and reception with Mrs. W. H. Wolfe. Mrs. R. J. America— valued at more than except in July and August, in the for Monsignor Charles H. Hagus Ryan will entertain the club Feb. FREE Church of St, Elizabeth, 11th and $30,000— ^will be offered to qual Sunday, Feb, 14. 23. Mrs. L. M. Appel’a club met OF THE ARCHDIOCESE Curtis streets, at 3:30 p.m. Those Altar Society Meet* Feb. 26 ified undergraduates for the acS' demic year 1943-44, it was an­ with Mrs. F. F. Rieger. The next who are already professed go into* The monthly meeting of the meeting will be 'with Mrs. Frank ToRheumatic-Aithiitic nounced by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor he church for the recitation of the Altar and Rosary society will be Beagle. Mrs. J. A. O’NeiU’s club •^nciscan Crown Rosary, while P. / . McCormick, acting rector of PAIN SUFFERERS held Thursday afternoon, Feb. 26, met with the sponsor. The next the novices gather in the school the university. Also a .limited at 2 o’clock. The business meeting meeting will be with Mrs. C. H. ff fOB tr« t«rtar«d hr thOM pahti vtoanr uiodital hall for their instruction. All number of assistantships in the de­ vttt Bhscmatlm, Arthtttk ScUUet. NcvtlfU* will be 'preceded by a covered-dish Lang on Feb. 26. Mrs. J, 0. Krarttlf. nub figaa tad lUrMi todar for IUXI Unite in the church at 4 p.m. for partments of biochemistry, chem- luncheon. Rusho was hostess to Mrs. P., F. Trlt] Padavt «f Iht (taooi Cant CombIntUno prayers, short sermon, and Bene 18^ , mathematics, and physics wICtttMd. It htt broBCbt »ood«rfal toUtf tt thonnnndi Giblin’s club. The next meeting Form of Bequest for diction. New members are ad The Altar and Rosary choir will will be open to both men and who «Md It M dlrtetod. If yn art lofftfinc. doa*t meet Friday at 2 in the church. will be with the sponsor on Feb. dtUr. Baad aana asd addrata rtfht dcnt —a pobbt women. mitted at any time. 26. Establishment of pent card vUl do. Bcttanbw tbera'a aothtw ta par Father Crispin, O.F.M., the spir­ The St. Lucy Sewing group will 'Twenty-two Knights of C olro- Cor tbU TBSl Faekaia. Write Bia. Banns of Matrimony were pub itual director; the officers, and meet Tuesday afternoon at 1 in the bus fellowships for graduate stud' NUL O m , DEPT. CM BROOKTON, M U l lished for the first time Sunday Funds for Education members will welcome new mem­ home of Mrs. R. W. Moore. ies in any department of the uni between Lt. Dan P. Ryan o f this bers Sunday, Feb. 26. Reported ill in the parish are versity, including the professional parish and Miriam Dorothy Sulli­ of Priests: HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE Mrs. Ruby Charleton, Mrs. M. schools, are available. Each grant van of Annunciation parish, and A DANGER SIGNAL Murray, Mrs, Frank Simington, is valued at $1,000 and covers Often atsoeiattd with Hardening ol the tuition, board, and room. These between John Raikch o f Annuncia­ Arterim, a Stroka. Faralytla. Haart Trou Bishop Hafey Answers Mrs. Keeling, and Nick Cinnoco, tion parish and Anna Marie who underwent a major operation represent the largest group of' ble, Kidaay Diease, and other graT* com' Schnell of this parish. plicatlonv Raaultfu) treating method* of Minister Who Defends in St. Anthony’s hospital. graduate fellowships for men in Uie Bail Ollnio bar* provaa depeodabit for The Rt. Rev. William M. Hig­ Leo Heffernan is enjoying any Catholic institution of higher nearly a quartar of a cantury. Band for learning in the nation. They were gins officiated in the following re­ FREE Blood Prenura Book—today. No ob­ Birth Control Program short furlough here. cent Baptisms: Genevieve Vaughn, ligation. Ball CUnle. Dept 7060. Bxetliior endowed in 1014 by the fraternal Bpringt. Ha Virginia Clark organization whose name they daughter of Lt. and Mrs. Ray bear. Awards are made on the Clare Vaughn, sponsors, Stanley Scranton, Pa.— Answering the Is Engaged* V. Koziara and Martha Ann Dyer; defense of a birth-control clinic basis of competitive examinations, RHEUMATISM Mrs. Margaret Clark announces which will be held March 13. Barbara Mary Ann Silva, daugh­ ArthriUt' Nenitia Bctatica made by the pastor of a Methodist the engagement of her daughter, ter o f Lincoln M. and Odilia S. Why eoBtlaa* tc •o6f*f the phureh here, Bishop William J. Virginia, to George H. Gebhard, the circulation department of the Silva, sponsors, Frank McGoogh •roDblBS pahu et thea* dii- seaman first class, son of Mr. and Register. and Dorothy McGough; Edward eaiaa when the otoal remedia Hafey of Scranton declared it “ is have tailed T Laara abmit Mrs. H. Gebhard of Milwaukee, Mrs. Clark returned from a five- Paul Anderson, son of George K. aew, tniatworthy. modem. aoB-eareieel something really serious” for Wise. Mr. Gebhard was. formerly week visit in Los Angeles with her and Josephine Anderson, sponsors, treatmeat method. Thia marreloua treatment “ minister of a Christian denomina­ an employe in the mechanical dC' son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Frank and Dorothy Guiry. la completely ezplelnid in the Bail Cllnio'e aew FREE Book. Write, today. No obllEotion. tion to appear to speak for Prot­ partment of the Register. At pres- Mrs. Fred Frazer, who are the par­ C. Keith Kindblade is confined Ball Clinic. Dept. 7000. Exrelaier Bprinca, Ho estantism and Judaism and line entr he is located in the Pacific ents of a boy, Philip Frederick, to his home by illness. area. Miss Clark is employed in born Jan. 10. Mrs. G. L. Monaghan had as them up as defenders of the mor her guest her cousin, Miss ality, or rather the perverse im^ Lola Miller, who was en route to F A L S E 9 ' T ^ n I Jfldpr^tffnd Jy PYIP Holmei of janes morality,” involved in birth con' 1 U UUCf dLUriU I I c n c , member o f the her home in Des Moines, la., from trol practices. WAVES, should be no trouble at all— she speaks English, Japanese, California. ' A T E E f H , Earl W. Kiene of Los Angeles, "And to be told that deliberate Russian, Chinese, and French. She is pictured below as she stuaies for (U!M GRIPPER Tishlrne her commission in Smith college, Northampton, Mats. Calif., is spending a week in the Them Qniekly-Or No0 L.OBICoal interference with the divine plan home o f his mother, Mrs. Otto Eat - Talk' - Lauoth of God in begetting children, made Kiene, 1244 Milwaukee. with Falao Tooth to His own image and likeness, is that won't alip or Marriage Annonnead •lide. Uae "Gum Gripper." now plaatlo 4 on par with putting qn your OentaJ Plate Reliner. Juat equeeie on with glasses or going out in public Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Zook handy tube. Place teeth in mouth. Wear wearing a suit of clothes! If the announce the marriage of their them whilo they aet—anus and comfortable. daughter, Eleanor, to CpI. Nathan Eaay to apply I Not a powder or paate. Can question were not so serious the ba acrubbed or waahed. One application reasoning of the ‘philosophy’ would Henry Welles, formerly o f San Uata 5:6 months—or your money back. be classified as hilarious,” Bishop Diego, Calif. The wedding took 7nouch for two plates. Only 11.00. Try place Sunday, Feb. 14, in the post GUM GRIPPER today. Hafey said in a letter published fy U p iy Order now and receivo FREE of in the Scranton Tribune. chapel in Panama City, Fla; Mrs. George Ulrickson, a cousin of the r nC iE i extra coet, seneroui packase "But the matter is too serious brushleas Dental Plate Cleaner.' Won't harm bride, was her attendant. Cpl. to beget laughter. It is so serious denture. Welles is with the air forces in BEND NO MONEY—TEST AT OUR RISK that 26 years of birth prevention Panama Cft^. The couple will re­ When package arrives deposit tl.OO plot or planned parenthood technique poauge with poatnun I If not attialled 100%, now makes the lack of man power side in Panama City. your money hack. Send $1.00 with order and Mrs. E T. Muleany was hostess A PERMANENT NURSE FOR THE PERPETUAL EDUCATION OF we pay postage. in America the one factor that WEST LABS.. 127 N. Dearborn. Dept. 29B. might spell defeat for America if to the Stevedores of Regis College Chicago the war is not quickly and com for a luncheon in her home, 345o A SEMINARIAN IS S6JI00. ANY PORTION OF pietely won. And the millions of E. Seventh avenue, Wednesday, Feb. 17. the good mothers in America, the Montfomary-Ryan Wedding Held THIS, HOWEVER, CAN BE LEFT. •Why mothers who are now giving their one, two, live, and sometimes 10, Monsignor Higgins officiated in Ym to fight for America, these moth­ the marriage ceremony of Miss ers have a right to cry out to the Jean Ryan and Fon J. Montgom­ May women with the poodle dogs, to ery prior to a Nuptial Mass at 9:30 Feb. 11 in S t Philomena’S >Ba OBSTRUCTION the habitues of the ‘clinics of in­ famy:’ ‘You are traitors to the di­ church. The bride, who was given THE SUM OF $350 WILL TAKE CARE vine vocation of motherhood and in marriage by her father, R. J. you are traitors to America’.” Ryan, wore an informal gown of HARD of HEARIN6 wedding ring satin made with a Slater Leona, Mt, St. Joaeph. Ohio, writa: "Send me $ bottlea of Orotnae. I deep yoke of marquisette and full OF A STUDENT FOR ONE YEAR have fonad thia remady vary helpfat" N. Y. Priest - Editor rippling skirt. Her finger-tip veil The picture tella why thouaanda are To Preach in Chicago was held in place with a tiara of BARD OF HEARING, annoyed by BUZZ­ oranjge blossoms. She carried an ING. RINGING, HISSING HEAD NOISES, Chicago. — The Rev. James M, CLOGGED UP FEELING IN EARS, DIZ­ orchid nosegay from which fell ZINESS. Gillis of the Paulist Fathers of white satin streamers. Hard Impacted wax plugging up ear New York, editor of the Cath­ Miss Mary Jane Mulcahy was canals, and pressing on sensitive ear olic World, will preach on “ Reli­ the bride’s only attendant. Wil­ For Further Information, Apply at drum* keeps out sound wava, make* your gion: A Joy in Time of Trial,” in hearing bad. liam McAlwee of St. Louis was To remove the wax obstruction that In- St. Philip Neri’s church Sunday Mr. Ryan’s best man. Ushers terfera with normal hearing and may evening, Feb. 21. eauae severe Irritation uie Orotune Ear were the bride’s brothers, Joe and Drops as directed. They contain an im- Jack Ryan. Jim Ryan and Dick gredient wpecially recommended for thia Abbe Breuil Resumes Hanifen were the altar boys. purpose. • A. H. Beatebenon, Newark. N. J,, writni Work in South Africa Immediately following the cere' “ ^ fore naing. Orotnna Ear Drop*. I waa to mony a breakfast was served to daafened Ihat I coold not hear tha clock Cape Town, South Africa.—The the wedding party in the Park tick. Aftar naing Orotona, I can new haar Abbe Henry Breuil, famous archae­ CHOnCERV OFPICE tha clock tick arith botk aart." Lane hotel. A reception was held SEND NO MONEY! Fay Peatman $1. ologist, arrived here and -will an- in the evening in the home of the ploa poatage (8 bottlM for $2). If you gage in researches in the Rand for bride’s parents for close relatives aend cash with order, we pay postage. the duration of the war. He has 1036 Logan Slraai Denver, Colorado Order today. You’ll be emased bow clearly and friends. and distinctly vop BEAR again whan way called the Orange Free State one Following a short wedding trip obstruction u removed. of the richest archaeological fields I the couple will retide in Bolling HARVIN C0..2I W. 4«8t..Dpt.462,N*»Teik ia the world. I iPield, Va.

Good Vision Is Vital to VJf’l l / l p t l f ’ Tm iYVI/lllcfs PW >n*jor role* In lOlh annual convention o f ACSPR, Fiiday, i J l l l U C I l l p^.j, 25 L o ^ j„ Height* coliese. College dndenu who win i»r- B u y T h e s e ticipale ihown here, left to right, front row, are Regina Reitemeier, Betty Rote Nankevllle, and Jotephine ST, 'S V i c t o r y Salcetti; *econd row— ^Lorraine Dombutch and Kathleen Friend. F i n e F o o d s if On the if On the Home Front W ar Front a t 8KE T » AND MAKS BUKK TOUS EYES ABE RIGHT SWIGERT BlIOS. SAFEWAY Better Flilon 0 p t O M ^ t l * i 9 t 8 Cood Service (St. Josapb'a Pariah) The Altar and Rosary societjr for Every Age Right Price* SANDWICH SPREAD met Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 1ft Lunch Bos, ISSO California KEyttone 7651 when committees for the year were COFFEE 16 OS. jar...... 26c appointed. Edwards GLASBSa INDIVIDUALLT STYLED ecBUse of tire and gas ration­ ing, it was thought advisable to BUY WAB BONDS & STAMPS enlarge the sick committee in or­ 26c FLOUR der efficiently to take care of ill­ Kitchen Kraft Enriched ness in the parish and to keep pa­ N-/ 24 lb. tack...... 92c rishioners in closer to«ch with each BIRDS­ REQUIESCANT other. The committees are as fol­ EYE lows: Canterbury FLOUR IN PACE Telephone and sick — Mmes. Gold Medal Enriched FROZEN Orange Pekoe Simpson, Pollock, McTavish, Mc- 24 lb. sack...... Pkg. of 9 f\ g * $1.08 FOODS Cluskey, Gallagher, Beston, O’Con­ MABTm O'BBIEN. 1«26 Urimer nor, Hicks, Ford,-Cochrane, Bom- 25 bag* t U U street. Re Phone HAln 4006 POP CORN Hass waa offered in Sacred Heart ehureh Bakes. sponses of tha Mass will be sung were present. The troop received Santa Fe to Be 15c Monday at 8:30. Interment Mt. Olivet. by the girls’ choir under the direc­ Kemp, Q m JOSEPH T. ROMERO. Jr., Denver. .^The card tournament sponsored grade A and tied for second place Distributed Feb. 18 Requiem Usss was offered in St. Csietan’s by the PTA will begin Thursday, tion of the Rev. Richard Hiester. for achievements. 10 ox. can...... Luncheon Served to 250 The Santa Fe, high school paper, ehureh Monday at 9. Interment Mt. Feb. 18, at 8:30 and will continue Altar Society Meets Olivet. each Thursday for five successive The mothers’ auxiliary of troop will be distributed to the student VALERIE UOLLARD, 2688 Dahlia 145 met in the school hall Wednes­ The February meeting o f the body Thursday, Feb. 18. Miles ■ Oryer • Asller street. Surviving are a daughter. Mrs.' weeks. Tickets for the entire Altar and Rosary society was held CORN SODA CRACKERS Cecil Brown; a son, Gustave Durieu; one tournament are $1. day, Feb. 10, and served a lunch Freshmen students were enter­ Morning Dew Buay Baker, on Friday, Feb. 12, in McDonough tained at a valentine party held grandchild. Martial Durieu. Requiem St. Rita’s circle will meet in to 260 school children. After the Country 2 lb. bos ...... - ...... f c O U Prinliog Co. Mass was scheduled for Thursday at 9 :30 hall with Mrs. Andrew M. Ha^rty, Friday, Feb. 12, in the school hall. the home o f Mrs. Ruppert, 6039 children’s lunches were served, Blessed Sacrament church. newly elected president, presiding. Refreshments were enjoyed by all. Gentleman JUAN GARCIA, Pitssimons hospital. Tennyson street, Wednesday, Feb Mrs. Leo Connell and Mrs. Mar­ Programs and Circulars Reports were given by the circle Committees headed by Patsy Har­ Golden Bantam Military services were conducted 'Tues­ 24, at 1:30 p. m. tin, the hostesses, entertained the day St 9. Interment Mt. Olivet. captains on the workings o f their rison and Richard Abeyta were in Tickets for The Lincoln club celebrated mothers at a dessert luncheon. The SALAD DRESSING JAMES H. FARRELL, 2203 Champs Rev. Richard Hiester was guest different groups, and an invita­ charge of the celebration. The Bazaars and Carnivals street. Surviving are two sons, James Feb. 12 with a program dedicated tion was extended to all the mem­ 14c for the afternoon. It was decided committee members were Harold Duebett, P d f i Quickly Produced C. Farrell, Denver, and John V. Farrell, to Abraham Lincoln. A panel on bers o f the society to attend a 16 ox. j*r...„..„.._...... Wauwatosa, Wise. Requiem Mass will Pfeifer. Howard Miller, Joe Mc­ Reatonably Priced be offered Friday at 9 :30 in Holy Ghost Lincoln’s life and achievements games party Friday, Feb. 26, given Cormick, Hose Mary Oakes, Eve­ church. Interment Ht. Olivet. included: “ Lincoln as a Boy,” Leo Coolie Not Bothered by St, Joan of Arc’s circle, by Mrs, lyn Leo, Armella Storm, Don UNION LABEL IF DESIRED Madigan; “ Lincoln in Illinois,” Peter D. Walsh, acting in the ab­ Brundgardy, George Ehalt, Bob 1986-38 LAWRENCE ST. CHARLES M. GRIFFITH Betty Lewis; “ The Education of sence of the captain, Mrs. Emmet Requiem Mtis wai offered in the By Gunfire; Priests " artley, Peggy Frantz, Jo Ann KEystone 6348 Cathedral Saturday at 11 for Charles Lincoln,” Art Cooke; “ Lincoln as Dolan, who is out o f the city. Hartley, and Mary Lou Gruber. A a F E W A V Griffith, 47, of 2411 Perry street, President,” Margaret Haberer; Then Learn He Is Deaf Mrs. H a^rty announced h Students of the high school will died Feb. 11 in a local hospital fol­ “ The Gettysburg Address,” Kath slate of chairmen as follows: Pu lowing an operation. He was associated ttend the tenth annual press con­ with a cab company for 22 year*. Born leen Doyle; “ Lincoln’s Convention licity, Mrs. S. P. Keating, Jr.j New York, — Fathers James ference of the Association of Cath­ Sept, 30, 189$, in Central City, he was Speech of 1858,” Martha Heinz. linen, Mrs. C. V. Gooding, with olic School Press Relations to be the sonI of'Hr. and Hr*. Mitchell Griffith, Smith of East Norwalk, Conn., and The program also included ex­ Mmes. Paul Albrecht, J. I. Creigh­ held in Loretto Heights college' Tom Flaherty’s He came to Denver with his pirents at cerpts from the addresses and John Joyce of New York city, ton, J. R. Nesladek, Carlton T. the age of 10. Surviving are hii wife. Maryknoll missioners, arrived Friday, Feb. 19. This will ba the Mrs, Helen Griffith; a daughter, Mrs. notes of Lincoln, a poem written ,Sills, and Agnes Keyser as her as­ third consecutive year for the pres­ ORDER COAL I\OW Dorothy Keeling, Denver; two aona, Sgt. by him after his mother’s death, dirty and bedraggled at Sunwui sistants; flowers, Mrs. Louis Dis­ All grades of Range, Furnace and Stoker Coal Donald Griffith, with the armed forces in mission in China after four hours ent staff of the Santa- Fe, among and a quiz on Lincoln’s life. pense; hospitality, Mrs. W. C. others, to attend the annual con­ in Lignite and Bituminous COLONY GRILL Texaa, and Wayne Griffith, Denver; and of tortuous traveling. Guiding Thornton; program, Miss Martha brother, W. Ray Griffith, Denver. W. Others who took part in the pro- vention. Those who will .partici­ them was a Chinese coolie, and as ^ Horan A Son service. gram were Gertrude Schalow, Her­ Coughlin; cassocks, Mrs. H. J. pate in the affair are: Santa Fe Pike View Ligaile Uur Specially If here Friend* Meet Friend* they made a dash between_ tw(»|Vellmure; vestments, Mrs. Charles bert Schneider, John McGann, staff members— Patricia Pimpl, DR. GUSTAVE E. KUHL of gunfire— that of Japa­ Crapo; and circle captains, Mrs Serving Denver’s Coal Consumer* Since 1904 Don Breen, Viola Cole, Bob Cas­ rows Bill Miller, Joe Martin, Paul Sher- • FINE FOODS Dr. Gustave E. Kuhl. 68, well-known per, Gertrude Ryan, Bill Wagner, nese and Chinese irrcgulars^they Harold F. Collins. Denver dentist, died Sunday in St. Jos kept their eyes on him and mar­ ick, Mary O'Connor, Betty Mad­ • MIXED DRINKS eph’s' hospital after an Ulneaa of two Mary Wompey, Rose Ellen Mul- jfiss Anne Birmingham acted as den, Mary Carmack, Florence Gri- months. A native of Hancheeter, Mich., lane, Terese Duffy, Emma Bal- veled at his apparent indifference secretary in place of Mrs. Thomas • BEER • WINE be had been a rasident of Denver lor 32 to the noise and danger. Upon senti, Mary Wuskovic, and Mar­ THE PIKES PEAK FUEL years. Dr. Kuhl received his education dessari. Marguerite Burns, and E. Greene, who is in New Haven, jorie Simpson; other students— in Michigan and practiced in Manchester Florine -Anthony. their safe arrival they Irarned thati Conn., visiting her son, Jlobert, a Therese Hebert, Shirley Atencio, Wholesale & Retail 569 E. Colfax he was totally deaf I before coming to Denver. Hie home was PTA Council to Meet dent in Yale■ university. A ris­ Rose Klausner, Marjorie Parr, Office and Yard— 635 (Curtis St. MA. 6181 at 102$ Corona street. He was a mem, The Holy Family PTA council her of the Knights of Columbus. Sur ing vote of thanks was tendered Marian Knox, Lu Jean Boyle, Nel­ viving are two sisters. Hiss Berths Kuhl will meet Friday, Feb. 19, at 2 Bishop Toolen Confirms the Very Rev. H. V. Campbell and lie Kane, Eleanor Marchi, Tom and Mist Grace Kuhl, Jackson, Mich, p. m. in the school hall. Mrs. Milton W. Allen, society Dufficy, Lorraine Wingo, Yvonne and one brother, Oscar Kuhl. Jackson The r^ular meeting of the 25 in Camp Rucker, Ala. treasurer, for their fine co-oper­ Call a Mich. Requiem Hass was offered in Holy Price, Loretto O’Donnell, Patricia PRODUCERS CREAMERY PRODUCTS MEAN Ghost church Wednesday at 9. Inter­ organization will be held Mon­ ation. Payne, Louis Colorosa, Bob Mor­ QUALITY PRODUCTS AT REASONABLE PRICES ment Mt. Olivet. W, P. Horan A Son day, Feb. 22, at 8 p. m. in the Camp Rucker, Ala.— The Most Mrs. Peter Amato, Mrs. J. N. gan, Patsy Lundborg, Virginia Ur­ ZONIE CAB shrviea. school hall. A visiting hour with Rev. Thomas J. Toolen, Bishop of Galappo, and Mrs. Anne Malone ban, Howard Miller, Joe McCor­ MAin 7171 the sisters will ie held before the Mobile, officially visited this army were received as new members and mick, Patsy Harrison, and Sally t FRANK T. HILBERT session. Mrs. Kilpatrick will speak camp, reviewed a retreat parade, Prompt, CoBTtaons Ssrvic* Frank T. Hilbert, 90, died Friday in Mrs, Catherine Simmons and Mrs. Pimpl. Ice Cream hit home, 8221 Columbine etreet. A on “ Nutrition and Point'Ration­ and administered the sacrament of Rose Casper were enrolled as per­ CHEAPER RATES native of Edgerton, 0 „ he came to Den­ ing” and the grade school orches­ Confirmation to a class of 25. CLEAN NEW CABS ver with his wife, Mrs. Mary E. Hilbert petual members. Father Campbell Archbishop Leads 900 in Milk - Cream in 1923. They celebrated their 60th tra will render several selections Bishop Toolen and his party were as guest speaker gave a short talk wedding anniversary last Oqtober. Sur The second PTA pinochle- met by Col. Robert P. Dark, Lt. Prayers for War Slain on “ Planned Economy,” and syn­ Belter 933 Bannock St. viving, betides his wife, are two sons bridge tournament will start Ck)l. Mark Btennan, and other of­ opses of several of the late classics, B. C. and W. H. Hilbert. Denver: Thursday, Ftf^. 18, at 8:30 p. m. ficers at a gate of the camp and KEyttone 3297, Denver, Colo. CHECKER daughter, Mrs. Marie Watson. DaUat, Saga of the Sea, Only the Star* New York.— Archbishop Francis Tex. Requiem Mass was offered in St, in the school hall. escorted to the reception center. Are Neutral Life of St. CypHan, J. Spellman of New York led 900 CABS PhUomena’s church Monday at 9:30 The Mass of Brother Michel, delegates attending the annual Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan meeting o f t h e Archdiocesan BD DUNDON, Mgr. Son eervice. Judgment of the /Nation*, and WoTnen Wrapped in Silence. Union of the Holy Name Society CHAPLAIN OF LOWRY FIELD TO Honra: 9 to 12; 1 to 5. Phone MAin 1437 TA. 2233 Lswsst Zoned Ratas HERMAN J. LUMPP The social hour followed, with in Cathedral high school in pray­ 4 Requiem Mass was offered in St. Cath Mmes. W. C. Thornton, Howard ers for 474 members of the union erine's church Saturday at 9 for Herman who have been killed in action. J. Lumpp, $9, who died Feb. 11 in St. BE FOURTH DEGREE K. OF C. CUnnan, and Albert Wemet, and Dr. J. J. OT'Ieil, Dentist Catholic Charities Anthony's hospital following an illnets Miss Martha Coughlin as hostesses, of three months. Born in Germany Mrs. Thomas Phoenix will be March 12, 1883, fie came to Denver at The Fourth Degree of the Pvt. William J. Reagan and An- French Legalize Church Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets JOBS WANYED the age of 8. At the time of hit death nabelle Kniek of Toledo, 0., whose hostess to members of St. Jude’s Ownership of Property he was vice president of a aterl and iron Knights of Columbus will be con­ circle in her home, 2335 Grape For Good Workers works company. He waa a member of attendants were Pvt. Lucian Keller ferred upon Chaplain ^atus E. and Josephine Walsh; Sgt. Robert street, FViday, Feb. 19. the Elks. Surviving are hit wife, Mrs Members of St Rite’s circle will London.— The French govern­ of any type, permanent or odd Tessie Lumpp: a daughter, Mrs. Carrie Snyder of Lowry Field Sunday, C. Brown and Mary E. O’Connor ment modified state church job. call Employment Department. Riggs; a, ton, John, with the armed of Boston, whose attendants were enjoy the hospitality of Mrs. forces in Africa; two listers, Mrs. Anna Feb. 21, in the K. of C. home. laws by a decree, adopted last De­ 1665 Grant S t KEystone 6386 Sgt. J. Brown and Hildred Heiden; Alfred H. Rampe in her home on West and Mrs. Louise Laidig; and one Later Sunday Father Snyder Tuesday, Feb. 23, when that group cember, legalizing church owner­ grandson. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger Pvt. Denward Bergevin and Ro­ ship of property, subject to offi service. will be host in a musical entertain­ holds its regular meeting. berta Lewis of Pendleton, Ore., cial recognition, and also making ‘Why Pay More?* ment to be presented in service whose witnesses were Cpl. ’Thomas Edward J. O’Connor suffered a |(< JAMES PELLIGREEN it legal for religious orders to ac­ (Trademark) club 2 in Lowry Field. Jack Mc­ J. Cox and Catherine Graves; Sgt broken arm in a fall at his home James Pelligreen, 63, of 2963 W last week. cept gifts and legacies. t ' Douglas place died Sunday in Mercy Hugh, Regis high graduate, will Joseph Keenan and Ida Lydia la: hospital after a short illnett. Born in Mrs. John Keefe will be hosteM llu be the pianist. Cohen of Philadelphia, attended Italy April 15, 1889, he came to Denver by Pvt. Thomas McMahon and to; members of S t Anne’s circle in at the age of 1$ He was in the fruit Last Monday Father Snyder ad­ her home on Tuesday, Feo. 23. Slay a* Siceet a* You Are WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES business. Surviving are his wife; Mrs Hildred Heiden j and Pvt. Nestor Victoria Pelligreen; aix daughters.. Mrs. dressed members of the Cathedral Junior Tabernacle Meeting INCORPORATED praesidium of the Legion of Mary. Kowal and Regina M. Henninger Emma Prescott. Denver: Mery. Esther. of New Kensington, Pa., wit­ Misses Frances and Katherine Theresa, Dorothy, and Lillian Pelligreen Friday, Feb, 12, several soldiers Colorado Owned Stores nesses, Pvt. Francis X. Kirby and Nadorff will entertain members of all of Denver: two sons. Frank and were baptized in the Cathedral by George, Denver; and two grandchildren Maxine McKibbin. the Junior Tabernacle society in Requiem Mata waa offered in St. Domi Father Snyder, who later ad­ their home tHc evening of Friday, Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. h JtodiM Ai P>uAe 0^ nic't church Thursday at 10. Olinge;' dressed a meeting of the Cathedrffl Mass to Be Observed Feb. 23. The Rev. Richard Hiester Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California aerviee. society in St. Paul’s chapel. will be a guest. In Buckley Hospital 15th and California Accom fU iikm eiU MRS. THERESA C. BLISH With the departure of Chap­ The February meeting o f St. Joan of Arc’s circle members will \ Mrs. Theresa Chisholm Biish died in lain Joseph J. Musch for foreign Beginning Sunday, Feb. 21, We Do Not Have Special Salat But Sell You at Our Lowoat St. Joseph’s hospital Monday after duty the Catholic activities of both Mash will be celebrated every Sun take place on Friday, Feb. 19, in LIVES that are lived Without brief illness. She resided at 1540 Oneida the home of Mrs. M. D. Mulligan, Prieo* Every Day on All Drug Merchondita. iiet street. A native of Belmont, Mass., she Lowry Field No. 1 and Lowry Field day in the Buckley Field hospital Ih et afFectation, without boastful was a teacher in St. Maryfl college, No. 2 will be directed by Chaplain for patients and nurses by Chap­ 1825 Cherry street, with Mrs. Ich Notre Dame, Ind., before her marriage to Snyder. Daily Masses will be said lain A. H. Menarik. Other Masses Peter D. Walsh and Mrtf. Leo acclaim, but with sincere ap­ Eugene S, Blith on June 21, 1939. They |ng on alternate days in the chapels are offered in th.e chapel. Kclleher as co-hostesses, instead of ’"un preciation for the virtues of moved to Denver following their mar, nit ritge. Mrs. Biish was a member of St. of the two fields. On Sunday Den­ Loretta Heights Girls in the home of Mrs. J. C. Dutton Ihe honest toil, are lives which James* Altar and Rosary sociaty, Sur, ver priests will offer Masses in one as originally planned. ]94 viving, besides her husband, are a 16 Gamas Party Scbaduled CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING month-old son, Eugene Alexander Biish chapel and Father Snyder wrill Sing Music of Mass |oc most profoundly influence the A committee of women headed two sisters, Mary Elizabeth and Beatrice celebrate in the other. Thirty girls from Loretto Chisholm, Belmont; and one brother, by Mrs. Ed \Jdry as chairman and B trend of civilization. Such Military weddings in which Heights college sang the responses l.,awrence Chisholm. Belmont. Requiem mes. Petet D. Walsh, M. D. led Father Snyder officiated recently of a High Mass celebrated last Sun Classified Ads characters may seem to be but Hass was offered in St. James' church Ifulligan, Ed Curran, and Emmett |o 1 Wednesday at 9. Interment will take include: lYt. Charles J. Mamell day by Chaplain Casimir F. Lutom- grains of sand in a storm-tossed IMgnan as co-chairmen, together 1 place in Belmont. Olinger eervice. and Mary J. Flynn of Syracuse, ski in the Fort Logan reception KEEP YOUB8ELF LOVELY FOR It will pay yon to read ALL of the following adveriJverflnraent*. with all the members of St. Joan loo desert but instinctive respect N. Y., whose attendants were Pvt center. After Mass the students, HIM! LT. ROBERT MURPHY of Arc’s circle are working hard ^ ^ A X V A A Ind Claude G. Ouellette and Virginia K. together with several Sisters of accrues to such personalities. Lt. Robert Murphy. 24, died in Fits to make a success of a rames party Ht'a proad of your appesraneet. And |(rg limons boapifal Friday. Feb. 12, of Wade; Pvt. Thomas J. Barry and ha'll ba prouder still after jroiyou've Itt Loretto who accompanied them to set for the evening of Friday, Feb, FLORIST DRUG STORES lau They become pillars of injuries suffered when the ear he wss Lucille A. Helmsing of St. Louis, the military posL were army our expert beauty operatora bring out driving overturned near Pueblo. Lt. 26, a big success. The party will all tba beauty you poaaeaa. You’ll fan Oomplat* Floral Servie*. ressonabis whose witnesses were Pvt. Leo J. guests at breaUast. HUTCHINSON'S PBARILACT strength to all who know them. Murphy was an army engineer begin at 8:15 p.m. and a large at­ the world with new poise when you’ie priea*. Liab't Flower Shop, 8932 W. 32d<1 Iskt tached to Camp Carson. After the acei. Francesconi and Josephine Walsh; at your tovcliaeL Avs. GL. 0138 all hour*. Your Naborbood Druggist |o 1 dent he was taken to the Camp Carton Logan Novena tendance is expected Phoa* SPrnoo 0588 700 So. Ptad JAMES BVTCHINBON t a il hospital and later waa removed to Fits . Elizabeth Ferrand, daughter of THIS AD IB PAINTING A PAPERING JACQUES BROTHERS Simons hospital. Survivors include hli Catholic Students Score Attracts Soldiers WORTH...... $1.50 old Mrs. E. A. Ferrand, left on Thurs­ wife, BarSkra of Colorado Springs, and Birth Control Practices The novens begun in Fort Logan day last for Smith college in N or^ Painttng tod PaponDg raosoeabl*. K T. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS W Since 1902 his mother, Mrs. Lillian Murphy of New Ofl • ctiMiin* I4.4C LmfUtail Ptnaa* Ycagar. 17 W Mapla. SPrue* 3964. York city. Funeral serricat were held by Chaplain Thomas Melican is be Hampton, Mass., where she will Bcfit, lutiBf. RaeondlUontd piano*, playtrt: grands, M t 28 E. 6tli Ave. TAbsr 6468 in N*w York city. Brooklyn.-^Birth control advo­ ing attended by an increasing num­ ehter officer candidate school of PHOTOGRAPHS organa (pip* and raad), orebestral Inatru- B1 cates, especially the Planned Par­ ber of soldiers every week. The the WAVES. Miss Ferrand has a menta T. B. Wnlktr. 338 Breadway. 8P. Ihai 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION enthood association, were con­ novena honors Our Lady of Per­ brother in service, Maj. Eugene A. BILLY SNAPP’S Andaisoa pbotet. 1201 IStb St. at Law- 7864. reoca. HAla lITt. Fra* otwa enta. lani TSSOI ^*«Ow (1,^ a. a. Week of Feb. 28: St. demned as traitors seeking easy petual Help and services are held Ferrand, Jr., in the air forces in PERMANENT WAVE SALON VISITING CARDS ■szz amar Thoraea’ seminary, Denver; solution to America’s social ills, by in the post chapel at 7:15 p.m. Lake Charles. La. Your Purchase of War Bond* ecf. COLD SPRING ofnez GlocCner hoipital, Colorado the National Federation of Cath­ every Tuesday. Last Tuesday more Hugo Rock has just returned 425 16th St. TA. 9407 VUITIN^ CARDS—$0 for 7Se—Wadding and Stamps Help* Secure Your announcements. We publish "Tba Denver MONUMENTS Springt; and St. Mary’a olic Students at a meeting here than 125 soldiers took part in the from Ogallala, Nebr., where he was Between Glrnarm and Tremont Free Street Guide." H469T l4Ml«mrt4l church. Brush. in St. John's college. novena. called by the death of his brother. Falore, B 0 DGER8- $ U 14th It Thursday, Feb. 18, 1948 Office, 938 Bannodf Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephofle. KEyafoSi 4208 PAGE NINE iPKe Denver Catholic Register Eogagemeots of SNAKES ALIVE! AND ACTIVE ...... - ______Most Ser. Archbishop Urban 4 Vehr, D.D. Registorials ditor...___»..Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. AMONG MISSIONARIES IN INDIA anagrina Editor______Hnbert A. Smith, Jour.D. uociate Editors— M. F. Everatt, Jour.D.; Charles J. McNeill, A.B., bor, of machinery, and of fer­ migration from place to plgce that Archbisliop Velir Shoemaker, Get Washington. — (Special) — The Brother Louis, C.S.C., tells lur.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, J.C.D., LittD.; Rev, John Cavanagrh, tiliser. they never haft anywhere. long Back to Your Last enough to acquire any solid in­ miteionary was surprised when a these snake stories in the Ben­ ,A., LittD .; Rev, Edward A. Breen, M.A., LittM .; Leonard Tan^ney, As he points out, volunteer work­ big commotion broke out in the That the war has taken its loll In ers are most valuable in areas formation, to form a deep and galese; B., Jour.D.; Max Greedy. lasting friendship, to put down rear of his church somewhere in amall business has been apparent where there are flash crops of h Spring Given India. The cause? Just another Once a snake dropped at hia from the number of .^parded-up fruit and vegetables. Dairy fann­ either a stepping-alone to a solid, feet from behind t h e rickety Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. assured success o f any kind, or the snake. A big cobra had just filling stations and storM^that were ing, poultry raising, slock han­ crawled into the church from the I blackboard in his classroom. An* once part of thriving neighborhood dling, mechanized work, and other cornerstone in the foundation of a Important engagements of Arch­ other time, a big cobra jfot stuck character. What they call a busi­ cot on which the priest had spent Published Weekly by communities. The filling stations lines need experienced, capable la­ bishop Urban J. Vehr in the spring the night in the sacristy. in a chicken coop. Havmg swal­ were among the first fatalities, ness is to keep ihemseives thrill- and early summer are announced bor on the job every day. litis fact Not the least of the mission­ lowed three egM, it could not ingly amused. It is easy to become this week as follows: THE Ca th o lic pr e ss so c ie ty (inc.) since the rubber shortage caused a intensifies the repeated criticism ary’s troubles in India are the leave by t ^ hole that had let it sharp decrease in the use of the voiced over the drafting of farm so fettered and hampered by the Sunday, Feb, 21: K. of C. Fourth in. (The missioners saved the egga 938 Bannock Street trivial things — many minute snakes— 7,000 to the square mile, automobile long before gas ration-, labor for military service and the Degree initiation. and 1,000 of them venomous. for breakfast.) ing went into effect in most parts threads combining to tie us down allowing of rural workers to drift 'Tuesday, Feb. 23: Colorado There are 40 known poisonous One night a missionary went Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 of the country. 'The neighborhood into better paying defense jobs. as certainly as one or two strong cables— that we cannot break away Springs, Glockner, graduation of species, and most common of all— out to fasten the door of the bam. stores closed one by one, in some Partly to offset the food troubles nurses, 8 p.m. the krait, the cobra, and Russell’s rases because of inability to get from them to the real values, that He heard a stpnge swishini is the nation-wide drive for victory viper— are also the most deadly. sound. A flash o f lightning showet Subscription: $1 per year. marketable gfK>ds, iii others be­ for the Boul'i own good we need. Sunday, Feb. 28: C. D. of A. gardens. In Colorado alone the goal In the Holy Cross mission terri­ the hooded head of a cobra sway­ cause of competition, and in others “ Getting and spending we lay waste initiation. is set for 165,000 home vegetable tory, the coJ>ra is most numerous. ing two feet from him. Next time for additional reasons, our powers,’* We have and we have Tuesd^, March 2: Convention of patches. The amateur can raise it lightened, the ;nake was crawl­ not. We have garnered, and tly the ACCW. ’This week we had occasion to go crops at home under the proper Prayers Unite Us With ing away. “ My snow-white hair," to a neighborhood where one man conditions, although there are .profit has been slender. The body Sunday, March 14: Boulder, K. Was fed, but we starved the spirit. he says, “ dates from that experi­ OFFICIALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER alone had withstood the ravages of plenty of hard work and grief at­ of C.-Catholic men’s Communion Soldiers, Says Bishop ence." the war home front. “ For Rent” tached. Under the circumstances, The mess of pottage would not sat­ Mass, The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. with a food shortage in many lines isfy the inner life, which cannot “ One evening,” wrote another •We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese; What­ signs were in the windows of all Thursday, March 18: PTA con Rochester, N. Y.— Tne world of the other stores of the -building he threatening, with transportation live by bread alone. What of the missionary, “ as I ,was eating my ever appears in its columns over the sig:natnre of the Ordinary or vention. the spirit is such a real thing that occupied. We had a pair of shoes getting more lied up, and with music that we might have heard, supper, a small cobra dropped those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. “ we are closely united to our boys to be repaired, but as we en­ rationing of canned vegetables and the twilight or the sundown or the Sunday, March 21: Fort Collins, from the bamboo ceiling right into We hope The Register will be read in every home of the in the services in our prayers re­ tered hit ^ace of business his eyes fruits, many persons probably will picture or the poem or the book K. of C.-Catholic men’s Communion my plate of rice and curry. It took Archdiocese. gardless of separation," was the j met us with a look of hopelessness. do without certain fo<^s they have we might have assimilated? When Mass. me but a fraction of a second to We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in comforting message of Bishop Piled all around him were shoes, been used to unless they raise their we had all the material facilities Sunday, March 28: Cathedral, plunge my fork into the snake’a the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. own crops and can them at home. A and t h e mechanical advantages Legion of Mary acies, 4 p.m. James E. Kearney of Rochester head, and, holding it down firmly, shoes, shoes. Yes, he would lake given at a Pontifical Mass offered + URBAN J. VEHR, care of us if we insisted, but we further indication of this need is about us, there were essential, mys­ I quickly grabbed my knife and Sunday, April 4: Cathedral, K. for the intentions of the mothers cut its head off.” Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. would have to wait our turn— ten seen in the fact that the govern tic, unaccountable plirnomena be­ of C.-Catholic men’s Communion of service men. Snakes . . . snakes . . . snakes I days, perhaps,, but not for certain. meni is considering allowing the yond this realism, still to be en­ Mass, 8 a.m. The answer to this is shoe ration­ manufacture of pressure cookers, joyed if we were not “ loo busy.” which have been off the market for Duty comes first. But there is a Sunday, April 11: S t Mary’s, ing. And in the answer there is con­ Colorado Springs, K. of C.-Catholic some time. duty to oneself, and part of it is )ELECATES TO PRESS PARLEY tained an important lesson for all men’s Communion Mass, 8 a.m. of us. The war has thus caused a pC' to see and know the loveliness pul riiliar reversal of form. Country into the world by Him who made April 21-25: Cathedral, Holy We have been an extremely ex­ il, and, if we think we see and hear Week services. IN LORETTO HEIGHTS NAMED travagant people. We have dis­ folk have flocked to rilies for work in defence plants, and urbanites any part of that beauty, then to Sunday, May 9: S t Thomas’ carded, as of no further use to us, share it with our friends. — Rev. many a piece of wearing apparel will have to go back to the land in seminary, S t Vincent de Paul ■ The president of the Loretto Pogllinog Cfttherine PoglUno. Dorothy John Cavanagh. FUher. Gfrtidine Levy. Martha Jane that still had plenty of service in their own small way to obtain the Mass; Holy Rosary, Confirmation, ; eights College Press club. Miss Adamt, Jim Laraon, George Anderson, produce that used to be shipped in 4 p.m. i egina Reitemeier, this week made it. There would have been no sin Salty Rusael. Dolores Greenwell. Ella of waste in this practice had we abundance from I k e country.— Japanese ‘Bible’ Tuesday, May 11: Cathedral, (lown the names of the official Jane Fowle. Margaret Woraley, Joan Millard F, Everett. degates to the 10th annual con- Crocker, Ann O'Malley, PoJhr Porter, turned over such items to worthy Basis of Fanaticism clergy conference, 10 a.m. Lillian Niebauer, Pat Burnr Franeca charily so that they would have imtion of the ACSPR, which will McMahon/ Dick Hodges, Patty Ober« This nation has often had cause Sunday, May 16: Boulder, Con­ |«emble Friday, Feb. 19, on the hauxer, Phyllis Derrig. Bob Kalten* been given their full use. We were Time for Congress to in the past year to rue the clever­ firmation, 4 p.m. loo selfish to do this— or, rather impus of the Heights. backer, and Bog Shrlder. Take Action on Taxes ness of the Japanese. The clever­ Tuesday, May 18: St. Joseph’s ^ 0 ^ 7 / C c t o f U f f Annunciation high, Denver: Helen than loo selfish, loo uncharitable. i The roster includes: Treasury officials in Washington ness most adverted to has been in (Polish), Confirmation, 7:30 p.m. Roach, Frances Kucler. Darlyne Voss, Make no mistake about sit that . Cathedral hish. Denver: Mary Thereee Dorothy Ungehire, Nora Thornbnigh. are worried over the failure of mil­ military and economic matters. But Wednesday, May 19: Our Lady ^iryer, Lucille Lombardi. Bill Koerber, General Sherman undoubtedly gave Kathryn Byers, Loulae Cunningham, and lions of citizens to file income lax the approach of Biblical Sunday, of M t Carmel, Confirmation, 7:30 ; inetle Brownell, Polly Noone, Pat Hill, Frank Popish. the best possible description of war. Feb. 21, gives occasion for much A’' Ul Sailora, Jack Grindlinger, Frank returns early this year. Local col­ p.m. fight. Alicia Blondy, Jerry Abegg, John Pueblo Catholic high: Margery Moylan, We do not recommend it sn an profoundrr reflections on the com­ Betty Jo Naughton. Shirley Trontell. lectors of internal revenue say that, Thursday, May 20: S t James’, A Checking/ antidote, but war does have its good if the number of returns does not parative wisdom of the children of V"'- Wilma Erickson, Patricia Caasidy, La Confirmation, 7:30 p.m. * Von Weliand, Bertha CuHg, Teresa Mae effects. Il brings people to a reali­ increase immediately, their staffs darkness and the children of light. Abell. Hilda Aaaterud, Catherine Me* zation that sacrifices are necessary will be unable to handle the crowd Faith in the Bible, however in­ Sunday, May 23: St, John’s, Gann, Sarah Ocehiato. Ruth Shinniek, in this life. 'This is true, not only adequately or erroneously inter­ (k)nflrmation, 4 p.m. Account Is Patricia Beatty, Madeline Durkin, Doro­ of last-minule taxpayers. The final thy Hachik, .Stanley Bunat, William from the material standpoint, but date for filing returns, March 15, preted, wa» for the majority of Saturday, May 29: Cathedral, i Carara. William Durkin, Jack Thomas, from the spiritual standpoint as is now less'than a month away. Americans in the past the pillar ordination to the priesthood, 9:30 and Bernard Baxter. well.— Hubert A. Smith. that upheld the moral fabric of a.m. More Than St. Francis de Salts* high. Denver: It is no wonder that lax collec­ the nation. This faith was first Sunday, May 30: Seminary, gen­ Betty White. Maureen Dowd. Neil Camp­ tors are worried, Il is also no won­ bell, Margie Andries. Barbara Jean seriously weakened among the eral ordinations; Cathedral, Con­ ^ > Jr- ^ Food Situation der that returns are slow this year. masses by the lectures of Robert firmation, 4 p.m. “ MONEY IN Clark. Harold Dlllinger, Jacqueline The people are confused. French. Harvey Jensen. Mary Mahoney, Termed Grave IngersoU in the 80's and the sub­ Monday, May 31: M t Olivet Mary Agnes Nevans, Ooria Jean O'Brien, Many persons who have never I^oiiis Bmmfield, well - knowm sequent popularization of the cemetery, Pontifical Mass, 10 a.m. Mary O'Brien, William Bauer, Betty before been subject to income taxes Caragher, Alice Mae Cooney, Gloria pseudo-philosophy of Huxley and Sunday, June 6: Civic audito­ THE DANK” F writer who operates a 1,100-acrc are bewildered about what they are Billings, Mary Dreiling. Lois Fender, farm in Ohio, in a letter to the Haeckel. The generation that was rium, joint high school graduation, Loretto Harrigan, Jacqueline Halbert, required to do and how they are at its most impressionable age in 3 p.m. Anna Marie Hett, Margaret Ann Hynet, /Veir York Timet charges that the to fill out the tax forms. Many Some 40 candidates have ap- Mary Ann ImbofT, Chartine Geeck, Flor­ food situation is far more grave the lime of the IngersoU lectures Thursday, June 10: Cathedral, ence Jacobs. Betty Jackson. Elaine others, willing, but perhaps not grew up to be the guider of the na­ joint graduation of nurses, 8fl5 lied for initiation into the Fourth than the public has been allowed ready, to pay the unprecedented in­ egree of the Knights of Colum- Junger, Adeline Reinhart, Jeanne Rich- to know. Claude Wickard, secre­ tional destiny when the first floods p.m. •rds, Helen Sweeney, Teresa Sullivan. come lax on 1942 income, are con­ of paganism swept over America at js this Sunday, Feb. 21, in Den- Dorothy Sloan, Annette Stout, Mildred tary of agriculture, says the wrriler, Sunday, June 27; Seminary, Turner, Jean Warwick. Mary Agnes fused by Washington's shilly­ the end of the first World war. Corpus Christi procession. ir. The group tvill be known as has proved himself incompetent to shallying with new plans. je Archbishop Vehr class. The Wenzinger, Patricia Johnson, Dolores combat the difficulties and has of­ Tlie Japanese also have their Mahon. Donald Owaley, Helen Smith. (Congressmen seem to be con agree wtyk will start at 2 p.m.'in Patricia Sweeney, Nellive Tolve, Rosanna fered only such “ absurdities** as “ Bible,” composed of the Kojiki le K. of C. hall. Men from Den­ Tucker, Lorraine Twining. Donna Van the $100,000,000 incentive plan vinced that some form of pay-as- and the Nihonji, two mythologies ar, Pueblo, and Colorado Springs Swearinger, Ruth Weadick, Josephine and “ dream armies’’ of 3,000,000 you-go must be adopted to cover or pseudo-histories written in the ill be among those receiving the Wenzinger, Tom Whalen, and Connie volunteer untrained women and 1943 income taxes and that some eighth century purporting to show ST. lim s ' PTI Besides the feeling of satisfaction that Young. reduction must be made in the itriotic degree. Regia college. Denver: .Harry W. children workers. (Senator Ed C. the descent of the Japanese em­ comes from “ money in the bank”—your Wilder. Francis Morrtss, John A. Yele- Johnson of Colorado also has at­ 1942 levy lest the whole system of peror and people from the gods. A banquet will be held at 6 :30 revenue from income fall apart. American National Bank Checking Ac­ .m. in the Shir)ey-Savoy hotel, nick, Guy L. Reed. Henry K. Becker, tacked Wickard's work, and a Con­ Their stories are considerably less James R. McCoy, Joseph M. Spalding, Treasury officials have admillea the rational than Ovid’s Meiamorphotet count gives you these important advan­ oeakers will include the Most James C. Sunderland, Galen K. Rowe, gress sub-conimillee -this week re­ SLIIIFS BFIIEFII necessity of putting income taxes John Morotunri;' and Herman £. F«ul- fused to vole funds for Mr. or the legends regarding the found­ tages : ev. Urban J. Vehr of Denver; on a pay-as-you-go basis and the ishop J. C. Willging of Pueblo; haber. Wiclcard'i subsidy plan.) Mr. ing o f Rome. Yet the Japanese, no advisability of lowering the 1942 (St. Louis* Parish, Englewood) rthur J. Alcorn, state ma.ster of Holy Family high.' Denver: Mary Bromfield further asserts that strangers to sophistication, have Louise Keene. Therese Hallinan, Betty rale. Randolph Paul, chief treas­ St. Louis’ PTA will hold a A CREDIT REFERENCE — A * le Fourth Degree; William J. nothing whatever be* been done to never known a Voltaire, an Tnger- Diehl. Jo Ann Zontine, Barbara Horn, ury spokesman, tMtified before a benefit card party Thursday, Feb. worth-while Account is one of the arter, state deputy of the K. of Fiorina Anthony, Julia Lupfer, Kath­ help the farmer surmount the three soll, or a rjarence Darrow. In the congressional committee that the 25. Lunch will be served at 1 p.m. best references you can have. .; the-Very Rev. Harold V. Camp- erine Klamann, Therese Halderman. obstacles that prevent him from 80’s and 90's, when Westemisms Mary Rita Gion, LuciMe King, Katherine treasury is ready to accept almost Patrons are asked to bring their ell, faithful friar of the Denver achieving maximum production: were all but worshiped in Japan, a CON VEN IEN CE — Paying bills, by , Jackson. Teresa Hoare, Loretto Splan. I.ack of skilled and semi-skillad la- every feature of the Riiml plan ex­ few writers venturi cautiously to own cards. Admission 25 cents. isembly; and Herbert Fajrall, Margaret Bergin, John l«andrum. Rita check is convenient, safe and busi­ Ix>u Hoag. Margaret GrifTith. Michael cept that calling for complete for­ rationalize the myths for English Instead of giving valentines to rand knight of the Denver coun- giveness of the levy on last year's ness-like. s 1. P. W. Ackermann, faithful Klamann, Tom Kelly, Charlotte Hart, readers, but in the main no Japa­ one another this year, the parish and Marguerite Burns. income. nese philosopher or scientist has school children voted to use the avigator of the Denver assembly, St. Mary's high, Cheyenne, Wyo.: L E G A L RECEIPT — A canceled ill be the toastmaster. * Mtry McCormick, Mary Cullen. Barbara If the adoption of a new and dared or cared to destroy in the money to purchase a $25 bond for Lyon. Jenne Futvoye. Josephioo Mullin, workable tax plan is postponed least way the faith of the masses in the school. A bond from each room check is a receipt. The degree team will be com- and Miriam Worland. much longer, any pay-as-you-go the .Shinto acrounls of the gods and has been set as the goal in the osed of Mr. Alcorn, Joseph Little, ,St. Mary's high. Colorado Springs: drive. The seventh grade pupils are RECORD OF EXPENDITURES . Jane Fraser. Anne Lachowsky, Lawrence plan will begin operation under heroes. It is to this belief that they ames W. Creamer. William J. tremendous handicaps and the end are a god-descended race, more in ^ e lead. — Your check stubs record your dis­ alson, "yincent Wendling, b^r. Burnham, Boh MeHugh, Merle ^petskyr Alice Lehn. Mary Ellen Sand, Rita Hunt. Flit IDIFIIS of 1943 will find both the treasury than to any other cause, that the A special meeting will be held bursements. airall, Mr. Ackermann, Norbert Rosemary McMahon, Margaret Anne and the people trying to figure out reason must be assigned for the by the Marian sorority Wednesday eckius, D. J. Reinert, and Father Ralesson, Betty O'l/eary. Helen Aragon. ACCESSIBLE FUNDS — Cash in Gertrude Craft, Betty Theiler, Catherine what to do about taxes on income unexampled fanaticism of the evening, Feb. 24, at 8 o’clock. Miss ampbell. Gaughan, Betty Sue McHugh. Marjorit Golden.— The women of St. Jos­ received in the early part of this Japanese in fighting this war must Margaret Mary Goggins, president, your checking account is available to The Pueblo assembly of the Howard. Joan Maly, Marianne WtnU, eph’s parish were ho.stesse8 to a year, be assigned. and Misses Frances Millard, Ida you at all times. ourth Degrree will be re-esta^ Betty Rerls, Jeanne Remington, and record crowd of soldiers in the Mae Michaud, and Irene Michaud Mary Catherine Lachowsky. Golden USO club Sunday after­ Washington keeps telling the Fundaiflcnially, of course, it is shed, probably in March. It is country that, whatever plan is final­ a bad thing for Japan that her gov attended the Sodality union meet­ OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT NOW! oped also to have enough mem- Reservations for the press ban­ noon and evening, Feb. 14, when quet, Which -will be held in the col­ ly adopted, the first quarterly pay^ emmeni has protected and culti­ ing held in Holy Ghost hall Tues­ ers in Colorado Springs so that at least 90 young men enjoyed the Your Checking Account is always invited at thia lege dining-hall, closed Tuesday. ment on last year's income mutt be vated the .Shinto myths. But her day, Feb. 16. bank, where ail deposits are insured by the Fed­ n assembly can be set up there. refreshments served beginning at The Junior Holy Name society More than 100 students, members 4:30 p.m. Many more were pres­ made. That clears things a bit, success in building up morale has eral Deposit Insurance Q>rporation, with $3,000 of the clergy, and special guests but il does not resolve the coun­ shown what folly it is for those will hold a meeting in the school maximum insurance for each depositor. ent in the club to participate in the hall Monday evening, Feb. 22, at will attend. The formal dinner, entertainment. These women will try-wide confusion. If last year’s who have the responsibility of il. Mary’s Academy taxes are to be wiped off the books, molding public opinion in a Chris­ 8 o’clock. All the high school boys usually held in a downtown hotel, be hostesses in the USO center tian nation to allow destroyers of the parish are urged to attend. was changed this year in a patri­ Monday evening, Feb. 22, and the people want to know about it Marks Mission Week and know il now. If one quarter's of faith to go unhindered out of A social sponsored by the Daugh­ The otic effort to reduce convention plan to serve refreshments. taxes must be paid, that is what regard for a chimerical liberalism. ters of Mary sodality will be held expenses. in the school hall Friday evening, (Si. Marjr’i Academy) The Rev. Robert McMahon of St. Ann’s circle met Wednesday, they want to know. Until the whole — Paul H. Hallelt. Feb. 26, at 8 o’clock. The Junior The numerous projects of the St. Francis de Sales’ parish will Feb. 10, in the home of Mrs. business is cleared up, returns will Newnnan club and the Junior Holy cademy students in Mission week be the principal banquet speaker. Samuel Bolitho and spent the continue to trickle in. Best Friends Name society will be the guests of ’ere reported to be successful, Pledges for the Press club will afternoon in knitting for the Red Congress must take artion right American National the sodality for the social. ach class participated in some also be announced at the dinner. Cro.ss. now, nr the internal revenue sys­ Do Tell You loney-making activity. The sen- St. Agnes’ circle met with Mrs. tem will be liopelessly bogged down Friendship, like ail other fine George Scharf, Bernard Powell, Seven vacant places in the mem­ Bill Smyth, and Frank Sausa, >rs had a “ spook house’’ filled bership of 25 will be filled from Jack McDermott Tuesday, Feb. 9. by the middle of March. The treas­ and noble things in life, is not Bank of Denver •ith thrills and chills, the juniors The members are doing sewing to ury, usually definite in its recom­ maintained without a certain de­ members of the San Luis Rey club I the list of nine candidates who of the parish prior to their induc­ resented a marionette show, the have fulfilled the requirements for fill a cedar chest that they plan to mendations in the last two years, gree of sacrifice of self. The artis- LISTEN TO FULTON LEWIS, JR. tion in the army, report that army yphomores held a cake sale, and admission. These conditions are award later. They will hold a is now unwilling to take a clear Irv of the musician, the skill of the life is much to their liking and ask Daily, Monday thru Friday, 9:30 P.M., KFEL le frc.shmen gave away a dog. the mainftiinance of a B .scholastic social meeting Tuesday, Feb. 23, stand. Nothing remains but for mathematician, and the prowess of in the home of Mrs. Clarence Congress to move immediately.— ■ he athlete are not acquired hr to be remembered to the club mem­ Mothers’ Club Entertained average, and the acceptance of bers. FRANK KIRCHHOF ADOLPH KUNSMH.LER Mass was offered Wednesday, throe recognized articles for one Hokanson. C. J. McNeill. wishing, but by sacrificing. And so, cb. 17, as the spiritual activity of the three .student publications Miss Emma Romano is respons­ loo, friends may unwittingly de­ President Vice President and Cashier f Mission week by the Rev. John of Ixiretto Heights college. ible for the organization in the Give It to mand a frequent immolation of Molhers’ Club W ill Regan of the Cathedral. The 1943 candidates tre Kath­ pari.ot or an Orpheus that more distasiefni between friends than the discussing of the weakness ing Mrs. H. F, Brorame, GL. 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. Mrs. J. E. Flynn, correspondinft would spoil everything. the 8 o’clock Mass. of one? The natural inclination it 6942. ecretar^, reported messages sent “ Too busy.” Those two words to avoid everything that will hurt a 0 various members. have been the little stiletto assassins 2 Catholic Firemen of high resolves and emprises. A loved one, and it it not strange that Mother Ignatius, who suffered a Die Battling Blaze beautiful plan has leaped in with only the best frienda dare to call ESTABUSBED 8INCK t»U oot injury recently, was present light-heeled agility at some open each other to task. nd asked that all members be MORGAN, window of the mind. Our stem re­ This it a price, however,, that irged to send in their dues, be- Yonkers, N. Y.— Solemn Rc- sistance has met it at the very sill, may be asked, and il is one that ause the annual dinner will be [uiem Masses were offered for and it has perished before it has true friends do not hesitate to pay. LEIBMAN ispensed with this year. She also ames A. Kane, Jr. and 'Thomas F. The American Fixture Co. had lime to cry out or throw up a Nothing will cement a friendship Manafactaren at sked that broken rosaries be sent Corbalis, who perished fighting a defense. "Too busy" can knock in so fast, nothing will more surely her in order that she may re- 0 fire. They were the first to die the head all the plana that “ too lest its geniiinrness. A watery and HICKEY CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS air them and give them to battling a blaze since the Yonkers poor" leaves alive and moving. Il friendship will fail beneath such an oldiers. CHURCH FURNITURE fire department was organized. is supposed to be the final and onslaught, but a true friendship Insurance Since 1897 Mrs. Frank Kemme was a guest Extreme Unction was administered crushing retort to any one who will bloom beneath il. Such, at BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES William E. Barrett (abov-e), to the two firemen by Father Ed­ asks us to do anything. I . . , f the society. noted Denver author, who will ad­ least seemed to be the meaning of mund P. Whelan, who arrived at The value of a human life to a the words Christ added, “If he 752 Gas Jk Eleetrie Bldg. MiUtcork of All Kindt Mrs. G. O’ByTTie was appointed dress the student press convention the fire in time to aid in rescue hairman of the committee on ar- human world it determined by the [the erring one] listen to thee, Feb. 19 on “Technical 'Tricks of work after a floor fell in and business it chooses. Some people ! TA. 1395 FRANK KIRCHHOF 1232 ARAPAHOE ST. angements for future meetings. Writing.** thou hast won thy brother.” — Rev. trapped the men. ajre ao much engaged in a retUesa Edward A. Breen. DENVER, COLO.

ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Feb. 18, 1943

The Beat in Formal Opening W fiw Used PRAYER APOSTLESHIP UNIT OFParh, ^imiicArPii ST. SCHOUSTICA’S ACADEMY Diree Victories the new home of Furniture CATHEDRAL SEEKS MEMBERS NEWSPAPER IS STREAMLINED ALSO NEW Scored by Abbey (Sacred H eart' Cathedral Paruh, Sam Barnett, David Lyons, How­ Canon City.— (St. Scholaatica’s Wednesday, Feb. 17. Piano num­ \ C m Ii o r C rodit By Newman Hub 1 Krt. lUI Pueblo) ard Dent, and Dan Sheehan. Academy)— This week has seen bers included “ On Skates,” Ket- The Cathedral center of the Many of the women of the par­ A FULL LINE OF the issuing of the new .streamlined terer— Mary Ann Dolan; “ Swans Apostleship of Prayer extends an ish are serving as hostesses in the school paper, the Sekolaatican, on the Lake,” Thompson, and OFFICE FURNITURE USO lounge. Among those who invitation to all the members of published by the students. This “ Swaying Silver Birches,” Leslie Wo rent Folding Chain, Card and h One Weekend are at the local club are Mmes. Of SL Francis paper, attractive in format and Banqnot Tabloa, Diahea, Silrer- the parish to become members of — Ronald Jaynes; "A Memory,” Henry McCarthy, Harry Tyson, aiming to reflect the scholastic Lang— Stella Thomas; “ Improvi- ware, anything in stock. this association. The condition for Cornelius Ducy, Clarence Oakley, Canon City.— (Abbey School)— (St. Francis Xavier’s Pariah, and social life of the school, suc­ .sation and Melody,” Brown— Established 1888 Paul Reitemeier, Vance Driscoll, memhe'rsliip is to have one’s name Pueblo) ceeds Sky Lines, which title is Katherine Tonso; “ Impromptu,” The Abbey Bears Friday, Feb. 12, M. Blatnick, Clarence Bellinger, PHONE KEYSTONE 48S2 inscribed in the register of the cen­ St. Francis’ Junior Newman club being reserved for a literary pub­ Thompson— Ellen Smith; “ Valse got off to. a good start to take the Lawrence Daveline, and Rose Red- OPEN PEOU I A. H. TO t P. U. ter and to promise to recite daily gave a Valentine party for mem­ lication. The first issue, which Impromptu,” Uperaft, and “ Papil- measure of the Penrose Beavers, wine and Misses Jeane Findle, the Morning Offering. Mrs, Susie bers and guests on the evening of celebrates Catholic Press month, lons,” Leslie— Anna Marie Han­ 40-26. Outside the first few min­ Young is the secretary. The pro­ Jennie Pingatore, Margaret bears a congratulatory letter son; "Andante Cantabile,” Tschai- Keeney, Bernice Ducy, Ruth Car- Feb. 18. Music was furnished by V P t x i T v n moters are Ruth Seiter, Jane Rior- from the Most Rev. Joseph C. kovsky, and “ Arkansaw Traveler,” utes, when the Benedictines took son, ^nd Louise Hill. Johnny Cox’s orchestra and re­ dan, Anna Heshion, CMelia Mraz, Willging. both aiTanged for two pianos by at Franklin a 12-point lead, the teams matched The Blue Spruce club, a Cath­ freshments were served. and Mrs. Anna Driscoll. Edward Elich of the United The staff Jncludes Marian Sel- Oliver Dungan— Anna Marie Han­ Feb. 10th each other bucket for bucket. Mc- olic girls' organization, met in the din and Anne Mornar, co-editors. Because of food conditions, the States army and Bart Elich of the son and Katherine Tongo. Vocal OPEN FOR BUSINESS GLAND DISEASES Callister was high-point man for home of Jennie Pingatore Monday Altar and Rosary society will take navy were home on furlough in Assisting the'm are Maria Gomez, numbers were “ The Rose,” Clokey, ALL WEEK :ioeDr.RWFORSTERnC] evening, Feb.^8. Joan Price, Catherine Tonso, Bar­ and “ My Love’ s an Arbutus,” the Beavers, while Sobba and Cos- up a silver offering in March in Mrs. Ella Doran has been con­ the past week. Edward is stationed tigan shared honors for the Abbey, place of the annual fish dinner. in Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Bart bara Phillips, and Ellen Smith. Irish air— Stella Thomas; “ Slum­ fined to St. Mary’s hospital for Marguerite Miller, Antoinette Ma- ber Song,” Gretchaninoff, and The Broncos, the intramural Mrs. R. E. Allen is in charge of the past few weeks. William Jahn is in training in San Diego, Calif. ( .oiiiplrli’ iinr DIaiMn, TitMli, arrangements. T h e sanctuary Sodality to Meet Feh. 24 done, Catherine Lynch, Mary “ The Wind Speaks,” Grant-Schae- Bpl M< [V OhUMl. CtUilrt. champs, came out on the short end has been ill in his home, 516 W. Jane Segelke, Margaret Fisher, fer— Betty Jane Rider; “ By the Vriirli*-* for i Inirrli nml SirttH, itBMtiw. ttuaiii. aiiii workers for February are Mraes. 12th, the past week, , The Young Ladies’ sodality will MAMiir tM IM rmm. Imn iM of a 32-20 count with the Penrose Betty Goehl, Sera Gold, and Mary Bend of the River,” Edwards— |n,< thMM. Maw*, SL Cecelia's circle met in the hold its second meeting of the It*, lit ■* »»i«. Merchants in the preliminary. Ann Dolan are the reporters. Ellen Smith; “ Little Boy Blue,” A. P. R AG\EH MI libMi, inti M taai home of Mrs. Stella Pursell Feb. 8. month on Feb. 24. Election of offi­ Mtri nanw. Mollelo was high-point man for the cers will be followed by a party for Helen Fassler is business manager, Nevin— Betty Goehl; “ Such a Lil’ Merchants, while Noll, Espinosa, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hoechenauer and Edith Paulson has charge of Fellow,” Dichmont— Lolita Gar­ Ciiiirc’li Gfltods Uo. of Tulsa, Okla., have been visiting the members. and Marron shared honors for the Altar Society in the circulation. Marjorie McDon­ cia; “ Because,” d’Hartelot— Kath­ ) tnu tiK, isn «aTW it. in the homes of Mrs, V. J. Driscoll The pupils of SL Francis’ school locals. ald, Rosemary Merlino, and Rose­ ryn Church; “ All Through the and Mrs. Joseph Hochenauer. held a Valentiqe party Feh. 12. mary Comfort are typists. Night,” Welsh air, and “ A Mem­ On Saturday evening, Feb. 13, Cpl. James Dent, son of Mr. and Both beautiful and comic valen­ the Golden Bears were again Glee Club Gives Concert ory,” Ganz— Lois Kanable; “ Ich Mrs. Howard Dent, 813 Greenwood tines were exchanged. Mrs. E. J. Kopine presented the Liehe Dich,” Grieg, and "My GOAL trapped by the strong Bear Axle La Junta Meets street, is with the fleet marine Press Month Observed Yolvra to Enjoy team of Pueblo, 51-39, but showed Glee club in “ An Hour of Charm” Hero,” Strauss— Patricia Deppen. IMPERIAL, COLUMBINE, force in San Diego, Calif. On Thursday afternoon, Feb. 18, for ladies’ night in the Men’s Uni­ Por iddad pluiurt, •nurtain at tha improvement over the 54-20 lacing Recent visitors were Mrs. John WADGE, CENTENNIAL, La Junta.— St, Ann’s Altar and M/SgL James Keeley, Jr., has the school sodality held a meeting versity club Feb. 9. The program B. Gredig and Mrs. C. C. Wether- CoamopolJtan — PIONEER DINING they took from the same team the been on a furlough and visited his in observance of Catholic Press HARRIS, HLSVAY Rosary society met Thursday, Feb. included “ Poem,” by Fibick; "Ma ill, Del Norte; Mrs. Gerald Phillips, ROOM . . week before. Snyder of the Pueblo sisters, Marie Keeley, Mrs. Walter month. Topics for discussion were STOKER C(f ALS 0 0 F P B B team was high-point man for the 11, in the parish clubrooms with Curly Headed Baby,” by Clutsam; Center; Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Zim­ Pixley, and Mrs. Fred Pursell. He the Catholic press and the feasts "Three Blind Mice,” by Kropcyzn- merman and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Call U* for Prices SHOPPE . . . evening with 18 points, while Blind the president, Mrs. C. L. Abbott, is stationed with th ejrm y engi­ of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The BAMBOO and Costigan shared honors for the ski; "Mother Goose Suite,” by E. Chrisman, Pueblo; Joseph F. presiding. The program for the neering corps in Yuma, Ariz. S ^ meeting was presided over by the Horton; and “ Tea for Two,” by Comfort, Chicago; and Miss Patty R O O M . Rm . home team. With the score 34-32 RAY GOAL GO. Thomas Keeley is with the army in sodality prefect, Ruth Spiess. Youmans. Assisting the Glee club ommtnd th a st the end of the third quarter, year was placed in effect. Mrs. A. Rae Esmiol, San Luis Ranch PE. 4604 1165 So. Penn. England. Farm Residents Entertained were Patricia Deppen, who sang school, Colorado Springs. Cosmopolitao the Steel City team poured on the Strafuss read an interesting paper William Childers, son of Mr. and to out-of-towa heat in the last quarter to put the on the "Orinn of the Church in The monthly religious and mu­ “ Calm as the Night,’-' by Bohm, Mrs. E. Childers, 1030 W. 15th and “ A Ki.ss in the Dark,” by Her­ friandi. game in the bag. In the curtain- America.” This paper was after­ sical program for the residents of street, is with the navy aviation the County fai;m was held Feb. 14. bert; and Donna Lee Headlee; raiser, the Nips came through with wards discussed. The Rev. Leo ordinance overseas. Cosmopolitan Hotel flying colors to take the Lazy Thome spoke to the group on “ The Father Clement Gallagher spoke who gave a reading, “ Cinderella in Anthony Rausch, son of Mr. and on the necessity of prayer and Red,” by Catherine Kimball. J. & HERNDON, JR., Gan. Ilcr. Aces, an intramural team, 26-17. Stations of the Cross,” explaining Mrs. Anthony Rausch of 204 N. LOOP iUAKKLT pointed out that all can aid in win­ Albers and McKenna of the Nips how partial and plenary indul­ Santa Fe avenue, is with a bom Patriotic Dinner ning the war and restoring a true FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE were the high-point men. gences may be gained by their bardment squadron overseas. recitation. Christian peace by faithful perse­ Marks Patronal Feast Free Parking With Porchasa of 60e or Mora at 1429 Lawrenea On Sunday afternoon, Feb. 14, CapL Emmanuel Bonvicin, son On the patronal Feast of St. Prior to the meeting, the parish verance in prayer for peace and the Bears smothered St. Mary's of of Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Bon Scholastica, celebrated Feb. 10, council of the DCCW met with victory. Men’* —.__ 75a Colorado Springs, '59-14. Playing vicin, 2619 Greenwood street, is the sophomores were hostesses to Miss Mary Secora, soprano solo- without the services of four first- Mrs. Arthur De Haven, the presi­ with the air forces in Harlingen, the students at a patriotic candle­ SOLES Ladiea’ .___65e dent, presiding. Questions pertain­ isL opened the program with the string men and without their Tex. Rapiond Bonvicin is with light dinner. Guests sat at tables Hen’s —.___35o ing to the parish as well as to the the signal corps of the army in hymn, “ Jesus, My Lord, My God, coach, the Pirates were no match arranged in V shape, and at the HEELS __ 26* for the Bruins, who were red hot. diocese were presented and dis­ Alaska. My All.” Eddie and Vivian Raw- Udies’ . cussed. New linen surplices will ley played piano solos; Vivina head of the main table was placed LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP McHugh was the top man for the Judge Connelly, son of Mr. and a large blue bomber filled with ONf SIOM ONLY be purchased in the near future. Rawley play^ the piano accom­ Springs team, while Holden, Roche, Mrs. J. C. Connelly of 914 Green­ red and white carnations. In the fa tha Loop Uarkot, Lawroaeo SL flMo IN THE lo o p PUBUC M ARKn-ISm t-lAW RiNCf A parish project to reduce the paniment for a lively tap dance by (P^'JulKt .bOlO crM A .3Q 87 Blind, Costigan, and Sobba shared wood streeL is with the army en­ amateur hour that followed, a standing debt was also discussed. Eddie Rawley; accordion solos buckets for the Abbey, In the gineers in North Africa'. free will offering was accepted opener, the second-string Bears Following the general meeting of Edward Doran, son of Mrs. Elia were given by John P^tek, John the Altar and Rosary society, a Kuker, and Robert O'Neill; and an towards the purchase of Freemont lost a close one to Roosevm junior Doran and nephew of Charles county’s first bomber. high of Canon City, 30-27. social was enjoyed. Refreshments Cambron of 307 W. 10th streeL is accordion duet was presented by were served by the hostesses, Mrs. John Petek and John Kuker. The The« Glee club held its annual Nips Defeated, 18-16 surveying engineer with the Valentine cotillion Monday eve- Laboratory Testing... Guarantoes Mora Bradley and Mrs. Carey. marines in Camp EllioL Calif. program ended 'with the singing of Thursday afternoon, Feb. 11, the ing, Feb. 15, in the social room of Frederick Doran is a baker with “ Holy God, We Praise Thy Name,” DON’T FORGET Nippers lost a heartbreaker to Military Wedding* Held the academy, decorated in hearts the navy overseas. led by Miss Secora. Heat... Lass Waste... Faster, HoHar Heal Wilson junior high of Canon City Two military weddings took and potted ferns. Mrs. F-.J. Ko­ Joseph Simmons, son of Mr. and Ry« to Hava Sarviea* on Fab. 28 in an overtime game, 18-10. Al- place in the parish Saturday, Feb. pine, instructor, and Patricia Dep­ Mrs. Joseph Simmons of 2401 Rice Services in Rye will be held on ! hers of the Nips scored nine points. 6. Miss Anne Mary Lynch of New pen, president, acted as hostesses; streeL is in the army engineering Sunday, Feb. 28, instead of the ORDER COAL IVOW! ' The following afternoon the Nips York city became the bride of Lt. presiding over the refreshments Order Aliead . . . TO W *^^*** John F. Phillips with Lt. Roger corps in Fort Belvoir, Va. third Sunday. lost another close one to Roosevelt were Betty Goehl and Edna Ed­ Don't Be Caught Short McGee and Betty Majors as wit­ junior high, 27-22. McKenna led wards, who served fruit punch and The Best the Nips in' this game. In the nesses. Dorothy Vonsen of Los iced heart-shaped cakes. opener, the Nip lightweights were Angeles became the bride of Lt. ST. PATRICK’S PTA TO STAGE Music Students Give Recital Bituminous and Lignite Coals Especially Recommending EHWCHEO BREAP completely whitewashed by the Lynn Mayfield with Lt. Weck^prd Friends and students of the Roosevelt lightweights, 19-0. ■ Morgqn and Marjorie Morgan as academy enjoyed a combined voice Sunday, Feb. 21, the Bears will witnesses. CARD PARTY FEB. 22 IN HALL and piano recital given by the Wadge and Pinnacle play host to Pueblo Catholic high A new supply o f the booklet, pupils o f Mrs. E. J. Kopine Everyone needs the VINk at 3 o’clock. The Nips will tangle Novena in Honor of Our Lady of (St. Patrick's Pariah, Puablo) visited in Pueblo over the weekend. Victory, has been received and imlnt and Iren with which with Wilson junior high in the The PTA of St. Patrick’s school Mrs. Richard Mock left Pueblo E L K COAL CO. opener. copies may be procured in the rec­ Feb. 12 to join her husband, who Society to Meet 3635 Blake St. Honest Dealing Since 1897 MA. 5338 [fhit bread Is enriched ae tory. Novena services are held will stage a card party on Wash­ ia stationed in Van Buren, Ark. Intramural Loops eacli Tuesday evening at 7 :30. All IpartoFlheNation’s Health At Halfway Mark ington’s birthday, Feb. 22, in the The names of Robert Sajbel, are invited to these services. Eugene D. Coughlin, John Naughr Last week ended the first half school hall. Mrs. Ed Pettit is chair­ Friday Afternoon iMary Chase. early spring. Horseback riding is Portland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. center at Avon Park, Fla. His sis Will Rogers Field. Carl Shope, Jr., went to Denver a new feature this year and the Fred Solano, became the bride of ter, Patricia, who is a student James Raymond Pettit, son of Feb.. 11 to complete his enlistment boys ride every “ ay but Wednes­ Cpl. Robert Trujillo of Denver nurse in Glockner sanatorium, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Pettit, was as flying cadet in the army air day and often take long rides to Feb. 6 in St. Benedict’s church. The a Colorado Springs, also visited in baptized Feb. 14 by the Rev. WR forces. From Denver he was sent the ranch for weekends. The stu­ Rev. Dominic Sclafani, O.S.B., offi­ Pueblo over the weekend. liam D. McCarthy. Phillip Beau to San Antonio, Tex. dents have now been taught all the ciated and celebrated the Nuptial Mrs. Margaret Schiller and Mrs. vais and Miss ^arah Higgins were John A. Chambers, a warrant of­ fundamentals of riding and most High Mass. the sponsors. ficer in the army’s fourth head­ of them can handle a horse as well Attending the couple were Rosa G. F. Huber left Feb. 11 for Tuc­ quarters district, came from Den­ as most cowboys do. and John Solano, cousins of the son, Ariz., to attend the funerals of Mrs. Schiller’s two brothers, ver to spend Sunday, Feb. 14, with The new system adopted by the bride, and Emma De Tello, flower girl James W. and Michael C. Murphy. his aunt, Mrs. Leo Driscoll. school this year is popular with C D . of A. Parley Announcement has been made Mrs. Trujillo is a beauty operator Prayers for the repose of their both boys and parents. Father souls were offered at all Masses of the approaching marriage of Augustine LaMarche, O.S.B., head­ in Colorado Springs and will con­ on Sunday. Owen Faricy of St. Leander's par­ master, reports that many in­ tinue with her profession. CpE Held in Durango ish and Miss Cecelia Mae Spit:jjjc Trujillo, son of Mr. and Mrs. N Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carr of quiries have been coming into his of St. Patrick’s parish. office from all over the United R. Trujillo of I^enver, studied 110 E. Grant street are the parents of a boy, bora Feb. 7 in Durango.— (SL Columba’s Par States. pharmacy in Denver university for 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION St. Mary’s hospitid. ish)— The C. D. of A. held their three years, and is now stationed in business meeting Wednesday eve In every one of our telephone Camp Carson, where he is in the Miss Sarah Higgins of Denver ning, Feb. 10, In the parish hall Diocese of Pueblo To LINCOLN medical division. He will soon at­ exchianges there is a service em« E . IH . W . at 8 o’clock. The meeting was Feb. 21, Sepluagenima Sunday— OMAHA • CHICAGO tend an officer candidate school followed by an interesting “ ques Rocky Ford, St. Peter'*. " Altar Society Meet* bleip dedicated to the *621 m en' RUGS & FURNITURE tion box,” which brought out many 9TOVK AND KURNACB PARTS 8TIU. Lv. 1i45,4i00 and 9iOO pm The monthly meeting of the Altar points for discussion. The next Second Round of AVAILABLE—DOST WAIT and women who worked-beside . Get All Other Price*, then See U* and Rosary society was held Feb session will study the organiza­ 11 in the rectory, with Miss Mary tion’s constitution. GEO. A. PULLEN us until they went into Uncle To ST. JOSEPH 2141 So, Headway SP. 5891 Ann Smith, president, presiding Funeral services for William Sam’s armed forces to fight for KANSAS CITY Since the society is affiliated with STOVE & FURNACE the National Council of Catholic Pueblo League Paulek, who passed away Feb. 9 ST. LOUIS Women, a round-table discussion of in a local hospital, were held Fri­ REPAIR COMPANY liberty and freedom. “ Call to Service” was the main day morning, Feb. 12, in St. Co­ 1311 Lawreac. StrMt MAIn « 7 » L». 1.45 pm topic dealt with. lumba’s church, the Very Rev. F. TABOR 1321 DENVER. COLO. Our prayers and hopes go W A V E Arrive* Horn* P. Cawley officiating. Mr. Raulek, '■on Slate Announced 66, is survived by three daughters with them wherever they are. Miss Viola Valenzano, a member T^CASPER of the WAVES, arrived home Feb, and one son, two brothers, and a THE C. G. GILL number of nephews and nieces. BILLINGf 11 on a two-day furlough following A meeting of Pueblo parochial We who remain on the job, her graduation Feb, 8 in Blooming­ league officials was held in Sa­ St. Columba's school children ENGRAVING GO. lv. BtOO pm are busy rehearsing for their an­ speeding an increasing volume ton, Ind. She was a member of cred Heart orphanage Feb, 12 to WEDDING 8TATI0NEBT nual school play, which will take the first class of WAVES store­ draw up the second round schedule Star* Domnike, Prep. of vital war messages from one keepers to be graduated from the place on March 12. of the basketball season. Repre­ 1751 Champa Su MAIn 304« WMmMI HAW. ntOOiSTIONt U. S. naval training school of In senting the schools were Sister M. The Rev, William Morrin, whose comer of the nation to the other, diana university. Miss Valenzano Desideria and Sister Evelyn, Sa­ picture was reproduced in the Reg­ 'ir Travel doting the middle of the left for Bloomington, where she cred Heart home; the Rev. Urban ister of Feb. 12, was pastor of St.' are backing them up to the best week, thos avoiding wedc-end will be assi^ed to service. travel peaks. Schnitzhofer, O.S.B., St. An­ Columba’s church, Durango, from of our ability. Mrs. Marie Vernetti and daugh thony’s; the Rev. Clement Galla­ July 16, 1894, to Jan. 2, 1898. -A Secure ticketa well in advance ter, Mrs. J. V. Silengo, are spend gher and John Rosales, St. Fran­ and accept acoommodationa **Therc’» Something Joseph Brandiger, who left INVITATIONS ' We all look forward to that ing some time in Hot Springs, N cis Xavier’s; the Rev. Patrick Regis college, Denver, in January ANNOUNCIMINTf avaflable. J f plana are changed, ABOUT Flower* ...” Mex., where Mrs. Silengo •will take Stauter, St. Patrick’s; and John to join the air forces and who thrilling day when the telephone cancel reeervation immediately. treatments. "Y u . thtr* art lota of appreciated aift* Robida, St. Mary’s. made a record as an athlete, both A Travel light. Take onlv necM- . . . but there'! (omethina about flowers Mrs. Bert De Felippe has moved After much discussion regard­ in Denver and in Durango, is a iDowu'inBow^v wires wiU sing with the message, sary Inggage aboard the train. that expresses sentiment more than to Climax for the duration in order 1//I AwenieoAL leriRzo** lACii anything else In the world. They msk* ing cutting down (he schedule, it Durango boy. The young athlete A L> piatming trip*, allow for to be near Mr. De Felippe’s work. “ Ours is the Victory,” and our you feel that aomebody really carta was decided to run a full second was graduated from the Du­ poenblf^elays. war traffic baa about you." She has closed her beauty shop and iirnniTT'f =!imtMfNGtiAV{« round beginning Feb. 21 and run­ rango high school in 1941. He is the rign of way. rented her home. She was formerly < MCnnl 11 5 fi/s /5- sr folks and yours will he coming ning for five Sundays to end on now stationed in Jefferson Bar­ Advance fanning ia highly im­ Miss Cecilia Vento, March 21. The play will be be­ racks, Mo. home again. portant. Bnriington repreaenta- BRIGHT SPOT tween six teams. The seventh Hand Made! tiVea are available for travel advice; 2 More Parish Schools team of the first round. Sacred Sam Ferdinando is reported on yon can profit by the oonnaei of Flower Shop Heart Cathedral, withdrew from the sick list. Mrs. Ferdinando and WOODEN February 1, 1943. travd esperta. ^ Raise Minute-Man Flags competition. Various grade school son, Sammy, who had been quite Joaephine at 5th ill of the flu, are much better. W. JOHNSON, Oa««ral >na*»aa«f AgMl tournaments will probably infringe SHOES r. The Columbian Squires have 17Hi odd Champa KayatO"* I Los Angeles.—Two more arch- on this schedule so that some EM. 2745 been rei^anized and a new chap­ diocesan schools have raised min­ changes will be nece8sa^3^, J o p D L H 0 % ute-man flags indicating 100-per­ The games on Sunday, Feb. 21, ter will be initiated soon. cent participation in the sales of will bring together St. Francis’ war stamps and bonds. St. Col- and St. Mary’s at 1 p.m. St. Lean- DR. W . PR ITZ lOHtXllll Tlis Mountain StatM Totephone and Telegraph Co. nmbkille’s school, of which the Rev. der’s and St. Anthony’s, who a. Noel Dillon is pastor, raised $13,- teamed up for a close contest Feb. And .Associates •tra.1 *r ‘T w .r . Prtesd low. 000 during the past year, suffi­ 14, will repeat the performance at Dentists cient to purchase 15 jeeps. St. 1:46 p.m. 'St. Patrick’s and Sa­ SILVER FRONT IN llth StrtH IIU litb Strsat Paul’s Bcnool, the Rev. Thomas cred Heart home, winner and run­ KEnUa* Sm TAbsr l»> SHOE REPAIRING Blackwill, pastor, also went over ner-up in first round play, will DENVER. COLORADO 1231 IITH STREET the top. I clash in the feature game at 2:30.

4 ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Thursday, Feb. 18, 1943 Office, 938 Bannoclc Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN

flPIRITVAL 205 Soldier-Students PROTECTION tor BOOK REVIEW FEATURE OF FOR 00 0 AND COUNTRY Attend Catholic College SERVICE K A ALL MEN Sister Patricia Bible SbouU Be Honor Roll of the Men and MEN an d b o y s New Orleans. — Daily army GRAND JUNCTION MEETING Women in Service* From the trucks bring 205 soldiers to Loyola CRUaFORM Combination of Diocese of Pueblo University of the South for their MEDAL SCAPULAR t classes in the chemical warfare with Extra 1$ Apiated to Grand Junction. — Members of moualy elected to office of histor­ Read Every Day, (* Indicates missing in action, died or killed in service.) Haavy and b St. Joseph’s Altar society held a ian, left vacant by the departure of school. They lino up, march to Durable social meeting Thursday, Feb. 11, Miss Marian Conley to Denver. classes in Marquette hall, and then Chrome MI- in the school hall, with Mmes. There was a large attendance at The publication of the official honor rolls of the parishes go to the stadium for practical ap« Platad RACU- J4-INCH Elizabeth Jachetta, C. Colosimo, the annual parish dinner, which of the diocese will appear in the Register as often as space plications. CHAIN LOUS Direct Hospital featured a victory motif this year. Says Ordinary McCord, Sam Pantuso, and Phil­ Complata permits. lips as hostesses. The dinner was served Sunday Program feature of the after­ evening, Feb, 14, in the school 00 y S t Chrittophar (Continued From La$t Page) (Conthvusd From Last Pags) • St. Patrick’s Parish, Pueblo n srd Felix, O.S.B., of Conception, noon was a book review given by hall. Mrs. Elder, Altar society Deity Itself as manifested to us in WALSENBURG C D V C h o l y p ic t u r e w it h Mrs. Frank Prinster, Sr., who re­ president, and her various com rKEiEi EARLY ORDERS Mo. In his comments Father John Its Second Person, and secondarily Very Rev. Joseph F. Higgins Linus O’Leary viewed Our Hearts Were Young mittees were in charge. Proceeds it expresses every external mani­ UNIVERSAL CHimCH GOODS Liciotti termed these playlets im John M. AasUrud Robert D. O’Leary (U SN ) Box 415, Dapt, “ 8," Chieafo, HI. pressivo and admonished the chil­ and Gay, by Cornelia Otis Skin­ of the dinner will be used by the festation of the wisdom of God to dren to continue in this same reli- ner and Emily Kimbrough. Altar society to help defray ex­ His rational creatures. Bert R. Anderson (AAF) Louis Oraaem rious apirit especially after they Refreshments were served. penses of 1943 projects. Musicians John C. BalTer, Jr. Joseph Ottiuo ----- WOULD YOU — "Search the Scriptures, for you William Painter leave the orphanage. The next meeting will be held who played during the dinner were Bernard J. Balias LIKE TO BECOME A LAY BROTHER? Katheryn Keegan, piano; Evelyn think in them to nave life ever­ Dallas Fargo Unfug-Peet Mortuai Wonid you Ilka to eonsacrata younielf to Feb. 25 in the home of Mrs. E. J. lasting, and the same are they Proceeds of the Holy Childhood Tebedo, violin; Jackie Holland, Peal Belles William M. Fargo (USN) God aj a laiy Brother, devotin* your Ufa to association’s party amounted to Clegg, 1437 Ouray. Program topic. that give testimony of Me” (John prayer and work In tim paaca and oulat of Prophets and Our Times by the accordion; Ros^ie Morgan, saxo­ Vincent F. Belles Gfro J. Pillitteri (U SN ) 111 EAST n rT B STREET tha Monaatary? SI 6.12. Twenty-five dollars was phone; and Bobbyjo Schaeffer, V , 39), “ Search ye diligently in Dominic J. Pillitteri (U SN ) If you know, a trade, plaea It ta tha collected in the mite boxes to ran Rev. R. Gerald Cuileton, will be Rteherd Belleweg drums. the Book of the Lord and read” Bruno Pretti (U SN ) FUNERAL DIRECTORS Mrvlea of God I It you are not akllled In a .som five pagan babies. The chil­ reviewed by Mrs. J. W. Colliton. (Is. xxxiv, 16). And again; “ Let Rath Inea Belleweg (W A A C ) trade, wa ahall ba clad to teach you one. In a recent meeting of the Altar John W . Provenzano AND MOI dren expect to ransom four more not the Book of the Law depart Davalop whaterar tood hi in you for God’t society, a reading was given: Mrs. Navy Flyer Back Bernerd J. Bellego (USM C) Alfred Reilly Came. Write for our booklat. “Tlje pagan babies before the close of from thy mouth, but thou shalt Jack Daly, “ Beautiful Hands of a From South Pacific Albert J. Belter, Jr. Joseph F. Reilly Ttlspbeotsi Oltics 19, Rsqldcn^ Salvatorian Brothar." the school term. meditate upon it day and night VERY REV. FATHER PBOVINCUL Priest.’ ’ Paul R. Rooney (U SN ) Lt. C. P. (Sam) Muckenthaler, that thou mayest observe, and do Estel G. Belter Soeiaty of tha Dirina Sarior, Salyatoriaa Mrs. Mariano Orduna spent the Mrs. Alice Holland was unani Eugenia D. Rozheril (AN C ) Seminary, St. Naxiana, Wii. Grand Junction, brother of Gus Merl S. Belter weekend visiting her five children all the things that are written in John Roaboril (A A F ) in the orphanage. Since the death Muckenthaler, 138 White avenue, it: Then shalt thou direct thy way Eugene J. Beaeker (Nevv Const. has returned tp the United States Guilford G. Rudolph (U SN ) of her husband, Mariano Orduna, and understand it” (Is. i, 8). Div.) Dr John Sabo after seven months of fighting in “ These words, which I command in 1941. Mrs. Orduna has been Edwerd A. Boedecker, Jr. (A A F ) Russel Sabo ROCKY FORB working hard to support and edu­ IBBiy IBMNBS the South Pacific thee this day, shall be in thy heart; Aleysias J. Boggs Mortin Sebade (USCG) Enroll Now cate thwe children. They have at­ Lt. Muckenthaler is a veteran of and thou shalt tell them to thy children, and thou shalt medi­ Howard L. Boggs David B. Schiller tended the school since Sept. 6, Pearl harbor, Midway, Coral sea, Daniel Sheehan 1942. and the Solomons. tate upon them sitting in thy house, Patrick E. Boggs (USM C) Robert B. Boggs Francis V. Sheehan (USMC) THE SACRED HEART Nuns Study First Aid and walking on thy journey, sleep- i. S. He bombed Guadalcanal before Henry J. Burick John Sheejian Ustic Funeral Homs itag and rising” (Deut. vi, 6-9). Sisters Ermelinda, Amata, and the marines landed there. Walter F. Sherback .\nd by the Beloved Disciple: Rieherd Byers 305 N. 8th Street Phone 3-J MASS LEAGUE Raynold have completed the second 'Lt. Muckenthaler attended George Simony term of the first aid course and Blessed is he that heareth and John R. Caten Ita mambaii (both lirlng and daeaaaadi Grand Junction high school in Arthur H. Chevea (USM C) Jacob Simony PRIVATE AHBULAN'CB •hare in the rich apirituai banaflto of • e eligible for the advanced readeth the words of this prophecy, his junior year, 1936-37. and keepeth those things that are Frank Conway John Simony (A A F ) UOItUBIENTS — FLORIST Maaa laid daily, to the and of tima. aa- course, which should begin in William S, Sims paelally for tha membeia of tha Laaauo March. He has been commended for his written in it” (Apoc. i, 3). John D. Cooper (itSN ) For information write i ' William A. Cooper (A A F ) John H, Sneddon part in rescuing a naval officer and St. John expresses the mind of THE PRIESTS OF THE ‘ SACRED Canon City.— (Abbey School)— two enlisted men who were George J. Cox (USM C) , William S. Sneddon HEART. Baerod Hoatt Mioaion Honaa ACCW in Los Angeles The second Abbey alumnus to God in even more forceful lau Den H. David (A A F ) Ambrose Spitxer stranded on a small island after guage:. “ I heard a voice from Sta. Maria. (U speak on a general assembly pro- one of the battles near Guadal­ Thomas Davit (USM C) Francis J. Sterner Extends Red Cross Work heaven again speaking to me, say­ John R. Stovall Loa Angeles.— With the opening ram since Christmas was Lt. canal. Felix C. DiPelme (A A F ) LA JUNTA anzo, who visited the school Feb. ing: ‘Go, and take the book that Henry J. Dornbusch Emmet C. Sullivan of new and commodious headquar­ Lt. Donald E. Spam, son of Mr. is open, from the hand of the Ivan J. Sullivan PROTEGTIOH FOR ters here the Archdiocesan Coun­ The subject of his lecture was and Mrs. Ted Spam, Grand Junc­ Emmet E, Durkin “ What the Army Air Forces Have angel who standeth upon the sea Francis B. Durkin Clement B. Thompson SERVICE MEN cil of Cathoyc Women is rapidly tion, recently completed a special and upon the earth. And I went Edwin Thompson expanding ita war activities under Meant to Me.’’ He is the first gen­ course of instruction in the army John C. Ehlan and eral assembly speaker in many to the angel, saying unto him that Howsrd J. Ekiund (A A F ) George J. Tucker (A A F ) OPERA HOUSE the direction of the president, Mrs. signal corps’ school in Camp Mur­ he should give me the book. And All Men and Boys George P. Felkenstein (USN) John N. Venditti (USN) • J. Selby Spurck. The major por­ phy, Fla. he said to me; Take the book and Raymond Vertal (A A F ) PHARMACY tion of the activities is being car­ Dr. John B. Farley (USN) CRUCIFORM MEDAL Raymond H. DeRose, son of Mr. eat it up. It shall make thy stom­ Joseph T. Feiule (A A F ) John K. Walsh (USMC) FEESB DRUOS-POXn7TAIN SERVICE ried but in co-operation with the and Mrs. Albert DeRose of this ach bitter, but in thy mouth it will Patrick J. White Combination of American Red Cross. Anthony Fear Phone 53 city, has been promotod to cor­ be sweet as honey’ ” (Apoc. x, 8, Joseph F. FiachtI John R. Wirth Scapular and Miraculous poral and has been transferred 9). The interpretation of this pas­ Daniel J. Filler (USM C) ' Alvin M. Wuksinich (A A F ) from Lemoore, Calif., to the army sage is that the wisdom of God, as Virgil Fitagarald (USM C) St. Joseph and St. Christopher revealed to us in the ■ Scriptures, air forces technical training Francis J. Fitxpatrick (USMC) CLASSIFIED ADS school. must be assimilated into our super­ National rata tl« par word par laaoai mini- Jeffrey J. Fitxpatrick (A A F ) mnm It worda. If four or mart oonaaeotin Road Builder h natural life for its delectation, Martin J. Flannery Uauoo aro oaad, tba rata b tOa par trard par even as material food is essential Frank A. Foley Starlinc SIlTtr E X T ^ HEAVY btna Paymaot moat aaeompnny all erdara for physical life, although not com­ Ada ToealTad on Monday will oppoar la tba Home From Alaska Anthony Gribben (USN Alr- BMvr Unbraak- tTnbraakabl parable in sweetness and consola­ PUEBLO banad printad for tho following wook. tr John Dolan, son of Mr. and Instmctor) abla ChalB, 14 Starlhif S llvat Chaw, J4 laeb( roar loi^ Ragbtar far locai rataa.) Mrs. L. J. Dolan, 212 Teller ave tion. Ralph F. Gribben Inchtt loBf, aad Iona, and Star­ NURSES TRAINING SCHOOLS nue, is home for a vacation from St. Thomas a Kempis, whose John R. Gust (A A F ) Stayllng Btlvar ling SilTor Crn- ' “ Oulefc DsUveriM" MAKE UP TO nS-U WEEK aa a Trulnad Alaska a n d British Columbia, Imitation is regarded as being William H. Gust, Jr. (USN) DUlVDEE Cnielfarm Htdal clform MadaL Practical Nona. Lcam quickly at boma where he has for some months past quasi-inspired, and who grasped Earl G. Hanley (USN) -Careful DruggUu" Booklat Froa, Chicago Seltool of Nunlng, been employed in the engineering toe inner meaning of Holy Writ CLEANERS Sc Dapt. R-t, Chicago. Francis J. Hanley (USN) department in the construction of as few other spiritual writers did, R. J. Harseh (A A F ) DYERS The K'D PHARMACY Pries Complata PriM Campittt OLD GOLD WANTED Sa.OO Peat- $ 8 .00 Paat- the Alaskan highway. does not hesitate to make a strik­ Barnard Hayden IStb a EUnbtth SU. Phoa* lU I Broadway • Arcade Bldg. P. E. WYNDLB, Prop. paM. pald. GOLD lU OUNCE MAIL OLD GOLD Mrs. Tom Palmer arrived in ing parallel be^een the Sacred Thomas V . Healy (A A F ) 1349 East 8lh Taath, DIamonda, Jawalry, watebaa—raeairt WE RETURN EVERYTHiNG EOT Grand Junction for a visit with Writings and the very Eucharist Anthony J. Hoffmann THE DIRT Phones 69*70 Phone 734S eaib by rttam malt Sattataettoii goaran. itself (Book IV, ix, 4), and re Ordar by Ordar 1 taad. Fra# Information. Paramount Gold her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Francis Hoffmann Kombar, Numb Rafining Co. liOO-B Haaoapln, Minna- DeMerschman. Mrs. Palmer, the gards both as essential supernat­ Helen Hoffmann (AN C ) No. t( No. I apolla, Minn. ural food for the soul. “ For I per­ former Miss Betty DeMerschman, John S. Hogan Compliments of PHOTO FINISHING is en route to Louisville, Ky., to ceive,” he says, “ two things to be Edson J. Holland Yoar Business Is Appreciated particularly necessary for me in FREE ON EARLY ORDERS ROLLS DEVELOPED — Two baantiful join her husband, who is in the William J. Hughes SI. Marys Hospital Baautifol ixT-tneh Pletura, Madonna of tba Donbla Weight Profcaaionat Enlargamanti Lt. Hanse army, this life, without which it would Albert J. Hund The Palace Drug Co. Llllaa. Sultabla tor Framing, S Never Fade Dcekla Edga Printa, tSc. be insupportable to me. Whilst Edward A. Hunyada (U SN ) Conducted by CENTURY PHOTO SERVICE U Croam Miss Louise Roessler, yeoman I am detained in the prison of this CATHOLIC SERVICE GUILD Wliconaio, months who has been able to hold third class in the SPARS, women’s Mahlon Hunyada (USM C) THE REXALL STORE Peat Offlea Box No. ITS the perfect attention of the boys body, I acknowledge myself to stand James G. Jackson Sisters of Charity Ckleago liUnolt DISCRIM IN ATING CAMERA FANS— auxiliary of the coast guard, is in need of two things— namely, PhOnea 27-28 406 N. Main Sl SAVE 60c FOR 40 DAYS ONLY I Clip for an entire hour. Albert J. Jarman 411 Qnlncr PhoM 4TM spending a few days here visitin food and light. Unto me then, thus thti ad, tend with your nacativa and only Lt. Hanzo attended the Abbey her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Richard F. Jerman tl tor tplandid txlO CoIorad-BDlargamant, school from 1937 to 1941. He was weak and helpless, Thou hast given Richard R. Johnston (USMC) When buying from the Dry Monntad. Roll daaolopad and Ntrtr. Roessler. I editor of the school paper, the Thy sacred Body for the refresh­ Joseph A . Joswiak firms advertising in this Fada Raytona Printa or 2 Printa of aaeb Miss Roessler has just completed good negatiTt, ZSe. RAY'S PHOTO Chronicle; was also active in dram­ ment both of my soul and body, Joseph Kahanic, Jr. ROBERT S. FARICY paper, please mention that 3EIRVTCE Dant 48-F, I.,a Croasa. Wla. atics; and was also one of the or­ four months’ training in the and Thy word Thou hast set as Richard J. Katadorn (USN) ganizers of the Sjouth Central So­ WAVES in Oklahoma A. and a lamp to my feet Without these Paul Kauffman MONUMENTS - you saw their advertise­ SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE Stillwater, Okla., and has trans­ two, I should not be able to live, MAJOR dality union. Origintfily from Bernard R. Kelly GRAVE MARKERS NtniSE M WISHES PLACE AS PRIESTS' ferred to the SPARS. She will go for the word of God is the light of ment. HOUSEKEEPER, Exparianea and rafer. Geveland, 0., he is at present with E. M. Kelly aneaa. Box 1606A. THE REGISTER. a fighter squadron in March Field, East in a few days for further my soul and Thy sacrament the N. A . Kirseht (U SN ) 707 S. Main St. . Phone 260Chipeta Word must insure our constant John K. Moore (USM C) come to know and love Christ by chapel is the heart and the center Heart ...... Richard Moore (USN) of missionary activity and success. 0.35 venue, a student in St. Joseph’s growth in holiness and our ulti­ reading His Gospels. The people of GARDNER—Sacred Heart ...... 2.96 !chool, goes the $6 prize for a Donald R. Moylan (A A F ) Will you build a mission chapel? GRAND JUNCTION—SI. Joaeph’a 20.00 mate union with Him in a state of omoAu Russia need such spiritual aid and garden slogan to promote the grow Ralph L. Neary You can select the name. The Holy GUNNISON— St. Peter’a ___ 20.00 constant love and_jurer service. PHOTOafRA^f comfort. To help them, the Holy HOLLY— St. Joaeph’a ______2.10 ing of victory gardens this year. He has ^iven us His revelations John J. Neelan (USM C) Father will have it built where LA JUNTA— See has undertaken to publish the Out of a long list of slogans sub­ Robert G. Ninick (USMC) U* t . AWMV most needed. Our Lady of Guadalupe...... recorded in Holy Writ as our guide . New Testament in the Russian mitted by students in the various John J. O'Bart (A A F ) St. Patrlek’a ...... 20.86 to perfection and salvation. To •lONAL CORPf language, and to place the Gospel YOUR*REPLY LAMAR— St. Francia da S ila a '„ 10.00 schools over this city and county, reject them by neglect and inat­ in the homes of Russians, particu­ LAS ANIMAS— St. Mary’a ...... 8.00 “ Victory Garden in Your Yard We have written to many of our MANCOS— St. RiU’a ...... 6.76 tention is to reject a most fruitful Requiescant in'Pace larly of those of the household of members whose membership dues Helps Stretch Your Ration Card,” source of grace. DIOCESE OF PUEBLO the faith. MONTE VISTA—St. Joaeph’a.__ 4.60 are returnable this month. The MONTROSE—St. Mary’ a ______6.00 was selected as the most appropri, Praying that God’s Holy Spirit RICCILLO— Ur«. Joiephint, 1436 E. The Sacred Oriental Congi’ega- loss of a member is serious. Many, ORDWAY— St. Peter’a ______6.00 ate. may open our minds and our hearts loth. Pueblo, died Feb. 3 after a long m OURAY— St. Patriek’a ______7.70 illneii. Her huiband, Sam Riecillo, died W e tion appeals to. us for .funds to to date, have not replied. We pray to the infinite treasures of His carry out this plan. Thousands of PAONIA— Sacred H eart______3.46 May 7, 1942. Member of the Societlee theyVill. Remember that dues are ROCKY f o r d —St. Peter’i _____ 9.60 Chief of British Genera divine revelations, and that His of the Sacred H urt and St. Praaeii of M usi W in .. copies are needed. Will you, by only One Dollar a year. Family SALIDA— St. Joaeph’a ...... 9.00 Aititl. Survieed by three aone, Joteph word may ever be a lamp to our of Pueblo: Pn. Paical of Camp Haan. your donation of One, 'Five, membership is Five Doilar.s a year. SAN LUIS—Moat Preeioui Blood 26.86 Staff in Persia-Irak feet and a light to our paths, I beg Twenty, or a Hundred Dollars, TRINIDAD— Calif.; and Pfe. Loula of Camp Young, Forty Ma.sses are offered every Holy Trinity ...... 43.00 Has 2 Sisters in Religion to remain, Calif. Requiem Mate in Our Lady ot make possible this new edition of day for the spiritual and temporal Our Lady of Mt. Carmel...... 14.01 Very devotedly yours in Christ, Mt. Carmel ebnreh Feb. 1.2. Interment Buy Roeelawn. God's Book for poor, persecuted, welfare of those who contribute to WALSENBURG— 8t. M a ry'a___ 60.00 IS Joseph (;. Willging, spiritually starved people? Your WE8TCLIFFE-~Aaauiuptlon ....— 3.66 London.— Maj. Gen. Joseph A MOLINA— Mary, died In a local boe- our missions and enroll in our As­ Baillon, chief of the general staff Bishop of Pueblo. pltal Feb. 11. Sureleed by her hneband, W a r Bonds cnarity will win heavenly approval. sociation. Antonio Molina, aad one eon, John of the Persia-Irak command, has Gallegoi, both of the family home, 302 irom income. ST, PETER IN ANTIOCH FOR THE*MORROW two sisters here who are nuns. Gen, W. Northern, Pueblo. Rotary a e^ eei If Yeu Saffer Oistrest Froa Baillon, who was educated in St Mission Honors Given Feb. 12. Interment Roielawn. February 22, the birthday of the No Mission can last or expand PEARSON—Charlee, 1719 W. 13th. Father of Our Country, is also the unless workers are provided for PKillip's school, has come up Pneblo. Difd Feb. 13 in a local hoi- Feast of the Chair of St. Peter, the the future. Among our many ac through the ranks in the military Pneblo High Students pltal. ' Requiem Mate in the Cathedral first Holy Father of Christendom, service. He joined up as a private __ <__ of the Sacred Heart Feb, 14. Interment tivities none is more important FEMALE Rotclawn. -> Protect yourself against in Antioch. St. Peter ruled at Anti­ than the training of young men for for service in World War I in (Continued From Last Page) och for about eight yekrs before the priesthood. It costs One Hun­ 1915. of the high school combined to high housing costs by he went to Rome,, where he guided dred Dollars a year to house and WEAKNESS give their first, joint concert of the 1st Catholic Head of owning your home thru the Church on earth until his mar- train a young man for the mission­ year the evening of Sunday, Feb. Aad Waat Tt Islld Up M Blaed 83-Year-Old Franciscan our low-cost home fi­ tpdoni. Antioch is one of our mis­ ary priesthood. That all may share U at such times you suBer psln, Ured. Brother Dies in Brooklyn 14, in the school auditorium. Sis­ Navy Chaplains Dias sion centers in Syria. Ask our mis­ in this work we have a Students’ nerrous {eellncs. distress of "Irregu- ter Mary Rita, milsic supervisor, nancing plan. May we U. S. Amy Machine Gun Crew IsrlUea''—due to functlonsl monthly sionaries to offer Holy Mass for Support Club. Membership is and Rafaello Cavallo, Pueblo brer on ]riana dropping bomba. disturbances — start st once — try tell you all about it? the welfare of the Church in per­ Twelve Dollars a year, or a Dollar Lydls E Plnkham's Compound TAB­ Brooklyn.— Brother Alexis Hy­ symphony director, arranged the Philadelphia.—The Rev, Edward secuted lands. a month. ) LETS (with added Iron)—so helpful land, 83-year-old Franciscan, who prografiir A chorus of 60 mixed Aloysius Duff, J58, first Catholic to relieve such distress because of their sootblnp effect on one o t tcom- died here, was a teacher in Brook voices presented three selections, priest to head the chaplains in the an’e most important organs. lyn institutions for the past 40 in alternation with numbers played U. S. navy, died here. He retired The Railway Building Taken reculsrly — Plnkhsm'a help years. At one time he was prin by the 18-piece orchestra. from the navy in 1938 becauie tend an eommtmiofitlon* ta build up resUtsnee sfslnet tu ^ symptoms. Also, their Iron helps build cipal of the Sacred Heart acad' Soloists included Betty Kraso- physical disability and for some up red blood. Eollow label directions. emy and for 30 years had been a vich, piano; Thomas Kserchio, time made his residence in Wash Cathotic ^Hear East COelim Assodatfon For free trial bottls tear tblq^out member of the faculty of S t Leon and Loan Assn. and send with name and addrees to trumpet; Patricia Cassidy, voice; ington. For the last year he re­ ard’s academy. Failing health and William Hartman, violin. Plans sided in Philadelphia, his native 119 West 5th Phone 4900 480 texington Ave. at 4Sth 8t. New York. N. Y« the Lydia E. Ptnkham Uedlelna Co. gsa ClsTeland St. Lynn. Uaas. caused him to give up classroom include another concert some time city. He entered the n a ^ as a PUEBLO, COLORADO work 16 years ago. in the spring. chaplain in 1916. N i;w § OF THE PUEBLO DIOCESE 2 SAN PABLO YOUTHS GIVE LIVES FOR COUNTRY His First Anniversary K the Moftt Rev, Joseph C. Willsing (below). It was on F ^ . 24, 1942, Mass Sung in Alamosa for Read New Testament that Bishop Willging was consecrated first Bishop of the Southern Colo- Both Are Killed in rado see in ceremonies held in St. Helena's Cathedral, Helena, Mont., by Archbishop Amlelo Giovanni Cicognani, Apostolic Delegate to the- Daily, Says Bishep United States.— (Photo by Glenn Nichols, iSieblo) Marine Killed in Action New Guinea Theater Alamosa.— A Requiem Mass was posits. and shares are insured in song for Ralph Lucero Monday the credit gnion mutual. The morning. Feb. 14. His parents, premium is paid by credit union In Pastnral Letter Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Lucero, received earnings. In case of death or a wire from Washington that total disability, the loan balance Of War Operations Ralph was killed in action. He was is paid, and the amount of shares in the air corps of the marines. or deposits is doubled to the bene­ Message for Biblical Snnday, Feb. 21, Tells Thomas Murphy of Raton, N. ficiary. Mex., owner of the Alamosa the­ The daughter of Albert and Eva Pvt. Victor Padilla and PvL Adelmo Jara< Important Place of Scriptures in aters, was in town this week, and Lopez was given the name of details were completed for the Maria Estelle Inez in Baptism fflillo Praised for Bravery in LeHers benefit show in the Grove theater Feb. 14. The sponsors were Gil­ Every Oatbolic Homo March 2 and 3. Prizes will be bert Lopez and Theresa Martinez. given to the ones who sell the most The daughter of Fred Medina, Sent by Officers to Parents A copy of the revised edition of the New Testament tickets. sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. An­ should be in every Catiiolic home, and it should be read faith­ The parish credit union has thony Maes, was given the name San Pablo.— This community, one of the smallest in the fully and daily by every member of the family. That is the never believed in« fining delin­ of Helen Ruth Marie. The son state, has lost two of its-youths in action in the New Guinea message contained in the pastoral letter issued by the Most quent members, but rather it re­ of Robert and Leonila Medina of war theater. They are Pvt. Victor Padilla and Pvt. Adelmo wards by refunds of interest those Los Sauces was sponsored by his Jaramillo. Rev. Joseph C. Willging, Bishop of Pueblo, in preparation for who pay faithfully. It so hap­ uncle and aunt, Ernest and Jo­ the nation-wide observance of Biblical Sunday on Feb. 21. pened this past week that a wid» sephine Gonzales. The baby’s name Pvt. Padilla, 22, the son of Mr, and Mrs. Garcedan Pa­ Bishop Willging’s letter is as follows; owed mother and her son completed is David Eugene. dilla, was killed Thanksgiving day, Nov. 26, 1942, but word BISHOP’S RESIDENCE payments on their loan without de­ The Newman club of Adams of his death did not reach his parents until the last week in 415 QUINCY STREET fault and earned a refund of State Teachers’ college enjoyed PUEBLO, COLORADO $10.73. Likewise the credit union breakfast in the rectory with their January. Bom and reared in San Pablo, he enlisted in the Feb. 11, 1943. itself rceived a refund from Cuha moderator, Father Anthony Sucek. + + + army on Jan. 13, 1942, and, after TO THE CLERGY AND FAITH­ of 10 per cent of the premium paid 13 weeks’ training in Camp Rob­ FUL OF THE DIOCESE OF on loans, deposits, and shares. The e rt, Calif., was sent to Australia PUEBLO. check was $13.45. All loans, de­ anl then to New Guinea. His last letter from New Guinea was writ­ BELOVED BRETHREN: ten Nov.' 7 and was received here The 50th anniversary of the Nov. 21. One of his letters written publication of the immortal en­ USO Center in from Australia to his mother, Mrs. cyclical of Pope Leo XIII, Provi- Garcedan Padilla, said: “ We had disntissimus Deus, on the teaching Mass on Sunday on the boat and and study of the Sacred Scriptures Walsenburg Is we have Mass every Sunday up makes the better understanding of here. I received Holy Communion Holy Writ the principal topic of on Mother’s day for you, mother. The Catholic Benefit shop is the observance of Biblical Sunday to Be Provided That was the only present that I making an appeal to its generous on Septuagesima Sunday this year could give you.” friends for donations of used throughout the nation. Through clothing, furniture, and similar the pulpit and the press, the spir­ Walsenburg. — Initial plans for A Requiem High Mass was cele­ brated in the new Church of Sts. articles. This merchandise is sold itual values of the Scriptures and the establishment of a USO center to needy persons at a very low the importance of the regular in Walsenburg for the benefit of Peter and Paul in San Pablo Feb. cost, and, in cases of dire need, it reading of the inspired writings, service men who have long waits 8 for the repose of his 'soul. A is given away. The shop is under especially as recorded in the New between trains in the city were large crowd attended and received the supervision of -the Pueblo Testament, by the faithful, par­ made in a meeting of the Huer­ Holy Communion for him. deanery of the DCCW and is lo­ ticularly during the Lenten season, fano County Defense association Pvt. Padilla Has cated at 129 South Union. Accord­ will be emphasized. Feb. 9. The lounge will consist of ing to Mrs. Isabella Lynch, shop The beauty and soul-nourishing one room near th^ depot and it will 7 Brothers, Sisters chairman, all contributions will be wisdom contained in the Old and Tribute Paid to K. of C. be furnished comfortably with In a letter of sympathy to Gar­ most welcome. recreation fa cilities provided New Testaments are not entirely cedan Padilla, the boy’s father, through donations by local citi­ On Sunday, Feb. 21, from 2 to 5 unfamiliar to our people. They Gen. George C. Marshall, chief of in the afternoon, the Pueblo dean­ hear at least portions of these re­ zens. staff, wTote: “ Victor Padilla was ery will be hostess at a party to vealed writings read at the Sunday At Anniversary Dinner Chairman Sabino Archuleta of a gallant soldier whose name is the county commissioners ex­ be given in the USO center, 105 Masp. Many have cultivated the now indelibly recorded on the rolls pressed the board’s willingmvss to W. Sixth street, for the men in use of the daily Missal. But few of our nation’s honored dead. As service. Mrs. Vance Driscoll, Tribute to the work of the knights on their activities and pro- make the facilities available for have adopted the practice of read­ posed program. He spoke of the time passes, I hope you will derive president of the deanery, has asked ing the Bible habitually. And yet Knights of Columbus in the com­ the duration. Two troops of the high place occupied by the Knights Junior Catholic Daughters of some consolation in the realization the following comnuttees to serve: the Divine Author Himself exhorts munity was paid by the Most Rev. that your son gave his life so that Refreshments, Mrs. W, K. Suther­ Joseph C. Willging, Bishop of of (Columbus among Catholic lay America, under the direction- of all to know His mind and His ways others might live as free men.” land, Mrs. H, J. Tyson, and Mrs. Pueblo, and by high state officers organizations, and urged the men Mrs. Frank Mauro, Miss Dorothy letter through the contemplation to be conscious of the high ideals Besides his parents. Pvt. PadilU S. S. Wiseman; entertginment, of His revelations as they have of the knights who attended the Tallman, and Miss Martha King, Mrs. John Kukar and Mrs. A. J. dinner to celebrate the 42nd an­ of the order expressed in the will inaugurate a drive for books is survived by four sisters, Mrs, come to us in the recorded state­ pledges they took to serve the best Anastacio Garcia of Alamosa, Mrs. Rozboril. Other members of the ments of His Divine Son, His Apos­ niversary of the local council in to furnish' the library shelves in committee are Mrs. George the Vail hotel Feb. 10. interests of Church and country. the center. Pvt. Adelmo Jaramillo, left, and Pvt. Victor Padilla Irma Trujillo, Lucille, and Millie tles, and His prophets. It all is His He urged all third degree mem­ Padilla of San Pablo; and three Shearer, Mrs, L. A. Daveline, Mrs. Bishop Willging, guest of honor Word, and the “ Word of God’’ in bers to be initiated into the fourth, brothers. Robert, Ubaldo, and Or­ B. Perricone, Mrs. Oscar Casock, at the dinner, gave the principal She Is Sister Patricia Shields its primary meaning is the very or patriotic, dCCTee of the order in lando, all of San Pablo. Mrs. John Hoody, Mrs. Frank (TnrntoPagell— Column 5) address. He complimented the Krasovec, Mrs. Joseph O’Brien, ceremonies to be held in Denver, Pvt. Jaramillo, 22, the son of Mr. Mrs. E. A. Peterson, Mrs. Joseph Feb. 21, that they might better as­ and Mrs. T. C. Jaramillo, was sist in the work of the diocese by pyiBLO crane Robida, and Mrs. C. C. Bellinger. Former Pjieblo Orphan Is killed Dec. 13, according to word taking part in the ceremonial func­ received by his parents three Appearing on the program in the Men’s Choir of Cathedral tions of the Church. afternoon will be SL Mary’s cadets, weeks ago. Before enlisting in the who will perform military drills. Greetings from the state council army he was a member of the and a talk on the work of the John Kukar, Jr., and Albert Kukar Named Hospital Superior Church of San Isidro, a mission of knights in war time were given by will play an accordion-clarinet duet, Plans Lenten Appearance San Luis, located in the San Pablo and Miss Emily Carlson will give William J. Carter of Leadvillc, district. state deputy. Lt. Herman Ogg of Word was received by the Sa­ beth’s hospital, Appleton, Wise., a fast-step tap dance. cred Heart orphanage, Pueblo, and later was active in operating Besides his parents, he is sur­ A male choir consisting of 161 Herder of St. Leander’s parish is the Pueblo air base explained the operation of the military estab­ sthat Sister M. Patricia, known in room work and in the x-ray de­ vived by three brothers, Donald, voices has been rehearsing in the I organist. She received six years lishment here. Arthur Alcorn, Pueblo as the former Lillian partment of S t Mary’s hospital, Alphonso, and Luis, and one sister, Regis Professors Will Cathedral of the Sacred Heart | of musical training from Sister grand master of the Fourth De­ After winning the popularity Shields, has been appointed supe­ Racine, Wise., until she received Manuelita, all of San Isidro. Re­ contest that netted $102 for the since November and will be heard | Frances Loretto of Sacred Hekrt gree; W. J, Nelson, and Ray J. rior of St. Andrew’s hospital in the appointment of superior of the quiem Mass was celebrated for him Discuss Latin America Ncbone, all " of ' Denver, gave short Propagation of the Faith, Leo Mc- Murphysboro, 111. Together with Illinois hospital. in the Church of the Most Precious for the first time in Lent. The|»cademy, Pueblo. For three years Camey and Gladys Balsick, sopho­ the organist studied under the talks. her two brothers. Sister Patricia Sister Patricia was the first can­ Blood, San Luis, on Jan. 10 and in mores, were crowned “ King and In Teachers’ Meeting effort is sponsored by the local ^ uidance ® of Sister Regina of Three of the council’s five livin; entered the home on July 2T, 1908. didate from the orphanage to enter the San Isidro mission Jan. 19. Knights of Columbus, and a com­ Queen of the Missions’' at a stu­ — -t. Scholastica’s academy. Canon charter members were- present All three were baptized by the Rev. religion in the chaplaincy of Fa­ In a letter to his mother, Mrs. mittee headed by the deputy grand dent assembly in Pueblo Catholic The economic geography of City, where Miss Herder attended They are James D. Byrne, Dr. J. J. Patrick J. Phelan on April 10, ther Phelan, and her religious Miqueleta'Jaramillo, he is praised high the morning o f Friday, Feb. South America will be discussed knight has been making a survey school. McDonnell, and Henry F. Mc­ 1909, and received their First name is taken from his first name. as a “ true soldier and a very Friday, Feb. 19, by the Rev. Ed­ of the seven Pueblo parishes for Carthy. The other charter members 12. Their attendants were candi­ Communion the day following. One brave man” by the company com­ men with musical talent. The The choir uses the male voice dates of the other classes who had of the boys, Archie, was ready to ward H. Wintergalen, S.J., econo­ in three parts. It is planned in still living are the Rev. Cyril Zu- Mission Sunday mander of the unit to which he other members of the committee been runners-up. William O’Neil, serve his first Mass on the next mics instructor in ' Regis college, the near future to combine the pan, O.S.B., of Holy Cross abbey, Observed Monthly was attached. Denver, before the school sisters of are the Rev. Clement Gallagher,- and James J. Callahan of Pueblo. senior, was master of ceremonies day. chaplain, and Joseph Neary. men’s choir with the boys’ choir and Leonard Perko, junior, read The children observe the second the Pueblo diocese, meeting in the of the Cathedral school, which is Mr. Callahan has been confined to The tu’o brothers, Archie and The choir is directed by Francis the proclamation of coronation. Sunday of each jponth as Mission Pueblo Cathedral school. The title directed by Sister Loyola Marie. his home for the past two years. Hramian, were transferred to St. AHar Society Meets Buser of the Cathedral parish, who Jo Ann Pettit and Jimmy Jagger Sunday. In a special meeting they of Father Wintergalen’s talk will This consolidation will probably Deput}' Grand Knight Frank Vincent’s orphanage, Denver, in studied music in St. Benedict’s were pages. give an account of the pennies col­ be “ Argentine and Brazil—Polar take place before the first Lenten Carroll took the place of Grand 1910, and Lillian entered the Con­ In Mt. Carmel Hall Opposites.’’ abbey, Atchison, and St. Vincent’s Knight Florian Siegle, who is ill As a reward for their victory, gregation of Franciscan Sisters in lected, the sacrifices made, and the abbey, Latrobe, Pa. Miss Leona appearance. The choir is open to prayers said: for the missions and The Rev. Emmanuel T. Sando­ all men of the city regardless in a local hospital. An outline was the sophomores had a half-holiday St. Louis April 19, 1912, after val, S.J., Spanish professor in gpven of -the council’s plans for the Friday afternoon. The freshmen, spending a few months in Salida. also adopt a resolution for practice (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Pariih, of the parish to which they be­ in the month. The program closes Pueblo) Regis, will speak on “ The Cath­ English Workers Warned long. An opportunity is afforded coming months, which will include who came out second and exceeded Sister Patricia received her name olic’s Approach to Latin American an initiation in March and a cor­ their quote by a large margin, and the garb of the Franciscan with one of the 50 playlets of the The St. Rita Altar sodality held Of Reds by Archbishop to all young men for excellent “ Highway to Heaven for Children” Culture;’’ and the Rev. Dr. Joseph voice training, and any one desir­ porate Communion in April. Henry were dismissed from an hour of Sisters Oct. 4, 1912. After com­ its regular meeting in M t Carmel P. Donnelly, S.J., Regis instructor F. McCarthy, Fourth Degree mem­ class. pleting the school of nursing course or “ The Catechism Dramatized,” hall Thursday, Feb. 11. Games ing to contribute his musical tal­ arranged by the Rev. Father Rich- in history, will discuss "The His­ London. — Archbishop Williams ents should get in touch with Mr. ber who heads the local committee “ The students are to be con­ she worked as a nurse in St. Eliza­ and refreshments featured the torical Development of Latin of Birmingham warned Young Buser or one of the membete of the taking applications for the Fourth gratulated for their missionary (TumtoPagell — Column t) afternoon program. America." Christian Workers at a study committee. The Most Rev. Bishop Degree, announced that more than zeal,” declared the Rev. William weekend in Birmingham to be care­ Joseph C. Willging has given an 15 knights have already signed ap­ D, McCarthy in commenting on Woman Prominent in 6010 OtO ^ SHOES . . . FAMOUS FOR OVER SO YEARS AS RED CROSS SHOES •< Book on Chopin Selected ful and to be sure of their dealing impetus to the organization of plications for the degree. the program. “ This has been a New York.—Frederio Chopin, § with - Communists. “ Russia,” he male voices in the parishes, and banner year so far and I feel cer­ Pueblo Dies Suddenly by Andre Maurois, has been chosen said, “ is valiantly fighting against other organizations using men’s tain that you will continue to be I by Pro Parvulis Book Club as its a ruthless invader now and we sup­ Bishop Attends Rites active in this field.” - Voted smartest and "rightest” § current selection for the younger and boys’ voices are under way in Mrs. Anna M. Flempiing of port her, but we do not want her various churches. The sophomores, a group of 26 children. Communism.” Held in Des Moines students, have taken a leading Pueblo died in Colorado Springs Those in the Cathedral choir Feb. 11 after a brief illness. She for Spring part in promoting interest in the X are: missions. Besides winning the had been long prominent in the o Cathedral parish, Francis Buser, The Most Reverend Bishop left popularity contest with 2,500 state organization of the Catholic S director; Bill West, Floyd Birrer, Pueblo Monday, Feb. 16, to attend votes valued at a penny apiece for Daughters of America, and had Bequests in Your Will fer->< Edward Rausch, Joe Neary, Henry the consecration of the Most Rev, each of the candidates, they have been state secretary of the organi­ McCarthy, and Eugene Lippis; St. John J. Boylan as Bishop of Rock­ ransomed five Chinese babies and zation when the Colorado court was > ford. The consecration took place instituted in 1925. Twice Mrs. S Francis Xavier’s Austin Spitzer; were the first to be 100 per cent O “Lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven.'*— St. Anthony’s, Frank Lindvay; Our in St. Ambrose’s Cathedral, Des in paying their mission dues. When Flemming was state regent. c Lady of Mt.. Carmel parish, Moines, la., on Feb. 17. Bishop their report was sent in. Sister She is survived by two sons, Matt. vi. 20 John Pagan o; St. Leander’s, Willging returned to Pueblo Feb. Viola, their homeroom teacher, Francis and Paul; two daughters, 18. The Education of Students for the Priesthood . , . Charles Herder and Glenn Sutton; was made a perpetual member of Mrs. Thomas Roark, Spokane, o St. Mary's, Jack Oakey; St. Pat­ The Rev. Patrick Casey, editor the Holy Childhood association. Wash.; and Mrs. Howard Wegs, Catholic Education and Schools . . . IS rick’s, James Sheehan, Armand of the Registi)', WestetTi Montana The Glee club and the orchestra Albuquerque, N. Mex.; and by m Jerman, Robert Ballaweg, Jack M Reducing Your Parish Debt . . . EditUnir visited with Bishop (TumtoPagell — Column S) three sisters. Her sons are in the e Boggs, and Robert Sajbel. Willging Feb. 14. + + + armed service. 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