^4ember of Audit Bureau of Cireulatioru CARDINAL TO CONFER PALLIUM ON ARCHOISHOP + f + . + + Contrata Csi^tighted by the CethoUc Press Society, Inc. 194U— Perraiarion to reproduce. Except on Trick ^een Articles Otherwise Marked, given After 1* M, Friday Following Issue Ceremony Scheduled Cardinal Stritch, Chicago, In ‘Schism’ In Denver Cetbedral Who Will Confer Pallium DENVER CATHOLIC Upon. Denver Archbishop Of Ukraine Thursday, April 25
Stamford, Conn, —> (Special 'Wire)— The Moscow statement of March 17 that the “ Episcopal His Eminence, Motl Rev. Semnel A SIrileh of Council of the Uniat Church of REGISTER the Western Ukraine" had de The National CathoUc Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Chicago, Oaa of Newly Elevated Priaees of cided to “ end its 350-year-old alle Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller giance to the Vatican and rejoin Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. (3 cents pey copy) Church; Neighboring Bishopslo AHend the Russian Orthodox Church" was branded “ another Communist VOUXU. No. 30. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1946. $1 PER YEAR (CvarHskt, II4C. RvprodacUra ta «rb«l< ar part rtrictly forblMaB trick" by the Most Rev. Ambrose antil 11 M. Vriiar. March 21.) Senyshyn, O.S.B.M., Auxiliary Bishon of tbe Ukrainian Greek Denver will have its first opportunity to honor one of ■*<;atholic diocese in the Uniftd the newly elevated Princes of \the Church when Cardinal States. He emphasized that it was Richard Pattee, Latin America Samuel A. Stritch comes to the Mile High city to confer the hot and could not have been an pallium OIL'Archbishop Urban J. Vehr at.« Solemn Pontifical act of the Ukrainian Catholic Hierarchy or clergy. The report Mass in the Cathedral Thursday, April 2$. The celebrant of o f the “ schism” was widely publi the Mass will be Archbishop Vehr. * The sermon will be cized in the U. S. secular press Expert, to Be Denver Speaker delivered by Cardinal Stritch. Many neighboring members of Bishop Senyshyn pointed out the Hierarchy will attend. Archbishop Vehr will be host at that Bishops of the Ukrainian a clergy luncheon following the Catholic dioceses in the Western of State, Dr. Pattee served as vis Mass. , TJkraine have either died in Com Dr. Richard Pattee, noted his torian, author, lecturer, and auth iting professor on the Faculty of Cardinal $tritoh, a native of munist hands, are in Red prisons, Nashville, Tenn., was ordained by or are not allowed to function. The ority on Latin America, will speak Philosophy and Letters at the Uni 8 4 to Join versity of Mexico during the aca special dispensation at the age of Ukrainiah Catholic clergy as in Denver March 26 and 27 under the joint auspices of Regis college demic year 1.944-1945. He spent 23 in Rome on May 21, 1910, for sembled in St George's church, the summer of 1945 in delivering the Diocese of Nashville. When Lvow, in June of 1945 and for and the Social Science foundation 30 lectures on social and economic only 34 years old, he was conse mally protested to Moscow the of Denver university. Dr. Pattee K , C . Ranks questions throughout the island of crated Bishop of Toledo, Nov. 30, Communist seizure of Ukrainian will speak o n ;^ tin America at Cuba. At present he is connected 1921, to become the youngest mem Catholic churches and requested Phipps auditonum Tuesday eve with the National Catholic Wel ber of the American Hierarchy. that their Bishops be released. ning, March 26, at 8 o’clock, and will address the Regis college stu fare Conference in Washington, On Sunday For nine years he headed the T(ie following facta about the dent assembly Wednesday morn D. C. Toledo diocese. Under his direc Ukrainiafi Hierarchy were given ing. His final lecture will be given Dr. Pattee is known as a con tion an extensive building cam by Bishop Senyshyn: The Bishops at Loretto Heights college the tributor to Atlantic, Extension, the The initiation of 84 candidates, paign, including the construction of the tWee Ukrainian Catholic afternoon of March 27. There is no Sign, America, Columbia, Action including three priests, into the o f a new Cathedral and a 11,000,- dioceses in the Western Ukraine, admission charge for the lecture first three degrrees of the Knights 000 Catholic high school in Toledo, those of Lvow, Stanislaviw, and in Phipps auditorium. of Columbus this Sunday follows was inaugurated. Beremysl, were arrested and im Dr. Pattee was born in Arizona upon the exemplification of the On April 23, 1930, Bishop prisoned by the Communist author in 1906 of French parents. He re Fourth Degree to a large class Stritch, then 43, was appointed ities in 1945. Metropolitan Joseph ceived his education at the Uni from various parts of the state Archbishop of Milwaukee. Again Slipey of Lvow died in prison in versity of Arizona, Catholic Uni March 17 in Colorado Springs. for a period of nine years, he the vicinity of Kiev. His Auxiliary, versity of America, the University Denver council will exemplify the served as chief shepherd of the Bishop Niceta Budka, also was im Milwaukee archdiocese. His out of Louvain (Belgium), and the three degrees March 24 at the prisoned. Whether he still is alive standing work was reflected in a University of Coimbra (Portugal). Fraternal building, 14th and Glen IB unknown. The other Auxiliary, remarkable spiritual and physical From 1928 until 1937 he served arm streets. All members and Bishop John Buchko, is in Rome. growth in the see. as instructor and assistant pro candidates will attend Mass and Bishop Gregory Chomyshyn of fessor of history and political sci The third chapter in the Episco- receive Communion at 8:15 in the (Tum to Page 4 — Column 3) Stanislaviw and his Auxiliary, ence at the University of Puerto Holy Ghost church. The first de Bishop John Latishevsky, died, Rico. The following year he was gree will be exemplified at 11 ' one en route to a Communist made associate professor of mod a.m. The second and third degrees prison and the other in prison. ern history at the university. For will begin promptly at 2 p.m. A Bishop Josaphat Kocolowsky of the next six years he was a mem buffet supper and social will fol W a r Relief Blessing sf Bells' Is Receunted Peremysl was arrested by the Pol ber of the staff of the Division of low at 8:30 p.m. in the Coronado ish Communist police in Rzeszow, the American Republics in the De club, E. 16th and Clarkson. Candi Poland, and impri.soned. Pressure partment of State, and 'became dates who will receive the degree was put upon him to sign a state assistant chief of the Division of are: Collection Cultural Relations. During these Yeung Hewlett Present ment saying that he wished to go Clarence A. Amos, Eugene F. Denver Men’s Communion to Soviet Russia. He emphatically years he lectured on Spanish Ater, Robt E. Armstrong, Law America at the CathoUc University refused with the reply that the rence P. Baginski, Fred C. Bartle, Is M ar, 31 As Articles Geme Holy See had placed him as Bishop of America, Universite Laval Jr.; Carroll S. Butts, Geo. J. ii. Peremysl and that only the Holy (Quebec), University of Haiti, Brugger, J. Chas. Beck, Raymond Program Is Being Readied See could transfer him. He was Columbia university, University of Dr. Richard P a «e« Frem East C. Bowes, John P. Bohunicki, Syl- The suffering of destitute vic then brutally beaten. Bishop Seny Miami, and a large number of vestre Braun, Bernard J. Calla Nationale (Montreal), Le Canada tims of the war is beyond words Final preparations are being made for tbe annual shyn has received no news of other Ameripan, Canadian, and han, David W. Carr, Silver Crow, (One of a Series Based on the Bishop Kocolowsky’s Auxiliary, Latin American institutions. Franeais (Quebec), Diario de la K. of C.-Catholic Men’s Communion March 31 in the Den Frank D. ^Cowgill, Barry T. Cur- to describe, says Archbishop Urban .Autobiography of Father William ver Cathedral. Cards ware distributed in all parishes last Bishop Gregory Lakota. Upon leaving the Department Marina (Havana), Excelsior (Mex J, Howlett.) ico), Morcurio Puerano (Lima), rigan, Andrew J. Day, Jos. F. Dea, J. Vehr in urging generous dona Sunday to all men. Those who plan to attend the Com- The first religious event of alg- Criteaa. (Buenos Aires)^ w d m&oy. D. J. Dezutti, Paschal J. DiPiila, tions to the Bishops' War Emer innnion and breakfast are asked to sign cards and return Convert From Russia Joins in Debate W ^ L.'Doherty, Jos. E. Dolan, ; nifien c e-iw -Deitrer tbat~t8-yeai^ I s ^ e r periodicals. In 193» he pul^ gency and Belief collection March them^fo tlie liiiHera before■leavirfg’^*clfnTeh*thfrStniday. lisned nis first book. The Negro fn iUIph D. Droll, Maurice W. Du olN William Howlett recalled wai After Mass, the men will march In a body to the haime, Wm. G. Donahue, John J. 31. The Archbishop’s letter fol Father 4ohn B. Raverdy’s blessini Brasil. It was followed by /ntro- lows: Shirley-5avoy .hotel for breakfast The parade will be led dnecion a la Historia de Europa en Donahue, Robt. D. Donahue, Ed of a bell tor the Catholic churc by the Mullen high band, followed by uniformed police, Catholic Feeling Runs High March 19, 1946 and one for the convent of the Sis el Siglo Jf/Jf,. published in Chile in ward W. Floy^, Frank M. Flynn; firemen, and postal workers. City and state officials will ters of Loretto. They had been 1940; 1941 saw his Gabriel Garcia Dr. V. R. Fortin, Nunzio J. Fraz- Reverend dear Father and be honored guests. Moreno y el Ecuador de Su Tiempo, zini, Wm. E. Elliott, the Rev. 3eloved People: brought from S t Louis in 1865 by District Judg^ Joseph Cook is the toastmaster. Arch ox wagon. The youth’s father died published at Quito, Ecuador. His Julius Fecher, C.PP.S.; J. A. Because of the many appeals bishop Urban J. Vehr will present the guest speaker. Father Over Talk hy Communist in that year, and his initial Denver lectures on TEvolution historique Haberkom, Donald I). Haddox, from destitute peoples all over the Paul Waldron, Provincial of the Columban Fathers, a de I’Amerique espagnole, delivered Lloyd A. Hawkins, Leo F. Hebert, world, it was deemed advisable experiences were incidental to his \ nationally known orator. earning a living as a hauler of hay. in Haiti, were published by the Vic J."Hebert, Jr.; Fred J. Hil- again this year to unify all in a Entertainment will be under the direction of James P. Colorado Springs.— Feeling ran Mr. Daliin declared that Russia’s singer, E. F. Gorman, Jos. A. Heit, single collection known as the “ My first work in this new re policy of unlimited expansion is an Haitian government in 1944. Last McConaty. high in Catholic circles here when year his El Catolieitmo en Eetados Geo. A. Hoffman, Jos. J. Holzman, Bishops’ War Emergency and Re gion,” ' Father Howlett recounts, An excellent crowd of men was in attendance from attempt to “ h^uff” the big powers, Miles A. James, Orville L. Jarratt, lief collection. “ was not digging tor gold, but in announcement came that Mias with the purpose of tearing down Unidos was published in Mexico. the Holy Family and St. Joseph parishes for the corporate Anna Louise Strong, avowed Com An Introduction to Hiepanie Amer Carl P. Junk, Jas. J. Kearney, The money contributed by the the hay field about 30 miles down Communion Mass offered in Fort Collins last Sunday. the British empire. He said Russia Fred B. Korte, the Rev. Robt. Ke- the river from Denver, where mj munist and long-time resident of labors under an inveterate hatred ican Civilization will be printed faithful during the war years was Breakfast was served in the school hall by the members of Russia, was to .speak in the Town shortly. keisen, Harold F. Lambert, Albert used to alleviate human suffer oldest brother had a contract wit] the 'Altar and Rosary society. Archbishop Vehr delivered of Britain, and this hatred is the R. Lohr, JeremiRh J. Lubeley, Wm. the government to furnish an un hall of the high school auditorium mainspring of her present activi Dr. Pattee is a former president ing regardless of race, color, or the principal address at the breakfast. March 15. The Rev. William J. of the American Catholic Histori J. Maddock, Andre H. Male, creed. A goodly portion Was dis limited amount of hay to the camp The annual series of men’s corporate Communions, ties. The possibility of the United Ralph M. McLean, Jr.; Jas. A. at Denver at $30 a ton. Kelly, assistant in St. Mary's par States’ entering a war against Rus cal association, and is a member of tributed through Vatican chan sponsored by the Knights of Columbus, moves this Sunday ish and member of the Toi^n Hall the Academies of History of Nic McCtormack, the Rev. Jas. Moyni- nels and by organized ageqcies of “ My work was to rake the hay to Boulder, where the Mass will be celebrated in the Saared sia was discussed by Mr. Daliin, han, Wm. J. Mulligan, Ed J. Me with a hojiserake, one of the kind committee, in conjunction with nu in the eventuality of a*'blow-up in aragua, Panama, Colombia, Ecua long established reputation. Now Heart church. A breakfast will be served after the Mass. Hugh, Harold V. Nothhaft, Buel then in use— a revolving affair merous Catholic units, arranged to Iran or Turkey, leading to English dor, Venezuela, and Haiti. He has since more communications are The Archbishop will attend both the Mass and the break have David J. Daliin, convert to intervention. The publisher stressed been decorated by the governments A. O’Loughlin; open and wider connects available, about 12 feet long behind which fast. -» Catholicism from the Moscow the imminent danger in Russia’s of Haiti and Ecuador tor his work Claude M. Peterson, Maurice J. we are told the gravity of the con the driver walked and which turned Soviet, and member of the Yale current policy. in Latin America. (Turn to Page S — Column 5) ditions affecting suffering and over when he got to the windrow, University Publishing company, destitute victims of war, the poor It was no poetic Maud Muller busi come to Colorado Springs to debate Communi.t Object. children, the aged, and the refu ness, but a continual strain on Favorite Meal of Year the issue with Miss Strong. The Miss Strong opened the meeting gees, is beyond words to describe. arms and legs and also the back. point of argument was "Russia— with the statement that Russia and Making Mission Articles Apparently more can be done and Drove Three Yoke of Oxen Friend or F'oe.” Intere.st of the the United States are “ the only m needs must be done now tor these “ Also, I hauled hay to Denver general public in the debate was tions possessing power to make v/i poor people, to prevent famine and part of the time. My team con On Feast of St. Joseph shown by an attendance of 1,600 and tney are the only ones stroni plagues, than during the years of sisted of three yoke of oxen, my at the session. The townsmen’s at enough to make peace.” We need Hobby of Non-Catholic actual warfare. load was three tons of hay, and my titude toward Miss Strong’s ap have no fear of Russia, she con The good Lord has blessed us time was three days. Tbe first day On Tuesday noon, March 19, the old folks had been thoughtfully pearance is reflected in the fact tinued, because that nation, utterly individually and as a nation in such I drove about 20 miles and camped Feast of St. Joseph, the 130 elderly provided by the 18 sisters at the exhausted, is “ scared to death” of that Police Chief 1. B. Bruce of By Winifred M. Currey [acquisition of an electric grind*, unusual ways. We can share our out tor the night, and unhitched men and women living at the Mul home, the clergy, and the lay bene the United States, and merely asks Colorado Springs appointed an ade Hobbies are so often stereotyped he did all the painstaking sandpa abundance with the starving and ray oxen and turned them out to len Home for the Aged in Denver, factors.' quate force of police offieprs to be that she “be allowed to insure —amateur photography, stamp col pering the “ hard way." destitute, of so many lands. This feed for the night My own food in charge, of the Little Sisters of on hand “ to prevent any possible friendly nation, on her borders. relief collection is commended to In the morning at 8:30, the el lecting—these are the familiar pas Even though he is no stranger to I sometimes carried with me (that the Poor, enjoyed their favorite derly residents had attended a trouble.’’ The Cou.munist speaker held that times. Now and then, however, the building trade, the wood carv your generosity. is, when there was plenty at the we have no right to critTcize Russia meal of the year, served according High Mass celebrated in their Tn the hotly contested debate. someone crops up with an unusual ing and upholstering required in May God bless you and yours, camp of the haymakers), and to custom by Archbishop Urban for occupying Iran, when we main hobby. Such a man is Eric Ahl, chapel by the Archbishop and had making furniture are new skills URBAN J. VEHR. sometimes I got something at an Vehr and the priests of the arch enjoyed the singing of the Mullen tain troops in Iceland. disabled veteran of World war II, tor Enc. As he puts it: “ At first occasional ranch house on the way. Archbishop of Denver. diocesf, assisted by the benefactors high boys’ choir. St. Philomana’s Girl, The meeting ended with an open who builds furniture for Colorado I had to keep one eye on the pat At night I wrapped myself up in a (Turn to Pages — Column 3) of the home and a group of young After breakfast, the group of mission churches in his spare time. tern in a magazine—just like a new P. S. This letter should be read blanket and slept on the load of iris from Holy Family and St. Convert, Will Enter Chauffeur to Archbishop Urban cook watching the cookbook.” hay, or under it if it threatened young girls presented a program at the Masses Sunday, March 24, omlnic’s parishes. Every tem of songs and recitals. The youth J. Vehr, Eric has erected a small- and the collection taken March rain. Native of Sweden poral land spiritual blessing that ful spirit of the audience was evi Carmelite Sisters workshop in the corner of the Arch 31. Kindly send the collection to “ The second day I drove to Aetjuiring different building would ‘ lighten the hearts of the denced when the entertainers bishop’s garage, where he has built the Chancery within two weeks. (Turn to Pages — Column i ) numerous benches, predieux, skills is no new experience for him. ."f" + + called tor requests and were asked Miss Nancy Allen, a member of frames for stations of the cross, At the age of 17 he served as an to oblige with “ Chickery Chick” St. Philomena’s parish, Denver, apprentice in his father’s carpen and “ Let It Snow.” In response, will enter the Camieiite Monastery ;and other church furnishings. All the furniture for both the house try shop in Sweden. A few years ah elderly woman resident stole of the Trinity, Our Ladv of Mt. later Eric came to the United the show by singing a song to the Carmel, in San Diego, Calif., Mon and chapel of the Missionary Cate Archbishop \s 'Heaid Waiter' for Aged States and settled in Denver, where lyrics of "I’m 84 and the Young day, April 22. Miss .Allen, who chists at Brighton came from Eric’s leisure time shop. he continued in the building trade. Folks Call Me Granny,” lives at 1047 Madison street, is a Recently he completed a scam- He also served as a construction As dinner time approached, convert to Catholicism. She was engineer on the Boulder dam proj received info the Church four years Tium for the church at Hugo. Built th> men began to gather in small of white oak, ornamented with ect. and with the U. S. Bureau of groups, brushed and shined and ago by Father Jerome Weinert of Public Roads in Colorado. the Holy Ghost church. She plans hand carving, and upholstered in starched. A single rose corsage red leather, the scaranum is an ex to leave Denver on Monday for Los Of all his varied achievements added a touch of youth to the Angeles, where she will visit with ample of outstanding detailed in the construction field, he is women’s gray hair and best dresses. relatives and friends. She receiv^ workmanship. All his work is done proudest of the job he did on the (Turn to Page S — CoUimv, A) her schoolirfg in New York city. with hand tools. Until his recent rock atop Berthoud pass that bears an inscription giving the vital sta tistics of that scenic spot. Eric did the stone masonry work— it being Sodality Union just another of the trades he has “picked up” along the way. Weleomei New Materials Retreat to Set Although his war disability has forced him to abandon construction Ei Pomar Mark work, he has, nevertheless, kept an active interest in the building field. He reads the journals of his trade March 23-24 will mark the avidly and feels that “ the new ma largest retreat yet to be held at terials—like plastic—and all the El Pomar retreat center for glass that’s going to be used in the women, Colorado' Springs, when new houses will really make build 68 members of the Archdiocesan ing a pleasure.” He doubts that Sodality Union of Denver will gc pre-fabricated houses turned off an there for two days. The Rev. assembly line will be successful be Hubisrt Newell, spiritual director, cause “ they’ll all be too’ much alike will conduct the exercises. Miss to suit people.” Viola CinoS'ls'chairman in charge Eric, a. non-CathoIic, became in of arrangements. To date tn« terested A equipping the missions largest retreat held at El Pomar because, in his own words. “ I just ^ Archbiihop Urban J. Vebr -was “ bead waitar” in o f the women In tbe heme. At his right is the Rev. totaled 54 women. had to be building something.” ThdU^ eerpi of Catholic clargy and laity who served Vincent Hughes, OJ*., pastor of St. Dominic’s par The first April retreat, which need tor fu rn ish in g mission'ii(Rianer for tbe residents o f the Mullen home for tbe ish, and at bis laft is the Rev. Dr. Edward J. Mor will be held April 6 to 7,. will open churches has filled a need tor Eric aged in Denver March 19, tbe Feast of St. Joseph, gan, S.J., pastor o f Loyola. R. Paul Horan is at the busy season of general re too—the need to use his carpenter’s in accordance with an annual custom. Arhbbisbop Father Morgan’s left. treats at El Pomar. The first Eric Ahl is shown aboT* with tho scaninnm for St'^lAnthony’s church in Hugo. tools again. Vehr is shown in tba canter, nbova, sarving some i (Twhi to Pages—Column t) V.
P a g e t w o Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, March 21,1946 X Special Sunday Dinner BLESSING OF BELLS IN 18 Sodality Unions REUTED BY FATHER HOWLETT LENTEN READING Choice of Senrcd From SPLENDOR OF SORROW c 1 W Entrees- c 11 A.M. (o (Continued From Page One) ihg broughi from the East at that Retreat Will Set EddieDoherty...... '^ 1 ^ time and sold for exorbitant prices. S PM. Only Camp Weld, unloaded my hay, did Complete some necesiary trading, and start “ But this project came to npth PASSION AND DEATH OF - ed back to the hay camp, where I ing, for my father died in Sep OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST...... arrived on the third day. tember, and Father Machebeuf El Pomar Record THE HOME OF BARABBAS SJ1 0 0 ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY .“My compensation was $60 a came near following him from the month and board, which I con same intestinal ailment, which be Otto Michael...... Ciblet Crarr. DDr«^n| rc^n g, Bnitered BeeU, Mathed or Candied (Continued From Page One) sidered very liberal pay for a boy came epidemic and carried o ff (Continued From Page On$) Sweet/Potatoe*r«e(/Pou and Cmoberrr Sane* forum, eubject to question! from of 18, but th6 work was the work quite a number of people, among three months of the year have IKDIViniiaLLYivih L ai BAILED CHICKEN PIE tha audience. of a man. whom also was another of our been devoted to private retraata ...... Choice Milk-Fed Chicken in Rich Nainral Crary with and sojourns, and retreats for Dallin Bern in Ra*»ia party, the husband of one of my ^ Freab Garden Vegetablea Mackebanf Mill Contidsrad sisters. the nuns. The Rev, Stephen PARABLES OF David J. Dallin, bom in Russia “ Father Machebeuf owned a CHOPPED STEAK Brothers Take Ovar Farm Krieger, S.J., of Regis college OUR L O R D ...... whh Freth Mnthroon Sanca, Crenmed Peat an^ Cairota in 1889, attended the University of fine ranch of some 400 acres eight St. Petersburg. While there, he will conduct the retreat of April or Battered Beet* and French Fried Potatoee miles west of Denver upon which “ After our afflictions, we took was arrested for participation in 5-7. The next retreat will begin CHRIST'S • «ii;n SEA FOOD P U T E be had a German family from Den up again the question of the farm, April 12 and will be an eight-day. Breaded FUJel o f HaHhat, Gal/ Shrimp*, Eaftem Scallop, Oyater an underground organisation. Es- ver; but they were. not_ experi and Father Machebeuf agreed that TWELVE ..J...... eapine to Germany, he enrolled in exercise closing Easter Sunday. and Cole Slaw with French Fried Potatoea and Tartar Saace / enced farmers and he wished to we should take the farm anyway It will Bjp for the Sisters of Char WHY THE 7 0 IneludMi Soup or CodOoU Hot RolU • Salad the University of Heidelberg and make a change of operators. He and do the best we could with it received a Ph.D. there. ity, with nuns registering from Dostort Choieo of Drink* .spoke to my father about taking without the mill. Farming in Colo Albuquerque and Santa Fe, N. CROSS...... After the Russian revolution in the farm and took him out to the rado was not quite the same as in Mex.; Trinidad, Pueblo, and Colo March, 1917, Mr. Dallin returned RESTAURANT place to look it over. Michigan; irrigation made the rado Springs. to Russia. He served as opposi 615 17th Street “ My father was a professional great difference. But my brother tion deputy in the Moscow Soviet Two chartered busses will be at IttwMB Wdtaa aag , miller, and when he spoke to Fa- Thomas and I were willing to take from 1918 to 1921. Under Soviet the Catholic Charities annex, CaliferaU tiier Machebeuf of the adaptability a chance at it and learn the new arrest once, and threatened with it 1665 Grant street, Denver, at of a certain spot for the mill the methods. 400 SEATS • NO UQUOR • ORGAN MUSIC again, he left Russia. After con 2:30 p.m. this Saturday for the priest was most anxious for him siderable travel, he came to this "For the present we continued trip to El Pomar, and will be to take the farm and build a mill. county to live in New York with our jobs with the hay. On one of available for the return journey hii wife and son in 1940. Farms- were being taken up then my trips to Denver I was present about 8 p.m. Sunday. The exer 'Hradquarlrn tor CHURCH and considerable wheat was being Miss Strong recently returned to when two beautiful bells were re cises begin Saturday evening and ARTICLES OF DEVOTION the United States after 18 months grown already, so we too comld ceived from St. Louis for religious continue all day Sunday. Girls CHUROa FURNISHINGS GOODS in Europe as a war correspondent farm, and the mill would convert purposes in Denver. One of Uiese from Denver parishes expecting to BOOKS FOR THE CATH- Catholic Initiative our grain into flour as well as that bells was for the Catholic church, go include: OUC LAITY AND CLERGY HOUSE It is significant of Catholic vig-, of the neighbors; for flour was be- ancf is now (19331 in use at Holy Annunciation — Celeste, Doro Ghost church. It was a fine bell, ilance that they took the initiative thy, Marjory and Yvonne Boilers, 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 to arrange for Mr. Dallin’t coming and in the clear atmosphere of Dorothy Johnson, 'Veronica Kit- to combat this airing of Communist that day it was heard at places on son, and Margaret McLellan.' the mountain slopes 14 miles away. views. Those who sponsored finan Cathedral— Leona Barta, Clara cially the Easterner’s appearance The other was for the sistera’ Con vent of Loretto and is still used Bradley, Frances Graves, Mary are: Knighta of Columbus, St. Louise Gregory, Eileen Harris, Mary’s parish, St-Mary’s PTA, St in their new academy to call the hours and exercises for the sisters. Mary Katx, Mercedes McCarthy, Mary’s Holy Name society, the Gladys Moore, Catherine O’Brien, Catholic Daughters, Paulinie chapel, “ I recall that it cost $505 to Mary O’Reilly, Marie Rueschoff, Broadmoor; Pauline Altar.society, bring the bells from St. Louis to Beatrice Ruthberg, Marianne Corpus Chriiti parish, Sacred (Continued From Page One) Denver. They reached Denver by Schmitt, Claudette Simon, and FOR THE SAFETY OF YOUR GOODS, USE Heart parish, and Mrs. Spencer The dining' room had an air of a ox wagon. Father Machebeuf was May Ann Sticka. JOHNSON SERVICE ON EVERY MOVE Penrose. second childhood birthday party too ill to bless the bells; so that Loyola— Margaret Mary Goggin as the honored guests eagerly ceremony was performed by Fa and Rose Luizsi. MOVEVG - PACKING - STORAGE ther Raverdy, assisted by FaJ^er Flowert for AO Occatioiu awaited the privilege of beiog Presejjtation— Eileen Dufficy. 221 BROADWAY DENVER, COLO. 0«P
I'alhedral LEE C. KKilAKU Four Army-Navy Doctor Brothers BANEY L RAflRY ST. Eves Glaase* EI'ONOMY Examined Rtted 1-4 N o t M Cterhs'i Ctartk 'r k M ill Um tpiriu coU Jrm^ LEE U. HANEY ANB SO.Y 1634 Tremont KE. 4554 Members of St. Finrent de PauPs Paruk rUK DSUVSKT rs u PARKING Exclusive Optometrists TOD MARCH 27 T A . 2690 Credit If Desired TA . 2690 A REPUTABLE DRUG a27 18TH8T DENVER STORE THIS COUPON and $2.95 enlitle* yon lo (Holy Family Pariah, Denrer) Offlrial A.A.A. ■ St. Rita’s circle will meet on RnUartnl 11x 14 Bast Portrait Wednesday, March 27, at ^:30 o’clock in the home of Mrs. Joseph Llft«4 by Danran Rtncg* Hoover Randall Adv8nlnr8s F. Pughes, 4524 Vrain .street mURPHV’S fn Good Eatint (
ART MALNATl TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE 1733 Glenarm Phone TAbor 5287 m THE HEA*T OF DOWNTOWN DENVER FURNITURE C O . Tirea, Tubeap Re-Treading, Batteriea, Brake Service, Lubrication, Waahing, PoUahing, Storage, Gat, Oil Tha Rev. Gerald Brennan, pastor o f St, as he wa* besieged by a group o f youngsters whe 16TH STREET AT UWRERCE ' Sl'ATE INSPECTION DUE NOW Bridget’s church, Rochester, N. Y., has written a sought his autograph following a lacture, | niunber o f books for chUdren. Ha ia pictured here Telephone, KEyatone 4?05 PAGE FIVE Thursday* March 21,1946 Qlfioa, 936 Baanodc Straet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Japanese-American Honored
Welby. — {Assumption Parish) ID SON CHAPELS During Lent religious movits are being given on Saturday evening at 7:30 o’clock in the school hall. The beautiful film of Our Blssttd L ^ y and a comedy will be shown March 28. Last Things Are The monthly meeting of the > PTA was held March 12. A spe cial program, entitled A Peek in the . School Rooms, was given. Remembered Longest Arithmetic and spelling contests were a l^ held. HoinC L03n Specialists Because last thing* are often remembered The opening prayers were re cited by the Rev. John Giambia- Owning your own home i« eaiy if you let us help yo» longest, W. P. Horan & Son Ukes minute stiani, O.S.M., who also gave a pains to create an individual memorial of talk on child welfare. Honorary BUY, BUILD, MODERNIZE or ^REFINANCE an ex great beauty and dignity to give lasting com guests were Mrs. T. J. Morrissey isting old-fashioned mortgage. fort to the family, the atmosphere of our and Mrs. Rotollo, president of M t Carmel PTA, Intstigsu the LOW COST md CONytHIENCB chapel, the religious service, the musical se It was decided that a senior-jun of our DIRECT REDVCTtOli LOAM PLAN lections chosen by the family and played on ior prom will be given. The honor our organ, and the beautifully arranged ary president Sister Mary Per- flowers bring peace to many. |^r*t CongreMienal Medal of Beach, Calif., by Col. CTant R. petua, gave a short talk on electing Honor beatowed on a Japanete* Crowell in a ceremony at Fort the queen, and the honor was be CAPITOL FEDERAL m r ? . American, po«thumou*Iy awarded MacArtbur, Calif. The hero won stowed on Miss Betty Lou Dursey, who has attended the Assumption SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION to Sandao Munemori, is placed the award for hrarery when he school for 12 consecutive years. around the neck of hit mother, throw himtelf on a hand grenade After the meeting, refreshments 1665 BROADWAY KEystone 8108 Mrt. Nawa Mnnemeri of Long in Italy to taro two comradet. were served bv room mothers of the high school. Party It Suecett rtroMM GAMES PARH SUTED MAR. 30 Officers of the Adola club, who sponsored a games party on March DENvera Morr pBoosaaaivr’ 17, wish to thank all parishioners BY PTA IN COLORADO SPRINGS who attended and made it a suc The Cascade Laundry & Dry Gleaners cess. The proceeds will be spent Complete Laundry & Dry Cleaning Service to redecorate the recreation room W« Cdl ter amS Dtllrw Colorado Springs.— St Mary’s rTiere after more than a year’s serv- in the basement of the school. 1527 CLEVELAND PLACE Parent-Teachers’ association will ice overseas, and is now stationed Instructions are being held every 1847 Market Su Tabor 6370-6,379 have a games party Saturday eve at New Lxindon. Conn. Sunday imipediately after 10 ning, March 30, at 8 o’clock in the His corofbendation reads at fol o’clock Mass. Children, seven years school assembly hall. This project lows: “ For excellent service in the of age and who wish to receive is under the sponsorship of the line of his profession as radar and their First Holy (Communion in fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth sound officer of the U.S.S. Torsk May are urged to attend. grades, and the chairmanship of during her second war patrol in Choir practice is hold every Fri Mrs. Rosalie McLennan. Sand the Japan sea from July 17 to day evening after novena services. wiches, cake, and coffee will be Sept. 9, 1045. His expert knowl New members are welcome. s p m iie s served in the school cafeteria. All edge of, and ability in maintain a.ssociation members and friends of ing the radar, was of valuable as Rough Dry Vd Service the school are invited. sistance to his commanding officer Weldona Girl Booiters’ Club Meets in conducting successful attacks, which resulted in sinking two COLORADO The newly organized Central NTLERS enemy men-of-war and two cargo J. D. Oronck 0. D. (VBHm SPRINGS 4 DAY SERVICE AT NO EXTRA COST Catholic High School Athletic as vessels. His conduct throughout Becomes Bride i HOTEL sociation, or Boosters’ club, held was an inspiration to the officers Gall PeafI 2461 ^ its first formal evening March 18 and men in his ship and in keep Weldona. — Miss Andrena Co- PERmS-SHEARER in St. Mary’s school, the purpose ing witn the highest traditions of velli, daughtsr of Mr. and Mrs. of the meeting was to make plans the United States naval service.” Elario Covelli and Anthony Para 102 No. Tejon l a u n d i q :*- for financial support of high school Lt. Eining is the son of Mr. and chini, son of Tony Parachini, were 17 Broadway athletics and sports events through D ior CLEANING Mrs. T. H. Eining of 327 Bonforg united in marriage March 3 in a COLORADO sratNcr 0 //ice Opm» 7 am . out the coming years. The Rev. avenue. candlelight ceremony in St. Fran SHARTC8T BTOKR Brighton.—The Holy Name com Michael Kavanagh will be sponsor cis’ qhurch. The Rev. Leo F. Pat BBlU 9 p.m. of the- group. The Rev. Janies Good-Kane Weddinf Hald mittee for the St Augustine school rick officiated. Store for Men Moynihan of Denver gave the Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kane, In Heart o f the City I fund met March 17 to make final The maid of hopor was Judith address and presented moving pic 2021 N. Nevada avenue, announce Covelli. The three bridesmaids were Boyt Shop DINING ROOM and arrangements for an intensive tures of outstatding sports events the marriage of their daughter. Mary Covelli, Virginia Covelli, COFFEE SHOP drive for funds this year. The of the past year. Miss Lucille Kane, to Gordon and Ethel Lorenzini. Women’s Casual Shop t drive will begin shortly. Red Cross Girl Good, son of Mrs. Flora Good, The best man was Robert Para Write for Beautiful Folder Proven The Rev. John T. Shean of the 216 S. Wahsatch avenue. The chini. Fimltur* — AnttqsM Archdiocesan Mission Band of Chi Home From Overseas ceremony was performed March Dominic Covelli, Soy Parachini, 10 in St. Mary’s church with the TRY — Bepnlring — Kefioiahlaf cago opened a week’s mission Miss Doris Huelsmann, daughter and Louis Larenzini were ushers. Upb«Uterinc “ Drap«rte« EYE March 11. It closed March 17. Rev. Robert Hoffman ofRciat'ng. Raymond and John Caenva tang, of Mrs. Leo C. Huelsmann, 1428 The attendants were Miss Betty Whitney Electric Co. Society Meets March 21 N. Nevada avenue, has returned accompanied by the organist, Mrs. Hawk, bridesmaid, and Melvin Pete ^runelli, sister of ths oride- Electrical Service Pete Baroni EXAMINATIONS The monthly meeting of the home after serving 14 months Good, brother of the bridegroom Altar and Rosary society will overseas with the American Red groom. ^ Furniture Shop best man. Both bride and bride Immediately following the cere 208 No. Tejoo M 906 * Special Care be held in the rectory ’Thursday C^roBS. She was stationed in Eng PBONR M.‘ U n TH so. CASCADE A'^R. groom are graduates of St. Mary’s mony a reception dinner was held -ECT. m s- For Special Cases evening, March 21, at 8 o’clock. land, where she was staff assist high school. Mr. Good was re OppotiU Aotlen Hout Mrs. IGirl Stol2, prerident, will pre ant, and later progrram director of in the home of the bride’s parents cently discharged from the army with abqut 80 guests present. HYPERPHORIA side. Mmes. Henry Harms, A. C. large leave area club for en PHOTOPHOBIA after four years of service. He The couple will make their home Hollingsworth, Henry Wattenburg, listed men in Birmingham. In wears the Asiatic-Pacific campaign DOEIWGES MOTOR COMPLIMENTS OP VERTIGO and John Huett will be the host October of 1945 she was trans in GoodricL ribbon with one battle star, the A . E. W .de DU . esses for this meeting. ferred to an officers’ club in Paris European theater of operations COMPAIVY JIM JACKSON Miss Huelsmann attended Colo A. E. Wade died Feb. 26. The DR.A.D.KLEYHAUER On March 1"7 at Wattenburg, a ribbon with three battle stars, rado college and was graduated Funeral Maas was held in St Ford Products small mission belonging to St. Au the Good Conduct medal, the Com Plumbing & Heating Optometrist from Mt. St. Joseph’s college in Francis’ church, March 2. p'ethor gustine’s parish, a grotip of 14 bat Infantry'man’s badge, and the Suce«*Mn to 312 N. CUSTER ISllWeltonSu REyaume 1044 Cincinnati, 0. Prior to joining the Patrick officiated. boys was received jnto the Cru Presidential Unit citation. Lenten devotions were held VOLLMER BROS. M. Tse saders of Christ the King. Moses Red Cross she was with radio sta tion KGGM in Albuquerque, N DEGREE CEREMONIES March 10 and March 19 at 7:46 Sandoval, captain of St. Augus Mex., and station KVOR, Colorado CONDUCTED BY K. OF C. p.m. tine’s band, with Bennie Fresquez, In the Broadmoor hotel Sunday, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Feeley and Gene Charles Brown, Bert Starbuck, and Springs. “1/ Your Needs Are Electrical Knights of Columbus from vari vieve were Weldona visitors March The Murray Drug Go. Call Main 939" Ben Duran, all of Brighton, as Homeward Bound ous parts of the state attended a 2. Genevieve had recently been dis "^Superior Service Stores" [ WIRING—FUTURES AND .REPAIRS! sisted at tne simple ceremonies. Mrs. Robert Connolly is home meeting of the organization. charged from the army nurse corps. Father Joseph Trudel recited the ward bound. Coronado, Calif., was Fourth Degree assembly 582 was Mrs. Henry Arnold has been Main Store Phone blain 144 Berwick Electric Go. CASH pledge of fidelity and the boys re her home during the three years host. State Master Arthur J. Alcon critically ill in the hospital in Mala itar. — IS Nerth T«|m f l peated it after him. The captain her hu.sband, a navy lieutenant, of Denver and his deputies took Brush. She vis convalescing in her i. D. BERWICK then tied the red shield, which is was in service. Mr. Connolly is on charge of the degree ceremonies NertS Star. — SIS North T*iM St Calorido Sprlnc, Colarada ... We Will Pay Cm H for Small home now. the Crusade symbol worn at Mass terminal leave. They will be guests leption Mrs. Nqllie Brunelli is spending Homes in or Near Denver. and on various other occasions, to of Mrs. Connolly’s parents, Mr, for the new members was held, fol a few weeks in Omaha visiting her the left arm of each boy. and Mrs. William Fraser, until lowed by Solemn Benediction in brother. The Heyse Sheet C0MPUHENT8 OP Quick Action — Call or See Miition for Spanith-Speaking they find a home of their own. the Pauline chapel. A formal din Mr. and Mrs. Proctor Nichols The Very Rev. John Ordinas, ner was held in the hotel in the Metal IWorks OLSOi\ & BEIYBOIW announce the birth of a boy March INCORPORATED C.R., is conducting a mission for evening. The Rev. Joseph R. Kane, 9. Arvada Soldier HEATING ROOFINQ the Spanish-speaking people of the O.M.I., chaplain of Fourth Degree SHEET METAL PLBG. & HTGa CO. The March luncheon of the UJILLIflmS & GREERE arisn. The mission will close on assembly 5»2, gave an addr«s, en U* North Weber Strool 1.16 North Weber St. lunday, March 24. Progressive Book club will be titled “ Christianity Must .Protect PbOBOi Mala SU held at 1:30 o’clock Saturday Her Eternal Interests Against Given Discharge Efrt. IBM TeL Main 3066 1643 Slont TA. 6266 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Peterson an March 23, in the home of Mrs Communism.” nounce the birth of a boy, James Veronica Connelly. Arvada.— (Shrine of St. Annef^ Paul, March 16 in S t Joseph’s hos LT. EVELYN TRAINOR Announcement has been made — Sgt Edwin G. Taylor received pital, Denver. WED IN SAN FRANCISCO a discharge from the service in 61ST YEAR by Mr. and Mrs. Edward O’Neil Lt. (JG) Evelyn F. Trainor General Electric The Rev.’ Francis Syrianey, as of the engagement of their daugh Fort Logan, March 16. He served Dealar for tha Bulova & Gruen (N O , USNR, daughter of Mrs. two years with the army air sistant pastor in St John’s. Den ter, Kathleen Ann O’Neil, to Ens PIKES PEAK REGION Mattie J. Trainor and the late forces. Mr. Taylor, his wife, and Watches ver, and associate editor of the Eugene McGill. A late summer REFRIGERATION Daniel B. Trainor of this city, was children are living at 116 Second OUlCK-FREEZERS FVRIVITVRE CLEANI]\<; Rigitter, will be the guest speaker wedding is planned by the couple married to Glen P. Swan, pharma street. APPLIANCES KAPELKES at Lenten devotions Sunday eve Mr. and.Mrs. Jack Loss are the cist’s mate second class, son of HEATING AND ning, March 24. Gent Losasso is convalescing in 9 S. TEJON parents of a girl horn March 11 Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Swan of Bra- AIR-CONDITIONING Mrs. Loss is the former Virginia his home on South Graves avenue WIRING LIGHTING RUG SHAMPOOING man, Okla., March 2 in Old St following a tonsillectomy. CaaaiareUI aad OeaMstlr Fosnight. Mary’s church, San Francisco. Home on Terminal Leave The Onu here Citation Recaived Capt. Roger Nelipowitz, USN, IIALLi:*§ he rMBembtftd wh6D ran ara moth proofed Lt. K. C. Rock arrived last week trfbwttnc rovr patronag* Ui Um 411* Lt. Charles M. Eining has re officiated in the double-ring cere for a leave with his family at West tie N. Nrrsda Calaieda Spriata f«r«at Ua« •! httflatM. Loveland to Have mony before an altar banked with and insured ceived a commendation for his Ralston road. At the end of a work in radar from Adm. R. A spring flowers and lighted cande 56-day leave he will receive a MaeGRACKEN Spniance. Prior to entering the labra. discharge from the navy, after Sacceaaora to Vanderp^l navy four years ago, he was an Mrs. J$meg Walsh of Colorado serving for three years in this FOOTWEAR HEIDELBERG’S 737 LINCOLN Forty Hours’ Rite engineer with radio station KVOR, Springs and San Francisco was her country and at Pearl Harbor. 55 yeora o f Quality CLOTHING . MEN’ S Last ■ October he spent a leave only attendant, and W. L. Landen, Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Simpson ALSO aOSIERT AND BAGS FURNISHINGS Jr., pharmacist’s mate second of Third street have returned 10 North Tejon Sl Loveland. — St. John’s parish class, of Detroit, Mich., was best home after a seven weeks’ vaca QCALITT UERCBANDISE AT will have the Forty Hours’ devo Fr. Leo Wobido man. tion trip through Arizona, Califor The Vorhes Shoe Go. POPULAR PRICES Mr. W alter J. Herwin tion March 24, 26, and 26. Little Susan Walsh was flower nia, and New Mexico. Suggests for Gifts St. John’s Altar and Rosary so girl, and the bride was «ven in Kelly Klumker and family of ciety planned an all-family St. Closes Retreat marriage by her mother. Immedi Toponas, are visiting his parents, DIA.MONDS . LOCKETS Patrick’s day dinner party at the ately following the ceremony a Mr. and Mrs. Martin Klumker, on Don’t Gel in a Fix in ’46 McCARTY WATCHES - ROSARIES monthly meeting held March 14 in reception was held in the St. Fran West Ralston road. Witbont Inanranee I CROSSES - C O M P O S the home of Mrs. Florence Ramsey. At St. Mary’s cis hotel. ^ COAL CO. ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS "The dinner party waa held in the M. E. MoGARTY MIRACULOUS MEDALS and CHAINS After a short wedding trip in Prs-Lenles Ball Nets Bauer Coat — Better Sendee uining hall of the Community California and Colorado. Mr. and SCAPLIAR MEDALS (St. Mary’s Academy, Denver) . MA. 6405 building. Games were played after On March 16 the students of St, Mrs. Swan will make their home $1,200 for PlaHeville the dinner. Mary’s academy were the guests in Stillwater, Okla. lOS-4 Cola. Sarlaci Bank BUf. BILL McCARTY 828 So. Ckmejoe JOS. M. FISHMAN Roll call showed an attendance of the sisters at a breakfast which The Rev. ’Thomas E. Doran, ad Jevceler and Optician of 24 members, with one new marked the closa of their annual ministrator of St. Nicholas’ parish, ZUCHA & ADAMS member. Mrs. Considine, and one retreat. The Rev. Leo P, Wobido GLASSES ON CREDIT Miss Osterholt PLatteville, announced recently Conoco Serviee Station guest, Miss Ernestine Hancock. SJ., retreat master, ended the that $1,200 was cleared in con a l E y d r u g g o . 807 l.'ith St. TA. 0029 three days of prayer when he said The Rev. F. J. Kappes, spiritual nection with the pre-Lenten ball PRESCRIPTION adviser, gave an explanation of glace in the cafeteria. Wed in Sterling given at Eddie Ott’s Broadmoor. DRUGGISTS the origin of the Forty Hours’ de Louise Gould, Catherine Lawren This sum will help defray tho ex votion. son, Lois Trenholme, Joan Stephen penses of the new S t Nicholas’ PlMaa Mala U* tSS la. Ttjae Rt. son, and Ann Johnson, boarders, Sterling. — Marcella Osterholt 6 6 9 9 Various activities were planned church being erected in Platte- COLORADO 8PRINQS Why Pay More and discussed by the gnbup, fol were guests of Fathei Wobido at and Ernest C. Shumway were ville. Wavsda Ava. at CadN la Paaira I lowing the regular business ses dinner March 16. After dinner the united in marriage March 9, with (Trademark) sion. group returned to the academvi / where a birthday part^, honoring Father E. J. Verschraeghen Of SIMPSON & GO. Refreshments were served by Louise Guild, was given by the ficiating. Witnesses were Catherine THERE’S A (Saeoauon to Saldomrtdxa) the hostesses, Mrs. Florence Ram boarders. Osterholt and Charles Capple. Flour • Feed • Grain - Hay sey, Mrs. Mable Radcliffe, and Maureen Starbuck and Mary El The members of the Tau Nu Se^ • Beans • Dog Food Wm.W. Myer Drug Stores Mrs. Ann Roth. len Kilker were guests at Webster Bridge club met March 18. Prizes Bird & Poultry Supplies INCOBPORATED In February the Altar and college, S t Louis, Mo., the past were won by Miss Angela Maros MAKERS OF Rosary society was entertained in week end. Maureen played in the tica and Mrs. Charles Matteson. PHO.VB Colorado Oumod Stores the home of Mrs. Harry’ Jones, Webster college competitive music Refreshments were served by the MAIN It with Mrs. A, T. Larson co-hostess. scholarship examination. During hostesses, Mrs. Roy Luckey and In Your future e ’ ♦ En|(lewood 800 Santa F* Dr. There was a large attendance. The their stay in the college the girls Mrs. Charles Hideman. Broadway and Ellsworth l6tfa and California special prize was won by the so were privileged to meet His Em Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Callender, Golden Melon, Ine. ciety president, Mrs. Elizabeth inence, Cardinal Francis Spellman Mr. and Mrs. Ray ImmeL and ISth and California Callnim. , kiss his ring, and receive his bless Mrs. A. P. Mentgen, and Mr. and See or Call Ferd W olf Wm Do Noi Have Special Seles But Sell You a$ Our ing^ Mrs. Mark Scott spent Sunday in , Phone Golden 12 Tha firm* UiteJ bar* daMrva to Rae Menter and Jackie Fisher (kilorado Springs where they at Pfieet Every Day on 4H Drug Uerehamdite, ba ramcnbartil whta yvu an dii- GOLDIN. COLO. VILLAGE INN WARRBOtSE AND OPPICE tributina yeuC patreaata ta tba dl(- spent the week end at Fisberanebo tended a meeting of the Knights MI WEST COLORADO AVENUE iaraat UM et ' near .Grand Laka. of Columbus. Uptown Store U East Colarado A t o m PAGE SIX Offtec, 9i$ Bannodc Stmf THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEywtone '4205 Thursday, March 2L.1946
ST. JOHN'S PTA TO HEAR TALKlfl [in[j|jS' RITF HOUSEHOLD ^ ORDER YOUR IM S T. BY CHILDREN'S AUTHORITY SEED CATRLOOUE HOW goods JOINS Ficyinf (St. John tha Evaagalist'i Paritli, man, reported ths^seven new cir^ Danvar) cl: 3 were in the process of being Mrs. Harry X- O’Rourke will started. She is anxious to get preside at the muting of St. several more groups together and White Magic Bleach Ski.__ lOc ^,5*.'!!!_ _ _ _ _ 19c ROCKY MOUNTAIN SEED CO. John’s PTA in the school hall Mon invites anyone wijo would like ta L day, March 26, at 1:45 p.m. A join a circle to get in touch with Bon Ami Powder 12.0*. «n . 12c L :*"_____ 23c council meeting will be held in the ner, Mrs. McMahon announced ? that a budget committee had been 1325 ISth St. cafeteria at 1:15 p.m. preceding (Loyola Pariah, Denver) Johnson Wax p„to. i-ib. 59c Glo-Coat qt. T. Raber Taylor, Denver attor the general meeting. formed with Mrs. Louis Koster as 98c The Forty Hours’ devotion will ney and recent navy retume^> has Mmes. Ralph Dines, Roy G. At chairman. Mrs. J. H, Monaghan open in Loyola church Friday, Liquid Wax Aerowax, quart. 45c Simonix, qt- ..98c joined the part-time faculty of the kinson, and Charles McFadden, and Mrs. J. P. Akolt reported on members of the nominating com the progress of the plans for the March 22, with a High Mass'. A University of Denver school of law, High Mass will be sung every Brooms Prlncou, each . 91c Superior, ea__ $ 1 .1 1 mittee, will present their report fashion show, which the society morning of the three-day devotion and will deliver a late afternoon on a slate of new officers, and will sponsor at the Denver Dry The Best of Everything to Youf course in business law at the school election of officers will follow. Goods tearoom on May 16. at 8:15 o’clock. Evening devotions Aunt Sue f^tn aL‘=!!!!!L_69c of commerce. After the business meeting Mrs. will be held at 7:30 o’clock with COFFEE Father Moran gave a very in sermon and Benediction of . the Mr. Ta^or b e^ n the practice Ralph Dines, program chairman, teresting talk oiT St. Joseph, AIRWAY of law in Denver in 1937, and has will introduce Miss Florence Near, Blessed Sacrament. The devotion 21 Valvo Powder 22.<« pkg. „.3 3 c phtron saint of the Universal will close Sunday evening, March 1-lb. bag c recently opened a law office who will speak on “ Helping Chil Church, Father Moran invited the in the First National Banb build dren Grow.’’ Mias Noar has come 24, with a procession of the school NOB HILL 240 society to honor the priests of the children. Rain Drops . Z. packa*. _ „ 2 3 c ing in Denver. He spent 21 months to Denver recently from Chicago parish by being their guests at the 1-lb. bag...... 26c There will be no Way of the ’overseas with navy advance bases and is connected with the National May peering, which will be held EDWARDB Sunbrite Cleanser __ 5 c in Naples, Sicily, Salerno, Anzio, Catholic Community Service. This in the sisters’ convent. There will Cross on Friday. 1-lb. glaaa ... 29c and Southern loanee. On his re promises to be an instructive talk be no April meeting because the Drive Leaders Soil OH quart bottle ...... 60c turn to the United States he was and it is hoped that a large num regular meeting day in April would assined to duty on the legal staff ber o f the members will avail fall on Good Friday, To Meet Friday of Vice Adm. A. S. Carpender, None Such 10c themselves of j;he opportunity of Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, program Friday evening at 8:15 o'clock MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING 00. commandant of the Ninth naval hearing Miss Nbar. chairman, introduced Miss Benicia the captains and lieutenants of the district. A tea towel shower will be a EGGS ;Eobert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray; Batione, a member of the Denver school drive will meet in Loyola C lo r O X Bleacli, qt bottle...... 18c Before entering the naval serv feature of tlH meeting and every university faculty, who spoke on hall to make returns on the March member is asked to bring one Cream of the Crop ice in 1942 Mr. Taylor won a tax her recent trip to Mexico. * collection. One thousand dollars Sal Soda a 4 h, 2>^.ib. pka. _.8c decision for the St. Vincent de towel, as the supply of towels in Specials After the meeting Mrs. Thomas was obtained in February. MARKET Paul Salvage bureau. This decision the school kitchen is almost ex COLFAX served tea to her guests. She Grade A.4 30 establish^ the exen\ption from hausted. The Rev. Harry Stewart, S.J., of Lewis Lye , . . can . __ 9c COLTAX AT COLKAX AT was assisted by Mmes. John Toner, Chicago), who has been in a hos DOWNING HABION specific Wjjnership tax of motor After the meeting Sister Philo LARGE. James Kinney, George Sims, W, T. pital in Albuquerque, N. Mex., the vehicles owned by the charity. The thea’s sixth grade pupils will pre 1 dz in ctn. 47c Parson’s Ammonia bottl. ... LUC Pitts, Louis Kintzele, and Misses past several months, visited at the rKEK DEUVEKT AT 13 A. M. AND 3 P. U. victory has resulted in annual tax sent a play, entitled Young Abe Margaret and Ann Fallon. Miss rectory for a few days last week. MEDIUM. saving for all reli^ous, charitable, Lincoln. Mmes. W, D. Stewart T & R Turpentine Phon® Tabor ‘ 1776’ “ Everjrthtng Fallon and Mrs, Kintzele presided A games party Js held every 1 dz. in ctn. 42c „ _ 2 5 c and educational institutions own aiid J. A. Meinnis and a commit Under the at the tea table. A social hour fol Wednesday in Loyola school hall at W« SiMtlallM In ing motor vehicles in Colorado. In tee of sixth grade mothers will S e< r lowed. 8:30 p.m. 46-ot. MILK FED POULTRY 1937 he‘ drafted the exemption to serve refreshments at the con Blended Juice ^ 2^ 17c can .... „.40c CoBpItU Lint of Mrs. William Sagstetter enter Discharfe Received 1130 E. the Service Tax law which saved clusion of the play, and a social SEA FOODS AND hour will follow. tained St. Joseph’s circle with FRESH FISH Colfas Ava. tuitions, service charged, and fees Sgt. Thomas Sullivan, son of Cherub Milk Tall can 9c Caae, 48 cam. $4.15 paid to relinous schools, hospitals, ‘Cooky Day’ Planned luncheon and cards in the. Republi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sullivan, 3438 etc., from the service tax. The last Wednesday of every can club on March 13. Steele street, who saw, overseas Salad Wafers !TZ ..... 18c _ ____ 34c month h^j been designated “ St. St. Anne’s circle members were service in four invasions in' the Aiiiited Noted Judge John’s Cooky Day" at the USO- guests of Mrs. William Porter for Pacific area, has received a dis Old Mill Vinegar ^^rbotu. ._ ..l l c ...... 18c Before entering the naval serV' NCCS club, T 6th avenue at Grant luncheon and bridge in l)er home charge in Fort Logan. ^ March 19. . Q All Bran. 1 Q ice he also assisted the United street. Every child in the school Kellogg’s Cereals Pep. 8-01. p!; g . __ y C Ije. pkg. ______1 OC LOOP HIARKET State District Court Judge, J. is asked to bring a box of» cookies Mrs. John Shea was hostess to St. Rose’s club members in her AEW! FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE Foster Symes, in presenting a on Tuesday, March 26. These course on Federal administrative home on March 18. The guests Fra* Pfirldag With Parchasa of 6 0 c or Mora at 1429 Lawrene* will be delivered to the club on Radios Libby Pears N^’ ^ cn 32c BREAO law at the University of Denver Wednesday. enjoyed luncheon and bridge. school of government and law. Louis F. McMahon left by plane Mrs. Louis F. McMahon pre Vaenum Cleaners 15c Mrs. Wrighl’i Mr. Taylor received his A.B. (ie sided at the meeting of the Altar for Portland, Ore., March 19 on a Kuner Peas ___ SOLES gree from Regis college and his and Rosary society, which was held business trip. He will return Washing Machines Sliced, Dated March 24. Mile High Beans 11c IlOIEDIATB 8EBV1CB LL.B. from Harvard law school. March 15 in the. home of Mrs. Part! and Service for ail make* Wheat or Enriched He also took a special course in Sewell Thomas, 380 Gilpin street. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Eyre left Uwi't, Womtg’i u d ChUdna'h ORDER NOW BaU Solo federal administrative law at the March 19 for Chicago and from Cut. No. 2 ca n __ 12c White Father John P. Moran led the BOULEVARD VACUUM Libby Beets An Work GsarantMd University of Colorado under the opening prayer and Mrs. McMahon there they will go to Montreal, Canada. SWEEPER CO. LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOI^ present United States Supreme then thanked Mrs. Thomas for her No. 2 can 12c M b . loaf...;7c Friends of Mrs. George E. Bren Dclirorr—8824 Colorado Bird.—DE. 6216 Highway Com LOOP HARKET ^ Court Justice, Wiley Rutledge. grraciousness in inviting the society Cream Style White Mr. Taylor lives in, St. James’ to meet in her home. Several new nan will be sorry to learn of the parish. He is the son of Mr. and death of her mother, Mrs. P. D. members were introduced) among Wo Uakt Old Sho« Look Llko Niv Sweet Potatoes No. 8 8Q. can 19c iy2-lb loaf . 10c Mrs. Ralph F. Taylor, and the son- them being Mrs. John Stoddard, Butler, in Fort Dodge, la., on COMPLETE LINE OF in-law of the late John H. Reddin, daughter of the hostess, and Mmes. March 17. Mrs. Brennan was with SHOE SUPPLIES Ie Dandy Bit 29c K.S.G., K.C.H.S. William A. Pollard and Rodger her mother in her last illness. Dill Pickles O’ Dills, 24-oz. ““ gls You’ll like the tender Daniel J. Reinort is recovering Master Shoe Rebuilder Kelly. Mrs. Roy Park, member 503 15th St Phone TA. 0812 goodness of this in St. Joseph’s hospital from an Delrich Margarine. 1-lb. ctn. 25c nil IDEAL FOOD FOR ship chairman, said that she and bread, it stays fresh Woodrow Wilson Opens her committee had mailed cards to operation performed March 18. the women in St. John’s parish in Harry Swigert, Sr., is seriously MASTER KEY SHOP Junket S>ix r,,:..’;'? flavors, I'/u ' oz. pkg..„. ... 8c longer, and is guar ill in Mercy hospital. At New Auto Location viting them to renew their mem Tip Top. anteed to please you lEIIT OR RRV TIIRE bership. or to become affiliated Chocolate Syrup 20.OZ. gla.... 24c or your money back. with the society. Mrs. Park HAUG BROS. Woodrow Wilson, member of said that 42 new auxiliary and St. Francis de Sales’ parish and five new active members had been owner of. Woodrow Wilson Auto MARKET enrolled since the drive began in CORN FED MEATS Upholstery, has recently pur February and that a total o f 153 803 ISth St. • TA. 0811 i \ F E W A . V chased the building at 686 South members had paid dues to date. nSH AND POULTRY SERVICE CALLS AUTO KEYS Broadway, Denver. This will be HAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED M i s . John Moran, circle chair- his new and permanent business 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 location. Mr. Wilson has bpen in the auto upholstery business for himself the past five years. Cathedral Youth E X P R E S l A new department of auto serv ice will be added in the opening CH. 0380 CALL CH. 0380 6f a complete body and fender Reorganize Cluh FAST MESSEIVGER SERVICE shop, including car painting. It will be staffed by men of many years’ The Cathedral Young People’s TASTE BfTITER FROM 1953 Broadway experience. Mr. Wilson invites club will hold its first regular meet Pick-up and Deliveries of AU Kinds all his old customers, as well ing since September, 1942, on — 3 Fine Stores — as new ones, to visit him in the Wednesday, March 27, at 8:30 p.m. 87. SO. BROADWAY TRUNKS - PACKAGES - BAGGAGE new location. in the reading room of St. Paul’s VOLLMER’S TS7 SO. UNIVERSITY IMMEDIATE SERVICE chapel in the basement of the Tbo Stmo Blfli Qaallty Am Btov 1886 COLO. BLVa FAVOR RECEIVED Cathedral, Colfax and Logan A Regitter reader wishes to pub streets, Denver. All Catholic young lish thanks for a favor received people are invited to attend. through the intercession of St. Thirty former meiPbers attended CARLSOIV-FRINK’S Jude. the reorganization meeting called by Father Frederick D. McCallin Creamed oii March 13, when officers were elected and committee chairmen COTTAGE CHEESE appointed to serve until the regu lar election meeting next Septem Park Free Sh(H> and Save Here’s one of the most nutritious foods you can serve— an ber. ideal alternate for meat— CARLSON-FRINK’S Creamed Officers are Howard Heffer- COTTAGE CHEESE! nan, president; Frank Breen, vice president; Mrs. Joseph Fermenter, CARLSON-FRINK’S COTTAGE (CHEESE is superior for secretary; and Margaret Gibbons, this reason; It has rich, fresh cream added to afford the extra treasurer. Victor Famularo, Kath nutrition of vitamin A and butterfat as well as more tasty leen Andrew, Genevieve Ryan, flavor. and Wallace Dee were appointed Beautiful as athletic, religious, social, and Made fresh every day— packed in useful tulip-decorated glasses Fresh Cut Flowers Good Bakery Goods — available at leading food stores or at your door— CARLSON- cultural chairmen, respectively. FRINK’S creamed COTTAGE CHEESE is Denver’s favorite, Prior to the election of officers ★ worthy of a trial in your home . . . Try it! it was decided to permit member ship of young married people in Large Assortmenl of Pofteil VOSS BROS^ the club. The meetings are to be 17c for 10-oz. Tulip Glass GARDEN FARM held on the second and fourth Plants and Funeral Designs Wednesdays of each month. Fagans Will Go Any ★ At Your Store or At Your Door OFFICE OF THE Distance To Bring You Homogenized TREASURER Carlson-Fdnk’s Creamed Cottage Cheese CITY AND COUNTY OF DKNVKH Fine Quality Fish Manicipil Bnildinc JERRY BREEN U' WAKE UP TG Product of CARLSON^RINK CO., Denver’s Largest Home-Owned Dairy Fresh DENVER. COLORADO and Sea Foods No. J-420 NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL Florist WE SUGGEST ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF SPANISH MACKEREL BEHER MEAt APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF 1456 California MA. 2279 MILK TREASURER’S DEED FANCY PAMPANO TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and FROM FLORIDA more eopeeciallr to Georse B. Roirsle. ROE SHAD and OYSTERS Amanda Fitch. City and County of Denver, FROM MARYLAND Cream in Every The MofTatt 'Dinnel Improvement Diatrict. VALUES You and each of you are hereby notified SAVE MONEY, SAVE TIME COOKED LOBSTERS that on the 26th day of Novemter, 1980. FROM MAINE Drop the Manager of Revenue Ex-Officia Treaa- By Doing Your Shopping Ilere urer of the City and County of Denver and a WHITEFISH and TROUT State of Colorado, aold at public aale to GRADE A MEATS FROM THE GREAT LAKES City and County of Denver, aaeiznor of SEA BASS, HAUBUT Tastes So Much Amanda Fitch, the applicant, who haa made demand for a Treaaurer’a Deed, the SALMON BLACK COD following deaeribed real eatate, iltuate in PUBLIG MEAT JUMBO CRABS ' For Quality See Better Than the City and County of Denver and State WEST COAST of Colorado, to-wit: CHANNEL CATnSH FROM Ordinary Milk Lot Five (5) and South One-Half (S. m of Ix>t Four (4) Only, in ------^ N O W ------ARKANSAS Block Ninety-Two (92), Berkeley, PHOTO STAMPS Fancy Broad Breasled Turkeya that taid tax tale waa made to aatiafy the each delinquent general taxea aaaeaaed againat' 2 ^ Chickens and Belgian Harea Jess Super Market Children Love It Mid real eatate for the year 1929; that laid real eatate wai taxed in the name of T. J Varied Aaaorbnenti nf SUtluntry Bonek: that the atatutory period of re Your Name Imprinted, from 81.00 So Will Youl PERSONALIZED BY 1/ demption expired November 26th, 1938: that the Mme haa not been redeemed; that FAGOII’S A D D I S O N’ S •aid property may be redeemed at any time IJMMEL For Sale at before a Tax Deed ia iaauad; that Tax Deed ROME PUBLIC MARKET LOBBY TA. 2758 will be isautd to the Mid Amanda Fitch, Fr«ah and Salted Nutmeata lawful holder of aaid certifleate, on the Candied Fniita and Candlaa 12th day of July at 6 o’clock p.m. 1946. Independently Owned unlesa the Mme hM been redeemed before HERRING TIDBrrS 5 o'clock p.m. of Mid date. Make Your SCOTCH OAT MEAL WITNESS -my hand and aeal this 11th MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI Retail Stores day of March, 1946. FLEET WHEAT GERM (Seal) F. E. WILSON. New Year Resolution Manager of Revenue, Ex-Offido Delieioat TEA diui TrcMurer, City and County of COFFEE Denver in the State of Colorado. to buy your DO-NUT SHOP By ROY W. 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'\ Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN *rhur»A>y, March 21.1946 Office, Bannock Straet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGlSTgB smusEmEnTS—DininG Groop Appointed Student Guests at K. of C Social RECRERTIOn ToBnyEqiiipinent la Ray Hotel The Famous Steak House
Theatre Your Host to the Choicest of Steak Dinners: PARK NIU. COUNTRY 102* 8. CsflMd For Playgronnd PARK ML MTT THl'RSDAY - FRIDAY . T-BONE, FILET MKNON, (Praaantatiaa Pariah, Dantrar) CLUB SATl RDAY - Sl'NDAY • MOrUDAY - TIESDAY . Father M. J. Blenkuah, Sister PORTERHOUSE STEAKS OIWWER WEDNESDAY Mary Helen. Mrs. Gus Ibold, Mrs. MARCH 21-22.8S-2^tS-8M 7 John Fox, and Mrs. Jerry Byrne DANCX have been appointed to purchase BING CROSBY ^ playground equipment for Presen INGRID BERGMAN tation school. They are grateful Mmic HENRY TRAV ERS to Mias Mary Hiirlfy for her dona » r JOAN CARROLL tion of S5 for this cause. Charlie . The following PTA members THE BELLS OF are attending the Catholic Parent- Dinhaupt Teachers’ league conference and luncheon at the Shirley-Savoy And Hii Park Hill Bh}thmBire* S T. MARY’S hotel today: Father Blenkush, DINNER DANCING also Sister Mary Helen, Mmes. Fred FKIOAT and SATURDAT KITES WALT DISNEY COLOR CARTOON Imrie, Joseph Schcer, James Mc 3500 Colorado Blvd. Cabe, Ed Rider, John Moran, Paul Gorman, JohrtNFox, William Buch- RteerratJon* EM. 2725 MATINEES: SUNDAY. I PJL SATURDAYS AND B0UDAY8. holz, Albert Larche, Jr.; Gus Ask for RtMrvations fat PtiraU Partiaa Ibold, Carl Eastman, Francis May, I S PJL LavemeJ^e, Adolph Meis, Lillmn Walsh, Harold Kersteins, Frank Knafelc, Chris Valdez, Fred Nel son, Hermqn Long, M. Atcheson, and Ed Sedlmayer. Frank Mylet, fourth grade pupil, from won the title, “ Salesman of the Denver parochial high school studant guasts I ior and sanior studants has proved immensely popu- Cosmopolitan Year," and $5 for having sold the o f the Knights o f Columbus in the Coronado club 1 lar with the youngsters, Hotel LUNCHEONS . . . 50c most tickets in the recent benefit are pictured above. The series of socials for jun- |______D IN N ^ . . $1.00 for the school sisters. The table cloth used for the main attraction Cocktail Grill was awarded to Mrs. Pauline Lord, 171 S. Knox court. LT. MARY TENHAEFF RETURNS ClBBim s [ - DANCE AT - Italian French SpecialtT Sister Mary Jude and her third and fourth grade room won the penny parade for having the great HOME FROM NURSES' CORPS The ROIINDIJP est nipercentage of * mothers ' present at the PTA meeting. * T (St. Vi'neaot da Paul's at Fitzsimons General hospital with IS EITHCREEN, COLO. Tom Burke’s Mrs. Paul Griesen Mrs. Parish, Denver) the first group of cadet nurses. Morris Mclnerney are ill in their The Brightest Spot in the Rockies I Duffs Lt. Mary Eileen Tenhaeff of Her army career was initiated at homes. Camp Carson, and from there Lt. ilRoosevelt Grill: Cubs Present Flag 1568 S. Clayton street arrived DEUCIOUS SANDWICHES CAFE & LOUNGE home on terminal leave this week. Tenhaeff went to Fort Robin.son, OF Famous for A meeting of Cub pack 200 was She is a graduate of St. Vincent de Nebr. Training for overseas duty HENRY M. DUFF, Owner held March ,18. Den 1 presented Paul's grade school. Cathedral wa.« given in Indiantown Gap, Pa., a flag and the allegiance to the and Fort Jackson, S. Car. FIN E FOODS high school and Mercy hospital Announcement has been made FIN E FOODS flag. Den 2 presented an Indian school of nursing. She later worked Her career includes a brief visit Cocktails theme. There are 22 boys regis of the donation of a new altar for Cocktails in Panama, a tour of Oahu, Ha : tered, and any. boy between the waii. and duty assignment in the the Mother Cabrini shrine in the Fast Courleout Sertice Special Dinner Parties Inritad ages of nine and 11 wishing to Philippines. North San Fernando Queen of Heaven Oi^hans' Aid ARGONAUT HOTEL 19.30*32 So. Broadwap join the Cubs is asked to call John by an anonymous friend of the Where Desver’i Soeiety Ealerteie* for Lunchaoni ead OiaDere 18th and California SP. 9950 P. Moran, 456 Osceola. sisters. The altar ^as been pur The next meeting of the Cubs chased from a firm in Chicago and FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES. will be held in the den mothers’ will be ready in time for the rites DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 homes March 28 immediately after to be held here celebrating the school. W IL L BL BLLO forthcoming canonization ,of Beaatifal BallrooM Private Dining Room* Boy Scout troop 200 held its FOR DINNERS DE LUXE OR MIDNIGHT SNACKS Mother Cabrini (S t Francesca).' first hike of the season to Fillius The March meeting of the park March 17. All the scouts at Queen of Heaven Orphan’s Aid tended. society was held March 19 with a At a well-attended meeting of IN S I . gratifying attendance. Mrs. S. F. the Presentation Parish raild ——VILLANO'S- Chiolero presided. Opening prayer March 20 the following officers was led by Mother Domitilla. The were elected: President, Ed Rider; (St. James’ Parish, Denver) IFhsrs Quality Food Still Pnvailt and at Moderata CoSf first vice president. Joseph Bisant; A week’s mission, clo.sing with date for the spring luncheon and ITALIAN, GARDEN the Forty Hours’ devotion, will be card party was set for May 21. second vice president, Mrs. M. IN LITTLE ITALY O’Brien; financial secretary, V. conducted by Father John Butti- Mrs. G. J. O’Byrne assisted by 1644 GLENARM Open 11 A. M. to 3 A. Beneventi; recording secretary. mer, C.SS.R., of St. Joseph’s Mmes. A. McCormick, M. Covillo, 38th Ave. and Pecos GL. 9743 Peggy Newcomb; ana director ot church, beginning Sunday. March F. Badding. A. Coyle and S. Chio ForaiarlT of << 8o. Broadwtr censor, Howard Maerz. The execu 31. Father Buttimer will speak lero will have charge of the event. tive board met on March 20. at all the Masses on the opening Mrs. Frank Rabtaoy was entered GENUINE JTALIAN SPAGHETTI WITH Sunday. Services will be held each as a perpetual member. CHICKEN - SAUSAGE - OR MEAT BALLS evening at 7:45, and the solemn Report was made of the forma POTENZE STYLE Rummage Sale Set clo.sing of the Forty Hours’ devo tion of a sewing group under the SERVED DAILY FROM { P. M. TO 10 P. Vt. direction of Mrs. M. Covillo to ark lane hotel tion will take place at 4 o’clock SU.NDAYS 12 NOON TO 8 P.M. ISo Liquor Please For March 26 and 27 Sunday, April 7. make articles for sale 4t the fall The children of the parish will I card party. The next meeting will receive Communion in the 8:30 be held on Monday, March 25, at Plans are ehead for 3115 W. 44th avenue at 1 o’clock. Mass this Sunday. Lt. Mary E. Tenhaaff LESTER’S the rummage sale sponsored Mrs. Mary Hill was awarded the by the Mothers’ club of St. Dave Ruth, who just finished valley and later Manila were head attendance prize. Mrs. S. Chiolero WATCH REPAIRS York Pharmacy Mary’s academy, Denver; his boot training in the navj’, is quarters of her unit, the 360th sta and Mrs. G. J. O’Byrne -repre 7-OAY SERVICE PRESCRIPTIO.’NS which will be held on Tues home visiting his mother, Mrs. tion hospital. Arriving in the U. S. sented the society at the counPil of .\.ND DRUGS day and Wednatday, March John Ruth. ONE-YEAB GUARANTEE Feb. 1, she was assigned to Fitz social agencies meeting held prior 2300 East Colfax 26 and 27. Articles for this Caiiockp to Be Readied simons General hospital. Final sep to the reception at the Inf4ht of sale are urgently needed end 1529 Welton GBerry 2447 Phone EM. 8837 The Immaculate Conception aration was accomplished at Fort Prague nursery. members are asked to send Sheridan. 111. their contributions to the circle met in the home of Mrs. Scouts Win Awards academy recreation room as Thomas Degan March 16. The toon as potsibla. next meeting will be March 27, Troop 140 won the achievement when the boy’s cassocks^ and sur banner for the fourth consecutive plices will be readied for'the Forty time recently. The attendance of .A Little Hours’ devotion. Mothers of the 19 scouts, two scoutmasters, one Birdie Told servers and all other women of committeeman, and 34 visitors was the parish interested in this sew not enough to win for the boys the STEAKS? Me the Service Is ing circle are urged to be present coveted attendance award. Charles Parslow is recovering The following boys received Superb from an operation performed in a awards: Tenderfoot, Lon local hospital last week, nie Croft, Vincent Marker, Jim None Better Are Being my Dwyer, Tommy Mansfield, and Charley McCarthy Inn Mrs. W. T. Henderson enter Billy Shaefer; second class, Joe Served in the City Sirl's Steak House DUKE’S GRILL tained the members of the St. Maschinot; merit badges, pathfind Merchants Lunch Daily Jude circle March 14. Honors were ing, Paul Heinrich, Tommy Mark 8U 15th St. nNEST OF FOODS given Mrs. Larsen and Mrs. Not- of Denver CHUCK* HEFNER. Prep. er, Louis McGrath, Jack McGrath, Fried Chicken, Steak, haft. The April meeting will be Bobby Buckmaster. Don Plam- given by Mrs. F. U. Murphy. FISH SHRIMP Spaghetti and Raviola WHERE FRIENDS MEET beck, Tony McCambridge, Garth 1620 E. 34th Ava. TA. 9240 The Tekakwitha circle met Tues Norris, Joseph Buckmaster, and OYSTERS Dinners day, March 12, in the home of Joaehh Gulick; music, Don Plam- Cocktails Served Mi-s, Leo Royer, 1632 Pontiac. beck and Bobby Alcorn; athletics. Try One This Open 11 a.m. till MidniRht Miss Sharolyn Sloan was a guest. Louis McGrath; reading, Bobby Al OP 3410 TEJON . CL. 9950 corn; dog care, Philip Gulick, and bird study, Philip Gulick. Evening! S4TH - TENNYSON i Joseph Buckmaster and Jack ORIENTAL Traai No. I I LouIs^PasitOTe^s'*! .■HcGrath are taking basic scout TOUR FAVORITE DAIRT AND NOW THRU SAT., MAR. 23 :iVL masters’ courses, Joseph Gulick is ICE CREAM SPOT rgaasriiai f e d e r a l a t ISTR taking the advanced scoutmaster’s Open until midnight r C D C R A L Ba> No. 12 course, and Mr. Foley is in the cub- PRODUCERS DAIRY SUN., THRU TUES., MAR. 24-26 master’s course. ' 39 C l u b ' T The Mothers’ auxiliary of scout FORMERLY MIDGET CAFE 933 BANNOCK EGYPTIAN troop 140 will meet in the home of SUNDAY— 8 P.M. REOPEN SUNDAY NIGHTS FROM MIDNIGHT TO 2 A.M. Dir»ctij Aerttu tb« 8tr*«t F r«« WED. THRU SAT., MAR. 27-30 Mrs. E. F. Plambeck, 1394 S. Hum Th« Rcriitci (Sacred Heart Parish, Danver) boldt, nn Monday, March 25, at DANCING On March 17 Sacred Heart par 7:45 p.m. The mothers are re LUNCHES ish held its annual St. Patrick’s cel- quested to bring cookies to this I-pster Grant’s Rhytlims meeting for the convalespent FOUNTAIN SERVICE ebration in the school hall. A three- I NO COVER CHARGE act farce, entitled Henpecked nurses at Fitzsimons hospital. i ITALIAN DINNERS and the best in Henry, was presented by the Adel- R. E. Warwick. Herman Bauer, and Thomas E. Egan, Jr., arrived DAIRY PRODUCTS H r phian players, under the direction 13900 Pecos GL. 9855 of Father Andrew S. Dimichino, home last week after being S.J. The cast was well chosen, discharged from the navy. and all did well in acting out their Thomas Drey of the army is parts in the play. spending a two-month furlough in LENTEN Our Evening The school children, under the his home. able direction of the sisters, were NOTICE TO CREDITORS a pleasant addition to the enter- ESTATE OF STEVE HORAN. DECEASED. ment. The matinee and evening No. 78192 SPECIAL D I X ^ E R S Notice ii haraby alvan that, m tba 27th performances were enjoyed by day 6f Fabruary. 19t(, lattar* of Admin audiences that filled the hall. The istration ware iiiaad to tba ondarsigiMd —Offer a wide variety of pastor wishes to thank the players u Administratrix of tba abova named eitata and all tMrtena having clainu againat saM Fried Lenten Season’s foods. % CROSBY and the sisters, who worked so astate ara raouirad to Ilia tham for allow- hard in training the children. anea in tba County Court of tba City and . . . and include your choice The children also did well in the County of Danvar. Colorado, within six months from aaid data or aald claims will Jumbo of Appetizer, Salads, Pota selling of tickets for the celebra ba foravar barred. toes, Vegetables, Desserts t £ E O J k C m i S tion. Rudolph Alire was first for , ELLA M. HORAN. selling 65 tickets; Dorothy Jen Admin Istratiiz. Shrimp and Drinks. Jamaa W. Creamar and kins, second, 32 tickets; and Jos C. Milton Morris. . eph Valencia, third, 25 tickets. Attorneys for Estate. Priced from YS cents TheBeDs The following sold between 10 Dinner and 20/tickets; Walter Martinez, NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF LOUISE A. SMITH, Dolores Martinet, Michael Rael, DECEASED. No. 75107 75c James Delgado, Eleanor Prado, Notioa is hereby -given that on the Kth RUSS BENNEn R ^es Hernandez, Steve Zavala, day of April, 1945. I will present to tba County Court of tba City and County ot ‘ 7.12 SIXTEENTH and Earline Barry. Danvar. Colorado, my accounts for FINAL Lenten Devotions SETTLEMENT of the administration of AT BROADWAY ReslauranI East Gilfax There will be Way of the Gross said astata when and where all parsons in Intaraat may appear and object to them if 7 s.B. to S P.B.—7 Daps a Weak and Benediction Wednesdajr eve thsgr so daeira. J.M. ning at 7 :30 and again Friday aft . B. C. HILLIARD. TIL. ernoon at 2:30. Friday evening Exaentor. at 7 :30 there will be devotions for Spaghetti King of the West the perpetual novena in honor of NCnCE TO CREDITORS r DELOHERY ESTATE OF ROSA L. LEE, somatlmas the Sacred Heart. Immediately known as S. L. Lae, DBXEASED. Mo. after the services there will be a 78094. 128 BROADWAY meeting of the bazaar workers in NoUea is haraby given that on tba Isth day of Ftbruaty. 1948, lattara of admin O C C iO N fe sodality hall below the church. istration wars iaauad to tba nndarsignad . . RESTAURANT ITALIAN This Sunday is the Communion as administrator of tba abovt named estate A Piaca to Delfsht Your Own Appatita or to Eotartaln Yoor Fiianda F I N E F O O D S day for the Young Ladies’ sodality and all persona having claims against said Italian Santage, Chicken Caceiatore, Steaks, Spring Chiekeo estate are reanired to flie them tor allow Riaotto Milan in the 9 o’clock Mass. ’ Next ance in the County Conrt of the City and EvVry Sunday—Spsahetti Sarvad With All Dlnnart Tuesday evening the members of „ COCKTAILS — DINNER WIKBB The Place to County of Denver, Colorado, wHhin six B oon : 5U* ts 19:2t—Sundayi> 4 :lt U Il:2 t For Ratal-ratio ns the Young Ladies' sodality will months from said date or said claims will ba forever barred. 2450 19th Su Dneseorted Ladies Welcome Phone GR. 9958 Meet Your Friends hold the monthly meeting in so ALBERT J. GOULD. ' ■■■"" >■' I dality halL I Administntoc. Thursday, March 21,1946 PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205
CROW BIG CROPS . . . PLANT ONLY ONE RED HAT WAS USED BARTELDES louis r. Division Mascot Receives Communion 7410 COAL 7415 Wash, and Eagle 5 g GARDEN SEEDS AT CONSISTORY CEREMONIES Lump and E g g ...... ▼ ■
*V4" DonbU Serem Not___$ 6 . 2 8 TO Vatican City. — The Red Hate The four Cardinals who did not that 28 o f the new Cardinals re receive the. Red Hat at last month’s Stroctor Lamp ond Egrt■ $ 6 . 4 0 ceived at the Public Consistory iii ceremony were Cardinal Jules Sa- Rome nawer touched the heads oi their owners, it has been disclosed. liege. Archbishop of Toulouse, and FUEL SERVICE At the imposition of the Red Cardinal Jon de Jong, Archbishop Hat, Pius XII. because of the un of Utrecht, the Netherlands, who South Bend, Ind.—Louis F. Bu- usually large number of new Car were prevented by illness from denz, who renounced 'Communism dinals, used only one Red Hat journeying to Rome, and Cardinal last fall and returned to the Catho throughout the ceremony. The Jose Maria Caro Rodriguez, Arch lic faith, revealed that he is writ same hat was imposed on each of bishop of Santiago, Chile, and Car ing a book, and that it is “ prrtty the 28 new Cardinals. dinal Manuel Arteaga y Betan R E C A P N O W well along.” ThU Is My Story is Vatican sources have disclosed court, Archbishop of Havana, the name selected for the book, that none of the 28 Cardinals re Cuba, who reached Rome, but were Zrtry paekM of BarttUe* Garden and which he said would be released ceived the Red Hat that was used taken ill and were unable to attend Flower U backed by 79 yearg* Oct. 11, the first anniversary of the Consistory. wimmwuMi expentaca in growinf and aelectins during the ritual. Their own Red teedi for WegUm homeg. With Bar- his return to the Catholic Church. Hats were sent to them at their teldeg dependable quality geeda yon are The former managing editor of residences in Rome after the Con Open Ertninxi mcKQUAmmm gggurcd of perfect germination and the Communist newspaper, the sistory, and according to tradition good cropg. Daily Worker, who is now teaching D. DELTSCH^ will never be used again until OPTOMETRIST 35 Year* Praetic. STTEET PEAS elementary journalism and econom death. Mixed Early Flowering SpenceiwLarge ics at the University of Notre Eytt wavy flowera. Bloom earlier and larger Dame, said publication of the book So far as is known only one of Examined than other varietiH. the Red Hats distributed to the 28 GItuea in October would signalize the end Pkt 5o—Of. 20e--H Ib. 75c Cardinals ever graced the head of Fitted of a year’s “ retreat and silence.” Broken Leneea Lata Flowering 8pencer>->Sp!endid mix a Prince of the Church— and that After that, he said, he intends to Duplicated ture of bett Spencer varletica. is the Red Hat of Cardinal Francis, Pkt. 5c—Oj. 15c—H lb. 55e write frequently and lecture fre Spellman, Archbishop of New! Oculiats’ Preacription Filled quently. He added that he is not Genuine Kryptok , ,,, , Catalog on requegt. 52 pagei York. The hat of Cardinal Spell-i packed with garden information./ contemplating leaving the univer Inefilble Bifocal man was imposed upon the Holy; Lentes to See GIa.aet, com sity faculty. Budenz said the book plete with Father himself when he was ele-j Far and Near — would represent a “ history of ideas Ground all in one. frame. resulting from my experience,” and vated to the Cardinalate Dec. 16, i At Reaaonabii Priree Ph. TA. 8842 deal with leaving Communism and 1929. His Holiness sent his own I 1519 Curtis St. Arrosa Prom becoming a Catholic again. Red Hat to Cardinal Spellman! Baur*a after the recent public Consistory. OFFICE OF THE TREASURER CITT AND COUNTY OF DEN’VER Manlcipsl Buildinr ■Phone- DENVER. COLORADO No. J-421 NOTICE o r PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF TREASURER’S DEED Johnny Camera, 13-year-oId Italian maacot of | ited a pal, Cnrley Thorapion, while awaiting‘'word TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. »nd Tezaa’ 36th divition (kneeling), receivet Holy Com- from immigration aathoritiea aa to whether he will Ottlfftn our shop! moro npecialty to Eliubcth Kottorer, W, F. MAIn Send Your Boy to munion in S|. Joaeph’a church in Waxabachie, Tex. be allowed to remain in thia country permanently. Kelty. Alfred E. Perlmon, City and County of Denver. Tho Moffat Tunnel Improve Father George Straaaner ii the priest. Johnny via- I — (RNS photo) ment Diatrict. Yoa and aach of you are hereby notified HflUJKinson that on the 22nd day of November 1937. Of 371 Czech Priests the Manager of Revenue. Ex^Offieio Treaa- urer of the City and County of Denver and Practice of Virtues Gives 5 3 3 5 PST. State of Colorado, sold at public ule to Nazis Arrested, 73 Die Don't Delayl Mer. Safety If yeo W. F. Kelty. asaianor of Alfred E. Perl man. the applicant, who haa made demand for for a Treaaurer'a Deed, the followina da- Prague. — Official figures pub tcribe^ real eatate, altuate in the City and Growth in Spiritual Life DVRECAP County of Denver and State of Colorado, lished here disclose that 371 priests Laboratory Tested Near Rocky Mountain Na to wit; of six Czech dioceses were arrested THOSE RECAPPING South One-Half (S. of Lot Nino tional Park in the heart of (9). in Block Two Hundred Fifty-Threa By R ev. J o h n B. E bel the obstacles pre.sented by daily by the Gestapo during the Nazi . SMOOTH (263), Weat Denver. America’s most majestic that said taa tale was made to aatiafy the It is a common experience that life in the world. Virtue thus is occupation of Czecho-Slovakia. TIRES NOW delinquent general taxea aateated asainit the ability to live the life of faith COAL Your recaps mountains. words used, in everyday life tend Seventy-three of them met death. aaid real estate for the year 193$; that and of grace amid all the tempta . .HADGE. . said real eatate was taxed in the name of to become weakened and turned tions and obstacles in the world Two hundred»and sixty priests were Elisabeth Ketterer: that the statutory porio
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The twin tpirei o f the Church Many American GIs attended Mass Public Service Company of Colorado of the Sacred Heart in Ceaeblance, here when U. S. forces were sta French Morocco, ere distinctive tioned in Africa.— (RNS photo) features o f this modern edifice. Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE Thurgday, March 2 1 .194« Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TALK ON MARRUGE FEATURES No 'Waiter Shortage' Here MAVRICE Draver Non Going M dio USERS! STUDIOS HEIGHTS VOCATION PROGRAM Personality PortrmU (Loretta Helybt* ColU|e, Denver) he said: "Love is a ui\ion of minds To Music Parley Wt omieunct wifii pridt \ The Rev. J. F. Welsh, S.J„ of , , , It is an act of the will and of RtKiR college addressed the ment' emotion , . . Real love is undar- Sister Anastasia, mucie in- our appointmo nt oi For Every Occasion atanding . , . True love is a blend bers of the Loretto Heijthta college ■truct4)r and Glee club director at sodality on “ Marriaiw’ on March of unselfishness and sacrifice. 13. The talk was in connection "There is no love at Rrst sight, Cathedral high school, Denver, RAyTHEON Peeded 1528 Broadway with the college’s Vocation week but only an attraction. Love of will attend the Music Educators’ man and woman begins with program. national conference, meeting! I l l C T R O N I C CH. 39 26 sensory charm . . . then follows a March 26 through April 2 in Father Walsh opened his lec. compatibility In personalities.’* Cleveland, 0. An impressive pro-1 tore by eniphlHpzing that in the Sophomora* Are Champ* TSCHNICUNS Catholic home there is first the Th* Loretto Heights college gram is scheduled, including oifer- necessity of religious understand, ings by nationally known mu SPECIAL RATES Athletic department announced ing, that is, both parties should that the basketball season closed sicians and professional noups, be Catholic. Marriage, he said, wa| as welLas those of talented paro- to loatitatlou this week with the sophomores not a secondary state of life as ehikj, public, and private school and Hospitals holding first place with an unde some thought; the Church has seen feated in the Intriiniralo. Mary students from all over the coun Writ, for At to make the comparison that Carmen de l^/^ega was captain try. ^ We aie now BONDbD man and woman are united in Mat- Infomiattoa of the team. Th* senior class, Sister Anastasia will attend by rimony as Christ is united to His especially the sessions of tbs Na with Peggie Chsmbers as osptain, WESTERN NATIONAL **Ev»rything Church. Christ raised marriage to held second piece. tional Catholic Music Educators’ the dignity of a sacrament. INDEMNITY CO lo Vnd9r th* In intercollegiate games l.o- association, held March 27 through Father Walsh pointed out the retto Heights defeated Colorado 29. The conference will have as guorontee all radio re Sun in error prevalent In today's modern Women’s college ^ rch 16 with a its over-all theme, “ Music Educa pair work foi 90 fitiys thinking, "absorbed from Holly, tion ^ Looks and Plana Ahead,’’ Ca$t9r$^ score of 23-38. On March 8 the youf assurance of wood,’’ that lovt ii only passion and is expected to d|«w delegates Loretto girls suffered e defeat at complete sotisfoction* Armstrong Caster Co. and emotion and when that sub* Colorado Women’s college, 16-18 from Canada, Mexico, and Latin aides all is gone snd divorce fol Tourney to Be Held America. 828 14ih TA. 4692 lows. Quoting St. Thomas Aquinas Tennis, shuffleboard, and table THE BEST IN LUGGAGE tennis tournaments will commence this week. Prominent Denver Catholic layman Joinod line in front. From loft to right In tbo.background C o// «P.1831 It was also announced that on ArekbUhop Vehr and pri**t* o f tbo city in thoir art tba Rav. Hanry Felay, S.s.S.i tba Rov. Hubert May 1 Loretto Heights college annual cu*tom o f waiting upon tbo raaidant* o f tb* Newell, tba Rt. Rav. Cbarla* Hagut, tba Rt. Rev. m A / fa ja ft ELECTRO CAMERAS girls will present a horse show. Mttlltn homa for tka aead on St. Jotaph’* day, aa John R. Mniroy, tba Rav. Harley Schmitt, tba Very Chairmen for this event are ahown in tka pbeto aeova o f waitora and "but Rav. Jeka J. Flanagan, S.J.; Dr. Edward Dala- Photo Goods, Lenses boy*.’’ Stated in front with Arebbubep Vahr are kanty, tba Rav. Vincent Hughai, O.P.; Aa Very Agnes Cummings, Mary Flo KtL (STS PRODUCTS CO. Ament, Margie Prinster, Patricia tha Rev. John P. Moran, tba R*>. Dr. Edward J. Rav. Harold V. Campbell, R. Paul Horan,/the Rev. ISU ISIh 8*. 2117 E. CENTER Wm Pay Highett Prices Morgan, and tba Rev. Norbart Waltb, with tha Rav. Adam Ritter, William P. Horan, and Frank L. t**'EKr ^ mch. n'« Kellogg, Merrilee Murphy, and Jotaph Trudal, S.S., ttanding at tba and of tba Tattamar. uamin; siylino Marjorie Whelan. For Vied Equipment Mitiion Week Held AURORA Mission week at Lorej^to Heights th college was held the"^ week of REDEMPTORIST CHAPLAIN BUSY , Wo Offer a CHILD’ S ;;; 16 St. March 18 to rai.se funds for the Juvenile Court Complete Optical Serriro Loretto missions in China to help, Examination, Refraction, MAIL ORDERS rebuild, war destroyed buildings. RENOVATING CHAPE IN JAPAN Each class sponsored an activity. B A G A N ’ S Prescription The freshman class under Ann INVITES YOU TO AURORA All Claatei Manufactured in Killian awarded a "Basket of Judge to Speak (St. Jotaph’* Radempteritt Paritb, J. Sullivan. Mrs. Mastin of the Our Own Laboratory Goodies’’ including cake, candy, Danvar) Red Cross was guest speaker. 9758 E. Colfax Aurora 77 ASK ABOUT cookies, cokes, jelly, jam, and Chaplain Milton F. G i r a c, After the meeting a social hour, JIM BAGAN. PROP. ^ Quick Repair Service with St. Patrick’s day favors pre crackers. C.SS.R., writes from Yokota, Ja Broken L<«ntea Dopllested Our Special Offer on The sophomore class under dominating, took place. The fol Oculist Prescriptions Plllod Before PTA Unit pan, about 30 miles iutside of lowing officers presided as host Louise Childers awarded a $10 KATHRUIVS Phan. Anrora 211 or EM. (71S GRADUATION . . . FIRST bill. Tokyo: “ Busy these days trying to esses: Mrs. McNicholas, Mrs. HARRY M. LUSTIG Beston, and Mrs. Reid. eOMMUnVION and YEAR The mission unit sponsored a (Blotted Sacrament Parish, make something out of this place we HOME SUPPLIES FRIEIVD JOSEPH VOLOSIN dessert get-together at which cakes Danvtr) are using for a chapel. The altar the Chaplain Awards HARDWARE PAIN! FUTUVITtRE CO. fsterod Optoraetrlits BOOK PICTURES. were sold. Margaret Fogarty was Members of the Parent-'Teach- 8late*Ret7sten men made is swell and will fit be Are Put on Display ROOFING Everything for the Rome 933 15th Su KE. S683 chairman of the affair and Mar ers’ association will meet in the jorie Howard arranged the musical school hall March 26. Judge tween two windows. Eventually I Four awards made to the parish ITS! g. C«irRS A**. Asrort S4I NEW A.ND USED LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS WARNER STUDIOS program. Philip Gilliam will be the guest am going to put a drape behind the by the War department, honoring AimORA. COLORADO lies E, Celfix Anrore. Celt. Teresa AIbi sponsored the jun speaker. Preceding the meet altar. The ceiling is made of wall- the fobr Redemptorist chaplains of 1649 Welton Phone CH-3708 ior clas!# award of a homemade ing, there will be a counail meet board, and the bottom of the walls the parish in the service, have been ing of the offleers and room of plywood. I am going to have the placed in the vestibme of tha LUtUKS FAINT ~ HAROWARB Denver, Colo, cake and a $5 cleaning credit. !MEW FASHIOI^ According to tradition the -sen mothers at 1:30 p.m. woodwork stained and varnished, church. These document* are INSULATION ior class will present for Mission Members of St. Anne’s circle and the wallboard painted an ivory signed by the chief of chaplains, at THB Cleaner^ & Dyers week a class play reviewing all the will be guests of Mrs. Mayme tone. I went down to th# metal testing the appreciation of the Aurora Lumber Company FOX-MCHOLSOIV high lights of its college days. Fletcher in her home Tuesday, shop and got a tabernacle put under government for the services of JOHN a JOHNSON The script was written and will be March 26. St. Rita’s circle mem construction. The boys are making these chaplains of St. Joseph’s par Building Headquarfera Offlc* PI.RI STUDIOS produced by the senior class. bers will enjoy luncheon and me a beehive tabernacle out of ish. PfaiRaa aRrete tSe—FraRklW SSS* SSO E. Alamod. Av*. M17 E. Colfu 8Pmc« S*7f Chairmen of this are Catherine bridge Tuesday, March 26, in the quarter-inch aluminum, with a St. Joseph’s day was celebrated AURORA. COLO. Aaron S2 Soeeewor to IrYlng Allen Fox Job, Helen Kane, Margaretr Mom- home of Mrs. J. Foster. Mrs. cone top that is detachable. with a Solemn Mass. A large and KichoUon Studio sen, Marilyn Beckard, Loretta Raymond Riede and Mr*. Thomas "The lieutenant in charge of number of Holy Communions were received in the Masses honoring the 1 5 4 2 B dw y. TA . 278 4 Sweeney, Viola Fellin, and Bess O’Neil will be hostesses to mem fered to provide the lock, the scar Ricsenman. bers of St. Norbert’s circle Fri patron saint of the parish. cest thing here, next to hinges. PURSE BROS. lor BEAUTY. . . Violinist to Appear day, March 22, in the home of NOTICE TO CREDITORS Robert Elliott, American vio Mrs. Riede. When the tabernacle is finfshed I GROCERY a MARKET The wide choice of color* and « ESTATE OF PATRICK MURPHY. DE- BOARD WALK linist, will appear Thursday, March Mrs. George Pope and her sis will have the sisters make me a CEASED pallerns enable you to "de- ' Groceries . Meats • Fruits SHOE REPAIR 21, on the Loretto Heights college ter, Miss Anne Birmingham, left veil. These sister* are a swell group No. 7S3S8 Vegetables iign" your ovm root — one concert program. March 17 for a four weeks’ trip living about 30 minutes’ ride from Notieo ii horoby *iv«n that on tbo IBlh QUALITT MATERIAL AND day of March, 1946, letter* of adminittra- •7SI But Col/aa Aai. Fh. Aarera 11* that best lit* the ilyle of your WORKMANSHIP to Mexico and points of interest here. They are all Japanese ex AURORA DRUG tlon ware Itaucd to tbo undtrsimed aa Geo, W. UeBnd. AD. ISS home. —All Work GoonuiUiS in the South. cept a few. They are living on a adminittrator of the above named aatate Christian Brothers’ country farm, and all peraoni bavin* claima a*alnat aaid hr ECONOMY... m t BAIT sirs ATB—.AT O l X m Red Cross Movies Cookies Given eitata are requirtd to file them for allow for their place was destroyed. They ance In the County Court of the City and Have You Tried Elaterile Shingle* can be ap* For USO Club have as their chaplain the former County of Denvtr, Colorado, within alx AURORA FROZEN plied directly over your old Archbishop of Tokyo, the Most montha from *aid data or aaid claima will WESTERIV AUTO Cookies fw the USO club were bo forevor barred. rooting, saving the time, cost Are Seen by PTA Rev. Alexis Chambon. The sisters SUPPLY CO. sent in this week by Mmes. J. A. B. 0. HILLIARD, JR.. FOOD LOCKERS and mess ol tearing oil the JOE’S Sullivan, Carlos Puermann, A. B. have their novices and postulants Administrator. LATELY? old ihlngle* — and Ihe added (Holy Rotary Pariah, Danver) with them and also some old folks BUriltmp* protect your food* frota New Stocks in Daily SKFI.l.Y SERVICE Baumgartner, Glenn Davis, and NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND Alr-bome bacUrlt and mouldi.' insulation will save iuel next Interc.sting moving pictures of P. J. Foehl. for whom they are caring. DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP E. V. "TED" MURPHY winter. Jo« Parrtnkopf (St Looi*' PsrUh) the work of the Red Cross were "It is plenty chilly here; very ESTATE OF GEORGE A. TAYLOR, alae AU. 586 or EM. 8997 QRSA8INQ . WASHING ■ BATTERT Members of St. Jude’s circle known aa Georxa Alfred Taylor, dt- Em. 2513 or An-9 shown at the meeting of the were guests of Mrs. Mayme damp. The temperature is hardly R£X:HAB(UNG • TIBI RBOAPPENG PTA. A representative of the Red coased. lor LONG LIFE... 79S Broadway CH. 9420 O’Connor in her home March 15 ever below 30 degrees, but the No. 77198 Fire-resistant, spHt-prool, Cross explained the activities of Bridge honors were won by Mrs. dampness seems to go right through Notica ii hereby riven that on the 7th the organization in peace and war. day of May, 1948, I will prasent to the Ste Philoioena*s crack-proof, resistant to dry Glenn Davis and Mrs. Thomas you. We had six inches of snow County.Court of the City and County uf and damp rot and extreme Mrs. L. M. Nielsen, executive Phoenix. Mrs. J. L. Brubaker March 3. It usually snows at ni^ht Denver, Colorado, my areeunta for final secretary of the Colorado Society Harioa Pottar and Beth CarroU ( temperature changes, an ONE DAY SERVICE was welcomed as a new member. and melts during the day. I find tcttlamant of the idministration of laid Marsolek’s Radio A for Crippled Children, talked ‘of eatate, when and where all penons in in. lannouno* th ^ are tit* new ownen e l. Elaterite Shingle roof norm The Blue Parrot tearoom was the life interesting here.’’ the work done for ph3r8ically handi tcreat may appear and object to them, if ally will far outlast It* 10- SHOE REPAIRING scene of a luncheon and bridge they to deaire. Appliance Sl:ore REIVE’S HOUSE < capped children, and recommended for members of Little Flower Young People's Club Notlea is also hsrtby *iven thst thar* 2606-08 East Colfax EA. 5141 Tear guarantee. Bring u* your shoe problem*. the purchase of Easter seals, the hta bean filsd in aaid estata a petition OF BEAUTY ^ We u»e Finest Lather circle with Mrs. Earl Thrasher, To Receive Communion asking for a judicial ascertainment and Aerti* from But High Scheol 1*39 EAST COLFAX AVE. ^ CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATE returns from which help finance Mrs. George Springer, and Mrs. detarmination of the heirt of such deceased, and Material*. The Young People’s club is in Open Evening* and Bundty* Until Neon Between Adama and Omk St. f All Work Guaranteed/ the society. A. Freppel as hostesses. Bridge and ttUina forth that the ntmaa, addraues The largest number of parents honors went to Mrs. R. R. Stein- vited to receive Holy Communion and relationahip of all peraont, who art or Bring in Your Radio.and Save W* Will Wcicomt Your Patronag* ! TERMS ir DESIRED claim to bo heirs of sdid deceased, to ftr ft-Diy Guraatee 14-Bonr Barrie* TELEPHONE EAit 404* f 11TH AVE. SHOE present at the meeting have chil hart and Mrs. W. S. Levings. Mrs. this Sunday. as known to the petitioner, are as follows, Phone Ca tSSI dren in the first grade. Ed McCabe, Jr.; Mrs. Harry Sims, Lenten services are held Sunday to-wit: Roulia Taylor, Colorado State Hot' REBUILDERS The regular meeting of Our and Mrs. William Horst were night at 7:30; novena devo oltal. Pueblo. Color^o, widow: Thelma THE WESTERN Lady’s sodality will be held Thurs Soranson, 845 Corona Street,' Denver, Colo, PELLS New Furniture Store P. A. Bacino, Prop. CB. 2228 hostesses to St. Joseph’s circle tions Tuesday at 3 and 7:30 p.m.; rado, dauKhter; Louise Miltsins, 477 South TO SERVE YOU day evening, March 21. March 15 in Daniels and Fisher’s Way of the Cross Friday at 2:30 4th, Tucson, Arizona, daushtar: Clyde 2412 EAST COLFAX Taylor, U.P;R.R.. 58 E. Washington, Chi 0pp. Eut High—Planty at parking apu, C a p ito l ELATERITE ROOFING CO 1122 Broadway tearoom. Prizes were won by and 7:30 p.m.; and Saturday eve Delicious ning devotions at 7:30. cago, lllinoia. ion ; Fnrnitnre Sjtore EQtnTAlU ROlUDINC DCNVER. COLO. Buffalo Bill Stamp Mrs. Leo Fajrley and Mrs. Karl Accordingly, noUc* if alao'hertby given 5 COURSE DINNERS Mayer. Mrs. L. Loughlin was a that upon the date aforeaaid, or the day OE. 0746 2827 E. Colfax at DetroK The games party will be held Sarvid from 4 p.m. until I p.m. waek day* “QUALITY FUKNITURE AT LE8I to which the. hearing may be continuad, 12 noon until i p.m. Sundaya guest. Monday at 8:30 p.m. in the parish the Court will proceed to receive and hear THAN DOWNTOWN PRICES" Proposed by Mayor James Eakins is able to be about hall. proota concerning tha heir* of auch de- Watch for Our Lenten Specials again, after suffering a broken The Rev. Ralph Michaels, ceaaed, and, upon tha proofa submitted, will foot when he fell in his home a enter a decrea in said estate determining Mayor Ben F. Stapleton has C.SS.R., returned from a success who are the heirs of such deceased person, ANNOmciNG written Colorado’s Congressional few weeks ago. ful mission at Fitzsimons hospital. at which haaring all persona claiming to MISS FRANCES SUSMAN, fonncriy manager of the Clip delegation urging issuance of a Ball Committee The Rev. Leo Wobido, S.J., of the be heirs at law of such decesaad may appaar three-cent Buffalo Bill memorial and pmant their proofs. and Curl Beauty Shop, wishes to extend an invitation to To Meet Mar. 27 Queen's Work was a recent visitor B. C. HILLIARD, JR.. her former customers to visit her at her new location. stamp this summer in connection at the rectory. Administrator. with the William F. Cody centen Mrs. Thomas E. Greene, gen nial celebration. Letters proposing, eral chairman of the Easter Mon Chairmen Named The Fair Golleea Beauty Shop the stamp were written to Senators day ball to be held in the Lincoln HANSEN & HANSEN Ed Johnson and Eugene Millikin, room of the Shirley-Savoy hotel By Society Head *20* EAST COLFAX EAit 8*7* to Rep. Dean GiHespie. and to Rob the evening of April 22, and her At the March meeting of the JEWELERS ert E. Hannegan, Postmaster Gen co-chairman. Miss Grace Larson, Altar and Rosary society, the pres NEW MANAGEMENT BLOCK eral. are having a meeting of their en ident, Mrs. Bommelyn, appointed 1628 17th St. The historic Buffalo Bill was tire committee Wednesday morn Bluebird Hardware FLORAL CO. the committee chairmen for the ONE STORE ONLY baptized in the Catholic faith ing, March 27, at 10 o’clock in A Appliance 3238 E. Coir«x at Adams EH. 3381 shortly before his death. the home of Mrs. Greene, 1782 coming year: Ways and means, *74* E. COLFAX 0pp. Blut'Bird Locust street. Mr.s. J. Berger; sewing, Mrs. S, Member HAVE YOU MODERMZFJ) 1 G. J. CONNORS, Prop. McNamara: sick, Mrs. J. Sullivan. Bardw.rt — Painta and AppllaacM FlorisU Telcsraph Delivery Aaiocittloo Gina Morrone Mrs. Bancroft, chairman of the NOW—Elwtric Irani For Sala YOUR INSURANCE? HUMMEL FIGURINES ZookiHg Jorward Protcpl ToarMlf Aftinn Na« Baur6» Baptized USO cookie jar committee, re Gina Marie Morroge, daughter ceived 49 dozen cookies through the INSURANCE A F o r e c a s t F o r 1946 HORACE W. BENNETT & CO. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morrone, generosity of Mmes. A. Bahl, P. II* Tabor B(d*. Phoa* TA. 1*71 was baptized March 17 by the Cannaday, M. Hicks, Kammer, S. by IDWARD P. RUIIN, Panner.SfcuritySuptrviiort, JOS. J. CELLA FRANK ENGLA.VD. Jr.. Uanacu Rev. Harley Schmitt. Sponsors McNamara, Reinke, Richter, and Invesimtm CounMilon, Prnidca^ 1120 Security Bldg. inanranc* Dapartaital were Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Spal- SUPERVISORY POSITIONS Sfleaed American Shar^lnc. lone. Phoi|e KEyettme 2633 Optometrist and Optician Mrs. R. B. Stanger of Glen- USO WiU Present (OVNG WOIREN tt'e believe you willfind this pamphlet shaw, Pa., who is visiting her ORe Re W. PRITZ in/eresting and ue w ill be pleased to send brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Helen Walsh Mrs. Joseph M. Rihn, was the Local Artists in And Aa»ociates Adeslit e s 25 to 35 Years you a copy. AaaoeUU guest at a number of luncheons the past week. Dentists With h Merchandising er Background W. R. JOSEPH Friends of Mr. and Mrs. James IS* IStb Straa* UM lllb 8tre*« Musicale Mar. 21 KEyatan* *7*1 TAbar S7S1 SULLTVAX & COMPANV ATES EXAMINED Palmer and their children will be sorry to learn that they have gorth Opaa Uaaday and Thutday Rvaa Pkeaa TAbor I8S0 On the evening of March 21 the InfaRls’ Wear, Liagerie, Piece Goods or TABOR 4264 SECURITY BLDG, DENVER to Pueblo to make their home. ais-a ie Majoatla BMc Mrs. Painter’s brother-in-law and USO-NCCS. club will present, in sister of Salt Lake City, Utah, its Thursday night musicale, two DOWNING COAL Books aad Slatioaery Mr, and Mrs. R. F. 'Overschelde, S E RV I c E TO INVESTORS outstanding Denver artists. The UUFFEY’S DARD who have two children, have pur program will be varied with classi AND HOWE. GO. Knowledge of merchsndise and retail store operation *a require chased the Palmer home. “ SDfCB I « 4 " Fourteen members of Our Lady cal and semi-classical musical com ment. AND GIFT SHDP of Lourdes circle were guests of positions. "THERE’S NO FUEL LIKE AN OLD FUEL" If you have had Buying, Assistant Buying or Department Man 107 E. Colfax MA. 2903 Mrs. A. B. Baumgartner for their Miss Virjpnia Ginn, talented March meeting. Bridge honors young violinist, who is a member 3260 Downing TA. 2515 agement experience you should be. interested in your opportunity Keep Ypur Bin Filled "Good Gifu ot Guffey's" were won by Mrs. Jack Mc of the Denver Symphony orches with our Mail,.Order Organization. Laughlin and Mrs. Gus Hoeschen. tra and a pupil of Henry Ginsberg, Salary and c^portunity commensurate with personal ability and Mrs. Joseph Agan and Miss Mar concert master of the symphony, ^Clark’s Flower^ garet Benwell were gmosts. expedience. ^ • P^one Us Yoar Order Now will play a group of the favorite IjComplete Line o f Cnk F low m ' Mrs. John S. Meayer is a pa violin compositions of all times. and Potted Plant* Come to our employment office on 8th floor for interview be All Grades of Routt County tient in St. Joseph’s hospital. ,M{ea Ginn is also a student o f pi Floral Spray* and tween 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily or call Mr. Gahafer, mail order Lump and Egg GL/\ND DISEASES ano at the Lament school of mu Corsage* sic. \ personnel manager, RAce 1581, for an evening appointment. All and Stoker Coal, Oil Treated ;P.WF0I De La Salle Auxiliary ML Miss Patricia Molitor, the sec ,W e DEliver TA. 36625 appliations will be held confidential. AOHm*. Iby freer, CatertK ond young artist on the program, c o x i ; LUM P, E6 C , aad HUT D*e(M«ee. jiatn. Hesieeklb Uee4 OiuImm. ‘ft*. Will Assemble Suaday is a vocalist of note in the city. eUliti*. ty* 4 Ser DWmm. C»l*rwlo ArtaHtlc. Mtoritie, She is a student at Denver univer NO SOOT Kfce—letHiR. fneUU. \ Thursday, March.21,1946 PAGE TEN OffiM, 9M Bjuinock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 •vn»niimiuirHTniifu>iBrnTri Ice Floes Destroy Michigan Cottages Brother Opens School PREPARE FOR TOMORROW To Train African Youth Look to your vision. When you are handicapped by faulty vision, you are uncertain, you tire easily, you may lose oppor* Metuchen, N. J.— Brother Vin tunities for promotion and success. Your chances for a cent, S.C., of the Congregation of brighter future are best when you keep your vision at a level the Brothers of the Sacred Heart of highest performance. has recently returned to the mother-house here after 11 years in the mission field in Africa. B SWIGERT BROS. While in Uganda, British East Africa, Brother Vincent founded B»tl0T Vitinn Optometriftg Good Service the St. Thomas More normal for Every Age At Right Price* school for native boys. This school KEyttone 7651 prepares native boys to become 1550 CalifbmU teachers. Native teachers are in GLASSES INDIVIOCALLT STYLED dispensable in that part of Africa, where the climate and the fevers ^iiiiiiiiniininninininintniiiiiwiitunniiiimiii^^ prove most devastating to the WWW 'WWWWWW ww health of the White man. REQUIESCANT Lt. Bing, K-9, Returns THEODORE With Four Battle Stars IN PACE Milwaukee.— Lt. Bing has xd- HACKETHAL! turned froi- the wars. He is a lit ELIZABETH ROUTE, 8727 Peeoi. tle shell-shocked and gets excited Requiem Masa In Our Lady of Ml Carmel when he hears “ Hit the beach!” , Air Conditioned church March 16. W. P. Horan A service. * but he is proud of the four battle WILUAM a ADAMS. Belmont. Calif. stars he won for three years in MORTUARY Father of WlUUm G.. Jr., and Anna the Pacific area, which include ' . Marie Adamt, Belmont: son of S. M. three major invasions. Lt. Bing, a 1449-51 Kalamaih Sl Adams. Denver; and brother of Mrs. J. J. Chapmfen, Boise. Ida. Requiem Mast German shepherd, belongs to the Phone MAin 4006 March 16 in St. Mary Masdalene*i church. K-9 division and is the property Interment ML Olivet. Boulevard service. of Lt. Leonard Liss, son of Mrs. is AAA.AAAAAAAAA.Ai ALICE BRIN, 995 Sheridan boulevard. ■Lottie Wolskie of this city. The Wife of D. F. Brin: mother of Gary Earl Brin: daughter of Mr. and Kira. Wolskie family are parishioners of Paris-Born Color Henry T. Christenson. Anns Rotbmeyer. St, Casimir’s church here. Erickson Memorial Co. and Mable Johnson, all of Milroy, Minn. MONUMENTS MARKERS Rosary Thursday, March 21. in the In Matched Make-Up \ Boulevard mortuary. Requiem Mass Fri Scranton Diocese Gives Prom pi Erection day. March 22. at 9 o'clock in St. from on« of th« moot eomploto Dominie's church. Interment Mt. Olivet. dtfplajf in thm r«;lon $124,134 to Mission Aid “ Vibrant” . . . chalk..?ing new make-up by 129 6p««r OppooiU Sonkom HENRY J. ROSE, 2542 Stout. R^ quiem Mass in Holy Ghost church March Coty . . . is like Paris itself! It vibrates . . , Gardent. CHarr? 4729 15. OHnger service. Scranton, Pa.— The Diocese of it pulsates . . . it lives! This Paris-born color BENJAMIN F. RICB^ 2354 S. Broad Scranton contributed $124,134.72 animates your face with the luminous-pink way. Husband of Mary E. Rice: father in 1945 to aid mission work, ac of W. Frank Rice, Houston. Tex., and glow of your skin . . . the lustrous-red bril Ren F Rice and Edna C. Lynch. Denver. cording to the annual report of Member of Plumbers' Union local 3. the Society for the Propagation liance of young lips. Get your introductory DRYER A ASTLER Requiem Mass in St. Louie* church. of the Faith as issued by the ensemble now! It contains “ Vibrant" Air- Englewood. March 16. Interment Mt. 01iv<»t. Oiinger service. Rev, Thomas J. Crawley, diocesan Spun face powder. “ Sub-Deb” lipstick, “ Sub- PRINTING GO. KATIE BRODHAG, 8212 Pecos. Wife director. Of this sum, $22,878.17 Tint” and “ Sub-Deb” rouge. Attractively of Julius Brodhag; mother of Mary was for memberships in the Holy Programs and Circulars Foster and Efnma Smaidone, and Elsie Childhood association, an increase boxed, and makes a grand gift. De Tilla of California. Other survivors Tickets for sre nine grsndchildren and three great of $20,000 over the previous year. grandchildren. Requiem Hass in St. Ordinary memberships in the So Compounded and Copyrishled by Coty, Inc. Bazaars and Carnivals Patrick's church March 16. Interment ciety for the Propagation of the Mt. Olivet. Oiinger service. Faith amounted to $34,327.44. in U. S. A. Quickly Produced JAMES I. .CRUSE, 782 Shermsn. Hus > « Reautnahly Priced band of Ethel Cruse. Requiem Mass in Holy Ghost church March 18. Intennent UNION LAKEL IF DESIRED Mt. Olivet. Oiinger service. 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. NELLIE G. MARCUS, 4548 Clay SHOE REPAIRIHG street, formerly of Los Angeles. Calif. /IhJL KEystone 6348 Sister of William Goggin. Alice Fenn, Swept inshore by strong wind gusts, buge ice I gigsintie floes were lifted'on the shore bg wind and Mary Weigel, Elizabeth Cottle, and Mar WHILE YOU WAIT guerite Hayes. Requiem Mass in St. floes moved glacier-like on the fashionable Lake water, tumbling cottages off their foundations. Catherine’s church Msrch 19. Interment Huron beach at Bay City, Mich., crushing a com- Some o f the ice, piled as high as 40 feet, may be Ml Olivet. Spillaoe service. munity of cottages under a weighty impact. The I seen abore tearing through a cottage. MANUEL RIOS, 2027 Msrket street. 2.25 ALTAR BREADS Husbsod of Ro6S M. Rios; fsiher of Adolfo, Raul. Pedro, Jovits. Msrtinei, SEWING snd Rosita Rios. Requiem Mass in SL Csjetsn's- church March 16. Intennent Catholic Poland Is Looking Hypocrites Felt sy KPAiniMff •Pin* 20% Federal Tax Littla GirU' Oreaaaa, Enbroldcrra Ml Olivet. Monorrajnioc* CHRISTINA PAGE. 1444 Lafayette. iounsHoss THE SISTERS OF THE Sister of Mrs. Mary Kempheus. and aunt Full Force of Toiletriea— Street Floor Mrs. Flora Ksmmer. .both of Cincinnati. c GOOD SHEPHERD O.; Carl, Vincent, and Arthur Elshoff. To America for Its Needs Requiem Mass in ths CsthedrsI March TKLEPBONE PEARL X4SI 18. CONCHETTA MELPHY, 4335 De Savior’s Wrath catur street. Mother of Joseph Melphy New York.— The most ordinary after visiting Poland and prepar Lei U5 ihow 70U monument* and Angelina Desutti: grandmother of ing a relief program to be admin Ralph and Anthony Melphy. John. Nor necessities of life are today be By Rev. Francis Sybianey wa have erected in Hl Olivet istered through Caritas, the Polish man. Ernest. Adeline, snd Lorraine yond the reach of one-quarter of Cemetery. Dezutti, and Helen Garramone. Mem Catholic charity organization. It is generally assumed that ber of St. Cecelia's society. Altar and the population in Poland, the About 18 per cent of the six Jesus was a meek, mild-spoken, Rosary society, and Third Order. Re Rev. Aloysius J. Wycislo, relief A. T. THOMSON quiem Mass in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel million children in Poland, Father and gentle individual, who could Rubber heels, top lifts, toe church Msrch 20. Interment Mt. OliveL representative of the NCWC, MONUMENTS Wycislo says, are suffering from harm no one. This is true. But we pieces, half soles, full soles, KATHERINE HYDE, 12 Emerson writes in behalf of the Bishops’ tuberculosis brought on by ex must not overlook the fact that 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 street. Sister of Margaret Gilchriat; aunt War Emergency and Relief com posure, malnutrition, and gener of Mary and John McNtmara. Requiem attached by experienced mittee, which will sponsor the an ally severe living conditions. War He was uncompromising in oppo Mass and interment Beloit, Kans. nual collection on Laetare Sunday. CHRIS DUPPMAN, 410 Arapahoe saw, he says, is the most destroyed sition to evil in any form. This shoemakers while you work street, Golden. Husband of Margaret March 31. Father Wycislo and city in Europe. opposition. He demonstrated vocif Duppman: father of Herman B.. Adolph the Rev. Edward S. E. Sanstrom. erously on several occasions. Once or shop. We also remodel Call a C.. Walter H. Duppman. Mrs. Katherine The Church in Poland is also Mnr RHV another NCWC relief representa was when He drove the money Tsit. Mrs. Margaret Shull, and Louis tive, recently returned to the U.S. in dire need, the priest points out. shoes, cut out toes or heels, COS.»*S meGVW Duppman. Rosary in the mortuary at "In several dioceses 75 per cent changers from the Temple. An ZOXE CAB Golden Thursday. March 21. at 8 p.m. other occasion was shortly before ^Dependpble Pregeription Service Requiem Mass in St. Joseph’s church. 18,000 Alumni Members of the clergy have been killed or rebind, take in sides to fit, MAin 7171 Golden. Friday, March 22, at 10 o'clock. deported, their churches looted or His death when He excoriated the Prompt. CeartMQf Sorrleo Interment Mt. Olivet. To Note 23rd N. D. Night destroyed," he writes. “ In many Scribes and ’’ harisees in no uncei> make shoes longer or wider. JOSEPH KLOSTER. 8926 Humboldt. others, people are trying to re tain terms. Almost the entire 23rd CHEAPER RATES Husband of Anna Kloster: father of Notre Dame, Ind.— One hundred For Quality Shoe Repairing at CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING CLEAN NEW CABS Casper Kloster, Katherine Harris. Den store parish buildings, replacing chapter of St. Matthew’s Gospel Notre Dame Alumni clubs through is given to this incident. ver: Elizabeth Sanger. Sedgwick; and out the world, composed of ap by hand stone after stone, making Popular Price*— PUit Our Shoe Anna Frank. Richland. Wash. Other sur Hypocrisy is a despicable trait; vivors are#nine grandchildren and one proximately 18,000 members, will every effort to clear at least a Repair Dept. , . . Batement Classified Ads great-grandchild. Rosary Thursday. observe the 23rd annual Universal space sufficient for the priest to more than that, it is one which is DOYl.E’S March 21. at 8 p.m. at the residence. not uncommon. It can be defined It will pmy you to read ALL of tha followinf adTertitemeaU. Notre Dame night April 29. The say Mass.” The sacred vessels Requiem Msss Friday. March 22. at 9 and ve.stments are in such a piti as the act or practice of feigning PHARMACY o'^clock in Annunciation church. Inter occasion will honor the memory of ment Mt. Olivet. more than 300 alumni and former able state, he idds, that the priest to be what one is not, or the false Tha Partlcalat DrarrUt WANTED: Houiekeeiwr. Church of Corpui students who died in World war must be concerned lest the chal a.ssumption of an appearance of REAL ESTATE—fOR SALE virtue or religion. Its entire nature ChrUti, Newcartle. Wyo. 17ih AVE. AND GRANT EDWARD J. GOLD II, and will mark the first step in ice topple over or the alb fall 2045 FAIRFAX: Open Sundays. 3 to 5. ICK. S987 FRRB DeiJVRRT Edward J. Gold. 55, of 3305 Elizabeth the revival of the world network apart while he is saying Mass. is based on insincerity. When it is Hatchett Drag Store Vacant* flne home for family* near Catholic PAINTING A PAPERHANGING street, died Msrch 14 in Cripple Creek of clubs. The largest single club “ Catholic Poland,” he concludes, found in those who presume to be Star# af Q«atttr■alltr aa^ School. 8 rms., 2^ baths* 3 loU, 2-car of a heart disease. He had been em "is looking to a Catholic America the leaders or teachers of others, garage, splendid condition. Viola Breeken- FOR PAPER HANGING and painting ployed in a mine near Cripple Creek. is in Chicago, numbering more W A UATCBiCn ridjre in attendance* Madeline Mullen, Real- A. Beringer, K2 Usdiaon. EA 228$. TOIVY FERRETTl Mr. Gold was a member of the St. Vin than 2,000 men. for its needs.” INCWC Wire] it is especially dangerous, for they Rat. Pb. Owaav 701 GRART lor. EA. 1821. do not practice what they preach. PAINTING and Papering. Eatimatea frea. No. 2 World War Vtt cent de Paul society. Requiem Mass Compoimdlat praaeiiptloiifBiiptloiif tt tha/BM Material and workmanahip goaranteod. was sung^for him in Annunciation church Wanted—Room nnd board In private home. iBvitaa RU Old Friends and Cuitomere to It was this point specifically that Important pan of oof boalnaa^ Call CH. 1303 fln New Store . March 19. Surviving are Ms wife. Cath French Priest Decorated Dannemora Prison Film W. E. Elliott, care The Register. erine Gold: six sons. Edward. Bernard. Jesus attacked in the Scribes and PHOTOGRAPHS The Congress Clothing Co. Eugene Gerard. Frank, and Robert, all For Underground Work Pharisees. They did not practice BRICK REPAIRS—Caulkina and palotina. of Denver: a brother, Louia Gold, and a Will Be Resumed Soon what they preached. He told His EXPERT 1946 Pearl. MA. 5656. Anderaon pbotoe. 1206 16tii 8t tt Ldv- 4 3 3 15TH ST. TA. 4 718 sister. Mrs. Edith Williams, both of Paris. — Father Jean Riquet, listeners: “ All things, therefore, fence. MAfo 1871. Free oeww eatA, “Special Attention to Clersr'* Fairpiay: and two grandchildren. Cath French priest who was deported HEARING AIDS Tailor Made Ready Made Military SappUea erine Ann and Frank, Jr., Denver. In that they command you. observe RADIU REPAIRIHG WOOD SALE MAIL ORDERS terment Ml Olivet. Boulevard service. bV the German.s for his activities Hollywood, Calif.— A recent va P .n ou Hunt of Heaiiiixt, eom* id tot and do. But do not act according 'l*mon*tr*tlon of Eonith Radiooic Hearlns in the resistance movement, has cation visit here of Father Am to their works; for they talk but All Work Guaranteed fCIKDL/NO* stove, range, funutoe* fire* brose Hyland, chaplain of Danne Aid. $40. eomplote. termo. Lamoln* Unfit oiaee. bloeke. No rtrd selee- KE. 2460 EDWARD E. SAUVE been awarded the Legion of Honor do nothing.” On the contrary, the Co., (22 Kth St. by the French government. Father mora prison, has confirmed the ADAM H. LUNG BABY CHICKS Thousands baubing Requiem Mass was offered for Edward admonition of Christ to those who *1S SuKi F* HA. M il Spillane Mortuary E. Sauve, Denver resident for 68 years, Riquet, who is delivering this report that MGM will resume work FREED SLAVES OP UQUOB. MW FREE weekly In 14 breeds at Colorado's largest in Presentation church March 19. Mr. are leaders is this; “ He who is atb*n. Alcaholie* Anoaynio**. Writ, hatchery. Immediate or future delivery. year's series of Lenten sermons in on the film, The Church of the U. S. Approved, blood tested stock, both "as 1545 So. Broadway PEarl 0723 Sauve. who would have been 77 on greatest among you shall be your P O. B*i 4I($. 8. U*DT*t StettoD. April 21. had been an Invalid for several Notre Dame Cathedral, was ar Good Thief, of Dannemora, N. Y., servant. And whoever cxalt^' him hatched" and sexed. AA. 112.95: AAA, years. He died in his home. 683 Meade rested by the Gestapo in January, prison. Father Hyland sold the MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS S1S.65: ROT Sired or Super Quelity. $14.85. Mrs, John Re Spillan* self shall be humbled, and whoever Write for free circular. Colorado HateberT* street. Born in Monroe. Mich., in 1869. 1944, after having engaged in story idea to MGM three years fteeoiiditioned pmno*. ptey*n. rrtod* Regist^rpd Funeral Director Mr. Sauve came to Denver with his par humbles himself shall be exalted.” 1416 l*arimer, Denver. and Embalmet smuggling information to Allied ago for $50,000, which went to orran* (pip* lod r««dl. oreh**tm initm ents when he was nine. He had operated No less than eight times Jesus DORAN mente. T R W*lk*r. U « Bnwdwoy 8P AUTOMATIC water heaters. New and r#» a cleaning and dyeing establishment in authorities, helping British and prison inmates’ social activities. mi^el work. Dependable Plumbing Co. Denver for many years: served as county American pilots get to Spain, pro Producer Orville 0. Dull intends hurled this curse upon the hypo HATTERS ’««« ______GL 5982. clerk of Adams county: and, at the time viding false papers for hunted to begin work on the film later critical Scribes and Pharisees, “Bat RacandttiofilM of bis retirement, was a custodian in whom He addressed by name; Sanriea BxelaaWatr'^ Athietio Emblem*. Monoirrami and Latter* Purina Embryo Fed the public schools. Surviving are hia Jews,, and other activities. fRNSl this year. V. 8. Approved — Pallorum Tested wife. Lola, whom he married in 1918; "Woe to you . . .” and then He AMERICAN PENNANT White Leghorn. Austra Whitee, New 733 E. Colfax At CIatIuob two sons. Byron and Wayne: a daughter. proceeded to enumerate the vices MFC. CO. Hampe. White Rocks, Leg Rocks, Black Mrs. Gloria Bakula: and six grandchil of which He considered them OALL MAIN 6888 Austraiorps. dren. Oiinger service. ^ Par Praa Plck-ap and DallTar? Room 1. 8*cood Floor Fontio* BoUding As low as $10.00 per hundred 'Americas Must Provide' guilty. There is nothing mild-man Sarrica S14 Kth Street Reliable, Disease Free, Well Bred Chicks nered about His condemnation of it tt Can Be Mad* of Felt. W* Cao Maka It BRIGHTON HATCHERY SAMUEL LEO H. SHEA these iniquitous religpous leaders. Eleven-year-old “ Sammy” Shea was KEyatona ( I d Deayat & FARM STORE accidentally strangled March 17 while Listen to nihat Jesus calls them- Third and Bridge Phone 27W swinging from a rope in a shed at the “ Hypocrites! Blind guides! Blind Brighton. Colorado rear of his home. 1133 S. Logan. He fools! jVhited sepulchres! Ser Order “ M e C C I R E — — Mail Orders Filled — had climbed on a playpen and started pents! Brood of vipers!” There is to awing on a rope suspended from a no mistaking His opinion of these ceiling beam when tho playpen collapsed. Moving <• Storage I PHONE MA. 7354 The rope caught around his neck. hypocritical leaders. Sammy was in the sixth grade in St. Express 1 ALL MAKES MACHINES St. Francis de Sales' School. Surviving His words are damning. They 1 SERVICED are his mother. Mrs. Mabel Shea, and serve to indicate to us how vicious Low Rater I SUPPLIES - RENTALS bis stepfather, Gerald Arthur Shea. Rt- must have«been the character and quiem Mass is being offered in St. KE. 6425 2149 Welton Sl. Francis de Sales' church Thursday. practice of these Jews, whose faults could evoke such bitter con I SAHT AHGELO An Owner's Opinion: March 21, at 9 o'clock. Interment ML NOW! Olivet. Spillane service. demnation from the gentle lips of I TYPEWRITER GO. “If family accomplishment is to the Master. They indicate, too. the STOKEB AIR RESERVATIONS be an influence on succeeding iniquity of hypocrisy, which is thus MOD. PEA NO SERVICE CHARGE § ALL WORK GUARANTEED generations, then I know of no shown as far more evil than the SMETEII tim e For Complete Information About Any Frea Delivery more impressive way to trans- —FLOWERS— ordinary weaknesses |Of human TVip—BoiineM or Pleiiuro nut family histors' than the A digntOed efferlng el sympathy la • All Grsdn of Limit* and CALL VET WORLD WAR I '•vely spray of red roaaa SS.OO aad ap- nature. record cars-ed writJiin the pri* Bituminooi CoaU CARL STEELE 761 Broadway vate confines of a Family THE BLOSSOM SHOP KEEP YOUR BIN FILLED WORLD WIDE TRAVEL SERVICE MAIL ORDEIUKSOLICITED Mausoleum.” nPEWRiTER REPAIRS U4 lltk Straat Pk. ALpina (U1 Brown Pnlae* SottI TA. t t t t PHONE GL. 4715 niiuiimiiiininniiiiiimiiiNuiniiii^^ SEE THE GRANITES IN THE FAMOUS UpUwo. >:i B. Ttk Atc TA. 0*1 AND OVERHAULING rainbow line “tai.i and cbabob r r " _ _ “ LET US ESTIMATE YOUR - Army Experienced Veteran THOS. WILLIAMS NEXT PRINTING JOB.” Qslek B«rT . 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HACKETHAL Phone EM. 274S Former President Herbert enca that the nations o f North and FUNERAL DIRECTOR UHITED FUEL - 1729 GAUFORHIA Josephine at Sth Ave. Hoover, honorary chairman o f the South America must provide the Famine Emergency commission, grain needed to savo millions of n*l Eajt Colfax at Gaylord EAet HIT KE. 6391 tolls a Washington pross confer* war Tictims. < woo Office, 938 Bannock Street______THE DENVER CATHOIjC^_REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4208 PAGE ELEVEN Thursday, March 21,1946 The Denver, Catholic Register Pnsident. Jlott R*t. Archbishop Urban J. V«hr, D.D. > Registerials Editor_ JRt Rot. Matthow Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jonr.D. Ifanacisa Diroctor. John B. CaranaKh, 'M.A^ LittD. Aasoeiata Editors— M . P . Evorott, Joar.O.; R ot. Walter Canaran, Thus, an essential part o f M g e wat the protest voiced thip week by J.C.D,, LittD.; Res. Edward A. Breen, M.A., LittD.; Re». Francis A Cardinal’s < cel’emonlals, religions and military' a West coast collegian agsnmtf mod Syrianey, M.A.; Linos Riordan, A.B., LittM .; Rev. James B. Hamblin, Advice for Success rites, and New Year's eve parties em college education. Unlike most the hat— whether o f steeL felt, criticisms o f onr colleges Tor their M.A.; Rev. John Ebel, M.A.; Rev. Robert Keheisen, M.A. By MILLARD F. EVERETT or paper— according to our author. failure really to educate ibeir stu Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. The death o f Cardinal John Psyehologicaliy, he says, it is no dents, this protest took the other Joseph Glennon of St. Lonis, com more than rank exhibitionism. extreme and condemned educators ing as it did so soOn after hk Published Weekly by Now, Wylie b a very sour man for failing to equip their pupils reception o f the Red Hat of a whose views o f most flings are with knives for the world they THE CATHOUC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) Prince o f the Church in Rome, very superficial indeed. Actually, would have to face. was an event o f dramatic interest. hats are either functional or deco This collegian deplored the fact 938 Bannock Street, 1 His spectacular life and personality rative, and no amonnt o f ration that, even thoogk students were Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 also caused the story to rate long alising about them ran extend trained in the different professions columns in many newrspapers. A those fields. The soldier's helmet and sciences, they were entirely un Subscription: $1 per year. few high lights of his beliefs that b functional; the woman's hat, un fitted for the type o f competition Club Subscription, with The Register, Local Edition. $1.80 per year. were not presented. in most peri less it is raining outside, b deco confronting them. “ Teach ns to No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado.______odicals go to show the man he rative. Something ngly results be dishonest; leach ns how to cut was, a model for ail Americans. when the one purpose b empha throats; teach us how to knife onr Thursday, March 21, 1946 He was intensely patriotic and sised to the exdnsion o f the other, competitor in the back,” he equiv was a firm believer in eivic duly. which seenu to be the normal pro alently said. “ Don’t let ns be at a When the United States enter^ cedure among the fabricators of disadvantage in this world o f dog- OFFICIAL! ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER World war 1, he was one o f the feminine headwear. O f course, eat-dog competition.” He appealed The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. first to urge from the pulpit that yon can always tell whether a given for more hard-headed business We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What thef country support President Wil object is a hat or not by applying training, rather than concera for ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or son. He visited army training thb simple test: If it b worn on competence in one's chosen field. those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official ramps, told the recruits that they the head yon can be sore it b Such a, protest may be nnusnal should conduct themselves as the We hope The Register will be read in every home of the hat. but it calls attention to the break knights o f old, and urged them to It would be interesting to know down In bnsiness morals. Private Archdiocese. use their strength for the defense what St. Paul might think on the enterprise, especially as exempli We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste In of humanity. subject if he were to return to the fied in the United States, has been the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. Mrs. Robert Morgan Cumpsten He held that divorce is “ an evil haunts o f men. Things could not prodneliv!^ o f many beneficent ef it pictured above, following her • URBAN J. VEHR, o f the first magnitude. . . . Every have been so bad in Corinth, be fects, but justice is not one of recent marriage in St. Peter’s Jan. 29. 1942. Archbishop of Denver. divorce means one home less, and cause he wrote that the woman who them. Insleld o f basing their church, Fleming. She is the former at least one broken heart. . . . The enters a church to pray without a business dealings on justice, which Rosemary M. Feik, daughter of very existence o f the divorce courts head covering b disgracing herself. is the virtue of rendering his due Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Feik. Ma is a menace to society.” He disap' The Church subsequently made it to each man, American business donna and Brunp Feik attended the proved of gambling, not as an law that women were to assist at men have concentrated rather on couple. Mr. Cumpsten, who served immoral art but as a waste of sacred functions with their heads getting all they could, regardless of two years overteat, wat received time and money. “ All gamblers are covered, but looking around the the other fellow. Over-concern into the Church Chrietraat eve. The The foundation for financial security for a child not criminals,” he said, “ but nearly ordinary city congregation one with the jnslice of an action was couple will make their home in can be started verj’ early in life. It is an honored all criminals are gamblers.” cannot help thinking that some o f considered a sign of weakness. Hagcrman, Tex. His definition of success, coupled our good ladies are taking advan Since the days o f the “ Robber with his recipe for right living, is tage o f the situation. After all, Barons'^ who did much to build this custom to starts Savings Account for a newly- of particular interest: “ The build there is no use in being spiteful country up, rulhlcssness in buti* born child; and the background for many a bril ing of a good name; the building about it. ness has been a primary requisite of a home. One of the most praise for the one who would get ahead. Catholic Nurses liant career, the wherewithal for a sound, ad worthy ambitions in life is to ‘Teach Us to Be This is not meant to be a con I project yourself into the future demnation of business in general, vanced education often lies in a Savings Account I and leave behind yon when yon Dishonest’ bat concern is felt about the break started for a young child and carefully nurtured depart an honored name and de By REV. FRANCIS SYRIANEY down in general morality which To Meet Mar. ^ scendants who will do yon credit. urges a young collegian to protest through his life. “ Cultivate a clean mind. Lead Symptomatic o f the turmoil ex. that he is not being formally edn- isting in individnab as well as in a moral life. A man does not rated in dishonesty. Injustice or national and international circles The Archdiocesan Council of j grow intellectually if hr is morally dishonesty on a private or business Catholic Nurses will meet in St.' this sketched decadent. . . . 1 think love o f scale is the first step toward in Joseph’s hospital, Denver, March nature has a certain value in the blouse is just one justice on a national or intema- 28 at 8 p.m. The Rev. Bert Cun bringing of a young man's life to lional scale. 'We deplore the lack ningham, C.M., of the St. Thomas This bank has ' many of our large success. There is an educational Detaled Account of real peace in the world, yet we seminary faculty will lead a dis-- such accounts for cus selection . . . influence in a green field. It par forget that peace is the frnit of cussion of the general ethical prob tomers of tender years. A m erican allels simplicity and honesty of jnslice, as is so ably pointed out ybu’re sure to lems confronting the nur.se. All deposits are in R ational Bank living. The young man who wants in the personal motto of the Holy The sisters of St Joseph's hos find one here to to have a green field and a garden, Father, Pope Pins X ll. sured up to $5,000 match all your Of Guild s Varied pital will be hosts. who is willing to face the blue sky L'nlil men can learn to be jnst maximum by Federal and the sunset, is the man who will The executive meeting of the suits. in their private and public deal counclj, held March 18 at the home Deposit Insurance Cor not rare so much for champagne ings with their neighbors, whether $ 8 .5 0 suppers and scandals.” of Mrs. Alice Cleere, was attended poration. on the individual, or bnsiness or by the Rev. Hubert Newell, spir Program Given national level, there will never be iketched from stock itual director; the Rev. Harley other! from fS.SO real peace. Until men learn to give Woman’s Crowning' Schmitt, assistant pastor of Blessed LJvtm to to one another what is due them in store hours 9:30 to 5:30 Sacrament parish; Mrs. Gertrude FULTON LEWIS. JR Folly and Glory Plans for the annual spnng justice, unreal will always prevail. Bonn, Mrs. Claird Marker, Mrs. Daily. Monday thru breakfast for all members of the Above a ll until men learn to ful By REV. EDU ARD A. BREEN Hazel Negri, Mrs. Mary Baker, Friday. 9:S0 P.H. Archbishofi's guild will be discuss fill their duty in justice to their Although I have never been ed at the regular council meeting Mrs. Mary Burke, and Miss Flor KFEL within the artificial garden-like pre Creator by observing the require to be held March 21 in the home of ments o f religion, they will find ence Morahan. Father Schmitt cincts of a millinery shop, I have gave an interesting talk on the Mrs. Eileen Koester, 2201 York difiicnlty in fnifilling their duty often thought that such an excur origination of St. Luke’s guild. . Kl c O L n T r n m i l l TI io t i V i. street, Denver. Reports by the in jnstice to their neighbors. Un sion would not be without its re various committee chairmen and til snrh time ambitious young men Social !• Planned wards. For one even mildly sen discu.ssion on spring and summer will feel it necessary to be taught ,1616 STOUT------sitive to color and harmony it activities will be the high lights of A games party is being planned to be dishonest. . for April .30. should provide either the most the meeting. Besides Mrs. Koes hilarious or the most painful ex ter, Misses Dorothy and Mary E. Mrs. Claire Morker,^ secretary, perience of many a tjay— it would Byrne, Clella Carter, and Isabelle ‘City of Dreams’ and Mrs. Hazel Negri, treasurer, : MORGAN, LEIBMAN S HICKEY / 1/ Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, March 21,1946 PAGE TWEUT Offict, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Norih Denver Theaters U T E S10.000 DMin Esialt UM\ Parochial Basketball Champs To Fealure ‘The kills’ See Uft la Ragit Collaga The Belli of St. Mary’s, called Excapt for elothinir and paraonal Urn. Eiek balorfinn. all the estate of the the “ happiest, heartiest picture hit of the year or any year,” is play T*«r late RoMit Dooley, who died March 10. goea to Regia college W atehmmhtr ing now and through Saturday, under temu of hia will, which waa 1SS2 March 23, at the Oriental theater, Aled in the county court .March 19. 44th and Tennyson, Denver. Law rrnr* The groaa value of the estate ia MA. 8862 It will follow for three days at eatimated at more than $10,000. the Federal on Federal Boulevard Knnharv* Clothinr and other peraonal be> and W. 38th, Sunday, Monday, and II4T tfwT longinga are beoueathed to the St. Tuesday, Mftrch 24, 25, and 26, ■llrtnru* 'Vincent de Paul society. The will jatate.a that Hr. Dooley already had going from there to the Egyptian at W. 32nd and Clay, Wednesday provided for relative.«. UIE PROUDlVMBiGnT Attorney John P. Akolt ia named through Saturday, March 27-30. exr-cutor. It is offered as a “ combination our MW mountings : Mr. Dooley, a metal miner at of the magic talents of three great MHAl Victor and Cripple Creek many artists, Bing Crosby, Ing^rid Berg years, came to Colorado from New man, and Leo McCarey, all Acad A magnijusnt ultmg for your York city 50 years ago. His home emy Award winners last year.” in Denver was the Lindell hotel. lAs a bicycle rider, he was a fa Requiem Mass Is Offered ^ BABY'S LITTLE SHOES i miliar figure on downtown streets. PORTRAITS For Chicago Newsman The geoutne CLCM CTCO prooess preserves youe New Enrollment Record predous boi>y shoes in a rich antique bronze, retain Chicago.— A Requiem Mass was ing each licde wrinkle. Have them mounted on our FIRST COMMUNION Set at Marquette U. sung March 14 in the Cathedral BABY Milwaukee. — With a current of the Holy Name here for Arthur useful and beaudfiil setdngt aiad you have the id*'sl registration of 5,306 students, in W. Crawford, 65, vice president gift for all oofasions. FAMILY GROUPS cluding 1,900 war veterans and and general manager of the Chi 363 navy trainees, Marquette >^)TIIER’S DAY cago Tribune-New York News syn 1 Shoe .... |2jW 2 Shoes .... $3.50 I university has opened'its spring dicate, who died March 11 after an semester and broken all enroll illness of .several weeks. Mr. Craw 1 Shoe on Ash Tratj 4.95 2 Sbocson A.<>hTraij 5.95 United Photo Studios ment records in its history, the ford, a Catholic, was known in 1 Shoe on Paper W l 5.95 2 Shoes on Paper W l 7.50 TA. 3412 1521 CURTIS Very Rev. Peter A. Brooks, S.J., newspaper circles throughout the' 1 Shoe on Desk Set 6.95 2 Shoes on Desk Set 8.50 i president of Marquette, said. world. 1 Pair Shoe* on Bronze Book Ends $6.9$ Jean Jacques, Jim Dolan,' Bill Kcllegher, John St. Catharina’s Wildcats added the Regis Invi 1 Pair Shoes on Marble Book Eads 11.95 tation tourney title to their Junior Parochial crown O’Hara, Ronald Himstreet, Leo Gleason, and Joe Lampart. Vincentian Missionary by downing St. Clara's team 36-18 in the tourney St. Vincent’s won the consolation title, defeat On Way Back to China A o-aleliaM Ciiuu«m «« with Bacb-SlM el TEN PIN ALLEYS final* in Regis gym March 17. In their march to ing the Blessed Sacrament team 28-15. ------I The all-star team chosen by tourney officials 2558 FRANKLIN the tournament title the Nbrth Side youngsters, Milwaukee, Wise. — The Rev., coached by the Rev. Robert Syrianey, also downed included Vigil o f St. Clara’s; Maes, St. Vincent’s; Delgado, Sacred Heart team; (and Haggerty and Herbert Vandenberg, C.M., is re Brand New — 8 Bromfield-Ritler the Cathedral and Annunciation teams. Leo Ken turning to the Chinese missionary nedy, Gene Haggerty, and Ronald Himstreet led Kennedy, St. Catherine’s. The all-star* received National Streamline .Alley* gold basketball awards, and trophies were pre work he had to leave in March, the schoolboy champions. Front row, left to right, 1943, owing to war conditions and ROGERS Open D«ily—JiJ« P. M. to t2 Leo Kennedy, Pat Floyd, Gene Haggerty, Jerry sented to the champions, runners-up, and consolation 8at.-8un.— to A. M. to 12 ill health. Father Vandenberg Jacques, and Tim May. Back row. Bob Sulliran, titlists. will travel to the Vicariate of Call .AL. 1079 for Reservations Yukiang, Kiangsi province, to Eugene Butler to Speak serve under the Vincentian Bishop, "Give lo u r Came a Break— LEGION OF MARY PRAESIDIUM At Education Convention the Mo.st Rev. Charles Quinn. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Bowl on Deneer'i Best'’ Washington.— Eugene J. Butler ELECTS NEW VICE PRESIDENT of the Legal department. National; Catholic Welfare Conference, will ^ I 100 PHOTO STAMPS FOR ONLY $2 (St. Elizabeth’s Parish, Denver) March 24. A meeting will be held discuss “ legal questions touching I II II If FOR USE ON CARDS, APPLICATIONS, ROCKY MOUNTAIN ROYAL RAINBOW Mary Queen of Martyrs prae- that afternoon. the seminaries” at the Seminary department meeting of the conven ______L U U 1% LETTERS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, ETC. sidium of the Legion of Mary at The Knights of St. John have the meeting March 18, elected tion of the National Catholic Edu '■V T R O U T DFLICIOLS one of their old members back cational a.«sociation in St Louis s e n d ...... $ 2 . 0 0 a new vice president. Miss Mary from the armed services. Francis Menighini. As temporary treasurer April 23-25, it has been announced Coueht T odir—Shipped Today. Go»r*nte«l “ A THRILL" »nd perferl Arrloil— S. Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. here. Other speakers will be or no ch«rf». Your Credit rood with ue. De Luie Boi tonU ln^ - F. R. Williams of 136 Elati, was Together with your Favorite Photo or Negative to “ PHOTO,” 224 TEMPLE CT. Monsignor John M. S. Fearns of 2 Trout Jumbo, or 3 Trout— 12 to 13 or 5 Trout— 11 to l l !( j a sergeant in the intelligence serv Yonkers, N. Y.; the Very Rev. BLDG., DENVER, and We Will Send POSTPAID 100 Gumnhod PHOTO STAMPS ice of the army air corps from and the Negative or Original Back Unharmed. or 7 Trout 9V4 to lOVi inche* long Oct. 2, 1942, until Feb. 20, 1946, Rudolph G. Bandas of St. Paul, Minn.; the Rev. Thomas J. Riley, when he was honorably discharged Brighton, Mass.; and the Rev. IDEAL FOR GRADUATION, ANNOUNCE- f V " V’Vl o V / ‘ ‘ " Price Only— at Fort Logan. He was one of 15 MENTS, ETC. .kind enclosed $2.00 and picture. a$4.9.> intelligence service men forming Thomas V. Navin of St Louis. Delietrtd iny pUce In the United Sttlee. ICED— the counter espionage on the pre- REPRESENTATIVE WANTED IN SCHOOI.S ! Rush mc 100 Photo Stamps. ExpwM Prepiid. Turkeye— Hire Fruit*. FOR LENT Japanese invasion of Pearl Har Priest Dies on Mission a t t r a c t iv e o f f e r s —P l^ e TA. 1221 lor pricee on Trout for Denerr bor. Later he was attached to the Chicago.—The Rev. Dominic Cal ■ Name...... Mexican border and that of Cali hoiaT con»umptlon. Whole»»lt priet* for R**l»ur*nu, lahan, C.P.,' of Detroit, died here fornia. A graduate of Regis co! Clubt. Hotele. WESTERN SPECIALTY 00. lege, he received his Bachelor of suddenly while conducting a mis- i 224 Temple Court Bldg. I Address...... LMOUE g u t s - PASCAL CELERY 12TH & WAZEE, DENVER •Arts degree in 1941 and after that lion at/Our Lady of Victory church. took a post-graduate course at the ' he j'54-year-old missioner waa DENVER, COLORADO | University of Denver. In 1937 he found dead by his associates, who distinguished himself by being had summoned him to dinner. JUST ARRIVED graduated from St. Joseph’s high school at the age of 15. He is back A Super Gift for Your Boy or Girl in civilian employment now. ALL METAL IRISH MAIL $17.95 The Young Ladies’ sodality en Kubbej- Tired ...... — joyed a St. Patrick day party in BABY WALKERS AND STROLLERS the clubrooms March 16. Father Justin McCarty, the moderator, .All Metal ...... — $ 1 0 .9 5 was in attendance. ROCKET EXPRESS STAKE WAGON Steel Under Carriage, Rubber Tires, Steel Wheels $15.95 The Knights of St. John will have the monthly meeting at 8. Francis S. Williams March 21 in their hall. All mem AUTOMOTIVE S HOME APPLIANCE CO. bers are urgently asked to attend, YOI R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE LOOK FOR THE TOWER Agnes Muniz wlTh take the place as plans are to be made for the big A. Dewey While, Mgr. it. J. {M«c) Melnemey. Service Mgr. of Molly Dant. homecoming party for service men. (Member PreaenUtion Piriihl Father Fridolin Shockley, The Holy Name society met 1 Itli & Gleiiurin CHe 6595 O.F.M., delivered the sermon for March 11 in the clubrooms. They the St. Joseph day Solemn Mass received Communion in a body in St. Jo.seph’s convent. Sunday, March 10. The Third Order of St. Francis will receive Communion in a body NO SHORTAGE b o w l in g If it's rcatly cash you need you’ll find no shortage at my olfire. You will find a competent, courteous staff experi KNIGHTS OF enced in helping people solve financial problems. Ar COLUMBUS ranging a loan here is a simple business transaction and Standiof » March 14 Dear Mist Sexton: t e a m — W. T. Pet. you will be shown the utmost consideration both before After Lenten teasqn, nir ex- TruRte^R ...... 50 31 .617 GI sweetheart and I will be mar (siiirdd ...... 49 82 .606 and after making a loan. Call in person or phone Grand Knights ...... 48 3! .598 KEystone 2224 wlien you need money. ried. We cannot afford to have a Deputien ...... 4 5 36 .554> “ big” wedding, hut we would like Secretarips ...... 606 to invite our families and close Naviffatora ...... 40 41 .494 Warden* ...... 26 55 .32) WE LEIVD ON friends, and have a ISuplial Mass. 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He also .studied in St. Ben Individuala edict’s abbey, Atchison, Kans.. and Vour household furniture is considered as excellent security Lauvetx ...... 609 completed his theological work in .... 807 for a loan at the Englewood Industrial Bank. A telephone Gushurst ...... - .... 806 call will bring our appraiser to your home to determine the Holy Cross abbey. Canon City, with which he ia now affiliated. amount you can borrow on your furniture. INSTALLMENT HNANCING Spanish Cardinal Warns We will advanre the money to buy furniture, refrigerators, radios, washing machine*, or any household appliance. Auto People of External Foe mobiles, furniture, and appliance dealer* are invited to in Madrid. — A call to Spanish quire about our Credit Finanee plan. We discount installment Catholics to defend their country paper o f aH kinds. , against “ dangers which surround irasses us” was sounded by Cardinal Peter Grasses that make cheapest WE PAY 3% ON SAVINGS Segura y Saenz, Archbishop of feed. Clean, live seed at saving Seville, in a pastoral letter. He prices. Crested 'Wheat, TalL warned that “ a new convulsion ii Slender Wheat, Brome Grass, approaching our frontiers” and Englewood Industrial Bank Grama Grass, Buflfalo Grass IF YOU HAD A MILLION DOLLARS charged that propaganda against snd all the proven forage grasses. H. H. OWEN, Prssidint Spain is being spread by “ that Wriit/*r¥$f'" CarwAsf. RA. 1112 political party which would destroy 3494 So. Broadway ENG. 171* order and all organized society.” THE W ESTERN SEED CO. toio ‘ YOU COULDN’T BUY BETTER BREAD [R N S l a. Telephone, KEystone 420S PAGE THIRTEEN Thursday, March 21,1946 THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Scene at Annual Dinner for Aged Hoar*: 9 to 12; 1 to 5 Phono MAin 3437 BEAUTIFUL CAP SHAPED Ozanam Neniliers WiD Donate ( ^ Dr. J. J. O ’Neil, Dentist Communion Veils 1 Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets To Nursery Funl $200 St. John’* Parish In one of its most active meet- inpi of the year, the Ozanam club POSTPAID of Denver received excellent re Radios A Appliances B EN N ET T S S(at« Si'm on Mail Order$ ports from the chairmen of the Sala$ and Servira different committees and completed For c«m ct lin *f *tU. ataur* HONEST WORK-PAIR PRICES CONOCO SERVICE tnm M * *f tar la hattaa at Unas. many plans for the future. Among Oiiaa an St la 4t iackts. the most important will be a mem Wathing and Creating bership drive that will be conducted FRANKLIN ANDERSON Voar ButinMi ApprtciiUd First Communion Sets under the chairmanship of Miss 6th Ava, A York CA. 99S2 Lucile Murphy, and the games 2316 B. 6lh Ava. EM. 9586 for Boys and Girls party that will be under the chair manship of Miss Edna Sheehy. Enchanting... IrretistiMe Consisting; of a nice Prayer Book, Rosary, Scapular and Among the important items JERRY’S Case. taken up at the meeting was a mo tion that was passed to have the Ozanam club donate $160 to the SERYlCE STATION $200 Infant of Prague nursery and $60 Jirry Droll, Owner tnd Operator UP to the S t Patrick day ball com (member ot St Franci* dt Stie* mittee. PtrUh) A joy to have . . . a The guest speaker of the eve^ Conoco Products joy to wxar, because COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME ning futts Mrs. Ruth Murman of New Equipment for All Car Need* " it’s cool, comfort the Denver police department, who able, to completely beautiful. Call iij gave an excellent and informative GREASING - WASHING BATTERY AND^TIRE SERVICE today for vour Rillir>.r COLD WAVE. talk on the teen-age girls who come A . I*. \V in contact with the Denver police Cart Called for and Delivered MYLADY EDITH BEAUTY department The meeting was pre 2nd & Jackson EA. 9736 MINNIE E. c u n D D r ciiriccii to. sided over by James P. McNeive, KFilSELER, W r. O H U r " t resident of the Ozanam club. 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 1 Ifli |[ T A . 8 3 3 1 Religious Movie Slated Continuing with its showing of Ladling out soup to a residont of tbo Mullen Judge Jotepb J. Waltb. Clergy and laity join in AVS SHOE jligious motion pictures during the homo for the aged, condiPeted by IS Little Sitter* the annual cuttom o f terving dinner for the aged S u I'ailherine's ; enten season, the Ozanam club of the Poor in Denver, it A r^bithop Urban J. retidentt on the Featt o f St. Jotepb, March 19. HO§PITAId OLIVER’S > Vebr, attended by the Rev. Hubert Newell and FINEST REPAIR WORK WHY PAY CARFARE? IN DENVER QUICK SERVICE MARKET Our Every Day Price* BOB & TED’S! This is a stirring, in ALTAR SOCIEH TO SPONSOR 2308 E. 6TH AVE. ion picture. Revealed Denver's Finest Save You Money Red & White Grocery & Market ^ MemlKirs of PTA PretcriptionM Carefully Filled Selection of FINE SELECTION . TER HAM GAMES PARTY The firms listed here de ono DRUG GO. HEATS. FISH AND POULTRY ] fascinating gargoyles, holy serve to be remembered FISH & POULTRY ''Once Tried . . . Satisfied" , including a portion of the GRAIN-FED MEATS, GR. 9934 38ih & Clay 2707 W. 38th (JR. 2773 « ire statuary, and other sa- (Annunciation Parith, Denver) erine Connolly are patients in St. Of St. Louis’ to when you are distributing An Easter ham games party will Joseph’s hospital. 1.312 East 6lh Ave, GUndtIt 1(11 (327 Eliot rt treasures. This beautiful your patronage in the dif ,je sponsored by the Altar and Ro Home on Leave Phone PE. 4629 LERCHER PHARMACY 1 sary society the evening of April Frank Popish, Jr., is home on ferent lines of business. OLIYER’S SERYlCE 13 in Hagus hall. Tickets are be leave. FORMERLY OF ARVADA * es ever created by man. It is a Attend Meetiiig ing distributed by members of the Rudy Apodaca is home from sev ANY MAKE WILL -APPRECIATE 1 nument of faith and courage, REFRIGERA-TORS - STOKERS u will hear the great Cathedral society. eral years’ service overseas. YOUR PATRONAGE ^ The meeting will be held Thurs Miss Susan Murphy of Chicago, WASHING MACHINES Is and the grand organ, played (St. Lonit* Parith, Englewood) HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Marcel Dupuy, and the mag- day, March 28, immediately follow 111., was a week-end guest of Miss Princess Dry Cleaners ♦ 44th & Zuni GR. 1791 5 ing the 12:30 o’clock covered-dish Margaret Robinson. The following members of the Furnaces Cleaned and Repaired Owned and Operated by Kenneth S. Red/ern commentary by Father luncheon. The president, Mrs. Ed PTA Meeting Held PTA of the parish will attend the . Gardner. Gates, will preside at the meeting. dinner given by the Catholic Par In the PTA meeting held March OUR QUALITY SERVICE YOUR BEST ECONOMY S t o Franri.« de KaleV ' Mrs. Larry Valencour is donat ent-Teacher’s league this after WE CALL AND DELIVER ing the “ shut-ins” award this 13, the fifth grade again took credit noon in the Shirley-Savoy hotel: 1138 East 6 th Ave. month. It will be given in the for having the most mothers and Mmes. Bert Keirns, E. L. Glenn, SP. ^ 1 Under New Management meeting. Mrs. K. Glasmann and fathers pre.sent. Winners in the Wayne Lee, W. H. Becker, W. PENCOL FOOD Mrs. Ed Gates attended the formal grade senool donation books were Roach, W. J. Kissel, Joseph Young, opening of the Infant of Prague Sirs. J. Feely, Barbara Lee Schell, Gordon Bell, Albert Michaud, Edna Squire Water, Ruth Turvey, and KOMAC PAINTS-Magic Flat DUJVER DRUG MART nursery. Fisher, E. F. Otterpohl, J. BoIIia. Ruth Hillman. COMPLETE SUPER SERVICE Ralph Stockwell is TMovering J. Huppert, F. Thompson, Basil Kemtone — Mail Boxes — Cast Iron V ire PRESCRIPTION’S Members registered to attend the You pick It out—We’II delivor it IS s c im u iiD satisfactorily after an operation in Olsen, K. Archer, J. Dowd, J. Radios — Electrical Appliances — Stoves EXPERTLY FILLED St. Joseph’s hospital Friday morn CPT league luncheon and confer- Smilanic, E. O’Farrell, A. Kurtz, SP. 3611 ALAMEDA AND DOWNING Pressure Cookers — Play Pens , ing. nce Thursday are Monsignor and James Markey. Sunclriei - Soda Fountain Mrs. Delia Farly and Mrs. Cath- Charles H. Hagus, the Rev. James The March meeting of the Den- Moynihan, the Rev. Donald Mc Lenten devotions are held in the Alameda Brag Store r Cathedral PTA was one that Mahon, Sister Ann Clarice, princi church on Wednesday evenings at Our Every Day Downtown ill be long remembered by the 7:45, consisting of the Rosary, Liieky Hai*dwai*c V. 0. PETERSON. Prop. j pal of the high school, and Sister Prices Save You Money rge crowd that attended. Sister Meeting Planned Bernardine. sermon, and Benediction of the Cnt Rate D r u g s Mary Finian’s group of St. Pat Miss Lorene Ward, who will rep Blessed Sacrament: Friday after 3rd and Clayton EA. 7833 ch’s day entertainers provided a noons at 2:30 and evenings at 1400 S. Broadway Fountain Service - School Supplies j resent the high school in the panel leasant evening’s entertainment. By Third Order discussion, and Mmes. Charles Ha 7:45, consisting of the Stations of R A . 2 4 0 5 Your Business Appreciated Mrs. John Miller, president, has ley, B. J. Murray, V. Miltenberger, the Cross and Benediction. Ma.ss B l e w M e d K a r r a m e n t Alameda and Broadway nnounced the following nominat F. Simington, 0. W.. Magor, J. is said every morning at 6:30 and ing committee: Mrs. Paul Ryan, At Mt. Carmel Meek, W. E. Robinson, J. J. Roach, at 8 o’clock. DRIVE IN •man; Mrs. Paul Eckelman, Nancy Fichlin, student of St. BRING US TOUR CAR TROUBLES J. Murphy, A. Murphy, Ed Gates, TO ERVIN Mrs. Robert Fulham, and Mrs. Wil- (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Paritb, P. (Jrommet, Vic Hebert, J. Mum- Louis’ grade school, is one of the JACKSON’S JAMES ANDERIES im Kelty. Denver) ford, W. Glasson, G. Honecker, J. six pupils who win participate in Glencoe Conoco Service PAUL BOLLARD the state finals of the national Cut R ate Drugs The April meeting day will be The Third Order will meet Sun Habekorn, P. .Powers, J. Giba, W. w a sh in g GREASING ACCES 14 Yean AotonotWe £ip«ricne« Plastering • Patching visitation day at the school. Par day, March 24, at 2 p.m. in Mt. Schweider, J. Bailiee, McGinn, J. spelling bee. The contest on May SORIES TIRE SERVICE (Formerly Ceot«nni«l Gira$r«> PRESCRIPTIONS * ents are urged to take advantage Carmel church. Grebenc, H. Volosin, Tanko, Smart, 5 may win her a place in the Glonrot tl Eiol Cniiax EA *771 E.A. 0803 1475 JsVSMINE FOUNTAIN SERVICE Stuccoing St. Theresa’s sodality will finals in Washington, D. C. I m.m to I p.m OmllfA Clotod Wod OIT Colfti FREE PROMPT DELIVERY of this opportunity to visit the re- G. Petri, and McNulty. C«ll 6P. 2445 Downinff A AUmc4n 430 S. York RA. 343.'» classrooms and see the work done ceive Communion Sunday, in the The Junior Newman club meets by the students. Those who wish 10 o'clock Ma.ss. Pretident of Auxiliary in the rectory every Monday eve may have lunch with the young St. Theresa’s club will hold its Mrs. W. E. Robinson, a member ning. The Pinochle club meets on The Beauty Spot of Park Hill Rental Library sters in the cafeteria. monthly meeting Wednesday, of this parish, has completed an 18 Wednesday evening. months’ term as president of the 4 T o o l e y \ < « 3 DAY SERYlCE A large group of Cathedralites is March 27, at 8 p.m. in the school Parith Girl Profetted PARK HILL attending the one-day conference hall. Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Union Pa Gee-Ann Beauty Salon When Things Look Dark of the Catholic Parent-Teachers’ St. Philomena’s Study club will cific Old-Timers' club No. 2, a so Father Joseph P. O’Heron is at Under New Manaftment 1 Food Store cial organization embracing some tending the ceremonies in St. FORMERLY BUDDL’ ADAMS BOOK S TO R E league at the Shirley-Savoy hotel, meet Friday, March 22, in the home MARGARET GRINSTEAD Gall PE. 4686 Thursday, March 21. of Mrs. Josephine Patch, 317fi W. 1,600 members in the Kansas and Louis of the final profession of I CHOICE MEATS FISH vows of a former pari.shioner. Sis 2208 Reamer EM. 3551 4624 E. 23rrl Ave. OE. 1361 Pickup and Delivery Clyde place. This will be the last Colorado division who have had ■ GROCERIES meeting of the season. 20 or more years’ service with the ter Paula Patrice of the Sisters Recent Bride Union Pacific. She was presented of St. Joseph of Carondelet. She Fraob Fruit* and Vegetablat Plain Dres8es 85c IDA V. MITCHEL(. EA. 47S7 Tel. EM^rson 2171 gifts by the auxiliary in apprecia is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bird'* Eya Frozen Food* Men’s Suits 60c ’ Examinations Slated tion of her service. Albert Michaud of this parish. Dur Fork Hill Flower Shop H YOUR PATRONAGE Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lynch of ing his absence the Rev. Maurice FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION 3 I 0 \A U SA ■ APPRECIATED SOUTH DENYER For State Positions Cheyenne are guests of Mr. and Reardon is assisting the acting FOR ALL OCCASIONS Restaurant Mrs. H. Volosin. pastor, Father Victor Koegel. 4625 F,. 23rd Ave. j 900 So. Pearl SP. 6587 Gleaners 8 Dyers “ Resolved: That we should lend The following were baptized Dolfverr Sorric. Denver 7, Colo. 1308 Colorado Routrvnrd Open competitive examinations money to England” is the subject March 17 rv Cynthia Lee, infant .'*25 Year, in Floral Bu.ineoa** DENVER. COLO. 594 So. Rmadvray for 18 classes of positions in the of a debate to be given in the hall flaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles county departments of public wel Friday by the following eighth Carlon, with Charles and Anna fare of Colorado will be given in grade pupils: Affirmative, Mary Connell as sponsors; Vicki Lynne, tf I'ou Have Property to Sell: QUALin CLEANING April by the Colorado Merit Sys Haley, Wayne Jackson, John Mur infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. PLEASE CALL KLISS BAKERY. tern, according to C. Harold .Me- phy, and Joseph Meznar; negative, REASONABLE PRICES Wilfred A. Benoit, with Leo Ben PRODUCTS Yotr Gtrmento Insured Attintt Fira Cully, merit system supervisor. Eddie Brennan, Margaret Kelleher, oit and Mary Davis as sponsors. Marciana Shields Closing date for receipt of appli Mablc Ann Glasmann, and Patricia Joyce Cleaners and Thoft EAST 0325 GRADE A EGGS cations is April 6. 1946. Hebert. CARROLL AND MYER Examinations will be offered Mass Music Features 509 Seearity I.lfa Bldg. AND DAIRY GIRL FROM PARISH 11-41 £. Alameda Avenne MLLSON BROTHERS for administrative, supervisory MAKES PROFESSION Missioner’s Backgrounff P R O D U C TS • case work, clerical, and steno graphic positions. For the conven Sister Catherine Ann. formerly WHIPPING CLEANF.RS AND DYERS Frances R. McCormack of this par London.— A Requiem Mass sung John C. Finer Cleaning ience of applicants, examination in Lille, France, for Father Aupiais CREAM ! 228 BROADWAT centers will be established at vari ish, was professed March 10 as a Scholl Phones PE. 2752 A PE. 2754 Sister of Charity of Leavenworth of the African Missions of Lyons Fa.ster Service ous points over the state deter featured liturgical music adapted High Quality Ice Cream mined upon the basis of number in the mother-house in Xavier F1NE81 to Negro style and rhythm and MEATS AND and distribution of applicants. Kans. She was graduated from Annunciation high school in 1942 broadcast by the French radio, it GROCERIES Kearney Creamery 1 2 8 4 So. Pearl s i ’ . .w > 2 Buchanan's wai reported here. Father Aupiais and was awarded an honor scholar 2206 Kearaer EM. 7273 Cafe & Cocktail Lounge Japanese Catholic Doctor ship to the St. Mary college in spent 40 years among the African » l l Poirftx Speaks at Memorial Rites Xavier. Kans. Before entering the Negrroes, and shortly before his KM t7M novitiate she was employed in the death was elected representative to Fine Food« the French Constituent Assembly The firms listed here de If IPs Arailnhle property office of the Rocky Moun We Will Hare It IIOTOLO*^ .169 South Broadway Nagasaki. — Dr. Paulo Takaski tain arsenal. Sister Catherine from French Togoland and Da N'agai, a Japanese Catholic doctor homey. serve to be remembered 796 So. Rroartwav Ann’s mother, Mrs. John McCor who served in the Japanese army, mack, and aunt, Miss Elizabeth when you are distributing- Park Hill Hardware Mrt. Virginia Lombardi, now of delivered an address at the me Standard Gas and Oils Arvada, wbo wat married Feb. 17 McDermott, attended the profes St. Joseph’s Parish your patronage in the dif & Appliance Co. morial services for 8,000 Catholic sion ceremonies in the mother- OPEN 7 TO 7 WEEK DAYS victims of the atomic bomb in the (POLISH) 3027 E. 28th Ave. KM. 1589 SCHILLING’S Denver. — (Pboto by Cavarrt house. ferent lines of business. Cloiwd All Day SunJayi Urakami valley. In the bombing WM. SCHILLING. Prop. stu dio) Mrs. Agnes Keleher of Glen wood, w '6 Fine Wines and Liqmrs at he lost his wife, two of his four Minn., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. Tbr firms listed hers deserve to Lowest Pricecr children, and his home and all his R. Keleher. Westorkamp Bros. be remembered when you are dis> All Popular Beers other possessions. “ Let us always Mrs. J. H. Hill is spending her Fairfax Hardware PREPARE FOR trtbutinf your patronsfc in the dif Diamonds bow to the will of God and offer vacation with her sister, Mrs. 0. J. KE. 9043 5106 Wash. tCoifu at Fairfax) ferent lines of business. 482 So. Bdwy. PE, 8 .1OI Him our thanks for choosing the W INTER NOW Murphy of Great Falls, Mont. EVERVTHINa A OOOD CROTERT HARDWARE. GLASS, PAINTS Wedding Rings Church of Urakami as His holo SHOUiJ) HAVE LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED OiMD 7 to 7 Dollr — CIoi«l Wodnoodtr AnnuDciation caust. Let us thank Hin also who BEST POOnS^T 1.0WEST PRICES EA. 3777 5022 E. fx>lfax Bailey’s Texaco Service has given peace to the world and Former Management • -WB^EUrVER— Rosaries H. L RINEHART. Prap IStli tnd Fairfti EMorwn H24 the freedom of faith to Japan,” Takes Over Coal Go. The firms listed here de 1 DRUGS 1^ Grosses said the doctor. 1 ______ll Holy 4abowl serve to be remembered Slogan Contest Opens Owing to the war, the Ray Coal lliLRflNKLI^l>■:;’ DRUG c o i l when you are distributing For 1946 Book Week company, 1165 S. Pennsylvania, sunomnn’s Denver, was forced to lease out JESSE YOUNG IMPORTANT PRESCRIPTIONS your patronage in the dif its business for the duration. It ferent lines of business. Watchmakers & Jewelers St. Louis, Mo.—A slogan contest now is back on the job. The man B'way at California 2ttl FKANRLIN ST. is now in progress in preparation agement expresses gratitude for NEAR HOL* GHOST CHURCH for the 1946 (Catholic Book week, There can be no substitute for quality ingredients 59 So. Broadway patronage in the past and will S &' H Green Stamps according to an announcement by appreciate future orders. It is and accuracy in the preparation of prescriptions. We I^ojola Brother J. Sylvester of Christian equipped to supply all grades of Oils • Batteries - Service have never varied from a policy of compounding pre S t. JameiM^ Brothers’ college here, national coal, and can make immediate de scriptions in a careful and painstaking manner fiiom chairmaa of the event. The con livery. SAVE TIRES - TRADE AT HUME York Texaco Service test, to cloBb May 10, is open to the finest high quality, fresh drugs. This dependable service is of vital importance to you. Roeky Fiori all students from kindergarten GOOD CLOTHES NEED 1 East 29th Ave. at York St. Washing through the 12th grade of any Appreemtee Catholic Patronar* Comw in tnd let ta tervw rou tnd ce* COAL NOT BE EXPENSIVE te*jualnted Catholic school in the United State.* Roeky^s Pharmacy «very day. 7 :| | A.M f • P.M Machines and Canada. Prompt and Courteous Got. 041 and HOAIEMAKER'K MEMBER Sure, It's All in the Family SPRING ENSEMBLE FOR YOUR HO m E ~ PATENTED VENTILATED A W N IN G S AND DEPAKTSIENT A Weathermaiter d o o r h o o d Palroalw H im* aiMl Prieiuny Firm* 'BARI. J' mr***IIIMIIIIOIHI STROHMINGER : MeVii|li 0>Bpm i (S i. Palrlik'i Parlik, Danvar) The Murclt maatiiig of lha Sen. Electrical Contractinf PAINTING AND * ier Young l.Atllei' andellty wee U««w m I m 4 VmiM IB C m t i D*B<«a DECORATING held Marrh 14 in the lunchroom of CONTRACTORS tha tn'hool. During Lent there will 81714UiSt. 'X m f f " S054 BrwMhM? KK. « 7 t l he no hoitouei, Mtw Mary Croci waa admitted to membership. The following members have made FURNACC raaervatlons to attend the retreat ^ O R K at Rl Pomar being sponsored by the Sodsllty union March 23 and HepmirM 24; Misses Dorothy Negri, Viola U U tr MKTAL Cinea, Rose Cinea, Antoinette WUKK EMERGENCY SERVICE Asntore, Bernlea Negri, Leona AND REPAIRING AcVer, and Maria Casagrandn. Pearson Healinj{ Co. Next Sunday will he Commun t u i WAIKK ' m . TA. M il 1159Wehon TA. 4444 ion day for all the children of tha parish. ACE PAEVnNG Antoinalle Manfro lo Wad STILES Miss Antoinette Msnfro, daugh PMTE6TMR »• ■ from rem md winds; COiVTHACTORS. Ine. ter of Mr. an^ Mrs. Michael Man STSrnXN L. 8CHAFF, F n t. ELECTRIC SERVICE fro, and William Jacobson of Ca BEABTT ... nrehiteetursUy correct; M'MURTRVS PAINTS * thedral pariah will be united in VARNISHES CIM F 0 R T It. ses-hreeze cooling. MOTORS . REPAIRS marriage the afternoon of March WALL PAPER - KEMTONB 21. A reception will be held in FrM EitiailM HOME WIRING the home of Mr. and Mrs. Manfro TItes® fm*rt, mod*r«feiy priced CeWomia REDWOOD 19S4 So. Broadway PE, 026S 1100 UrioMT TA. MTS in the evening. The d«pple plan to reside in Denver. «WMiigs «rc perm«nenf and tfyled for your homa. Jsmgs Canzone, son of Mr. and HATHAWAYS Mrs. A. Canzona, who has been REMEMBER, THEY'RE 23% COOLER, serving in the navy for more than CITY LACE CLEAYERS UTM IArU M.AM.T MVEH WITIMUT MU.MATIM 111 EAST SEVENTH AVENUE. DENVER PHONE TABOR Till three years, arrived home after receiving an honorable discharge. CURTAINS CAREFUU.Y CLEANED AND RETURNED SAMS SIZE (FHA fimemeed, if dehred) SPECIAL CARE GIVEN TO TABLE LINENS—BLANKETS Miss Maria Casagranda, daugh LAUNDERED WITHOUT SHRINKAGE ter of Mr. and Mrs. Casagranda, a WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED student in Denver university, has THE DANIEL COMPANY been pledged to Alpha Iota chap 1344 LARIMER ST. V8K ter of Delta Phi Delta, national Tiny child star o f tba movies, Margarat O’Brien, aunt, MarUsa O’Brien, was alto cast for a role in art honorary fraternity. is right at ho^e as she rehearses her lines for a the film at a nun. Thay are pictured a* they re PHONE KEystMt 0315 PAINT 51-49 Sewall or American John Edward, Jr., son of Mr. scene for her new picture, “Three Wise Fools,’’ in viewed their parts, with Margaret’s mother read' High Qnality Paints and Mrs. John Babish, was bap which she play* her first Irish role, as Sheila O’Mon- ing the script. WhIU and All Colon tized recently. Mrs. Babish is the ohan. And it was all in the family when Margaret’s For B «t Rcult* Interior mad Exterior former Donna Lee Lockwood. ARROW PAINT 00. ENAMELS A VARNISHES Sponsors were Helen Babish and Donald Lockwood. Isabel Frances, 1520 Lawrence St.. CH. 2188 miMs MLFOSS I WWWfv Nc^ "xr»p.ho. " " daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Trinidad 2 de Sales’ Students Win Montoya, was baptized recently with Adolph Montoya and Corina Edwin B. Clayton Bacon & Schramm Barros as sponsors. Teresa Eva, P l h g . A H tg . C o . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Or Honors in Speech Contests ROOFING tiz, was baptized with Solomon V O C M l E I 1-444 Court Place Esquibel and Elsie Garcia, spon RUSK CHICK STORE AND DENVER, COLORADO sors. The Rev. Theodore Ha (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, with a superior rating. This award Various activities sponsored by MX. 2310 ROOF REPAIRING performed the Baptisms. Denver) gives him the championship for the sodalists of the Mercy hospital Chicks— Ducks— Poults b z Phon. — EAit » M 4020 Brighton Bivd. C B . 6563 Mmes. Joseph Petraglia, San the state of Colorado in this event. Oren O'NeiH and Eleanor Shee school of nursing, Denver, marked ford Lucy, A. Franks, Syl Franks, Eleanor Sheehan won third Complete Line Poultry Feeds, Equipment & Remedies han, members of the speech depart the week of March 10 as Vocation Joseph Carroll, and S. F. Chiolero place in the American Legion Ora attended the opening reception of ment of St. Francis de Sales’ high week. Mail Orders Pilled Promptly school, brought honors to the school torical conte.st at East high school the Infant of Prague nursery. March 15. The contest was city March 12, the Rev. Edward New Modern Hardware Bazaar Chairmen Named wide, with a representation from Leyden, who recently returned and Hoasehold Store DDT IN PAINT At the initial meeting of bazaar both parochial and public schools. from overseas service as an army In Connection workers, Harry Queen was elected Each school was permitted only chaplain, discussed with the girls The DDT i» effective two year* or longer. Can be re^tprayed chairman of the executive board; the subject of vocations. After Garden Hose & Sprinklers, when needed. I) water and alkali proof. Paibt iUelf shoold lait one entry, and Eleanor Sheehan Joseph Petraglia, Jr., vice chair had won the right of representa stressing the need for religious Stetson Paints — Kemtone 15 year* or more. Wathablc with any soap or lye water. Clear man; the Rev. Achilie Somnia- or in any color. tion by being victorious over three vocations and the importance of Bicycle Accessories ruga, trea.surer, assi.sted by the other orators from the school. The following that “ de.sire to give one Rev. Theodore Haas; and Miss Many Other Useful MATERIALS ONLY OR JOBS COMPLETE. title of her oration was “ Our Liv self to God’s service” instead of Dorothy Negri, secretary. Miss ing Constitution.” putting it off, with the resultant Hpuaehold Necessities Nancy Petraglia will ^ v e charge “ lost vocation,” he emphasized the of the patron’s list, which iviH be St, Francis’ entered 10 students in the Colorado state debate fes instability of the many recent GI 2960-2964 W.38HiAve. Denver RL5324 DENVER BRICK STAIN CO. ^onsgred by the Senior sodality. marriages, and the importance of tival. The school received an ex The dates were set for June 20 to making intelligent deci^ibns instead cellent rating in the championship CHerrv 1083 1435 Fox St. 23, inclusive. of rushing into marris^e hastily The St. Patrick day games party flight of debate. The excellent rat ing is equivalent to .second place. and with no idea of the permanence was "a success, and the Holy of the contract. Receives Superior Rating COLORADO UPHOLSTERY CO. Name society wishes to thank all In reference to the single'state, those who participated. The The general topic for discussion he rather exploded the modern idea FINE SELECTION OF Jolln^Manville new chairs purchased were used in extemporaneous speaking was of nursing as a career. He considers INSULATE for the first time. “ W'orld Government.” From a to nursing as a service to humanity, Garden Furniture and tal of 63 students representing 23 and feels that it should not be com Trellise,s 7 5 c and up YOUR HOME ROCK WOOL Denver Officer Given high schools in the state, Oren pared with the selfish aspirations O’Neill received the only superior of the modern girl to create a sen Farnitiire Rebnilt Waterproofed . . . Pneumatically'hutaUed rating. sation by entering fields usually and Renpholstered Itaiian Decoration This victory entitles O'Neill to delegated to men, such as news WARMER IN WINTER— COOLER IN SUMMER participate in a regional contest paper reporting, aviation, or the! NO DEPOSIT Word ha. All Installations Guaranteed SERVICE ndrie <& BoHhoff ducts—Dams and Bulkheads. Free Inspection and Cost Estimate THOMS & Painters DEXVEB. COLORADO COMMKBCIAL - SPRAT Rugby Coal Co. LAUREN BERT, Inc. LINOLEUM STUDIO Jufc J. 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