Member of 'Audit Bureau of Cireulationi Contestt Copyrighted by the Catholic Preee Society, Inc. 1947—Permission to Reproduce, Except on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 H. Friday Following Issue Charities Compiete 20 Years’ Work DENVER CATHOLIC College Given Mountain Home Social Welfare Help REGISTER Grows Tremendously, Ihe National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Annual Report Shows Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos.. (8 cents per copy) 1946 Expenditares Reach 6762,911.96;Aid to VOL. XUI. No. 35. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1947. $1 PER YEAR. Homeless Children and DIsriptod Families, Health Services Major Demands Care for orphaned and homeless children, aid to fam ‘Register’ Collection ilies disrupted by the lack of housing, and the demand for healjh services were the major questions faced by the Cath olic Charities in the past year. The annual report was issued at the meeting of the officers and board of directors April 21. Will Be Sunday^ May 4 The Charities completed their 20th year of organized work in 1946. The agency was organized by the then Father John R. Mulroy at the request of the late Bishop J. Henry Tihen and covered the The annual collection for the Dtnver Catholic Register will be whole state of Colorado until the setting up of the Diocese of taken up in churches of the archdiocese Sunday, May 4. As Archbishop Pueblo in 1942. 1st Ordinations Urban J. Vehr notes in his letter announcing the collection, labor and A summary of figures from the major divisions of its work in newsprint costs are constantly rising. Despite this fact, Register readers the Denver archdiocese in 1946 shows to what a huge extent it has get more in the paper than ever before. The staff has been augmented grown. Charitable expenditures by Catholic hospitals and health services, the largest item, were $376,963.64. Next in line was the In 1947 Class since the close or the war; local pictures are used more liberally; and a sum spent for child welfare, $333,225.89. Youth work done by affili sparkling sports page has been instituted. Tbe present shortage of news Thu beautiful mountain homo near Tiny Town program at the college. Groups of students will be ated societies cost $27,032.14. The sum of $25,700.28 was spent on Occur May 3 ,4 print prevents a larger paper. hai been acquired by Loretto Heights college, Den allowed to spend week ends there to take part in family welfare. The total charity expended reached $762,911.95. The subscription rate is extremely reasonable, and only one appeal ver, through the generosity of an anonymous donor. skiing and ice-skating. Facilities for these sports are The home will be used to expand the winter sports available nearby. CHILDREN CARED FOR IN 1946 totaled 2,470 as compared The first ordinations among is made yearly for assistance. Generous donations, as means permit, with 1,928 in 1946. Applications for placement in 1927 were only members of the 1947 class in St. will assist the Register greatly in furthering the apostolate of the press. 209, as compared with 1,093 applications in 1946. In the 20-year Thomas' seminary, Denver, will be period 7,008 children have received foster home care and approxi those of the Rev. William Doran Archbishop Vehr’s message concerning the collection follows: April 21, 1947 mately 17,403 institutional care. Since American society is becom Curtis and the Rev. Sherlock Paul Ignorance of Christian Principies ing more conscious of the obligation to provide an adequate home Weir. Both will be ordained by Reverend Dear Father and Beloved People: for every child, the Charities are being called upon to care for more Bishop Leo Bins for service in the ‘ Once each y w we ask your kind co-operation in the work of the children than at any time in the 20-year period. Diocese of Winona, Minn. The or The serious housing shortage in Denver caused more demands dinations will occur May 3 and 4 Denver Catholic Register. You receive each week a copy of the National Caiied Worst Threat to Democracy Edition of tliie Register carrying news of international and national for child care and at the same time limited facilities. Parents unable to find a home were forced to ask placement of their youngsters in interest to all Catholics. Likewise each week a copy of the archdiocesan By J ack Heher If Communism were destmyed, proving the practicality of positive institutions and foster hpmes simply to have a roof .over their heads. Solemn Mass May 11 in St. Peter’s edition is mailed to you, chronicling the news of importance in the “Communism is not the greatest would the world then be Chris principles than in destroyingyli the The lack of housing has limited the number of foster homes. The archdiocese and its various parishes. You appreciate the importance of threat to religion and democracy tian?” Proposing this question and opponents to them; INTERCIP is total cared for in foster homes in the year was 1,351. today. It is the lack of understand answering it with a firm negative, championing the cause of truth • * • the Catholic press in presenting news of Catholic interest and developing ing of Christian and democratic Mrs; Brady asserted that it is only and thus is more powerfully op IN THE YEAR, 103 CHILDREN were placed in adoption homes. a Catholic attitude toward events of national and international import. principles that constitutes a more through the practice of Christian posed to Communism. Since 1939, when the Charities began the adoption program, 614 The Qtholic press is a real apostolate of the Church. potent menace.” With these words, principles in daily living that the Pope Pius XII, in his interview children have been placed In permanent adoption homes. The' high The Register is read from coast to coast and assists the Catholic Mrs. Anna M. Brady, director of threats against world peace will with the American director of rate in family breakdown has also resulted in the increase in ^ e the American Center of Informa be destroyed. ‘‘Where democracy press in foreign fields. INTERCIP, said: “When I was in number of giris placed In the Good Shepherd home, where 302 were tion Pro Deo, pojntcd out the crux lives. Communism dies,” she said. America I met many wonderful cared for. The cost of publishing a paper is constantly mounting. Labor and of the situation in the world today, In June, 1941, the American people—and not only Catholics.” The year saw the organization of the Infant of Prague nursery, newsprint costs have considerably increased over previous years and and at the same time exposed riie branch of INTERCIP (Inter It is in keeping with this point of where 45 volunteers helped care for the 57 babies that were ad are constantly rising. problem which her organization is national Centers of Information view that INTERCIP strives to en- mitted from March 17 to Dec. 31. Nearly 400 needy children bene striving to unsnarl. We are striving to have a Qtholic paper in every Qtholic home Pro Deo) was founded by Mrs. age in the “Apostolate of Public fited by the reopening of Camp Santa Maria. Brady and her late husband, Frank St. Vincent’s, St. Clara’s, and the Queen of Heaven orphanages; as far as possible. The annual subscription rate is $1.30. Those better Mrs. Brady, who passed through Ipinion” not only Catholics but Denver last week, is at present Brady. The headquarters of this “men of good will” of whatever the Convent of the Good Shepherd, the Infant of Pragpie nursery, circumstanced might wish to give something additional for those who lecturing in cities throughout the creed. St. Joseph's baby annex, the J. K. Mullen high school, and St. cannot afford to subscribe. Our aim is to serve the Church and the United States and Canada for the In the foundation of our coijn- Coletta’s school, Lonraont, cared for 1,229 boys and girls in 1946. interests of the Church. This annual collection is our only appeal. Kindly promotion of local Committees try will be seen the positive Chris The grand total of children who have found a home in these eight institutions since their founding is 27,093. assist us as your means permit. Pro Deo. These committees are tian principles of which I speak,” formed with the purpose of carry * « * May God bless you, your homes, and your loved ones. said Mrs. Brady. “We (INTER- ing out the “Apostolate of Public CIP) are attempting to bring the THE EIGHT CATHOLIC HOSPITALS in the Denver arch- Faithfully yours in Christ, Opinion”, a phase of the modem people of the country to the diocese have 1,183 beds and the average daily occupancy for the ^ URBAN J. VEHR, apostolate that attempts to Chris awareness and practice of these year wm 1,138 or 96 per cent. The total case load again recorded Archbishop of Denver. tianize modem thought through principles.” an all-time high— 45,588 cases, contrasted with 39,631 in 1946 and the penetration of religious ideas 37,246 in 1944. Blue Cross cases were 13,040, as against 12,205 P.S.—^The* collection is to be taken on Sunday, May 4, and sent by means of press, radio, and film in 1945; free patients went from 2,205 in 1946 to 2,686 in 1946. directly to the Register, 938 Bannock street, Denver, Colorado. action. The coat of free care was $169,980 and part-pay care was $190,896. Mrs. Swigert The material assistance given to Denver’s needy sick by the Domini Rav. WilHam D. Curtis can Sisters of the Sick Poor amounted to $5,120. Patients of the Ave Maria^ clinic for 1946 were 3,661, and the visits to the clinic of church, Rockford, 111. The assistant l a Boheme’ Expected to Be Finest all the patients totaled 11,149, an increase of 949 over the previous priest will be Monaignor William Is Re-Elected year. Since its establishment in- 1927, 182,963 visits have been J. McMilan; deacon, the Rev. made to the elipic. by 63,608 patients. Charles MeCarren; aubdeacon, the ..J. V indiridoals applied to the Charities Rev. E. Kennedy r 'preacher. Deanery Head for help with family problems. Six hundred eighty-two cases were Rev. John Sheridan,' C.S.C. Father Mrs. J. Leonard Swigert was given minor services. Three hundred ninety-five families or indi Curtis is the first priest in the fam viduals requested some kind of financial help. In the 20-year ily, but there are several nuns, one Those who have attended the 17-year history of the Denver by virtually all radio listeners, as re-elected president of the Den Grand Opera company. Monsignor they are played often on popular ver Deanery Council of Catholic period of operation, 22,057 cases have received rinancial assistance each in the Holy Cross, Loretto, rehearsals of La Boheme are unan or case work service from the agency. The peak load of 2,127 was Benedictine, and Dominican sister imous in their opinion that this Bosetti himself expressed his satis programs. Women in the Holy Ghost hall faction at a practice session reached in 1932. hoods. His parents are Mr. and will be the finest production in the Act one of La Boheme is laid in April 21. All presidents of affili To facilitate the general Charities program the following Mrs. Daniel C. Curtis, Sr. Wednesday with Brooks McCor ^rret of the Latin quarter in ated organizations who make Jip mack, several of the local singers societies were grouped to sponsor particularized activities: The Father Weir will offer his first Denver University Paris. Four Bohemians, Rudolph, the board of directors and a large Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women, the Denver ^an ery of Solemn Mass May 6 in St. Mary’s who will appear, and the entire Schaunard, Marcel, and Colline, Mri. Anna M. Brady number of deanery menibers were orchestra. present. the council, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, the Catholic Daugh Newman Dlub to Have share the attic. A neighbor is the ters of America, the Archbishop’s guild, the Legion of Mary, the Religious of the city will have lovely Mimi, who is a consumptive. unit are in New York city. In addi Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Nurses, the Queen’s Daughters, an opportunity to view the entire Rudolph and Mimi meet in this tion to her directorship of the luncheon speaker, praised the the Ozanam club, the Sacred Heart Aid society, and the Junior Day of Recolleetion opera at the dress rehearsal sched scene and immediately fall in love. office in the United States, Mrs, deanery and affiliated organiza Catholic Daughters, The Newman club of the Uni uled for Sunday afternoon at 2 Act two is in a cafe in the Brady holds the position of admin tions for their fri^ d ly co-opera * • * versity of Denver will sponsor a o’clock. La Boheme will be present Latin quarter on -Christmas eve. istrative director of INTERCIP. tion with one another and with A NEW MEMBER OF THE ACCW, the Fort Collins deanery, day of recollection in St. Paul’s ed four nights, Monday, Tuesday, The four friends, together -with which has branches in Rome and other Catholic groups in forming was added in 1946. The organizational meeting was held in April chapel of the Cathedral Sunday, Wednesday, and Thursday, April Mimi and Musetta, a friend of Brussels. a solid united front of Catholic ______(TumtoPageS — Column i) April 27. 28, 29, and 30, and May 1, in the Marcel, make merry. Unable to On Nov. 20, 1945, she was re Action. Other clerg:y guests who The Rev. Charles F. Kmger, City auditorium for the benefit of pay their bill, they charge it to ceived in special audience by Pope commended the women for their •25 Years at St. Thomatf Seminary- S.J., of Regis college will be re Catholic Charities. one Alcindoro, another of Muset Pius XII, to whom she was pre work were the Rt. Rev. Monsignor treat master. The very Rev. Jo ta’s admjxers, who faints when h4 sented by the Rev. Felix A. Mor- John R. Mulroy, director of Cath seph P. O’Heron, club chaplain, Good teats in all teetiont is presented with the bill and dis lion, O.P., the spiritual adviser of olic Charities; the Rev. Hubert M. will assist with the arrangements. of the house are still avail covers the amount charged to him. the organization. Her interview Newell, archdiocesan superintend Fr. Vidal Given $1,6BB The day will begin with Mass able at the box office in Act three is at the customs gate, with the Pope occurred in her ent of schools; and the Rev. £. J. and Communion at 8:30 and the Knight - Carapbell’s music where Mimi tells Marcel that she six months’ tour of Britain, Kolka. closing exercises will be at 2:15. store, 1617 California street. and Rudolph have quarreled. Ru France, Spain, Italy, Belgium, and Deanery officers elected for the To Enjoy ‘Real Vacation’ Following the Mass, breakfast The fact that a fourth per dolph app^rs, and the lovers are the Netherlands. In Brussels Mrs coming year, in addition to Mrs. will be served and the members formance was added this year reconciled. Marcel is joined by Mu Brady was instrumental in the re Swigert, are: Vice presidents, will adjourn for lunch at the gives a wider selectivity, ac setta, with whom he quarrels, ac establishment of the Belgian Cen Mmes. Thomas Morrissey, George Knights of Columbus home at cording to Father E. J. Kolka, cusing her of flirting. The fourth ter of Information^ which had been Schwartz, George Magor, Eugene The Rev. Dr. John R. Vidal, rangementa for the vacation this noon. business manager. There are act shows the garret home of the forced by the Nazis to suspend Chavez, and Louis Washington; C.M., found himself in the “un summer the alumni officers antici Invitations have been extended alto a few boxes available. Bohemians. Rudolph and Marcel operations. Returning to Rome, recording secretary, Mrs. Paul enviable position of the guest of pated the official celebration. to members of the Newman clubs are at work when the other Bo she attended the Cardinals’ Con Fitzgerald; corresponding secre honor” at a luncheon April 19 in Only a few officers of the Alum from Colorado university, Colo Story of Opera hemians arrive. The four make History in February, 1946. tary, Miss Catherine Maloney; fi the Denver Country club. Father ni association and members of the rado A. & M., Greeley State Col Is Given m er^ over their simple fare, pre The demonstration of Christian nancial secretary, Mrs. W. C. Kim- Vidal is the vice rector of the committee appointed to raise the lege of Education, Colorado col tending that it is a banquet. Mu principles through interpretative mins; treasurer, Miss Mary Na- seminarj', director of discipline, “vacatioA fund” attended the and professor of liturgy and sacra luncheon, together with Arch R«t . 'Sherlock P. Weir lege, and Colorado School of La Boheme is one of the most setta enters with Mimi, who is press, radio, and film releases is dorf; and auditor, Mrs. L. W. Sul Mines. popular of modem operas. Based livan. mental theologry. This year marks bishop Urban J. Vehr and the violently ill. The friends of the the work performed by the cen his 26th anniversary at St. Thom church, Winnebago, Minn. The as “April Showers” will be the on Murger’s book, Vie De Boheme, couple hasten out to pawn their ters of information. These bu Mrs. Emmett Knight, president Very Rev. Francis Keeper, C.M., sistant priest will be the pastor, theme of the D. U. Newman club it tells of the life of artists in the as', and the seminary alumni president of the seminary. coats so they may purchase restor reaus, by gathering and distribu of the Colorado Springs deanery, united to raise a fund of $1,000 the Rev. A. E. Kuisle; the deacon social to be held Friday, April 25, Bohemian quarter of Paris a cen atives for the girl. Rudolph and ting to secular organizations and and Mrs. Della Garritson, vice In his presentation speech. Fa and subdeacon, the Rev. Harold B. in the Student Union at the Civic tury ago. Puccini, the composer, to assure the jubilarian of his Mimi, left alone, dream of their leaders of public opinion news that president of the deanery, were “first real vacation in a quarter ther Bernard J. Cullen, chairman Mountain and the Rev. Thomas M. center. has some of his loveliest music in past happiness. When the others indicates the progress of Christian special out-of-town guests. Also of the fund committee, paid trib Ploof, both alumni of St. Thomas' Rita Jones is in charge of both this opera, and such arias as “Che century.” The actual and formal ute to the alumni for their spon return Mimi dies, leaving Rudolph principles, seek to form public present were staff members from celebration of the event will be and the preacher, the Rev. Alan activities and is assisted by Ann Celida Manina” for the tenor; heart br^en at her bedside and opinion on these principles. As the Little Flower center and Vail taneous response to the appeal. MeShane. His parents are Mr. and Mohan, Elaine O’Brien, Mary "Mi Chiamino Mimi,” soprano solo; held next October, but in order Alumni from nearly every state in Musetta Singing a prayer for the described by Mrs. Brady, the or center, and the superintendent of to allow Father Vidal to make ar- Mrs. William B. Weir of Vernon Frances Thomson, Pat Glen, and “Sogve Fanciulla,” a duet; and repose of her soul. ganization is more interested in the Infant of Prague nursery. the nation will be present for the Center, Minn. Pete Albi. “Musetta’s Waltz Song” are known + ■ + 4- + + formal celebration next fall, and, anticipating their expressions of affectionate regard Father Cul Drive for Burse Alumni Underwrite 'Real Vacation^ len paid high tribute to the priest- Priests Give $1,000 for Bell Tower liness of the jubilarian. In recognition of the presenta if iV Reaches $3,328 tion. Father Vidal thanked all “his boys” for the gift, and the Arch t Three new contributions, totaling bishop for honoring; fhe event. He $301, brought the seminary burse emphasized that his response was 1 in honor of Mary Immaculate to meant to be something more than a high of $3,328, according to an a mere expected formality, be announcement this week by Arch cause it came "from the heart.” bishop Urban J. Vefar. Lstest to The honored guest said he was ex send in gifts in the popular sub tremely grateful that all his per- , scription drive are: sonal relationships with the ppests A friend, Denver______$250 had always been most cordial and N. N., Denver...... 60 heartwarming and noted that “all Anonymous, Denver___ 1 their joys are my joys, their sor rows, my sorrows.” Archbishop Vehr is sponsoring the drive to raise $6,000 for a burse Archbishop Vehr tendered the to help in the education of students appreciation of the CKurdh of Den for the priesthood in the Archdio ver for the incalculable good that cese of Denver. The heavy burden the jubilarian has done in his ju of financing the education of more dicious directiofi of men for the than a score of students for eight archdiocesan priesthood. The prel years of study can be relieved ap ate cited as an example of the J. preciably by Hie creation of burses. affection the priests hold for Fa^-v Six thousand doUars is not ade ther Vidal, the fact that, when a quate to carry the cost of board, priest’s loved one dies, the semi room, and tuition for a student nary official is nearly always dea in perpetuity, but it will be a great con at the Solemn Funeral Mass. help. The yearly cost to the arch All but six of the 31 years of Seminary alumni rang the bell with a check its way into service at the rear 'of Holy Ghost diocese for the education of a sem "Tbit It terribly embarrxtiinf,” txid the Rev. a fund to five Father Vidal hit “firtt real vaca Father Vidal’s priesthood have for $1,000, at they presented Archbishop Urban church and into tho basoment-church tower in 1924. inarian is $460. The $6,000 will Dr. John R. Vidal, C.M., at be received a check for tion in 25 yeart.” been spent at St. Thomas’ semi J. Vehr with a fund to erect a smalt bell tower With the erection of the new Holy Ghost church be invested, according to the plan $1,000 from the alumni of St. Thomat’ teminary. The actual celebration of tho event next fall nary. Following his ordination on tfao grounds of St. Thomas’ seminary to houso the bell was given in 1942 to St. Thomas' seminary of the Archbishop, and only the wat anticipated in order to allow Father Vidal to June 7, 1916, the jubilarian was the historic old bell from Denvor’s first ^urch and by Monsignor John R. Mulroy. Now the 82-year- accrued interest will be used. Father Vidal, known affectionately and familiarly raaka anrangemontt for hit vacation thit tummor. assigned to teach in the mother- Cathedral. old ^11 will ring again in a specially designed Contributions to the burse in at "Johnny” to the hnndredt of priettt who were Pictured above making the pretentation of the house of the Vincentian Fathers Father Joseph P. Maefaebeuf had the 2,000- belfry on the seminary grounds. Pictured above honor of Mary Immaculate are hit ttudentt in the Denver teminary, wat the check it the Rev. Bernard J. Cullen, left, chairman in, Pertyville for four years. He pound bell freighted to Denver from St. Louis in are Father Hubert M. Newell, right, president of genuinely welcomed in any amount guett of honor at a tmall luncheon party April 19 of the fund committee. Witneiting the happy event then went to Rome, where he won 1865 for St. Mary’s church near 14th and Stout the alumni, making the presentation of the $1,000- Address all gifts to the Most Rev. in the Denver Country club. To eammemorate hit are ArchbiiKop Urban J. Vehr and the Rev. his doctorate in theology, and in of today. When St. Mary’s chnrch was raxed at chack to Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, canter, and Urban J. Vehr, Chancery Office, 25th year at director of dUcipline and a profettor Hubert M. Newell, right, pretident of tho Alumni September, 1922, he took up hie the turn of tho century the bell oventually found Monsiguor Mulroy. 1636 Logan, Denver 5, Colo. at St. Thomat’, tho eomiaary alastai tubteribod to aaiociation. duties at Sb Thomas’ In Denver. ■ R P 1
PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tekphone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, A pril 24, 1947 DENVER CATHOLIC CHARITIES 61617fliSlreel Spanish D ra m a . COMPLETE 20 YEARS’ WORK Entraoce Exams ’ FIRST A Choice of COMMUNION To Be Presented (Continued From Page One) • Slated at Regis Complete, Well and the group boasted 12 affiliates at the year’s end. SETS Planned (Sacred Heart' Parish, Denver) The Society of St. Vincent de Paul spent $9,678 in giving aid Entrance and scholarship exami Sunday afternoon and evenin to 46 families composed of 572 persons. In addition, help was afforded a three-a^ Spanish drama^ 178 individuals not in family groups. The men made 3,468 visits nations for Regis high school will For-Boya and Girls Pa$ado, will be sponsored by the Spiritual activities included 23 Baptisms arranged, four marriages: be held at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, BREAKFASTS Young Ladies’ sodality. The ^ay rectified^36 children enrolled in parochial schools and 58 in Sunday! May 3, in the high school building, Priced from 45c to 95c will be given in the school. The school. Six persons were induced to return to the sacraments and 60th and Lowell boulevard, it is Price Range From matinee will begin at 2 o’clock, and four converts were made. announced by the Rev. Pan^Dist- Wa Faatara an EzelntiTa Blend of Coffee the evening performance at 8. This The year 1946 saw the close of ler, SJ., principal. $1.18 to $4.30 Sweet RolU Baked Freeh Daily From Our Orena is the first time these young women the Denver USO-NCCS. In five The entrance examination must have attempted anything of this years of its existence attendance be taken by every boy who is gradu Open Week Days 6 :30 A.M. - Sondayi 8 A.M. kind, and it is hoped that all the at the club was 282,762. An indi ated from the eighth grade in Spanish-speaking people in par cation of the personal services June and intends to enter Regis Prayer Book, Rosary ticular, as well as the other mem 14386432 may be gained when it is re high school in the fall of 1947. and Case bers of the parish, will attend. vealed that 40,175 distinct accom Any boy who will be graduated SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER Tickets sell for 60 cents each. modations were provided and 27,- from the eighth grade in June and Joint Sodality Mooting 492 men were given dormitory serv Scapulars Choice 6 Appetixere, 2 Soups, 7 Entrees, Including who would like a scholarship to The Young Ladies’ sodality and ice. The USO-NCCS-WD ceased Regis high school can take the the Young Men’s sodality will hold operatiqta of the Denver club in a joint meeting in Sacred Heart (St. Francit* Young Paopla'o Club) scholarship examinations at the Other First Communion Artides ROAST BEEF, HAUBUT T fic Sunday, April 27, will inaugu AugusL 1946. This action was same place and time. Each scholar school hall next Tuesday evenini taken roy the national office when rate the first in a series of out ship is good for two years with an IndiTidually Baked CHICKEN PIE at 8 o’clock. The two sodalities wil the Denver Catholic Daughters’ equivalent monetary value of $120 receive Holy Communion in a body door activities by the St. P^rsncis group offered to continue the 11 a.m. to de Sales Young People’s club. An or one-half of the two-year tuition, 2 Salads, 10 Desserts and Drinks 6 p.m. only in the 9 o’dock Mass Sunday. housing service under their own and can be obtained only by passing Immediately after the devotions all-day picnic at Twin Forks has auspices for as long as it was been planned. Plenty of refresh this examination. Continuation of James CtaRKt 100 Seats •N o Liquor • Organ Musi in honor of the Sacred Heart Fri needed. The USO-NCCS dub in the scholar.ihip in the second year day evening there will be a meet ments and entertaidment are Colorado Springs completed its promised those who attend. depends on maintaining honor Hoadquartert tor ing of the bazaar chairmen and first post-war year in 1946 with grades during the first year. their co-workers in Sodality hall A number of cara will be needed a total door count of 339,710 ARTICLXS OP DKVOnON CHURCH to transport the anticipated large There are no charges for the bdow the church. The Leadville USO-NCCS club CHUBCH rUENIBHIMGS The fPTA will hold a rummage group. All are asked to meet in reopened on Dec. 15 for service examinations, which last about two GOODS sale Thursday and Friday, April 24 front of S t Francis’ high school to more than 2,000 troops who hours and are followed by a lunch- BOOKS FOB TBB OATU- and 26, in the Little Flower social at 9:30 a.m. Since shelter will be are undergoing ski training at eon at Regis
FRESH FRUITS AXD VEGETARLES S A Y lS S i Grapefruit ha, 49c Carrots BuDche, 2 fo r 15C 15e to* Potatoes Re:.,2i f^rsondlj^ s Pineapples ^und"”! 15c iSerrke Radishes iTorha. 3 briulOc Tm**‘ ritVelt Cabbage 6c f.i.iW *' Sweet Potatoes m illE R 'S Hb»***"*1_ DENVnUNDUSTRUlBANK CIOSCI f. ROCK. PmUsat 1 5UPEB BIBBKEHI ^ Y5S4CaMQrnNi1.lt Vw>onaMAIn5155< Thursday, April 24, 1947 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4206 PAGE THREE
ArcUiishop Asks Missionary Sisters Are Aided Or. Lee G. Haney Dr. Richard L Haaey ft Optometrists Contributions to Members of St. Vincent de Paul Parish PROTECTION Salvage Bureau 827 tSHi SI.-Phone TA. 2690 Sudden bereavemmt often find* t family s. Contributions of discarded arti imprepared to meet the financial burden that cles of clothing and furniture to the St. Vincent de Paul bureau of LUNCHEONS and DINNERS must be assumed. Olinger'a Future Need Denver are asked by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr in the following Plan is the thoughtful, sensible arrangement letter: Banquet Rooms For Parties . . . it protects every member of your family, April 20,1947 Specialists in Mexican Dishes Reverend Dear Father: STEAKS—CHOICE POULTRY regardless of age . . . for only a few cents a As the spring house cleaning sea day. For helpful counsel on Olinger’s Future son approaches, kindly remind your :ood petmle that the St. Vincent Need Plan . . . consult our Advisory Depart? e Paul Salvage bureau is anxious to .secure any and all discarded ment... no obligation. clothing, merchandise, and furni URF >HY’S ture and any type of articles that can be reclaimed or repaired for ‘^'"’'^‘■'"""‘‘^'''dllllDilll 36(3 practical use. The bureau is in a position to repair almost anything jfb O D S that is salvagable. The bureau f m t furnishes employment to many and I6tb-at SPEER at gives many articles of clothing and furniture free of cost to deserving BOULDER SHERMAN BROADWAY AT ELLSWORTH m O R T I I I I E S poor recommended to it by the Catholic Charities and the various Open 11 AM to 2 AM Qosed Tuesday* CATHOLIC J^EMBERS of our per conferences of the St. Vincent de sonnel and the finest equipment and Paul society. Article! for the home ef the Miitionary Siiteri Sister Agnes, Greeley; Mias Margaret Lynch, presi facilities are assigned to every Catholic The address is: St. Vincent de of Our Ledy of Victory in Denver were donated at dent of the guild; Sister Regina, Brighton; Arch Service. Paul Salvage bureau, 1625 Wazee a benefit tea la^ Sunday conducted by the Arch- bishop Urban J. Vehr, the Rt. Rev. Mensignor John street, Denver. Phone CH. 5503. f . % ^ biihop’t guild, ^ ow n at the tea, with lome of the R. Mniroy, and Miss Catharine Maloney, general KEEP YOUR GAR IN A-1 CONDIYION You know the purpose and ideals articlas, are thoea pictured above. Left to right: chairman of the benefit. VICI PRESIDENT for God’s poor as exemplified and It may need a Tnne-np or practiced by the Vincentians. • + + + + + Kindly announce this salvage drive Complete Engine Overhaul UMUttH..,11 at the Masses on Sunday, April EXPERT MECmNlCS — GENUINE FACTORY PARTS 27. The bureau will collect at regu W liERS IISIED BENEFIT TEA IS SPONSORED lar intervals in your district ac COMPLETE FENDER & BODY DEPT. cording to schedule. FREE PICKUP SERVICE With every good wish and bless BY GUILD FOR MISSION NUNS ^ ing, I am AT RTEis mm PE. 455 Faithfully yours, Guests at the Archbishop’s Mrs. Frances Burke, who under 4641 Bdwy. ii URBAN J. VRHR, guild tea in Holy Ghost hall last went an operation ’ recently, has VINER CHEVROLET CO. Archbishop of Denver Aided by excellent weather, the Sunday were Archbishop Urban now returned to her home. third annual Regis bazaar April J. Vehr, a number of priests from Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McDonald ARVIN Automatic Denver parishes, and Missionary announce the birth of a girl April 17, 18, and 19 on the Regis college Sisters of Our Lady of Victory. 18 in St. Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. Sorority Slates campus, Denver, was successful in Many gifts were donated to the McDonald, the former Charlotte Look at Your Hat— ELECTRIC IROIV every respect, Co-Chairmen W. G. sisters, who will establish a home Heineke, is a member of Our Lady Joyce and Paul Villano announced in Denver soon. Anyone still wish of the Rosary circle. **Everyone Else Does!** Dinner April 30 ing to send household articles or The May meeting of Our Lady this week. pieces of furniture for the new of Sorrows circle will be held in The Well-Dressed Man Is Using Thb Service Theta Phi Alpha sorority will Gifts were presented to many convent is asked to send them to the home of Miss Marguerite Model hold its annual Founders’ day of the thousands in attendance at or call the Catholic Charities of Granin on Tuesday, May FACTORY FINISHED banquet Wednesday, April 30, at the bazaar during its three days fice for delivery service. Immaculate Conception circle Cherry Hills of activity. Recipients were as fol Miss Catherine Maloney, gen members viill be entertained by 2200 C o u n try club, lows; Electric mixer. Richard J. eral chairman, and Miss Margaret Miss Isabelle McNamara on Fri ROBERTS Denver. Hon Westley, Carroll hall, Regis col Lynch, president, wish .to thank all day, April 25. — the hat man ored guest will lege; radio, Mrs. Ted Kemme, 2377 who helped in this project. Mr. and Mrs. John O’Connor LADIES’ HATS TOOl be Mrs. F. A. Elm street; electric roaster, Mrs. Mrs. Eileen Koester, entertain announce the birth of a son, who SPruce 4726 PICK-UP AND DELIVERY 258 Broadway $9.95 Moran of Bos A. Antonelli, 3716 Quivas street; ment chairman, assisted by Mrs. will be named Timothy Thomas, fox fur scarf, Helen Flanagan, on Monday, April 21, in St. Jo ton, national Clella Barry, will call circle seph’s hospital. Mrs. O’Connor, the president. 560 St. Paul; presidents this week to give them Other guests Gas range, C. Sender, 2343 Vi final details on the guild’s annual former Mary Hanley, is a charter member and past president of Our Able Business Man HARRISON You’ll Like It BETTER . . . of honor will Champa street; toaster, Joe Ryan, corporate Communion Mass sched Lady of Lourdes circle. be the Very 1149 Steele street; cedar chest, uled to be held on Mother’s day, Pledges Because It L^ts You Iron Rev. Joseph P. Marvene Reed, 3330 W. Clyde May 11, in St. Francis de Sales’ NOTICK TO CBEDITORS O’Heron, chap ilace; iron, Frank Marchi, Jr., church, followed by a breakfast in ESTATE OF Franek Carr, also known as More Traffic Lights Easier, Faster, Safer lain; Mrs. J. B. 635 W. 46th avenue; nylons the high school cafeteria. Reserva Franck R. Carr, dccoased, N a 80879. Barbara Whirry tions must be made as soon as pos Notice k hereby given that on tha ZZd Improved Paving BALE Cosgriff, one of Helen Garramoni, 2080 Hooker day of March, 1947, letters of administra the founders of the local chapter; street; candy, J. S. Adams, 1310 sible through the circle presidents. tion wars issued to the undersigned as ad- Elimination Waste FOR Wei ton street. minktrator of the above named estate and and Mmes. George R. MacCormack Lillian Scfalereth Wed all parsons having claims against said es and Extravagance COONCILMAN TOM KILLIAN and Earl T. Thrasher, also local The automobile was awarded to On April 21 in Annunciation tate are required to file them for allowance founders. Miss Barbara Whirry Ed Coughlin, 1929 Ivy street. in thfr County Court of the City and INC. church. Miss Lillian Schlereth, County of Denver, Colorado, within six District 3 Comprises the Parishes of St. Joseph, TAbor 0128 1236 Broadway will be toastmaster- and will con member of Little Flower circle, months from said data or said claims srill duct the Founders’ day ceremony. became the bride of Herman Lei- bs forever barrsd. St. Vincent de Paul, St. Francis de Sales and Su Louis 'Theta Phi Alpha has became ker, with Monsignor Charles Ha- B. C. HILLIARD, Jr., Administrator. the largest national Catholic so Guild Grateful gus officiating. VOTE FOR. . . ____ I'a th e d ra l rority for women at secular uni The bride was ^ven in marriage versities. The local chapter, Omi- by her father. L. F. J?’. scmeretn.Schlereth. P R IC E ’S W a r r e n C . W a t e r s cron, was established at Denver For Success of The matron of honor was Mrs. Le- university in 1926. The present toy Volk, sister of the bride. The PHARMACY COUNCILMAN DISTRICT NO. 2 CiOl^OlIfY active president is Patricia Mor Bazaar at Regis bridesmaids were Mrs. John Sch Everybody 1^ doing it on May 29, 1947 N«xt t* CUrk**t Charek Goads rissey and the alumnae president lereth and Miss Phyllis McCor 638 19th Street PE. 8185 2839 W. Alameda is Mrs. John C. Marsh. mack. Misses Joan Volk and Meri- Ntw and Modern Preecrlption **Whmn in iom BpiriU co/l $mrry^ Returns from the Regis bazaar lyn Schlereth were flower girls. Department ttOCOlH 4 indicate a g;ratifying success, and Leroy Volk was Mr. Lieker’s Complete Foantain and Lancheanette VtHVlK, Coio. 1634 Tremont KE. 4554 Father Stephan R. Krieger, S.J., Service St. Vincent de Paul's Parish ntE B OELITIBT n tE B PABKING best man, and John Schlereth Edgewater Parish and officers and members of the and Earaih Kitto were the ushers. FULL UNE OF WINES Regis guild thank everyone for as Miss Helen Neumann was the or All Popular Beers by Case A REPUTABLE DRUG sistance in “Ye Old Gift Shoppe.’’ ganist .STORE Where Friends Meet Announces Social Members of SL Franck Da Balts PsrUh HODeEDROCEIlY*SftE!?J' Guild officers announce the Following the ceremonies, Mr. 2105 E. Virginia SP. 7505 “Gift Shoppe’’ attractions were and Mrs. John Schlereth, brother We Deliver CH. 4703 We have added complete BILL HUGHES, Prop. (St. Mary Magdalene’s Pariah, given to the following; L. Home and sister-in-law of the bride, held Edgewater) of 4992 Stuart street, dinner Line of FROZEN FOODS Complete Food Service AVENUE CRILL a reception in their^home for the Meats . . . Groceries A parish social will be held in cloth; Ed Cahill, 2215 Race street, couple's friends. 598 South Gilpin Byron and Marta WllllaBa the parish hall Monday evening, china and crystal set; H. D. Shel Fresh Fruits & Vegetables “It’s Smart to Bs Thrifty" Colfax at Downing Denver tTtb and Waahinftan HAIa ITSY Circle Is Entertained KEystone 3217 April 28. The younger people of don, 1412 E. 10th avenue, silver the parish are invited to attend. ware; and Miss Mary Crilley of Miss Edna Hartman entertained STILL Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Peila will be members of Little Flower circle on D. U. GONDCD DOWIVING STREET 325 N. Newstead, St. Louis, Mo., April 11 with Mrs. Lillian Leiker LEN’S Pharmacy in charge of the activity. (^uilt. Service Station CLARK’S FLOWERS as honored guest. The May meet ONLY L, C. FEHRs^Frop. PHARMACY The following were baptized .The May meeting of the guild is ing for this group will be held in Alcabftr 6ta Vine«nt de Paal*! ParUb O. L. DAHL, Prop. GEORGE H. HILL. Prop. COMPLETE LINK OP CUT FLOWERS April 20: Patricks Ellen Syas, to be held at Regis May 5 at 8 the home of Miss Stella Delheimer. Have Yoar Doctor Phone Profet$ional Pharmaci$t AND POTTED PLANTS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert p.m . lit Yoar Prescription SPECIALIZING IN LUBRICATION Phon« CHcrry S7S7 ^Wf D«lt»»r TA. SS«S E. Syas, with Albert J. Thibault A gift of money was voted upon 10c TIRE REPAIRING AND RECAPPING COMPLETE LINE UP COSMETICS ANH at Our Lady of the Rosary circle 2707 E: Louisiana RA. 3739 HEKCHANDISE Floral Sprays and CorMgea and Eleanor Ser Voss as sponsors; That’s all it costs for each At Loakisns and Santh Clayton 2001 So. Univ. PE. 9841 Under Nsv Manssemnt 'COLFAX DRIVE-IN US* E. COLFAX Victoria Leo Preston, daughter of C. 0. of A. Court Plans meeting and was presented ^o the check you write, when you have IH Downias S t D ram Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin Pres guild at the tea. This meeting; was a “Dime-A-Time” Special ton, with Albert J. De Saverio and held in the home of Mrs. Nellie Mc- Checking Account at ’The Den Corporals Communion Enery with all members present The firms listed here de Geraldine M. De Saverio as spon ver National Bank. BOXXIE BRAE sors. Enjoy this time-saving con serve to be remembered Sunday in the 8 o’clock Mass, Plans are completed for the Cathedral Altar Gronp venience, and pay your bills this when you are distributing the children of the parish will re Court of St. Rita 625, Catholic business-like way. An account i^hopping District ceive Holy Communion. Instruc Daughters of America, corporate To Have Party May 28 may be opened for any amount, your patronage in the dif tion classes will be conducted after Communion May 4. from 21 up. No minimum balance re ferent lines of business^ Mass. Father Hubert Newell, chap After a short bosiness meeting quired. You may also “bank- CONOCO PRODUCTS -HOLTZ- lain, will celebrate Mass in the in April, members of the Denver by-mail’’ . . . or open your ac RED& WHITE chapel at the S t Joseph convent, Cathedral Altar and Rosary so count by maiL Open a handy Lnbrication, Car Washing. Batteries Open Htty and Site Franciscan mother-house, Denver, ciety were entertained at a card “Dime-A-Time” Special Check Recharg^, Tire Vnlcaniiing FRESH MEATS — nSH jat 8:30 o’clock. party. This proved so enjoyable ing Account today . . . at BONNIE BRAE Groceries & Vegetables ^69Casi6)lia GAPITOt. HILL I Every member is .urged to at that they decided to have a large THE DENVER NATIONAL Tour Pstronsga Apprselated tend. Candidates for the May 25 card party the afternoon of May COIVOCO SERVICE DELIVERY SERVICE SP. ISU Vtaver,€cio. CAFE class are cordially invited to par BANK 28 in the Knights of Columbus hall, 17th and Champa. Member Federal 724 So. Univeixity - PE. 9909 2626 E. Louisiana at S. Clayton V h m m o r ^ S } 735 E. Cnlfax ticipate. Those who hhve not been to which they invite all their Depoeit Insurance Corporation Fine tooiU ml Fmti PHees contacted by the telephone com friends. FONjrOON mittee should make their reserva Preisser’s Red & White Bonnie Brae . . . S»M yJ tion for the breakfast by calling Open From 10 to 10 QUEEN GLEANERS Let your juivings earn Mrs. Philomena Hodges, EA. Q462; Grocery and Market Dru||$ t o. more.. SAFELYl Higher ALFRED C. ANDERSON. Ownar-Maaa««r Sun. 3-9 or Mrs. William V. McFarland, FR. FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND 1231 East 13th Ave. than average earnings 1562. QUAUTY GBOCERIES AT Prescriptions Filled As W« Cater to Organisations (Near Marion I on savings—protpctad LOWEB PRICES Your Doctor Orders ULUAN BRIK. Ownar shy govemaent insured Street car 5 and bus 13 both Wt Spaelaliia In Cleanint serve the convent, 2825 West DO YOU EVER Free Delivery SPmee 4447 FOUNTAIN SERVICE NANCY LEE’S end guatahleed first DRAPES laeHgege home toads: 32nd avenue. 2SS1 B. OUs Ava. (Sol UbIv. and Ohial 763 So. University PE. 2255 DO NUTSHOP • BLANKETS Withdrawal at any 1219 E. Colfax AL. 6014 • SMALL RUGS4 time. DeposUi by lOih ig earn from Isl. Meil Hospital Guild to Meet JAMES BONNER. Hxr. deposifs welcome. ■ At Nurses’ Home Apr. 28 NOIITH GAYLORD TKXACp FIRE CHIEF •YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED' WONDER HOW ^ 415 Me{estie Bldg. SL Anthony’s Hospital guild will M m Ufll St, Denver B O I « ^ E R * S Alamo Dairy - Grocery meet at 2 p.m. Monday, April 28, on earth yon are going to meet those pressing bills that have Chopping TEXACO STATION PHONE CH. SIS7 in the Nurses’ Home auditorium, lied up on.you? Try one of onr loanL as thousands of others (g lu m b iA S c \ V i n ^ s W. 16th avenue and Perry street, GAS. OIL AND ACCESSORIES ISIS East Colfax B t ^ D • N G ^ I ave, and you will wondar why you did not do it sooner. You CREA.SING AND WASHING — Denver 6, Colo. Denver. may repay us ia convanient monthly payments arranged to PHUNfc KE. SSSI Open U Honrs a Day fit your budget. Yon ar» assured of eourteons serriee both Mary Anae Oakeries HOMr and Bannack D ra m 4, Cals. before and after you make the loan. [oniiRunity P|p er Specialists in GflYLORD 1609 E. Colfax KEystone 4667 Order Sow For PARTY PASTRIES Stars Hoars; t:S* A.H. - *:»0 F.U. K- P in t Comaiaiiion — Conflnifttiea LOANS QUICKLY MADE ON lONE SPruct73i8 8S Brasdway 1C14 So. GoTlor# Gradaition Mather*! Dajr Autos, Furniture, Collateral, First and Second Mortgages on Im SP. 7413 PE. 7315 proved Denver Real Estate and to Salaried Empires on their VAN ZIMMERMAN. Manager HOOVER-CRADDIGK plain note, without an assignment of wages and without notif Phsnas the employer. PE. 2 4 8 4 Stadlor KE. 8SS4 Rss. CH. S7SS BOO’ S PE. 24 8 5 MOTHER’S DAY GIFTS U 8 E. COLFAX AVE. Gaylord Drug Go. Loans Made Outside Denver Grocery and Market J. ROY SMITH. Preix 1059 So. Gaylord SP. 3345 Groeeriee, Meat* and Fancy Vegetable* Prescriptions Carefully Filled HATHAWAY’S by Registered Pharmacisti The Store if Quality and Price City Lace Cleaners SOUTH GAYLORD 218 East Seventh Ave Phone TAbor 7907 So. CBaylord SUPER MARKET CURTAINS PILLOWS CAREFULLY CLEANED AND RE KEystone 2224 Member of Associated Groetrs of Colorad* TURNED SAME SIZE. SPECIAL CARE GIVEN TO TABLE C ream ery Finest Quality Meat*, Fruits, UNENS. BUNKETS UUNUEBED WITHOUT SHRINKAGE. Daily 8:30 to S:30( Saturday* Till 1 P.M. Onr Branch MILK — CREAM — BUTTER Vegetable*, Groceries Ice at Furlong Auto Co., 539 Broadway, 1* Open till 5:30 P.M, Open 8 e.m, to It daily ' WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED p.m, FREE Da Il Y DEUVERIE8 1004 S. Gaylord • SP 67Sft Thursday, A pril 24, 1947 PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street______THE DENVER CATHOLIC REG^TER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 Attending K. of C Jubilee Donates Statue Mother^s Day—May 11 ul REMEMBER HER WITH YOUR Of New Saint to PORTRAIT There it a charm and distinction in a Rembrandt Studio Portrait Loyola Church PHASE MAKE APPOINTMENT NOW to insure Delivery before May 11 (Loyola Pariih, Denver) Mrs. Flora Scavello donated a statue of St. Francis Xavier Ca- REmBRflnDT STUDIO brini to Loyola church as a thanks offering. 1524 California St. Cherry 4544 Mrs. John Burke of 2253 Vine has returned home from the hos pital. Mike Shea has been confined to his home because of illness. The Loyola school children’s so dality will receive Communion in BACK AQAINi a body in the 8:30 Mass this Sun day. Joe Heaton Is Back in the Same Location PTA Name* Officer* Officers for the coming year 309 TABOR BUILDING were named at the Loyola PTA To extend the Mme fHendly end coarteooe ecrrice to his many friends meeting on April 16. Mrs. Elmer and cQStomert in the fatore that he has In the past. J ’anof Grant was re-elected president and Mrs. A. J. Linnebur was re Making All Types of Loans from $50 to $1500 on elected vice president. New of SwMf antwtr fo fht call of Spring — our Some 500 Knifhti of Columbut and fuoiti mora prominoBl merabar* i* picturad abova. Grapd Signature, Automobile and Furniture attonilad the eelabration of the 6Sth aanieartary Knight Patar J. Wagnar and Archbishop Urban J. ficers are Mrs. Y. Trainor, secre now whHo hit opon-erowned charmor Vahr are shown at the top center. tary; Mrs. J. Gannon, treasurer; of the order in Denrer April 13. A froup of iba Mrs. J. Doherty, auditor; and Mrs. JOE HEATON with doeoptivoly simph linos. Its rustling J, Klinke, historian. taffofa bows eomo in blade, brown or H Father Hubert Newell was g;uest Back Again Doing-Business as nary on rich whito hit. From oi/r'Titw PANEL DISCUSSION SLATED speaker. Father Joseph Herbers, All-State Honors S.J., spiritual adviser, spoke about collodion of beautiful Spring stylos. comics for children. Miss Center, BY PUBLIC HEALTH4NURSES sewing teacher, had the eighth HEATON FINANCE CO. grade girls give an exhibition of Given to ‘Hi PaF To note National Public Health Wheatland, Wyo., announce the the articles they had made. The 309 Tabor Bldg. AL. 3686 SIBYL HATS Nursing week, several public marriage of their daughter, Lor second grade girls and boys danced health nurses of the Archdiocesan etta,^ to Leo Biehler, 'Wednesday, a square dance, and the seventh 1619 STOUT STREET Just Off 16th Street (Cathedral Hifh School, Denwer) Council of Catholic Nurses were April 23, prior to a Nuptial Mass grade girls danced the fairy ballet Hi Pal, the atudent publication requested by the program chair in St. Patrick’s church, Wheatland. from their 4^^ieele, “ ’Tis Irish of Cathedral hi{;h achool, waa man, Mrs. Sally Morrissey, to pre Mrs. Biehler was formerly em We Are.” Refreshments were awarded All-Coloradoan for the sent a panel discussion, explaining ployed -on the maternity staff. served by the mothers of the third second consecutive year. Hi Pal their respective fields of work, on Miss Jessica Ryle, educational grade pupils. The eighth grade won Proven SUPER GRADE was the only Denver paper to re April 24 at 8 p.m. at St. Anthony’s direotof, has been appointed mem the attendance prize. ceive this coveted honor. hospital nurses’ home auditorium. bership chairman of district 2, On April 20, Father Edward P. EYE The Catjtedral publication rated 'The following nurses will speak: Colorado State Nurses’ association. Mu]^hy, S.J., baptized the fol New Hampshirea, Rh. I. Reds, Barred Miss Julia McGovern, chairman; Other members serving on the com lowing: Lawrence Dean Murray, Rocka, While Rocka, White Wyandottea A in all the contest requisites. Papers were judged according to Mrs. Mary Baker. Mrs. Leona Wea mittee are Sister Mary Louis, St. son of Mr. and Mi;8. William Mur EXAMINATIONS Bibr Chick* that dtralop rapMIr far «ertr ■■tkalief. English, typograprapny, news content, ver, Mrs. Rose Allen, Miss Helen Anthony’s hospital; Geraldine ray, Robert and Lucille Sardakow PcdlrrMa air*a Bl» Typ* Knpllih White L*chonu and htarp br*W eMtto h ^ service to senschool, editorials, and O'Connell, and Miss Faustina Cav- Stenger, Mercy hospital; Mrs. 0. L. ski, sponsors; Stanley Wilson Special Care ts bnild yonr awn Uyini Bock*. All chick* from U. 8. Appr*r*d, ladWIdeaUr editorial page. aleri. Miss Margaret Thomas, re Jackson, St. Joseph’s hospital, pri Ereckson, son of Mr. and Mrs. For Special Cases In all individual entries. Hi Pal gional nursing consultant from the vate duty section; and Mrs. Mary Stanley Ereckson, sponsors Mr. IMMEDIATELY FOR FREE PRICE-LIST Children’s bureau, will act as mod Baker, public health nursing sec and Mrs. William Allspach; and HYPERPHORIA 100% LIVE DELIVERY GUARANTEED placed superior. State writing erator. tion; Mrs. Inez Trelstad, executive Edward Patrick Routzon, son of PHOTOPHOBIA awards merited by Cathedralites VERI'IGO are in the following fields: Connie Sister Mary Louis, superintend secretary, Colorado State Nurses’ Mr. and Mrs. Gtiy Routzon, Mr. COLORADO HATCHERY W ilb ^ ^ n d May Matz for news ent of nurses, St. Anthony’s hos association; and Miss Eunice Nel and Mrs. William H. McCourt, story, Barbara Fitzgerald and pital, will give a report at the son, state membership chairman, sponsors. DR.A.D.KLEYHAUER 1416 Larimer monthly meeting as to why the Colorado State Nurses’ association. Denwer 2, Colorado MA. 6767 Rosemary Dunn for feature stor Optometrist ies, Connie Wilber for editorials, nurses should be members^ of the Other Ho*pit*I* SP. SP. ■■S’ American Nurses’ association and 15IJ Welton Sl KEyolon*. and John Quayhagen for his col Robert E. Hayes, son of Mrs. 7410 7415 umn, “This Nation.” Hi Pal edi- the Colorado State Nurses’ associa Joseph Hayes, 3726 S. Acoma COAL tors-in-chief are Connie Wilber tion. W**ii. and B«tl* street, will finish his medical _ $ 8 . 2 5 and Bob Madden. This contest for M«rey Hotpital studies at Creighton university in Lome ana B n ------high school newspapers is spon Sister Mary Keira, former super June. At that time he will start his IH * Denbl* Sctmo 'S’ BEAVER CLEANERS sored by the University of Colo visor of the Mercy obstetrical de internship at St. Joseph’s hospital, Nut ...... $ 6 . 9 5 ' y' rado college of journalism. partment is now located at Mercy Denver. Miss Virginia Franken- 8tr**t*r Lamp FRANK BEAVER, Prop. Professor Takahashi, number hospital in Roseburg, Ore., where berg, ACCN membership chairman and E(g ...... $ 1 0 . 4 0 one international jiujitsu expert, she is giving anesthetics. for doctors’ nurse-secretaries, se^ Mi go. r c i f t spoke and gave a short demonstrA Irene Shanahan is industrial cured Helen Gibney and Catherine FUEL SERVICE Broadway One Day Service on Garments tion in jiujitsu for the students at nurse for the Rocky Mountain ar R. Haman as new council members. Cathedral April 19 in Oscar Malo senal. Both are graduates of St. Michael’s Brought in Before 10 A.M. hall. Rosemary Kellagher, and Shirley hospital in Grand Fork, N. Dak. Fr. Hietter Addr«**ei Student* Lalley are working for the Con Miss Gibney is office secretary for for Mother FAST CLEAN LOW PRICE The Rev. Richard Hiester, army solidated Copper mines, Kimberly, Dr. Ralph Tower, and Miss Ha chaplain and Cathedral graduate Ncv.; Cecilia Donahue is working man for Dr. John Grow. of 1929, spoke to the students at at Children’s hospital; Vincent Miss Doris Wilson is school nurse . . . From Mother’s Tob Must Posthety Seo this IVeie Plant—a* Modem as Tomorrow Our Lady’s sodality assembly April Sweeney, brother of Alice Sweeney, at Loretto Heights college; other 22. Father Hiester told of the ex is a patient at Mercy hospital; nurses working on degrees at the Favorite Store 1 623 15th St. MA. 9613 periences he has had around the Florence Morahan, industrial nurse Heights include Margaret Denni OPP. BOUK PUBLIC MKT. world with his three-year-old for Tramway medical service, was son, Bertha Felder, Ann Roden, cocker span^l, “Gripper.” The dog, discharj;ed as a patient Saturday. and Doris Kelley. Mmes. Rose AT bom in Australia, has flown with Gertrude Downey, former staff len, Mary Downing, Marguerite The 11th of May is a red letter day . ,. make Father Hiester from the Philip nurse a t Mercy hospital, has re Billing;ton, Alice Cieere, and Miss your gift-to-mother a -long cherished one.. . . pines to Egypt, where he rode on turned to work at the National Eva Zarlengo assisted Mrs. Marie FINE CHINA, CRYSTAL, or COLORFUL a camel’s back and climbed a Jewish hospital after a week’s ill Morrissey with the serving of the pyramid, to Italy and then through ness at home; Dorothy B. Ccmich, deanery luncheon Monday, April POTTERY. FINAL CLEARANCE China and India and to America. ’47, has resigned her position as 21. Our Housewares In Europe, Father Hiester y^as staff nurse, and will do private New members include: Miss Department has soma privileged to have a 10-minute in duty nursing. Lois A. Burke, Mrs. Rae Del Haute bright ideas tool terview with Pope Pius XII. Miss Amy Taniguchi who Is from Heard, Mrs. Edward Maxwell, and Also included in the assembly the College of St. Catherine, S t Miss Alva Willaughby. The council irogram was a vocal solo by Paul, Minn., has been added to the now includes 425 members, 67 of fvonne Evers, freshman. She sang pediatrics staff. Verla Royce, '47, whom belong to the Colorado BOULEVARD VACUUB OF fu r s at c o s t Gounod’s “Ave Maria,” accompa is doing industrial nursing in Ha Springs unit SWEEPER COMPANY nied by Patricia Goggin. Elaine waii; Lenore Donahue Lang has Dr. and Mrs. V. R. Fortin have N*w caoa*r* AToilabl* 15th and Stout Street* Telk, freshman, played a piano returned from Seattle, Wash.; Sis returned from a vacation in Ari Frank H*T*r 2124 C»lo. Bird. solo, “Valcik,” by John Mokrejs. ter Mary Lawrence, superintendent zona and Texas. DBzt«r *214 WHILE THEY LAST Dick Zeylmaker, also a freshman, of nurses, Durango, was in Denver gave two clarinet selections, ac for a retreat with the Sisters of companied by Donna Dively. Mercy. ■ Margaret Ann Ehnie, junior, Mrs. Helen Tubbs Mahoney, received medalist honors in the anesthetist, has returned from a To you women who have been waiting for fur prices recent Mother Seton E.ssay con vacation' in San Antonio. Mr. and to come down or for the chance to savj the excise test, sponsored by the Vincentian Mrs. 0. J. Coming, parents of Mrs. tax, here is your opportunity. In the face of rising Fathers of the Association of the Claire Marker, ACCN secretary, Miraculous Medal. Each student fur prices, Hamilton’s offer you the entire stock of are ill at Mrs. Marker’s home. whose entry was chosen received St. Joieph’* Hospital furs at prices that are lower than you have seen in Miraculous Medal blessed by a years and at prices that include the Federal Excise Bishop, and the essay was entered Mrs. Ann Purma Bow, has left in the national contest. Denver to make her home in Texas. Tax. In this final clearance sale, we are offering Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Mullen, you our entire stock at our cost and tax. This is your opportunity. Check the list below. Come in Reds Must Be Fought and see and you will buy. Protect Yonr Life Savings By Following Gospels Do you know that an auto accident Antwep.—The fight against Store Opens at 9:30 can wipe out your life savings and Communism amounts to living ac even result in your wages being cording to the Gospel, asserts a garnisheed—for life? Let State recent article in De Linie, Amstcr*^. Farm Mutual protect you. It costs dam Catholic weekly founded to Come In Early and Make Your Selection so little! Telephone your local combat Communism. The arrive agent right now for full informa pointa out that 14 centuries ago, in tion. times similar to the present, St. MOUTON LAMB . . . GREY AND BROWN____ f 120.00 A. B. ERPELDING Benedict of Nursia founded a re- 211 P*tt«r*on Bid*. litrious order, impregnated with the NATURAL SILVER MUSKRAT...... 180.00 CRERKY tSSS ALPINE (2K spirit of the Gospel, anikconquered STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES the world^_____ J-' NATURAL RED FOX COATS...... 180.00 of Blaomington. Illlnoi* CANADIAN WOLF COATS...... 18 0 .0 0 Tb. World'* L orgat Auto ln*urance Co. Polish Cathi^b Presses SO. BACK BLENDED MUSKRAT...... 2 2 0 .0 0 Nationalize^lby Warsaw STONE MARTEN BLENDED RACCOONS____ 220.00 sptcrvL'isi Warsaw.— catholic printing es- NATURAL CANADIAN LYNX...... 240.00 tablishmentjir were included in the latest list businesses to be taken GREY CHEKIANG CARACUL...... 240 .0 0 GIAND DISEASES over by tto Warsaw regime. In the Communion [A e P n R U r o t ’IXC] province'of Silesia the directive A NORTHERN BACK BLENDED MUSKRAT^__ 250 .0 0 nationalized 32 private printing Aitkia. R«r CalanK BLUE MIST NORTHERN MUSKRATS...... 260 .0 0 OwlMM. tMm. pressM,. among them the Catholic Head Dhifnwa. Tm* aUlilk. In A E«r DkeMM, libr^fv and printing presses in HUDSON SEAL DIED MUSKRATS ...... 300 .0 0 CaUnct, ArtkriliG R«uFlUi^ Kathyvice; in Gdansk, 10 private ■fciwaHm.U4». Uf APr^Uta, Aa PRICES INCLUDE TAX DON B . with lace, 6.96 OLIVER FOR COUNCHiMAN Far left, washable Soap ’n Water* DISTRICT ONE dress with lace trimming, 8.9S | A Attorney A Civic Minded rktt^wiITfiCLTm llOTk'Jh A Life-Long Regident 1616 STOUT A Friend and Neighbor FoLAdv. M*a*t«Ur’i TooBf Plftk Fl«*c- i J*The West*$ Leading Furrien** Thursday, April 24, 1947 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone. KEystone 4205 PAG^FIVE Presentation Has Annunciation Prom Queen Rose Rita Liuzzi First Conunnnion To Wed in July (PreisBtation Parink, D«BT«r) Miss Rose Rita Liuzzi, an active Last Sunday was First Com* member of the Denver Parish So ^nunion day fqr the children of dality union, recently became en Presentation school. The following gaged to James were in the class: Joan Arm strong, Wilda Carson, Cyndie Lou Ditallo of Denver, Clough, Shirley Gasperetti, John Miss Liuzzi is Hersh, Larry. Higgins, Jean Hoye, again chairman Teresa Ibold, Dianna Kerns, BdV- of the Living Ros bara Kirkpatrick, Pete Konrade, ary, which is to Marvin Medina, Sandra McIntyre, be held May 11 Florence McIntyre, Frances Me in tiie C ath^ral. Intyre, Daniel Petros, Wayne Pil- A graduate of lard, Edward Potter, Billy Scheer, Sacred Heart Janice Seidlinger, Joseph Schut- school, she is the “Not Too Yoims - Not Too Old” ten, and Marilu Gorman. daughter of Mrs. Marilynn Rider carried the ban Angelina Liuzzi A mmp& p§ SeatingS Capacity ner. Her attendants were Anita of Cathedral par WILLIAM A. Johnson and Eileen Meis. Other ish. attendants were Judith Ann Hil- The Annunciation prom qnaen, Josephine Horvat and Patricia Mr. Ditallo is ^ m p . Horan i & Son has- lebrand, Carolyn Krenzer, Lenore Miklich. The annual junior-senior Lillian Yaleniek, and attandanU the son of Mr. Ross Liuzzi BLACK Purcell, Christina Valdez, Claudia arp shown above. Seated, left to promenade will be held in the for amlUe seating capacity for Gorman, and Deanna Vahling. and Mrs. Paul Ditallo of St. Cath right, Mary Baker, Lillian Yele- Lakewood Country club May 21, erine’s parish and is employed with eujin the largest attendance. All public school children not nick, and Lorena Hepp; standing, MAYOR yet confirmed are to attend cate the Columbine Manufacturing com Tme main chapel seats 300 chetical classes Sunday mornings + + pany. "Experienced** at 9 o’clock in Presentation school The engaged couple plan to be District to date. {people in its comfortable or Saturday mornings at 9:30 in GAMES PARTY ON APRIL 26 married in July in the Cathedral I j ..... State Repreientative, 1941-1942. Bancroft school. and will make their home in Judro wmi» A. Black Deputy District Attorney, 1932-1937 pews. Denver. The Holy Name society is spon President, Old Timers Baseball Association soring a father and son Commun BENEFITS ATHLETIC PROGRAMS Awarded Les Angeles Times National Sports Award for For small private services, ion breakfast May 11. Those who Announce Engagement sponsoring greatest youth sports program in nation, 1944 / wish to attend are asked to call Age 49— Resident Denver 45 Years we offer a smaller chapel F. Lee at RA. 0104; R. Body, (Annnncintion Parish, Denver) The Altar and Rosary society’s PoU Adv. Westwood 367-M; or Mr. Kren Three hundred dollars worth of Pinochle club in the future will At Alumnae Luncheon furnished like a living room. zer, CH. 5352. gifts in addition to regular items meet on Friday evenings instead Boy Scouts of this parish are and specials will be awarded The engagement of Miss Betty In both settings the service sponsoring the delivery and sale Saturday, April 26, at Hagus hall, of Thursday at 8 o’clock. Host Lou Naranjo and Richard England is inspiring and dignified. of the Catholic Digett. Anyone 37th and Lafayette. These monthly esses are Mmes. PHnkoski and was announced at a luncheon BROILER COCKERELS wishing to receive copies is asked games parties, sponsored by Fa Vessa. April 19 for members of the ’46 class of St. Mary’s academy, to contact H. Maerz or one of the ther James Moynihan, have been The next meeting for the^ fair White Leghorn Cockerels— scouts. successful and have made possible Denver. No definite date for the and bazaar will be held Wednes wedding has been set. Miss Na AAA, $3.75 per 100 • Mrs. G. Ibold, chairman of the a fine athletic and youth program. day evening, April 30, in Hagus festival program, and Mrs. W ranjo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The Booster get-together hall. Abel A. Naranjo of 326 E. Seventh, Anstra White Cockerels— Buchholz will be outside church planned for Thursday will be post Sunday after all the Masses to All high school pupils are writ will attend Loretto Heights next A4A, $6.50 per 100 Horan & Son Chapels poned until next week, at which September. Mr. England, son of secure patrons for the program time letters will be awarded, ing essays for the Archbishop’s ARRIVING APRIL 24th KEystone 6297 KEystone 6298 Needlework Club to Meat yearly contest. The subject is “Vo Mr. and Mrs. Frank England of movies shown, and refreshments 2265 Ivanhoe, is attending Den 2000 AAAA New Ham pshires 1527 Cleveland Place The Needlework 'club will meet served. ' cation Needs for Foreign Missions.’’ in the home of Mrs. A. Brunner, ver university. Baby Chicks oh Hand at All Times. Prices Given on Request. 634 Lowell boulevard, Thursday, Elryia Swansea group will May 1, at 10:30 a.m. meet at the Kennedy building R e-Eleet “ Buy Colorado's Finest Chicks" Sister Mary Adrian's room was Thursday, April 24, at 8 o’clock. awarded the penny march for hav VICTOR CHICHCRY ing the largest representation at Mary Taylor Selected Henry M. 754 S. Broadway OPEN SUNDAYS PE 0918 the regular monthly PTA meeting. PLEASE MENTION THE SEGI8TEB WHEN ASKING FOR The following were elected of PRICES AND LITERATUBE ficers of the PTA for this year; A May Queen for Rile President, Mrs. F. Knafelc; vice DUFF president, Mrs. L. Higgins; sec Miss Mary Helen Taylor, court COUNCILMAN Easter Gifts retary, Mrs. E. Rider; treasurer, president of the Junior Catholic Mrs. M.‘Purcell; and auditor-his DISTRICT 3 Mr. Walter J. Kirwin torian, Mrs. E Sedlmayer. Daughters of America, Denver, Denver’s Largest Dealer On the evening of Wednesday, will be May queen at a May crown He Gets Associated with April 30, the Altar and' Rosary ing to be held Friday evening. society will hold a card party in May 16, at 8 in SL Paul’s chapel. Things Done JOS. M. FISHMAN "After All, IPs Service That Counts* Community hall. Proceeds will be Court officers who will be her at used to buy items for the festival St. Joieph’s, St. Frnncii dn Jeweler and Optomelriit needlework booth. tendants are Misses Kathlyn Fay, Mary Bauer, and Katherine Mc Sales’, St. Vincent de Panl’s DIAMONDS • LOCKETS Baptized recently were Flor and St. Louis’ Parishes com- WATCHES - E0SARIE8 MAIN ence Ann and Frances Marie, twin Donald. All junior troops and 'prise District 3. CROSSES - COMPACTS 1335 Broadway 1314-1338 Acoma their parents and friends are in ST. CHKI8TOPHER MEDAUl daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Wil MIRACULOUS MEDALS and CHAINS liam McIntyre, with Mr. and Mrs. vited to attend. Your Support Will Be On Cirie C*at«r SCAPULAR HEDAU 3111 Clifford McIntyre as sponsors; St. Ann’s troop is rehearsing Appreciated ^ Glasses on Credit Karen Sue, youngest daughter of for a skit to be presented at the Mr. and Mrs. William McIntyre, St. Vincent de Paul PTA meeting Pol. Adr. 807 15th St. TA. 0029 with Mr. and Mrs. Lou Nedbal- May 5. ski as sponsors. S t Cecelia’s troop will hold a EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING social Saturday, April 26, in the COLORADO WQMEN ¥r»m Pickup and Delivery—Reatonable Price* home of Miss Joan Jones, 4730 Newland street, at 2 o’clock. demand good taste...in clothes...and In bread ALL OUR WORK GUARANTEED THREE MONTHS Mary Immaculate troop will THE RLARNEY SHOP have a skating party May 26. i m EAST COLFAX AT STEELE FR. MM TOWN TALK BREAD fVi Italian Cardinal Notes AIJTOMORILE INSURANCE Fifty Years as Priest Public Liability &. Property Damage Vatican City.—A. letter of con Meet* Requirement* of New State Law gratulation, reviewing the Car $16.00 dinal’s achievements during his Phone J. S. McQuie, AL. 5222 career in the priesthood, has been sent by the Holy Father to Guests are quick to recognize the Cardinal Pietro Fumasoni-Biondi •on the 50th anniversary of his ordination. Cardinal Fumasoni-Biondi, 74, Bronze Finished Floor Lamps has been Prefect of the Sacred Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith since 1933. Under his hostess utho thoroughly enfoys her career as a homemaker* *. leadership a great many foreign The Denver has 6-Way Floor Lamps, missions have been established, 8-Way JuniorLamps, Torchere with a remarkable percentage of Lamps, Swing-arm Bridge Lamps and these entrusted to native clergy?. He formerly was Apostolic Dele Student Bridge Lamps in bronze gate to the United States. finish for long-lasting beauty. In noting the unfailing good taste plain or bead and floral embossed Optometrist and Optician designs, all lamps are complete with harmonizing Celanese shades rayon Helen Walsh lined and braid trimmed. They are Aiaodate really easy on 4 0 JC W. R. JOSEPH the eyes tO*l9 aTES BXAlfINBO with which she selects finer foods PhoB« TAhot taSO *18-91* Haiwth lUr HANSEN & HANSEN JEWELERS * agreeing with her choice 1628 17tb St. ONE STORE ONLY of this loaf that measures SHOE REPAIRING WHILE YOU WAIT up to most exacting standards. B y V O U n S H O B S China Table Lamps Rubber heels, lop lifts, toe Make reading a pleasure and enhance the appearance of pieces-, half soles, full soles, your living room with a handsome Fine Hall China lamp. They are um shaped with floral and ribbon embossing and allarhed by experienced come in such colors as pure white, rose and white, blue and shoemakers while you work white . . . on gold finish mountings. 21 or 23 inches high, each lamp has its shade of harmonizing or shop. We also remodel celanese rayon...... 9 .9 8 shoes, cut out toes or heels, The Denver - Lamps - Fifth Floor rebind, take in sides to flt, make shoes longer or wider. for Quality Shoa Repairing at Popular Price*— Fifil Out Shrre IF YOU HAD A MILLION DOLLARS Repair Dept. ‘. . . Ila*ememt 'When Denver Sbtpt with CbeyMnser’’-K E ysten * 2111 YOU COULDN'T BUY BETTER BREAD ■vA._ PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 420B [ Rehearse Comedy-Mystery ST. T h e PENGUIN Rudolph M. Htpelli, Jr. Robert M. Hapelli FRESH MEATS A FROZEH FOODS HEW PTl HEID Whole Chicken or Parts of C hidua... Fresh 3|eats Cellophane Wrapped ■ Ready>Cut ISMRS.FOLEI Frozen Psolrios Salads, Vegetables, Fruits 1«20 California KE. 6045 The 14th annual Rocky Mountain (St. Catheriae’* Parish, Danvar) National Forensic league district The PTA met April 15, with speech tournament was held this Mrs. Piquette presiding. Moving year at St. Francis de Sales’ school, pictiires were shown and sevei PHONEi GL. 0361 Re*. Phonei CH.T760 Denver, April 18 and 19. Stu prizes were awarded. dents, coaches, judges, and guesta Officers named for the coming vrare entertained at a banquet year are Mrs. James Foley, presi JOE MARQUEZ served in the Fransallan hall. dent; Mrs. R. Dispense, vice pres W aOUBSU AMD BETAIL Seventeen schools from Colorado ident; Mrs. Charles Des Moineaux, and Wyoming participated. The secretary; Mrs. J. Dulmnine, treas FRESH EGGS * POULTRY judges for the tournament came urer; Mrs. A. Franks, historian. 1346 WEST 36tb AVE. DENVER, COLORADO from the Denver university school of the theater, Loretto Heights col This year the spring frolic given lege, Colorado university. Civic by the school children under the Mayonnaise Theater of Denver, KFEL, and direction of the O’Neil slaters will KLZ, and indudad many outstand be held on two evenings. May 12 Hummers Delicatessen ing Denver attorneys, ^m e of the and 13. Rice Knspies Family-Size Chicken Pot Pies, serves 3 to 4....? 1.40 judges were Judge William Black, The first Friday breakfast will Hungarian Goulash Noodles, serves 3 to 4___ $ 1 .0 0 Thomas Morrissey, ex-Senator be served by Mrs. R. Long, assisted Carrots Dunklee, Dr. Compton Bell, and by Mmes. G. Rowe, S. Schneider, Spaghetti, serves 3 to 4...... ;...... Earl C. Bach. J. Villano, S. Welch,. H. Lewis, Fresh Shrimp Creole with Rica.______$1 .1 5 The toamament was conducted and A. Sanders. Com MILWAUKEE SAUSAGE on the elimination basis consisting After the meeting, refreshments of three preliminary rounds aa( were served by Mmes A. Girardo 311 East 7th Ave. KE. 1986 one final round. Presentation of and R. Dispense, second grade Corned Beef Hash "Bettoeen Logan and GramJf* awards was made at a general as Principals in tha, eamady-mys- Heights college, Denver, they are, room mothers. Old VirsinU, No. 1 e«n...... sembly Saturday evening. NFL lery, "Last Stop," polish thair iinas seated, Rufina Martinos, Rose Fi The plans were completed for plaqiw were presented to those for tha last tima bafove the cur del, and Joan Kanfmann; stand the sisters’ card party and des Tangerine Juice winning Hrst place and ribbons to tain rises Saturday eveainf, April ing, Margaret Fogarty demands an sert-luncheon, te be held Friday, second and third places. The dis 26, at 8i30 .o’aleek In Phipps esplanation from Louise Childers. April 26, at 1 o’clock. Table and FOR HOME OR FARM trict trophy, highest award a school auditorium. Sladsats of Loretto — (Photo hy Marty, Denver) special prizes will be awarded. Hi Ho Crackers can win in forensic competition Altar Society to Meet other than the national award, The Altar and Rosary society Quaker Sparkies ROCKY went to St Francis de Sales’ high FRANCISCANS WILL BEGIN will meet Tuesday, April 29. Bes- school. The district meet was con scrt-luncheon will be served at ducted by Albert James of Long 1:30. Tomato Juice mont high school, who is district ANNUAL RETREAT APRIL 27 The following ware baptized MOUNTAIN chairman, National Forensic last week: Kathleen Patrice, in Tomato Juice league. Mr. James was assisted fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. by Rodney Crews, SJ., of Regis (St. ElivabeSb’t Parish, Denver) will meet Sunday afternoon. The Theodore Hill, with Patrick Col Tomatoes high school: James Kenna, Holy The fatlMn sad brothers of St. annual visitation will be given at burn and Patricia Hill as spon SEED CO. Family high school; and Miss sors; John Thomas, infant son of Peggy Chambers, S t Francis’ high Elizabeth’s moBMtery will make 3 o’clock by Father Malachy. Royal Satin their annual retreat from Sunday Father Felix Reitlingshofer, Mr. and Mrs^. Thomas Hunter, with It at Yaer Serrica school. Andrew Martelon and Margaret Margarine Those from Denver receiving evening, April 27, to. Friday, May O.F.M., announces that the novena Mardis as sponsors; Patricia Jo- awards were: 2. The retreat will be conducted to St. Anthony of nine Tuesdays, Ann, infant daughter of Mr. and BreAkfMt Gomt, Lg, Ex., Gr. A * 1947 Catalogue Still Available Dramatic declamation — first, Mrs. Edward Felt, with Mary Eggs 1-dox. ctn...... __ Irene Zoellner, S t Francis de by the Rev. Vincent Ferrer Kien- now going on its third week, has 1325 15th St. MA6134 berger, O.P. Parishioners and been a success. Catholics from all Theer and Ray McMaster as spon Sales’; second, Sharon Fit spatrick. over the city are invi^d to make sors. . Busy Baker Sodas Holy Family school; third, Ann friends are asked to refrain from this novena. At the ^lemn clos James L. Weaver was received Horn, S t Joseph’s; unnecessary calls. Priority, liffht meat ing lilies will be blessed and dis into the Church. Dennis Hallinan Tnna No. ^ ean numerous declamation — fin t Father Malachy Kain, O.F.M., was his sponsor. Enjoy iYourself Completely Dick Huter, St Francis de Sales’ tributed. Services start at 7:45 Columbine conducted Forty Hours’ devotion p.m. and the novena will come to Milk second. Bill Martin, Regis; third in St. Agnes’ church, Scottsbluff, Tall can . Vera Murray, St Francis de a close June 13, the Feast of St. Neb., April 13-16 and conducted a Anthony. Meadow Gold. Bredan. Sales’; parish retreat at the Church of the Butter Brookfield. 1-Ib. ctn...... Original oratory — first. Bob First Communion will be held in Holy Souls, Bridgeport, Neb., April the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, April FARM-FRESH With Meat BalU Fahey, Regis; second, Ray Decker, 18-20. Spaghetti Venice Maid, 16-oc. can.. Cathedral; 27. More than 30 youngsters have De£idoua Poetry reading — first, Betty The Third Order of St. Francis been prepared under the direction Cheese Blue Moon, teveral varietiet Jane Little, S t Mary’s; and third, of Sister Marina. FROZEN FOODS 4-ot. pkg...... Pat Boehm, S t Francis de Sales’. With a representation of 10 Town Houie Impersonation — second, Joe University Club members at the CathoUe Parent- Grapefruit Juice No. 2 can...... Sloan, S t Francis de Sales’; Teacher league council meeting, ASK FOR Orange Juice Full O'Gold MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTIHG GO. After dinner — first, Befnie To Meet 1st Time held in Holy Ghost auditorium No. 2 can.. Warner, Holy Family school; ahd April 17, St. Elizabeth’s had the Oranffe k Grapefruit Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Morrar third, Joe Sloan, St Francis de largest attendance. Those in at Blended Juice No, 2 can______Sales’. tendance were Mmes. E. Stanley, Sunday, Apr. 27 Catherine Weigel, A. P. Rupp, HENRY'S James Hofsetz, Walter Lichten- Queen of Heaven Aid A new organization in Denver, feld, John J. Murphy, George the St. Thomas University club, FRQIIH AFEWAY Keough, Charles O’Grady, Robert Admits New Members will have its first general meeting Cody, and Katherine Fischer. Sunday, April 27, at 3 p.m. in the The children makidg their First spmms The Queen of Heaven Aid so Knights of (Columbus building, Communion will be served break ciety of Denver met April 15. A 1575 Grant street. Judge Philip B. fast by the PTA after the 8 o’clock Mountain Frozen Foods 1209 • I5tm street number of new members were hd- Gilliam has been invited to address Mass April 27, Mrs. Charles mitted. The annual members pres the group, which "Will include Cath 0 ’(xrady u chairman of the si>ecial 416 W. Warren PE. 7574 INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS ent were Mr. and Mrs. Leo H olic men and women with two years comAitiee. Stiefer, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of college or more. DENVER Healy, Mmes. George Evans, Flor A business meeting following ence Hart, Maurice Lamey, and Judge Gilliam’s talk will be con •A. A. A.< FORT MORGAN Mary Smaldohe. Life member, ducted by Charles R. McFarland, Mrs. Rose Carbone, and perpetual Jr., temporary president. Other GROCERY AIVD MARKET, CVC. LOOP HARKET members, Peter and Christine officers select^ by the group of EARL BAILUE uiil ANDY 8ERFOZO, Prapri.ton FLOUR MILLS FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE Rabtoay, were enrolled by Mrs. founders are Dr. John G. Hem 4058 Tejon Street GLendale 7753 L. Rabtoay and William F. Purcell. ming, Jr., vice president; Miss FORT MORGAN Fr«a Pnrklat With Parehata of SOe or Moro at 1429 Lawroaca Torchy Mahoney, secretary; Miss Twid.riud Short Shuik 4 5 * PORK LOIN BRANCHES AT— Jean Singer, treasurer; and Miss HAM, n>...... ROAST, lb..... 49* LONGMONT . . . YUMA HAUG RROS. Carol Shea, assistant secretary. BABY LINK SAUSAGE. TOILET TISSUE, HUDSON . . . HILL ROSE The Rev. Richard Duffy, chaplain Pnr. Pork, lb______39* roll ....______8* SOLES MARKET at St. Joseph’s hospital, is spiritual MILLERS AND HANDLERS OF m UEDUTB SEBV1CX SHORTENING, GRATED TUNA, puked In FLOUR, WHEAT. CORN, BARLEY, • CORN FED MEATS director of the club, and Thomas I-lh. urtsn ...... ______3 5 * M ild ell, t-of. can ______34* Mtn’a Womtn’i ud CnDdrat Anderson is in charge of publicity. OATS. AND MILL FEEDS HtU Set** nSH AND POULTRY SWISS STEAK. H U N rS FRUIT COCKTAIL, The club will draft a program of 6 2 * 39* Country ShippartI An Wtrk GatraatMd OHE SIOM ONLY 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 AAA Qg.Utr, lb. Buvy Srmp. No. IVt can...... Consign your Shipment To V» LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP lOCP PuBUC Catholic Action along cultural and oOIO .->• MA 3067 social lines. Anyone interested in LOOP MARKKT joining the group is cordially in vited to attend the initial meeting, further information concerning membership may be obtained from Miss Mahoney at SPruce 4512. A NATURAL AID FOR Rheumatism 9 wIm motbcf wbo Mfvct Kidney-Bladder American Beauty Spag« betti to her cbildren. Dieorden Contains all the vital elements needed ^ y Don’t neglect what Large. Asaortment of Potted IF FISH BE SURE TO EAT growing bodies may seem to be a (Manta and Funeral Designs Bzzd brains. trivial ache or pain IS TOUR DISH 's2a> and allow a serious ailment to develop. I V Try Mountain Val ley Mineral Water from Hot Springs, Ark., as a natural JERRY BREEN aid f o r stiffened FROM joints and aching BORROW ANY AiWOUNT muscles. P re - * scribed for more Florist I t ' i l than 75 years. CAU Quality Meat Mkt. lOANS 1456 CaltfoRiia MA. 2279 MOUNTAIN VALLEY **We*re Qualified for Quality* tomectcfowiKCCcU MINERAL WATER ' FAGAN’S ALpine 4641 ‘‘The Whole Tovon*, Talkinf* Order a Cate Today 3 lOCATIONS ★ Free Delivery Fine Sea Food H o b . PnbUc Market TO SERVE Y O U ... Donotr Z, Cole, M A . 0 5 4 1 Deep Rock Water Co. Delivery fA$T DENVER 614-27tli Street TAbor 8121 YES 7401 East Colfax MOUNTAIN ADDISON’S EArt 1797 TA. 2758 Preah and Salud Nutmuta ENGLEWOOD FRUIT CO. Candied Pmita and Candiaa JESS I MASTER Qealltr PmHa and Vacatablai HERRING TIDBITS 3531 S. Broadway RONNIE VERNON BOB WEBER SCOTCH OAT MEAL Grade A and AA EngUweod 2045 MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI Bab Wabtz li a Bambtr of S t Bant tf Praab Gronnd Paannt Better KEY SHOP U a a ParUh Lamb— Beef— Veal DOWNTOWN Delidoms TEA and COFFEE 503 15th St. TA. 0812 14th and Broadway Phone MAin 7439 KEystona 6221 Good Bakery Goods Securities Jess 8EBV1CB CALLS AUTO KETH CREDIT CORP. MAIL OROEBS ACCEPTED VOSS BROS. SUPER MARKET 3 Fine Stores Creole Shrimp DELICATESSEN 87 So. Broadway YOU’LL ALWAYS FIND Frozen _FUh 753 So. University Blvd. CHOJCE CUTS ____ 1550 Colorado Blvd. Other Lenten Foods AT THE foods are GOOD BUTTER TOP BREAD tagtes better "Vta” B.M.e>.ft. Merer DELICIOUS CAKES - PIES - ROLLS Frosen Foodi for Year ’Rennd Appetitea Chicago Mkt. Sold mt Our S StoroM Only Thursday, A pril 24, 1947 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 4208 PAGE SEVEN Candidate for Mayor F Litdeton Group THE THING TO DO. T h o m a • J.j When You Can’t Afford Disappointment orrisaej, e To Fete Servers ENJOY AN INVIGORATING DRIVE eadiog conteat- ant for the poit Littleton.—St. Mary’s Altar and To of mayor of Den Rosary society is discussing plans ver, it a member for a breakfast to be given in honor Cof Bleated Sacra-{ of the altar boys on Sunday, May Holland’s LA RAY HOTEL T heatre ment parish. 18. Mmes. John B. Gannon, Frank SWIM PARK PE. 9877 IT ST. Bom in Denver | Cecchin, Albert Singer, and J. E IN GOLDEN 1028 8. Gaylord in 1899, He at Nicholas comprise the committee In Clean, Tkaraday-Friday^atardar, ten d ed local] for the event. April ad-ai-td (St. Mary's Academy, Denver) Le Jardm du Geant, an oper schools and waa Mr. and Mrs. - Clyde Hoffman . ForLincheon or Dinner Heated Juam Cacney - Annaballa la etta in French, is being presented graduated from gnd their young daughter, Pris tho University of cilla Jean, have moved from their Yoa^U Like the Food, Service and Atmosphere 13 Rue Madeleine by the grade school children on Denver law Drinking and Wednesday and Thursday eve home in Waterton to Harrison school in 1923. A street in Littleton. Mr. Hoffman DINING ROOMS OPE5I fiAffi? Gentleman Joe Palooka nings, AprU 23-24, at 8:15 in St. From 12 to 2 at noon—6:80 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. W ater Mary’s ailditorium. The main veteran of World is now working in Denver. Mrs. characters ire Ann Lawrence, Jo war I, he ia a Hoffman is the former Miss Cath Sundays and Holidays From 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. MON. THRU FRIDAY member of the erine O’Brien. Sanday-Monday-Taeaday-Wedneaday, Ann Seep, Marcia Duffy, Jane American Le- Phene (^Iden 68 for Reservation, or Evenings, 7 to 10 p.m. April Eyre, Carolyn Van De Ve^, and Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Spahn have Mary Kathleen Moffat. Dancing is returned from their vacation trip, just drive out and come in SAT. & SUNDAY DOORS OPEN AT lt:4 l BUNDAT 1 to 6 p.m.—7 to 10 p.m. under the direction of the Lillian * “ rrd ‘u during which they visited Chicago, appointed United . Detroit, and New York. Mrs. Eva James Stewart • Donna Read • Cushing school of. dancing. States district at- ;■ ' , Adults Children 35^ < Lionel Barrymore in Two S t Mary’s girls captured Weingardt, Mrs. Spahn’s mother, torney in Denver has returned to hep home in Ster It’§ a Wonderful Life first places in the Rocky Mountain in 1 9 3 3, the"^' PROaRESS PLUNGE Extra in Technicolor: NFL district speech m eet Jeanne ling after staying- at her daugh Steinhart took the blue ribbon for youngest over te rs home while Mr. and Mrs. S300 ▼. FLORIDA Arabian Beraaa at Colsrads named to this Spahn were on their vacation. a BUu. W. r*i. Bird. impromptu speaking and Betty Jane Little for poetry reading. post, and served Take Ft Lotan bua at Alameda and MATINEES: 8ATUSDATE. BUN- with distinction B. F. O’Brien has been ill in his Bdwy. Eight girls out of the school’s 17 home for several days. Greenes Drive-In Restaurant DATB. AND HOUDATB, 1 PJL PH. WESTWOOD 3S6-W until ho resigned entries qualified for the finals April 5 of this Mr. and Mrk. Emil Gagliardi, West 8th Ave. at Speer Blvd. They were: Sue Brugeck, Peggy year to anter the former members of St. Mary’s par Cashin, Mary Farrell, Betsy Foley, ish, are still making their home Featuring...... Betty Jane Little, Mary Killian, mayoralty c o n- 5 TODE rATOElTE DAIET AND test. Ha is presi in Trinidad, where Mr. Gagliardi a BEST FOLKS OF ALL Doris Splear, and Jeanne Stein operates a farm. Their son, Nor * BREAKFAST from 45c I “EAT-AT-THE-HALL” ICE CEBAM SPOT dent of the Dan- hart. I v e r Federal man, has been discharged from the • LUNCHEON from 45c ^ WWWJo« tn.M. WBWIIW,Bland, Mgr. ^ High AvpragM Bar association, army and is now attending: the PRODUCERS DAIRY The highest averages for the Junior cdllege there. ■ ' • • DINNERS from 65c ^ Hall Hotel Coffee Shop 4 third semester have been an member o f t h e 1 i m Cartia Btraat < S33 BANNOCK Denver and Colo The members of the senior choir nounced as follows: Senior, Ruth rado Bar associations, past president of the Denver U. Law School were invited to a wiener roast * Booth and Counter Service Directly Acraa the Btiast Frata Riddle, 94.5; junior, Ann Frei- alumni, and president ef tha All-Naval Recreation center sponsored The Kesiater OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY berger, 95; sophomore, Yvonne by the Navy Mothers’ club. zrs. John B. Gannon. Bottone, 93.8; and freshman, For Your Convenience — Courteous Curb Service LUNCHES Carole McGee, 93. Those on the Mrs. Gregory Ritchlin, daughter- Tom Birke’s in-law of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ritch- FOUNTAIN SERVICE honor roll have 90 or above in all subjects. They are Barbara Ben- BLESSED SACRAMENT PTA SETS lin, is seriously ill in a Denver and the best in dekovic, Ruth Riddle, Ann Frei hospital. Mrs. J. M. Morris, pioneer mem Roosevelt Grill DAIRY PRODUCTS berger, Joanne Little, Mary Alice I Altendorf, Yvonne Bottone, Do SPRING TEA MONDAY, APR. 28 ber of St. Mary’s pansh, has been Pamotu for lores Kavan, Mary Kay Cunning ill in Mercy hospital. Cletus Baudendistel, Tom Stone, IMMEDIATE ham, Carole McGee, Kay Ruehle, (Blessed Sacrament Parish, from service in the i^vy, he has F M E FOODS AIR AND STEAMER and Marlene Reide. Runners-up, Denver) been attending Cg^rado School of and Fred Cecchin attended.,the Lit tleton high school junior-senior RESERVATIONS those having only one mark be The April meeting and spring Mines. A wedding breakfast at the CocktailB ALL LINES AT REGULAR RATES low 90, are Betsy Foley, Maiy Park Lane hotel fot the wedding banquet and prom, held in the Cos NO SERVICE CHARGE tea of the PTA will be held in the mopolitan hotel April 19. Wa$t CourttomM Servlem CALL Gwen Morrissey, Mary Fursten- parish hall on Monday afternoon, party followed the ceremony. A re burg, Mary Johnson, Beverly ception was held in the afternoon Louis Jones, who lives at Bowles CARL STEELE April 28. The tea, honoring all Lake, is seriously ill in his home. 18th and California WORLD WIDE TRAVEL 8ERV10B Snider, Joan Stephenson, Phyllis former members, will be the fea at the bridegroom’s home, 824 17th Street Ph. ALpIna «IM White, Eileen Lawless, Betty ture of the afternoon, and a large The Rev. Richard Hiester, just Little, and Judy . Higson. attendance is expected. Sixth and returned from overseas duty, is a Sister Edwin Mary, former seventh grade mothers will be host guest at the rectory this week. Call a faculty member now teaching at esses. Father Hubert Newell will Mm John J. Meaney, who spent RIDE-A-WEE CAFE Webster college, visited the.acad be guest speaker, the ^ntef in St. Petersburg, Fla., S A.M. TO T:l* P Jf. DAILY emy this week. Sister was return has returned to Denver. She spent EXCEPT SUNDAYS Z O N E C A B ing from Las Cruces, N. Mex., A. B. Baumgartner accompanied two weeks in Chicago, where she • BREAKFAST • LUNCHEON where she attended the funeral his mother, Mrs. A. J. Baumgart attended the funeral of her sister- • DINNERS MAin 7171 of her mother, ner, to Montrose, Apr. 18 to attend in-law, Mrs. J. Collins. Prampt Canrtaaaa Barries Rae Menter and Jackie Fisher the funeral of their cousin. 1023 Broadway K£. 9731 CBEAPEB BATES will be hoste.sses to the senior class Three Pupils Honored Robert Fahey CLE4N NEW CABS at a luncheon in the Tiffin on Sponsors of a national contest, Winner of Oratory Saturday, April 26. conducted by the Milton Bradley Helen Flanagan won a silver company of Massachusetts, “Amer Competition fox given away at the Regis the Beautiful,” presented Robert Fahey, a graduate of Phone PE. 4611 'Aeross bazaar last week. plaques last week to three pupils Blessed Sacrament school and a from of tn school, ‘ 'e Jean Genaro, daugh senior at Regis high school, was Offlcc ef the a winner for original oratory in 0)«mopolJUB LUNCHEONS . . . 50c TREASURES ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hotel Cltr ximI Coaatr of Donrer naro; Robert Baumgartner, son of the Rocky Mountain oratory ses Maniripal Bnlldlnc sion of the National Forensic DINNERS . . $1.00 IJiP DtnTor, Colorado Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Baumgartner; FOR DINNERS DE LUXE OR BnDNIGHT SNACKS No. K-1S7 and John Maltby, son of Mr. and league. He is one of five who will . TremoBt Cocktail Grill NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL ES- Mrs. Horace Maltby, represent this area in national TATE AT TAX SALE AND OF AP Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Fahey will speech trials in St. Louis May 2 at Italian Freneli Specialty PUCATION f o r ISSUANCE OF and 8. Young Fahey and the other Broadway TREASURER’S DEED. leave May 9 to attend the national TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and convention of the Steel Warehouse winners were presented with i m n moro eapeciallr to Esther Carlaon, Marion plaques in recognition of their Grundiet, Dorothy Carlton, City and association in Los Angeles. They Connty of Denrer, tho Moffat Tnnntl Im rill later visit Mrs. Fahey’s two work. Where Qusiity Food Stttl PrevaUe and at Moiarate Cost FOR SEA FOODS - STEAKS AND CHOPS provement District rothers. Bill and Carol Moroney Members of St. Joan of ,Arc You and each of yon aro hereby notl- of San Mateo and Burlingame, circle will enjoy the hospitality of Sed that on tho 18th day of Novemher, Mrs. Edward C. Curran in her 1989, tho Manaaer of Revenue, Ex-Officio Calif., respectively. 1644 GLENARM Open 11 A. M. t4i 8 Treanrer of the City and County of Den Mrs. Harvey Smith, who had home on Friday, April 25, with ver and State of Colorado, ooM at public been confined to St. Joseph’s hospi Mrs. Ramon Campbell as co-host ■ale to City and Connty of Denver, th i ess. R e d applicant, who bax made demand for a tal for many months by a broken Treaiurer't Deed, tha followins described hip, has been removed to the resi Mrs. R. Kelly was hostess to real estate, sitnato in the City and County dence of her son, Ansel E. Smith. members of S t Norbert’s circle in For a Real Treat in Good Food, Tom Shipley, RESTAURANT of Denver and Stato of Colorado, to-wit her home on April 18, '{with Mrs. Lota Five (6) to Eight (8) Inclu On Sunday afternoon. Father Your Host, Invites You to Try Our Breakfast - Lonek • Dinner and After Midnight Snacks sive, Southwest of 81st Street, in Joseph Leberer baptized Kristine Lee Laughlin as co-host^. Bridge Block Twenty-Four (24), Vladnct Addi Ann Kerr, daughter of Mr. and honors were won by Mrs/ J. Open 23 Hours and 58 Minutes Every Day tion, thst said tax salt waa made to O’Neil and Mrs. H. C. Blake. Mrs, satisfy the delinqusnt general taxca as- Mrs. J. A. Kerr, with Robert W. COMPLETE DIHHERS Delighttul Cocktail Lounge snsed against said real estate for the Kerr and Elizabeth Becker as B. Baalman was a guest. yeer 1988; that said real estate was sponsors, and Dianne Louise Mrs. Salvatore Amato enter EVEHINGS a n d SUNDAYS opposite bbown palace hotel taxed in the name of M. E. Carlson: tained members of - Our Lady of I 340 17TH ST. that the statutory period of rsdemption Welch, infant daughter of Mr. and NOON LUNCHEONS expired November 18th, 1942: that the Mrs. Vinson Welch, with Mr. and Lourdes circle on the evening of same has not besn redeemed; th st said Mrs. Edward Splear as Sponsors April 16. Mrs. Jack McLaughlin Harley Cross at the Hammond Organ pnperty may be redeemed at any time and Mrs. A. B. Baumgartner won 6 to 8 :30 P. M. [ore a Tax Deed is issued: that a Tax Murphy-Gardner Nuptiali ed will be issued to the said City and On April 19, before a Nuptial bridge honors. Members of Little Anditorinm Hotel Dining County of Denver, lawful holder of said Mass celebrated by Father Francis Flower circle enjoyed luncheon certificate, on the 8th day of August at and bridge on April 18 at the Blue Room and Coffee Shop HOT SULPHUR MIHERAL BATHS 5 o'clock p.m, 1947i unleas the same ha. Pettit, Joan Marilyn Gardner, been redeemed before 6 o'clock p.m. of daughter of Donald C. Gard Parrot tearoom, the guests of Mrs 14TH AT STOUT STREETS said date. F. T. Dolan, Mrs. Carl Chambers, AND WITNESS my hand and scat this Tth ner, became the bride of Francis day of April, 1947. J. Murphy. The bride’s only at and Mrs. R. R. Steinhart Guests F. E. WILSON (Seal) tendant was Miss Georgina Thomp were Mrs. M. G. Borelli and Mrs Manager of Revenue, Ex-Offlclo son. John E. Waggener. Bridge honors SWIMMING POOL Treasurer, City and County of were won by Mrs. M. D. Currigan. Denver in the Stato of Colorado. Gary McCabe served as best man By ROY W. CASS. and the ushers were Richard St. Jude’s circle met on Friday ARGONAUT HOTEL Deputy T ieuurtr, Wright, Robert Connell, John in the home of Mrs. J. L. Brubaker. Where Denver’* Society Entertain* for Lnnclieons and Dinner* First Publication April 10, 1947. Bridge honors were, won by Mr*. Last Publication April 24, 1947. Schmitt, and Joseph Murphy, the FOR SPEOAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES. Hot Sulphur Springs, Colo. bridegroom’s brother. John Dutton and Mrs. R. S. Van DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 The bride, a graduate of East Overschelde. Mrs. H. J. Manning Beantifnl Ballroom* ' Private Dining Room* Vote for "Honest Abe” high schoolris a student at Colo and Mrs. Ellen Pickett were guests. G. L’s FRIEND rado A. & M. college, Ft. Collins. Mrs. J. Reitz, Mrs. Ernest Wer Mr. Murphy i s a graduate of ner, and Mrs. James Sullivan en Blessed Sacrament school and Re tertained members of St. Joseph’s gis high school. Since returning circle on Friday at the Denver tea room. Bridge honors were won by Mrs. Harry Sims and Mrs. James G. Simpson. Academy Mothers Mrs. H. A. White and Mrs. Jos BORROWED eph Mix entertained members of it? St. Anthony’s circle in the home of Select Officers Mrs. White, with prizes going to Mrs. H. J. Manning and Mrs. M. J. Now TTie Mothers’ club of St. Mary’s Foley. Mrs. Walter Young, retiring academy in Denver elected offi captain, who leaves shortly with Kortz-Lee cers April 21 for the coming year. her husband and children for Port at aie %, _ The nominating, committee, con land, Ore., was presented with a Offers — sisting of Mmes. William A. Far sterling silver rosary by the circle rell, Albert Seep, Charles Findle, members. UNITED s tatH; and R. F. Van Overschelde, was Approximately 15 women of the Camera represent^ by Mrs. Farrell, who parish attended the deanery lunch presented the following slate which eon and meeting at Holy Ghost hall aiionai band Equipment! was unanimouriy Rccepted: Mrs. on April 21. Present officers were I John 0. Rae, president for a sec re-elected for the coming year. iu*:} ond term; Mrs. E, C. Werner, Auxiliary to Give Tea On Liberal treasurer; Mrs,.J, B. Furstenburg, Members of the Girl Scout secretary; Mrs'. James Eakins, Mothers’ auxiliary will have tea Gredill /• vice president: and Mrs. W. G. and installation of officers for the m m u n e m Eyre, historian. coming year on Thursday after a Mrs. J. H. Monaghan, past presi noon, May 1, at 2:30 p,m. in the i. Whittaker Micro 16 Camera...... ?29.50 dent, was honored at the meeting home of Mrs. F. A. Petlerson, 241 t0AM M Univex Uni Flash Camera with Flash ^8.75 and presented with a corsage. All Clermont street. Assisting host Keystone Movie Camera, 8mm------$64.50 ABEWER the senior mothers who were pres esses will Include Mmes. Leo Far ent were similarly honored with Cinemaster Movie Camera, 8mm..... $66.65 Candidate jFor ley, Edward C. Curran, C. J. Pars- m m d i£ 0 pink carnation corsages. low, Edward Udry, J. S. Lauren- Mercury II, 35mm Camera------$82.90 Denver City Council Coffee and sandwiches were son, D. F. Leavit^ W. F. Horst, Perfex “55" 35mm Camera served later by the grade mothers. and Joseph Mix. with case ...... $99.50 Smoolfv fragrant, luxurioui: j : and a valu« you eani District Na 2 After refreshments the senior afford to misd Barbara Gould CUansing Cream whisks Property Owner - Resident of District mothers retired to the parlor to *OI*EN from 9;00 o.m . fo 5:00 p.m. • All Size Fihti! • Dark Room Supplies I N a 2 far S7 Years awoy every trace of soil and make-up. . . leaves your skin discuss plans for the junior «ftd (Soturdoyt Until 12 N oo n ) Elsctrleal Contractor Eaploylag Labsr * Exposure Meters brilliantly dean. Choose the type your skin requires..2 Established 21 Years senior prom, graduation exercises, Spedal Qeansing Cream enridied with luscious oils for Local N a 88 PeL Adr. and other activities of the near dry sicin:::or Oeam Pompon, a fluffy dazzTmg white future. aeam blended for normal or oily skm. Get a season's Ytis ftasst of •oaipaitat supply todayl rrofetsfeemi tet raaitt* faa*i Se ATTENTION YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN. Business Needs You—If You A re Trained 2 Favorites Capture JAYS, TIGERS CLASH SUNDAY Our StreamUned Butineti Coarte* Will Fil Tou for m Position in tho Minimum of Timo Wins in Week’s Play Cardinal Pepperpot 10653582 I C M C N S O N Strength of Pitching Cathedral’s Bluejays jumped to an early lead in the 1232 PENN DENVER KE 1448 Parochial baseball league last Sunday by marking up an easy 10-1 win over Mullen high. The Regis Red Raiders, SOilD FICiS Cathedral’s most formidable rivals, won impressively over To Be Major Factor Annunciation high, 16-3, and St. Joseph's, downed St. Francis’, 7-4. Cobe Jones, Cathedral coach, unveiled a new hurling MiiiFs IPS. n threat in Jim Alicotti, right-hand tosser who matched South In Leaders’ 1st Test paw Dick Pond’s performance of Chafing under the enforced idle Your Furs $ last week by striking out 13 Mus ness of last week end, when Fri tang batters, and allowing but day's rain left a soggy mud-caked The league-leading Cathedral Bluejays will meet the igers Take four base hits. The Jays knocked infield and forced postponement of first stiff test of the season this Sunday, when they tangle out eight safeties and played a Saturday double-header with Are F near-flawless game afield. Colorado c o li^ , the Regis college with the Holy Family Tigers in the nightcap game of the in in Junior Three runners crossed the plate nine will meet the Colorado School day’s triple-header. Regis will play Mullen high in the for the Bluejays in the first inning, of Mines in a return game Satur 2 o’clock game, and St. Joseph’s and Annunciation high will Safest on two hits and two cosUy errors, day, April 26, on the Regis dia contend in the opener. S Baseball Loop Lou Gusman, Mullen moundsman, mond. The Tigers, victors over St. Joseph’s by a 1-0 count in had a spell of wildness in the Although the Rangers turned 5 second stanza and walked three Mines back a week ago to the tune their tilt two weeks ago, will depend on the talents of The S t Louis Tigers staved off a Pitcher Alexis Mulligan to subdue ~ last-inning rally by Blessed Sacra batters after fanning George of 6-3, Coach Larry Varnell of Sweeney for the first out. Gene Regis is not too optimistic about the hard-hitting Bluejay batsmen. Regis Hurler ment team last Sunday to win the Mulligan turned in a sparkling In Our Vaults! Sheadline game in the Eastside di DiManna, Cathedral catcher, got the outcome of the coming game. the second of his three hits to bring It will be only the second start for performance against the Bulldogs, vision of the Junior Parochial keeping them handcuffed at the league, 13-12. Bob Hunt pitcher in one run, and Bob Colaiano fol the Rangers who are thus lacking lowed with a base-clearing triple. competitive experience. The plate with a wide-breaking curve for the Englewood squad, racked and good control, but the Cathe- up 13 strikeouts and mocked out Doyle struck out, but Frank Miners, although not boasting so STORAGE CLEANING three homeruns to grab the hero's Bridges brought Colaiano home well rounded a team as in former dralite batting order will afford a Al Marei, c a t c b a r for An- years, have had eight games in stiffer test of his hurling than he in our great steel refrig the Jonas way, keeps furs role for the Tigers, and Kelly, with a single to right. Gusman re nunciatioB high'* Cardinal*, i* Blessed Sacrament team's second tired the side by cutting the comer which to achieve co-ordination. met in the opener, erator-vaults. lovelier longer. (kown abova in bi« babind-tbe- Vamell will start Lou Hall on Cobe Jones, Cathedral mentor, baseman, led his squad’s attack with a called third strike on Jack plata (tanee. Detpite bi« taam’* 2 % Sweeney, the mound with Gene Hallinan be has a choice of starters, since he with two safeties in three times at poor abewing lo far tbi* yaar, tba can send either Jim Alicotti or bat Gusman scored the only Mustang hind the plate. Phil Brockish, orig R E SnU N G imall but pappary backatop naver inally slated to catch, will be Dick Pond to the mound against ^ STORAGE Centerflelder Smith of the S t tally by slamming out a triple in atop* calling on bia taammata* for the Tigers. Both pitchers have by Jonas furriers. Francis Widgets got three hits in the Mullen half of the third. He out for two weeks with a broken k with INSURANCE for mora buatla. finger. shown plenty of stuff in their ^ year-'round protection. four chances in his team’s 9-2 ^Tored the final lap on Gomex^ victory over S t Vincent de Paul’s The starting lineup will include games so far. A feature of the ^grounder to Bridg^es at second. Luncheon and Social game will be a duel at the other 5 . 2 3 /4 % Pitcher Currey held the St. Vin The Jays went doi^ in order in Bob Bums, shortstop; Vin Rossi, cent nine to three hits as his own their half of the third, with three Slated at Orphanage centerfield; Gerry Coursey, left end of the batteries, with the teammates were collecting 13 safe strikeouts, and did not threaten A dessert luncheon and social field; Bill Webster, centerfield; Tigeis’ peppy Bill Mullane striving 2 K E . 6336 ties. will be held at St. Clara’s orphan John Murphy, first base; Ed Wil to outperform Cathedral’s Gene seriously until the sixth, when two DiManna. Besides furnishing a ^ 1037 Broadway Rennwald, pitcher for the Loyola inUeld errors and base hits by Jep age in Denver Wednesday, May 7, liams, third base; and Pat Camp club, struck out 16 St. John’s bat at 1 o’clock. Hostesses will be Mrs. bell, second base. good share of the batting power of son and Colaiano combined to give their respective teams, both play ters and held the opposition to six the Cathedralites their final pair R. L. Lucy, Mrs. Margaret Lucy, The postponed games with Colo hits to mark up a 13-8 win. Heisel, and Mrs. J. L. Wild. £iiveryone is rado college will be played in May ers are defensive sparkplugs and of runs. field generals. Loyola, and Lyons, St. John’s, were Besides getting three hits in four welcome. at a date not yet set. I Raider* Heavily Favored the day’s top hitters, each with chances, DiManna contributed a three hits in four appearances at major share of the Bluejays’ hus- The Regis squad looks forward SPECIALS the plate. Rennwald got the long Ue, and cut down two runners at to a field day against the Mullen est hit of the game, a four-bagger, Mustangs, doormats of the league on third with accurate throws. Co Bears* Business Boss and Lyons went three bases on laiano drove in five Bluejay tallies. thus far. The Mullenites have few one of his blows. St. John’s used batters likely to prove capable of MOTHER’S DAY t^ e e pitchers but could not stem Gartrell Whiffs solving the slants of Kenny Gar the 11-hit attack of the Loyolans. 14 Batters Busy, Abused, Blithe trell, chief Raider tosser, whereas S t Philomena’s won handily over the Regis batting order includes a Confirmation Annunciation school, 23-3, in the Kenny Gartrell, Raider speed- number of the league’s heaviest other Eastside game. baller, lent weight to the Reris The average baseball fan in Denver maintained a re hitters. The inexperienced Mus threat by his performance in the First Communion Northtido Division markable calm last January, when the New York Yankees’ tang squad will probably be out Raiders’ first 1947 appearance. classed in the field, also, though In the Northside division the S t The Raider tosser set a mark for home office announced that Matt Coffey had been appointed Kenny Gertrell, ace Raider Graduation Catherine Wildcats began their de the infield has come up with occa pitcher, nae* the hypnotic gaxe other hurlers to shoot at by strik business manager of the Yankees’ new farm club, the Den sional flashes of form. fense of the Junior league crown ing out 14 Cardinal batsmen, and caught by tha cameraman to in- Ordination with a convincing 13-4 victory ver Bears. Coffey’s name meant nothing in Denver; and Cardinal* Underdog* atlll into oppoaing batter* a proper allowed only four hits in the seven Annunciation high’s Cardinals, over the scrappy green-clad team innings of play. His teammates anyway, who ever heard of a business manager getting a reapect for hi* apeedball. The from St. Clara’s orphanage. Col weakened by spotty pitching, will combination worked well laat C om e in and Sea Samples meanwhile capitalized on nine hits, base hit? A baseball club presumably has to have a business be the underdogs to the St. Joseph lins, the winning pitcher, gave up 11 walks, and the occasional loose, office, with a typist to get the checks ready and a manager Sunday, when Gartrell led hi* only six hits and three walks and team in the day’s opening game. teammate* to a 16-3 win over ness of the Annunciation team’s to sign them, but the important Scotty MacGregor, Cardinal coach, fanned nine opposing batters. Gon- fielding to mark up 16 runs, the may not be happy about the situa Annunciation high. UNITED ,PH0T0 sales, the St. Clara starter, lost work, after all, goes on in the has i^ed several hurlers, but has highest total yet amassed in the ball park. tion. not yet come up with a dependable 1521 Curlii TA. 3412 control in the second inning, and season’s play. the St. Catherine outfit rushed Coffey himself would probably But keeping players happy and performer. Frank Comminello ^Dr. D. C. Werthman^ "If Undecided Call United" seven runs across the platter. Ap- Frank Comminello pitched excel agree with that verdict, partly to getting their signatures safely on looked good for a while against and Assoelate i podaca, relief hurler for St. lent ball for the Cardinals until save trouble and partly because the proper dotted lines are only Re^s, and piled up five straight Clara’s, whiffed nine Wildcat bat the fourth inning, though the Raid there is a grain of truth in it. On two of a multitude of worries. strikeouts, but weakened in the Dentists ^ ters in the last four innings. ers produced a marker in the first the other hand, a few hours spent There are 62 leagues in profes fourth. with a pair of doubles by Craig in keeping track of the multifari sional baseball, and assimed to the Coach Al Panek is expected to PLATES < Holy Family school’s junior and Malone, and another tally in teams making up those leagues are Tigers came from behind to down ous activities of the youthful Bear give the call to Arch Karlin, stocky ^(0$ IStli Straat UOt 15th Straatt RE.ELECT the ttiird on Craig’s single, a pair executive would give Mr. Average 8,000 players. A business manager, Bulldog twirler who piled up V KEraton* S7» TAbor $711 < a small but fighting St. Vincent’s of errors, and Gibbs’ infield h it home crew by a score of 10-9. Ray Fan some thoughts to ponder over who, like Coffey*, is building from a respectable earned-run average In the fourth, after Farrel had in his heart This writer, after get the bottom up, has to keep track in his first appearances, despite a Brisnehan was the individual star scored on Anderson’s single, Gart for the winners with his relief ting a glimpse of the business end of all of them if he hopes to get 1-0 loss to Holy Family high. Jim A. A. (Val) rell knocked in two runs with the best material available. Sparkman, who whaled a line- hurling and sixth-inning homer. healthy three-bagger, and crossed of the Denver ball club in action, Chavez, losing pitcher, held the is beginning to wonder whether By way of example, Coffey of drive double over the right field the plate later on an infield out fence last week, will lead the Bull Send Your Boy to Tigers well in check until loose Comminello lost control in the the shortstop is quite so important fers the following case; “Maybe fielding put several Tiger runs as the typist. tomorrow morning I’ll get a dog attack, and will probably be fifth, but before Relief Pitcher backed by Karlin and Jack Spahn, across the plate. Bradley and Mc- Pfeifer could retire the side the wire saying that Beaumont in the Climans, Holy Family school in- Expert at Labor Problem* Texas league is asking waivers on both of whom got two hits in four BLAKLEY Raiders smashed out another four jThe business manager of chances against St Francis’ last fielders, each hit safely three runs. Three walks, two errors, and Johnny Jones, a second baseman times in four appearances, and bq^ball club has more labor “I’ve got to remember what I week. a single safety gave them their troubles than Secretary Schwellen- GOUNGItMAN Martinez and Chavez gotftwo hits final five tallies in the sixth. can about Jones, estimate how apiece for St. Vincent’s. bach. According to Coffey, a sec much good he could do us, check District No. 1 In the other Northside games. Karlin Hurls Win ond baseman is no good to a team the finances, and talk it over with K F E L to Broadcast Assumption parish team defeated unless he thinks he is the re- the players’ manager. If we want Despite Injury incaniation of Napoleon Lajoie— Tribute lo ‘Babe’ TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1947 Presentation school, 19-8, and Mt. Jones, I send a wire to the Na Near Rocky Mountain Na Carmel team forfeited its game to Hopes of S t Joseph’s fans nearly but if he thinks that he has some tional association and they pass A Man tclth His Feet on the Ground— St. Dominic’s. went glimmering in the fourth in very queer ideas about his proper my bid on to Texas.’’ tional Park in the heart of ning of the Bulldogs’ game with S t place in the internal revenue Station KFEL, Denver, will Blakley Means Better Business Background. All Work, No Glamor carry a apecial program at America’s most ^ majestic Francis’, when their ace hurler. brackets. Moreover, a player can 10:-50 a.m. Sunday from Arch Karlin, was hit in the head be assigined to a club under any Then, of course, if you are a mountains. with a thrown ball. Karlin shook business manager, you have to Yankee atadium. New York, one of a dozen arrangements; his in honor of Babe Ruth. The ROSES off the effects of the blow and went contract may be an option, a con keep the worldng press happy; you haVe to keep your park in invocation will he given hy on to pile up a total of 12 strike ditional, semi-conditional, outright, Cardinal Franc!* J. Spellman outs while allowing only five bits. or trial assignment, and it may shape; somebody, meaning yon, has to convince the city fathers of Naw York. Brother Gil Jack McCoy, rookie Gremlin or may not call for contingent bert of St. Mary’* orphanaga = irs FOR YOU I second bMcman, gave S t Francis’ bonuses. Players assigned to a club an^d the city businessmen that Open This Summer baileball is good for the town; you in Baltimore, under whom the A MODERN BANK FINANCING PLAN a short-lived lead with a four-bag may be going up or down in the Babe firat learned beaeball, ger in the second. Jim Sparkman baseball world, and they may or have to sign checks, hire an of fice, give speeches, answer a dozen will be one of the apeakera. FOR MODERN NEEDS drove home two runs for the Bull Othar* will ha Happy dogs in the next inning with a telegrams a day, and, maybe most important, persuade the boss -in Chandler, baaeball eommi*. See ti(e detifiuU fifuC ground-rule double over the right BOWLING aioner, and the preaident* of field fence. S t Joseph’s scored two Now York that you are doing a • SALARY AND • HOME APPLIANCE great job. It all adds up to plenty the American and National July 6 to Aug. 24 more runs in the fourth and drove KNIGHTS OF league*. PERSONAL LOANS AND FURNITURE LOANS Joe Sweeney, Gremlin starter, from of work and no glamor. $15 a Week the mound, but the Fransalians COLUMBUS LEAGUE As Coffey points out, "You • AUTOMOBILE • FHA HOME REPAIR AND came back to knot the count with don’t learn this business in a McGUIRE" FINANCING MODERNIZATION LOANS three markers in their half of the Team Standing day.” Matt began to learn the in inning. W. L. Avg. side workings of baseball in his Moving • Storage • SMALL BUSINESS • FARM MACHINERY Certified Quality, Wardens Jerry Weinberger, who replaced ______67 88 784 very tender years as a boy in LOANS LOANS Navigators ______6$ 37 789 Brooklyn. He was bom a few Under personal direction of Sweeney, give up two runs in the Daputir* ...... _____ 6$ 87 789 Express CONSUMER CREDIT DEPT., SECOND FLOOR Reg. $2.00 fifth, though only one of the tal Chancellor*-______43 42 771 blocks from Ebbets field, and, as Low Rates RT. REV. MONSIGNOR lies was earned. Brungardt got to Guards ...... _____ 42 48 797 he puts it, did most of his living TruatMs ______39 61 764 there after he was big enough to KE. 6425 2149 Welton St. JOSEPH BOSETTI first on an error, stole second, and Grand Knisht* ____ ^ 8 6 64 767 $ 1 . 5 0 went to third on a balk. Karlin Sacrctariea ...... P S i 67 740 walk through the gate. He was an The CENTRAL BANK & TRUST CO. Care of Chancery Office These vigorous giant Rose grounded out, McNellis was hit by Individual usher in the summers of his high Marsolek’s I5TH & ARAPAHOE STREETS— DENVER, COLO Standing school career—spent mostly at St. Bushes give you an abyndance a pitch, and Spahn scored both Games Avg. Radio & of beautiful roses all summer. runners with a hit through second Karanancb, Chan. ______61 180 Francis’ high—and soon after Butt*. Dep...... 84 180 graduation he signed up wilh the Appliance 1536 Logan All are hardy, field-grown. All base. A pair of bobbles cost the Scherrer, W ar.______78 176 are America’s top quality. Gremlins another run in the fifth. Carr. Guards ______81 176 Brooklyn organization as an “ad Store Denver 5, Colo. Choose from our large variety. Karlin, meantime, had little diffi Lauvett, Tm*...... — ...... 82 171 vance man.” In that capacity he zcts-ts Eait CaUaz La Motte, See...... 69 167 worked ahead of the Dodger EA. S141 culty in holding down the Gremlin Fisher. Nav...... 84 167 RADIO REPAIR GRASS SEED attack in the last three stanzas. K. Kariaober. Chan. ______90 166 scouts, organizing a dimlay of t*-Dar GearantM 24-Hoar Barrie* Bartcldc* G ru i 8««e Innrt* itroiK, T. Berlin. G. K. ______90 IB4 local talent in each town. Later he tliick, TtlTvtr UwBi. Back variatjr la KruiCa See...... ______84 163 was a trainer, a scout, and, un tha baat af tta Und rev eaa bar. Beillr. Tru*.______72 163 der Branch Rickey, a student of DENVER FANCY MIXED Hniligan, N ar. ___ ------84 162 VOTE FOR 1 Ib. SSe S Iba. $4.11 Alff, 6 . K...... ______66 162 baseball law. After four years in BARTCO MIXED Ramsey. War. .. ___ 90 I 6I the service, he came back to the 1 Ib. S1.I5 1* Iba. tll.H Moran. Guard* ...... ______46 160 Dodgers, but followed Larry Mac- KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS u Day, Nav...... ______T7 160 1 lb. I1.4( It Iba. $ll.4t Aleom, G. K...... ______. 68 167 Phail to the Yankees in October, WALTER B.BENNEn Caba, War. Pnniara • Graaa Shaan • Nenlea _ . 87 167 1946. Haraa Jr. Sprar Gun • Dnatan McKenna* Sec. . ___ 81 167 Coupe, N a r . ______89 166 Optimiatic About Bear* (Tux Specialist) Uariauz. Chan.___ .. 78 166 FEVE FUR Prijata, See...... ______64 166 When the revival of the West G. Mariaeber. Guards ...... 45 153 ern league was still only a rumor Swigert, Dep...... ______81 161 City Council AT FAIR PRICES Dehmer, G. K...... ______81 160 in the Yankee organization. Matt Kant. Tm*...... _____ . 78‘ 149 got the news that he was to head ■J Vet of World War No. 2 Miller, Troa...... ______66 148 the New York farm club in the Milla, See...... 15 148 District 3 COLFAX AT WASHINOTON Korpal, Tm*...... ______78 147 league. He was on his way to the A. Wagner. War. ....______69 146 hinterlands twp days after receiv 1947 PATTERNS K M 4 8 7 6 Setaro, Chan, ___ 145 ing his appointment, and, he says, Maaon, War...... ______87 146 Debacua, Chan. ______28 142 “hasn’t had a day’s rest since.” Pre-W ar Q uality Norton, Guard* ______69 189 But he likes Denver, has high Allen, Dep ...... 86 136 hopes for the Bears’ success, and Former Chief PROMPT DELIVERY laalllo. Guard* 132 Jarrat, See...... ______80 131 believes that local baseball talent J. Berlin, G. K. ______81 131 can be ferreted out and developed. Deputy Assessor 1295 Reiehardt, Dep. ______18 130 After two months of living out of Rowe, Guard* __ ...... 8 117 When Taxes Were Lerg, Nav...... --______87 110 a suitcase and carrying his office Free E$timale* CASH in^ his briefcase, he finally found Hith Individuel Game Reduced 25% Day ...... 263 office space and an apartment We Will Pay Cash for Small Carr ______...... 256 He and his wife are members of Homes in or Near Denver. Alir ...... _ 248 the Cathedral parish. Hieh Individual Serie* Quick Action — Call or Seie 641 Piaher ______.. 682 District Ntunbtr 3 Comprises the Following Parishes Schaefer La M o tt* ____ _ ...... ----.. 609 Butt* ...... - ...... ______609 Hifb Team Gama INSURANCE ST. JOSEPH’S • ST. FRANCIS DE SALES T0nt Sk AmfaHl Co* uiiiiinms & GREcnE Warden* _____ ...... 986 988 TA. 6266 Sccretarl.a ST. VINCENT DE PAUL 1641 Stoat Hiih Team-Serie* JOS. J. CELLA Guard* ...... ^...... 2.694 1120 Seeuritv Bldg. ST. LOUIS M ... IS a -l JiTtAT>A+tOP STTiPTET Wardens ...... 2,871 t . l l l Phoa* KEystuiu 2633 r PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 4205 Thursday, A p ril 24, 1947 Not All Haadaohm Ara Gaisad by Eya SIrala Catholics PitPUPILS AT ST. PHILOMENA’S Indians’ Batboy But a great m an; are . . . the headaches which closely follow TO PRESENT MUSIC FESTIVAL Finds Out Fame studying, typing, bookkeeping, dewing and even the head* Prayer Against BOSWORTH, SULLIVAN aches which follow an evening at the movies. The tax upon (Sl PhilomaBa’s ParUh, Denver) m den will sing “The Alphabet II A A 11 R *4U f l l 41 If A these muscles and nerves can ba removed with corrective Red Propaganda Children of SL Philomena’s Song," “TheThe Clown,” and “Jesus’ n a O U ia W lia C IIS & COMPANY glasses. school will take part in a music Love.” “Cock-a-doodle-do,” “High festival in the school auditorium on the Hillside,” “The Spring CWESTIWENT BANKEBS By H. C. O’Neill Cleveland.—There is more to this Friday morning. The first Song,” and “America” will be Successor to Catholics tha nation over will go sung by the second and third this batboy job than picking up SW IGERT BROS. bats or shaking hands with Pat into competition with the Com graders. The fourth and fifth BOSWORTH, CHANUTE, LOUGHRIDGE & CO. grades will offer “The Cradle Seerey when he has parked one in and- Batter VUion OptometriMU Good Sendee munists May day and pit their Song,” “The Willow Tree,” “The the bleachers. Jack Flanaran, 15, At Right Prices prayers against the cunning of the Young Veteran new betboy for the Cleveland In * SULLIVAN & COMPANY Stream,” and “Brother John.” for Every Age KEyetone 7651 disciples of world empire. It will Sixth graders will render “Reeds dians baseball team, has learned. JOHN J. SDDLIVAN, President ISSO Califomim of Innocence,” “Now is the Month The drawbacks of fame include be one ihore skirmish in a battle such perennials as: “How many 17th at California Streets Denver 2, Colorado CLASSES INDIVIDOALLT 8TTLBD of Maying,” “The Windmill,” and that was joined years ago; only Offering New “Lovely Evening.” “America the tickets can you get us?” And this time there probably will be Beautiful,” “Mr. and Mrs. Spikky “Jack, how about a baseball auto more Catholica per square mile Sparrow,” and “Little Jack Hom graphed by the whole team?" in ihe U. S. than ever before lend er,” sung by the seventh grade, But, in spite of all this Jack ‘OIKNVBR’S HOST PROGRBSSIVr' ing a hand (via the Sign of the will close the program. would not give up the job. He won THEODORE REQUIESCANT Cross). Just how or when these Recordiiig Service Billy Maruca and Jack Majerus, it from 2,225 other Cleveland The Cascade Laundry & Dry Gleaners prayers will take effect is impos both patients in Children’s hospi-sp: youngsters when he submitted an sible to say. For the sake of specu “If it’s audible, it’s recordable” tal, are reported much improvea. essay in a contest sponsored by lation let it be supposed that the Bill 'Yeeck, president of the club, Complete Laundry & Dry Cleaning Service IN PACE is the slogan of John S. Gunnison, An amber spotlight has been Wo Cnll fwr nad DvIWtr HACKETHM. supplications starts to "work” member of SL Philomena’s parish. purchased to illuminate the May on “Why I Would Like to be the next week, and the Red rulers be Denver, in announcing a new re shrine in the corridor of the school Indians’ Batboy.” 1847 Market Sl. Tabor 6370-6379 MRS. MARY BOLLERS of Dtrby. gan to feel a change of heart in cording service, Gunnison, i( grad where the children gather each In addition to the job. Jack, who Air Conditioned Mother of V, H. end Antone Bollen i t their dealings with the rest of the Denver, Joiepb of Irondale, Hugh of uate of Cathedral high school and day of Mary’s month for May de is a sophomore at SL Ignatius’ Hudson, Hri. Elixtbeth Smith of Adamt world the Colorado State College of Ed votions under the direction of the high school, was presented with a City, and Hri. Cutty of Dtrby; and tit- Marshal Stalin, after consulta ucation, and a veteran of three and Sisters of Loretto. check for $1,000, which has been Hoarai S to 12; 1 to 5 Phone MAia 3437 MORTUARY ttr of Anna Flynn of Denver. Nineteen tion with his inner circle, might a half years’ service with the ma 34 to Receive Eucharist banked as a start for hia college grandchildren and tight .reat-.randehU- extend an invitation to the For education. dren alto turvive. Requiem Maae waa rines, is making available “snap This Sunday, April 27, in the 1449-51 Kalamath St. offered in St. Thereae'e. church, Aurora. eign Ministers he has been cold' shots in sound” of any occasion. 8:15 Mass', 34 boys and girls will Jack is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Phone MAin 4006 April *3. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. shouldering recently. Over a glass Baby’s first words, brother’s re William F. Flanagan, and a mem Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist Horan A Son aervice. of vodka he would state his case. cital piece, dad’s speech, sister’s receive their First Holy Commun MRS. BENICNA C. MARES. 204* Tre- ion. Members of the class are: ber of Sl James’ parish. He has mont place. Mother of Mary F. C. de Nobody knows the trouble I’ve marriage vows, mother’s lullaby— John Bell, Julian C de Baca, Marianne two sisters, Rita, 16, and Judy, Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets Baca; aitUr of the Rev. J. 8. Garcia; seen,” Uncle Joe might sigh, sag all of these, savs Gunnison, are Conway, Chiu-lca Cooper, Donald Coviilo, 10, and a brother, Bill, 18, who grandmother of Louie, Marie, Frank, and ging in his chair. "Here I thought worth preserving*in a family sound Frank Falaetta. Patricia Falaetta, Eusene was graduated from St. Ignatius’ Thereea C. de Baca, Ruth Hafner, and Foster, Gary Epson, Nancy Goldan, Anne BRONZE Phllomena Piper; great-grandmother of all along that our system was just album. That ia where his “on the Hotkina, Conatanea Kuah, Thomas Lay- high school last year and is study Mary Lon, Graeie, J. Louie. Corine, the thing. I believed it the best spot” service will be valuable. den, Michael Kearney, Loretta Mc ing for the priesthood in Sacred Frankie, and Michael C. de Baca. Fu thing for our Russians and for Using the most modem profes Namara, Kathleen Madden, Mary Jana Heart seminary, Detroit. [NCWC Now Is the Time to Have Your neral arrangement! later. W. P. Horan sional portable equipment, ne will MaJerua; MEMORIALS and Son aervlhe. the rest of the world. We thought Carol Ann Minear. Marilyn McHugh, Wire) n tE B UTERATUBE ON BEQUEST MRS. MARIE LANCASTER. 4388 everybody would get to like it, be able to go to the scene of the Barbara LuU, Gordon Morgan. Allen Xavlar atreat. Wifa of Fred W. Lancae- eventually. event and make a permanent rec Noaaamen, George Peaee, Janet Polak, PcnMtaate th# rnmnotr of roar ten* Michael Ryan, Marilyn Schlerctb, Hay Catholic Student Union RUGS, FURNITURE & DRAPES (mm vlth m bronx* momorUL Rotary will be recited in the "A lot of our people did take to ord of the exact words or music Brooxo It mott tndurlng, Itatt Boulavard mortuary drawJuf room, N. wood Sprouse, Barbara Taunar, Imogen^ 8 the system when we got rid of the that are uttered and played. Van Ganderen, Barbara Lou Voa, Mari Advisory Group Meets •xpontfro Spaar and Fadcral boulavarda, at o’clock “There is a wide and varied field Thuraday avenlng. April 24. R«iuitm Czar and his clique. We expect^ lyn Waggoner, Judith WUliama, Kay Boston.—A newly formed advis Mata will ba offered at 10 o’clock Friday some diehards, but not so many as in which recordings will be novel, Williama, and James Wise. CLEANED QVAUTY in Holy Family church. Interment Mt. entertaining, and valuable,” says Norma Jean Dougan and Corinna C de ory committee to the National Fed OHvat, Boulevard mortuary. sprang up all over the place; and Baca will be the attendants. eration of Catholic Students, com MEMORIAL CO. it took a lot of organization work the young veteran, “and I am PHONE CH. 2984. DELORE FRED VALITON of 1241 equipped to go anywhere—home, Men’s Club Maetinf posed of leading educators and 5518 E. Colfax Elati atreet. Fatbar of Mrt. Benltb to clear them out of the way. Our alumni of Catholic colleges, held its Medlfn. Kingman, Aria. Requiem Maaa economic planners fell down on the school,' auditorium, etc. For ex An important meeting of the EA. 2395 wai offered in St. Leo'a church April 19. ample, records could be used as a Men’s club will be held in the first meeting here. The group Interment Mt. Olivet. George P. Hack- job too, time after time, and quite formed by Archbishop Richard J MULLIGAN’S ethai aervica. a few of our people died needlessly. different way of announcing births school hall Thursday evening, and engagements; or when a mem April 24, at 8 o’clock. All mem Cushing ^ Boston, considered spe RALPH TRUJILLO. Denvar. Huaband But~ our party lilines ■have always cifically the relationship of Cath Carpet and Upholstery of Helen Trujillo. Requiem Mata it being been strong and have been our ber of ^e family appears on a bers are urged to be present. Two DRYER & ASTLER offered at 9 o’clock Thuraday. April 24, bulwark in difficulties, radio program I can make a treas special prizes will be awarded, and olic colieges to the national student Cleaning Service in St. Cajetan’a church. Interment Mt ured souvenir of the event.” an entertainment will follow the union to be constituted at the PRIHTINB CO. Olivet. Capitol mortuary, “We came throujfh the war with Gunnison has several years’ ex brief business meeting. Boys of University of Wisconsin in Sep BABY BROWN, Infant ton of Mr. and glory. We appreciate the extent perience in recording work, both the school will present an exhibi tember. 2079 Washington St.. Mrt. Francia W. Brown of 2025 Oneida. of ^ e help that lend-leasp gave Programs and Circulars Brother of Karen Marie Brown. Pri in the service and in civilian life. tion of tumbling and boxing under vate interment, Mt. Olivet. Capitol us, but you must realize that this The highlight of his career came the direction of Steve Cinocco, Tickets for mortuary. was supposed to be Russia’s hour, EASE WILLIAM DAVIS, 4135 Green court. when he made the recordings of athletic director, and Gilbert Ci- Bazaars and Carnivals (We were third rate for a cen the Japanese surrender aboa^ the choski, boxing instructor. An un CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING ^ Son of Urn. MaHo Davie Finnic: brother tury.) You can easily see that Your Every-Day Qtdekly ProdueM of Colin J. Davit. Requiem Maaa waa U SS. Missouri in Tokyo bay that usual musical treat is also prom Cleaning With An offared In St. Catherine’a church April giving the truth to our people on were broadcast by short wave ised when the Men’s club quar ( Reasonably Priced 19. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger mortuary. world actualities could bring on a throughout the world. He recently tette makea its first public appear Eze Mop and ossified Ads ( UNION LABEL IF DESIRED MRS. SHIRLEY MAE KUBAT, 4495 serious crisis in morale, especially recorded the entire two-hour pro ance. It will pay yoa to read ALL of tha following adTartisamanta. ^ Oiceola atreet. Wife of Louie Kubat; now that we have taken on addi gram of the Denver Knights of The PTA will meet Monday eve Cone Wringer ( 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. mother of Garry Louia Kubat: daughter tional responsibilities. We have Columbus 66th anniversary cele ning, April 28, at 8 o’clock. This ^ ^ ^ ^ A A A A A A A m A A A. of Dr. end Mra. C. J. Hayden of Arvada; spared no expense to make sure Keeps Your Hands KEyetone 6348 •later of C. J. Perry, chief boatawaln’a bration. Several independent Den is the annual Fathers’ night meet Out of Mop Water mate. Camp Perry. Va.; P. Emeat Hay- that our people...... will have every PAINTING ver radio artists are using his ing, and a good attendance is ic No Wringing den of Guam, and WillUm R.. Philip. opportunity to take pride in the service for advertising work. urged. After the business session, WANTED TQ RENT Interior A exterior painting, expert work Leonard J., and Marvin J. Hayden, at it Saves Hands Let n. show yon monnineat* power of a resurrected Russia a progressive games program will i t No Scratching manship at Reas, prices. GR 6964 or GL home. Reqniem Mate waa offered In the Gunnison took part in the battle REGISTER STAET WRITER 6908. we have erected in Mt. Olivet Shrine of St. Anne, Arvada, April 28. and to express that pride in con for Iwo Jima and was stationed be conducted, and refreshments in it Saves Time Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger mortuary. cretely demonstrating to the ut CLEANS FLOORS BETTER needi apartment badly, ao that hw can Cemetery. for a year at Guam as an an the form of a dutch lunch will be brinff hit brida fl Denver* War vet* WOOI^ SALE—Kindling, .range, heater, MRS. MikRY H. BOROWSKI. 846 most the ability of our organi Cone Wringer Lasts a Lifetime furnace, fireplace blocks, mill ends—De nouncer on WXLI, the armed served. eran. collece rradoate. livered 88.00. KEyetone 2460. A. T. THOMSON Mariposa atreet. Widow of Anton zational efficiency. It has taken forces radio station there. Before The series of instructions for Fits Ordinary Galvanized Fail Borowski; mother of Edwin M. Borowaki more money and suffering than we entering service be sang in the adults in preparation for the sac GET YOURS NOW I CALL DAVID PRUDHOMME, LAWNMOWERs aharpened, 81.76. CalM MONUMENTS and Wanda M. Smith of Denvar and Eae Mop and Cone Wringer, 88X5 KE 4205; if no answer, call for and delivered. Jays Hardwara 4 Ba- Martha Griswold of Glendale, Calif. would like to admit, and called Denver Cathedral choir for sev rament of Confirmation is con pair, 4236 Tennyson. GR. 7998. 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 Alao surviving are leven gVandchildren for methods that we would like Free Delivery in Denver and Subnrba EA 5936 eral years, and is now an active ducted on Wednesday evenings by Phone GRand 0481 and 18 great-grandchildren. Funeral to avoid—but have never been the Rev. Edward Woeber. Ses • MUSICAL INSTRUhfENTS aervicea are being hejd Thuraday morn member of the Young People’s Shipped Anywhere S6e Extra ing at 10 o’clock. Interment ML Olivet. able to avoid. But we have got club of SL Philomena’s parish. sions begin at 8 p.m. in the church. WANTED TO RENT Reconditioned pianos, players, grands,- or Olinger mortuary, ten results, and they have justi The sacrament will be conferred EZE MOP & CONE gana (pipe and reed), orchestral inatmmrata. WRINGER CO. EXPERTS on housing shortage. Hava barn T. H. Walker, 286 Broadway. SP. 7864. MRS. MARY E. KERIN, 594 8. Ogden fied the means. by the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr apt. bunting right months. War vet and ERICKSON •treet. Mother of Mrt. Kathryn Child Msgr. Mulroy Resigns 8820 Winona Coart Denver 12. Csle. MUSICAL and Raymond 8. Kerin; sitter of Mra. “From my prison days I be on May 15. All adults who .have wifa with no children -or pats. II you can W, B. Cok, Mra. Guy Peate. and John lieved in a classless society,” the Social Agencies Office not yet been confirmed are urged help uf, plaaae call Barbara at PE. 6471. RICCARDA FORREST MOONEY — Vio MEMORIAL 00. and James Stanton. Requiem M att waa dictator said (in our not so de to attend the classes. lin - piano - ensemble. Convenlant to offered April 22 in SL Franck da Sales’ 2 Catholic Bualncaa girls, need ami apt. St Joseph's and St Francis da Sales 820 Speer Blvd. Denver, Cole. church. Interment ML OllveL lightful fantasy). "I still believe The resignation of the Rt. Rev. Parish clubs meeting this week or room with kitchenattc. No smoking or Pariahea. 125 Penniylvania. Phona RA 8808. in it, in theory. But our recent Monsignor John R. Mulroy as include Mrs. J. D. Goodrow’s with drinking. WHAT HAVE YOU? MA MICHAEL THUM. 8428 SL Paul Built Like New 1226 Rm 305. Monuments Markers •treet. Father of George E. Thum of experiences have shown thaL short president of the Denver Council Mrs. F. W. Lockwood, on Wednes PAINTING AND PAPER HAN(UNC Denver. Emma Gartner of Hubbart, of liquidation, there is no way of Social Agencies was announced day; Mrs. P. F. Giblin’s with Mrs, House or Apt by June 1st. Beat of care Neb.: C. C. Thum of Seattle, Wath.; J. 0. Rusho, and Mrs. J. A. By and referenoea. C. H. Lindner, CH 0787. POR PAPER HANGING and painting The Fineit in Cemetery to get rid of certain elements. at the organization’s annuahmeet- A. Beringer. 168 Madiaon, EA 2885. William Thum of Lot Angelei, Calif.: and ing. The prelate, director of O’Neill’s with Mrs. E. E. Nevan, Memorials Ray Thum of Aapen. Three grandchil In our dedication to achievini REAL ESTATE—TRADE dren and one great-grandchild also aur- the classless society, we have ai Denver Catholic Charities and on Thursday; and Mrs. L. A. Skilled BRICK REPAIRS vive. Requiem Maaa is being offered in ways considered the individual sec pastor of Holy Ghost church, has Fair’s, on Friday. 659 S. UNIVERSITY: 2 bedroom hoiwe to REPRESENTATIVES Holy Ghoet church Thuraday, April 24, The annual retreat for eighth trade for house in Lakewood or will ex SPECIALIZING in brick pointing and re at 9 o’clock. Interment in Coleridge, ondary. In working toward our sqyved as the council’s president change rent. SP. 1072. pairing. also caulking and painting. MA. DoitTcr] Colorado Sprlngat Neb. ideal, we have always looked on for 30 months. grade students will be conducted Craftsmen 5666. WALTER EVANS. 1946 Pearl S t' Jay Buts«y ^ c o t t D. Tinsdalt, next week, beginning Wednesday ^1 0 6 No. Nevada ROBERT IVAN ANDERSON, infant the individual’s suffering as At the same meeting Mrs. John American Pennant •on of Mr. and Mrt. Gian Anderton of Murtaugh, a leading Catholic lay afternoon and closing at Mass on Wonderful Opportunity for Catholic OrMley* Colo.i WeeUm Slopes Agata. Service! ware held April 28 in necessary sacrifice. We have Roy Adams steeled our hearts to suffering. womsm of Denver, was elected Saturday momine. The Rev. UPHOLSTERING Girl or Elderly Lady la Dry Goods hm S. Gibton St. Augustine'i ebnreh, Brighton. James Hamblin will give the con Mfg. Co. Pueblos NORMAN L. OGLE. Pueblo. Son of second vice president of the or HPGR’S. OF Bualneu Southern C0I0.1 Michael J. Fiaber, “We have maintained that acci ferences. Finest Selection of Fabrics Mra. Lydia Ogle of Denvar; huaband dents of color, race, nationality, ganization. BI-SCHOOL AND PRAT. BANNERS. Carl R. 720 Palmer Art. of Mrt. Jane W. Ogle; father of Mra. The birth of a daughter April at Prices that Satisfy SEALS, STATE PENNANTS. SCOUT 220 Cimarron. Wyominc: Norma Jana Millar of Chicago; brother religious differences, and geo BANNERS of Mra. A. T. Stewart of Pueblo and 16 in SL Joseph’s hospital is an BISHOP’S 5 to $1.00 I a Junta, Oolo. John A. Jacoby graphical location are just that— Paul V. Hodges, Jr., nounced by Mr. and Mrs. Laur • Remodeling CHENILLE EMBLEMS. Miai Mayme Ogle of Denver. Requiem accidents. Now I’m not, so sure. MONOGRAMS AND CAPS WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG Maaa waa offered In SL Patrick’a church, Announces Candidacy ence J. FitzGerald of 765 Clayton. 584 16th S t, Fontioa Ballding, KE 8167 1626 E. 34th Are. CH. 7507 Pueblo, April 21. A eartiflad public We have been running up against The paternal grandmother is Mrs. • Repairing accountant, Mr. Ogle waa a veteran of some stubborn people, and have • Refinishing World war I. At one time ha attended Paul V. Hodges, Jr., a graduate Mary FitzGerald, and the mater TONY FERRETTI Regia In Denver. been losing prestige and popular nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ity where before we were more of Cathedral high school and Reg;is All Work Guaranteed No. 2 World W ir Vtt Immediate Possession! MRS. MONICA (ROSS) ECERER, Loe college, Denver, has announced his Coloman Jonas. Invites HU Old Priendi and Cuitomers tc Spillane Morinani Angeles, Calif. Sister-in-law of Mr. and than tolerated. I think we’ve Hlii Now Store . . . Beautiful € room home. S bed roomSa Mrs. Joaepfa M. Rote of 8888 Raleigh candidacy for election commission CALL G L 2549 auto, gas heat and hot water, front been on the wrong tra c t We in drive garage. Low taxea. Handy to 1545 So. Broadway PEarl 0725 atreet; wife of Robert A. Egerer; mother tend to keep hammering away at er in the city elections May 20 Life of Louis Braille The Congress Clothing Co. of Richard Egerer, Sitter Mary Ann Hodges, an attorney and former stores and transportation. One block Mrs, John B, Spillane Monica, Holy Croai, Ind.; and Barbara world union, but from now on are To Be Aired Over KFEL BUILTWELL 4 3 3 15TH ST. TA. 4 7 1 8 from Holy Family Church. Muit tell and Roberta Egerer. Former resident taking a new tack. We believe special agent of the Federal Special Attention to Clergy" fumiahedl Owner leaving becauae of Registered Funeral Director of Denver, where she attended Sacred Bureau of Investigation, is a mem FURNITURE AND Taller Mads Heady Hsda Military Bappllu sickneas. For appointment call GR. 2S16. Heart school. The funeral was held in that co-operation is the way; that The dramatic story of Louis HAIL ORDERS f and Embalmer natural development of peoples ber of Blessed Sacrament parish, Los Angeles. Denver. Braille, inventor of the Braille UPHOLSTERING CO. and races according to generally system of reading and writing for ‘ 1,1.T I S I STIM \Ti: T Ol li PATRICK F. GIBBONS recognized norma should be al the blind, will be broadcast on the Jim Corbetta Angelo Di Tolla Patrick F. Gibbons, 74, retired Denver lowed to proceed. We have been Dean of Journalists NKvr I’liiMiNf; . | n i { . " CH ECK ER lire captain, died April 18 in hie home, Ave Maria hour from KFEL, Den 3420 Quivas 8440 Alcott atreet, after a long illneei. wrong.” In Britain Succumbs ver, Sunday, April 27, at 11 p.m. Requiem High Mait was sung April 22 The foregoing, of course, is un Abegg-Fellows Printing Go. CABS in Holy Ghost church. ED DUNDON. Mgr. After his retirement from the Denver adulterated balderdash. No one London.—John Augustine Smyth, VF7IS WOULD WAIt II Alto Sight-Sesing Trips Daily Fire departmenL Mr. Gibbons operated with a sense of reality expecta dean of Britain’s Catholic jour FORMFUI.Y ID)IU;KR.'’> a tavern and later became a talesman Stalin or his successors to come Beautiful Services TA. 2233 for a cigar company, in which bnsiness nalists, died at Grange-Over-Sands, he was engaged until shortly before his out with anything resembling a Lancashire, at 78; Mr. Smyth, a death. A native of Ohio, he had resided policy according full individual native of Dublin, studied for the At Costs Any Family in Denver since be was a small child. liberties and respecting the sov During his service with the Denver priesthood before turning to jour Fire department. Mr. Gibbons was _ ereignty of any weak nations that nalism. He 4iad served with the Can Afford close friend of Patrick Boyne, now as obstruct Communism. Cork Examiner, the London Cath sistant fire chief. The pair competed as a hose wagon team in a national Nevertheless, Catholics are olic Herald, and the London Cath tournament in Kansas City near the close asked to join their prayers that olic Times in his 51 years as a mem of the last century, and brought the through some working of Provi ber of the Catholic press. national championship to Denver. dence the Red yoke will be lifted. GEO. P. HACKETHAL Surviving are his wife. Mae Gibbona; ONE DAY SERVICE THE BULB— two sisters, Mrs. Alice Aronson and Mrs. Pope Pius XI’s famous encyclical NOT THE EXCEPTION FUNERAL DIRECTOR Bee Allen, both of San Franciao, and a of 10 years ago blamed only the cousin, George Cassidy of Denver. In “authors and abettors” of the Public Cleaners 2205 East Colfax at Gaylord terment Ml Olivet. Bonlevard mortuary All Garacnls loaared Against FIra •Communist system for the horrors and Theft. EAst 1857 GEORGE W. KEY it perpetrated. We also can blame Georga W. Key of 2655 W. 04th ave them, hut cannot neglect to add nue, a mail carrier for 24 years, died in our prayers that their sense of St. Anthony’s hospital Ap;^ 17 after a right and wrong will undergo a IZORICI YOU HAVE MET the inevi short illness. Requiem High Mass waa garment ClEAHIHG SYSTEM tability of your own.passing by sung April 21 in St. Dominic’s church change. Church leaders have Let’s All Pall Together Hr. Key was bom in Sharpsburg, la., called prayer the only thing that the purchase of insurance ana March 25, 1900, and came to Colorado more than 30 years ago. He resided in will stem the Red surge, and it = ^ = the making of your will. Make is to our temporkl and eternal Fort Morgan for a abort time and then V VM9 f*f came to Denver. and ; ■’ one more provision consistent interest to heea that advice. Eaergeacy Dry Clesaing Servlca 2 Snrviving are hit wife, Monica; four ! ^ with your provident regard for daughters, Virginia. Patricia, and Betty Maaxotti, and Mrt. L. Larto, all o{ Den konra at lets at alight additiratl caaL your family. Select a lot in the Jane Key, and Mra. Waltar J. Tuck of ver; and three grandchildren. Interment Oar Own Plant Oparaltd an Ibt Newark. N, J.; a grandson, Thomas Tuck ML Olivet. Bonlevard mortnarp. PrwsilMWe cemetery of your choice and of Newark, N. J . ; hit father, Charles Key PHONE ALPINE Sill of Akron, Colo.; a sister, Mrs. Mary Ed 881 lEth Straat Denver 8. Cslatada erect thereon a family monu mond of Pocatello, Ida.; and a brother, HERBERT F. ZINK ment which will appropriately Melvin Key of Boise, Ida. Interment ML Roearr for Herbert F. Zink. 85. 1240 OliveL Boulevard service. extend the memory, prestige Lipan street, will be recited at 8 o’clock snd influence of your name fe- Thuraday tvaning in tha Olinger mortu XOCCO ACIERNO ary. Speer boulevard at Sherman atreeL LEARN TO yond present life spans. Do this Requiem High Maee for Roeeo Aeiemo, Requiem Maae will be eung in St. Eliaa- who died April 18 in his home. 2428 19th beth’a church at 9:80 o'clock Friday. now. It will add so much to street, was suns in Our Lady of ICt Carmel ehureh April 22. Bom in Clevriand. 0.. Dec. 1. 1881. DRIVE the comfort of those who sur A resident of Denver 81 yenrs and Mr. Zink came to Denver with hie par vive. formerly a blacksmith for the city. Mr. ent! at the age of three. He wat em Acitmo was bom In Potenta. Italy, July ployed by the Public Service Co. for 24 THE CORRECT WAY 18, 1882, and was brought to Denver by yea re. his parents at the age of three. Surviving are hit wife. Eva Zink: a AT JACQUES BRUTHERS Surviving are his wife. Mary Aeiemo: daughter, Mra. Maxine Kemp; a eon. CoHiieilmaR four children, Josephine LaBate and Raymond Zink; and a granddaughtar, all Since 1901 George, Vido, and Felicia Aeiemo; four of Denver. Interment ML OliveL Olinger brothers. Genri. Jerry. Pasquale, and mortuary. JEAN GULICK’S Disiriel 2 HONDHENTS OF DISTINCTION Salvatore Aeiemo, all of Denver; three ORESTE F. NICRO sisters, Mrs. A. Doronso. Mrs. Joseph Oreate F. Nigro. <4. formar secretary- A sparkling, brilliant Drink of Good 28 E. 6th Ave. Tabor 6468 treasurer of the Denver dlatrict of the SCHOOL fXOWERS United Mine Workers of America and Cheer...distinguiBhed for its pure, Bpadal FsMral Sprar aalt a( Sattsaal for several years a member of the inter Standard Bearer for the Rights of All fltwata national exeentiva board, died April 11 of Driver Education true Pilsener flavor. Enjoy one of Wraatli af snat baaatj, tlO. Aa appra- in SL Joaeph’e hoapItsL and Training Experienced— Years of Service in Municipal »^ Thursday, A p ril 24, 1947 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN iiunMU4frjMWi<:.nai The Denver Catholic Register ^niBiiduit...... Mort Rer. Arefabiahop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Reg islorials Edi ...... ^ Rar« Blatthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D,, Jonr.O. Hanairing Director______Rev. John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Litt.D. Anociate E d ito n ^H . P. Everett, Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Cimavan, Hear J.C.D., LittD.; Rev. Edward A. Breen, M.A. Litt.D.; Rev. Francie outstanding missionary works in on Spain he received 68 letters is definitely some news that is Byrianey, M.A.; Linns Riordan, A.B., Litt.D.: Rev. James B. Hamblin, Register the history of the Church. denouncing his stand, and not one not “fit to print,” Responsible M.A.; Rev. John Ebcl M.A.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A. (Editorial note: The annual supporting it. ’editors should know when to draw Celebrating Its drive for renewal of subscriptions The K. of C. program con the line and many times they Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. to the Denver Catholic Regitter is: demning subversive activities, should draw the line of deletion A sk and Learn Sunday, May 4. The pri(;e: |1.30 “Safeguards for America,” was through sensational accounts of Published Weekly by 42nd Birthday per year.) presented by a broadcasting sta crime, sex, and delinquency. THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) By Rbv. J ohn Cavanagh tion. The station received 220 pro Those most guilty- would prob tests and three commendations. ably protest the loudest. if they 938 Bannock Street, 1 This year the Denver Catholic The True Aim McCall's mag;azine received a were accused of fostering juvenile Telephone, KEystone 4206 P, 0. Box 1620 Register is 42 years old. It has large volume of letters censoring delinquency, but police investiga KOA come a long way since the days of Of Literature 'the editor, and many cancellations tions reveal that frequently Subscription: per year. the Caseys and other pioneers of of subscriptions, following tbe^ youngsters derive their criminal By Miuard F. EvgRerr publication of Clare Boothe Luce’s Gab Subscription, with The Register, Local Edition, 11.80 per Tear, ideas from what they read that 11:15 Catholic journalism in the West, Literature is not merely a use articles telling the story of her others are doing. The 16-year-old No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado.______and with the continued prospects ful pastime, but an invaluable in conversion; only a trickle of youth who recently killed a church Thursday, April 24, 1947 of loyal support by subscribers and strument for bringing man’s feel favorable letters arrived. janitor because he felt he had EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT advertisers we have high hope of ings in line with man’s reason. When President Truman an an “urge to kill,” admitted that its being of even greater service to This is the theme of an article in nounced the move to prevent Com he compared himself to the OFFICIALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVI God and country. In 1905 the.Rep- the current Catholic World by Dr. munists from gaining control of Heirens youth in Chicago, over Austin J. App, professor of Eng Greece and Turkey, all the New The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval ister had a circulation of approxi whose murders the newspapers Questions on religion submitted by the radio mately 3,000 subscribers; today the lish in Incarnate Word college, York city Congressmen received made such a disturbance. We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What San Antonib, Tex. hundreds of indignant protests. audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or Register Systsa^ of Newspapers . Many newspapers compel their has an audited circulation in ex Dr. App .says that the true con Only a few letters were received, copy editors to “doll up” their those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. cept of literature has had to strug in favor of the plan. We hope The Register will be read in every home of the cess of 727,000. stories of crime and delinquency gle a^inst three fallacies. Plato "The fact is,’’ says Patrick P. with headlines and “choice words” Booklets on Catholic Church available free of cost Archdiocese. The first attempt to publish a held literature to stimulate sinful Scanian of the Brooklyn Tablet, Wo urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in calculated solely to intrigue read to all inquirers. Catholic newspaper in Denver was tendencies and condem^d it as to whom we are indebted for these ers or, more truthfully, buyers. the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. made by John K. Mullen and being the enemy of philosophy. figures, “that too few of the de An unbought paper does a pub «! URBAN J. VEHR. Charles D. McPhee in 1884. The Aristotle regarded it as a pleasure, fenders of the religious viewpoint lisher no good. Publishers and WRITE TO Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. go to the trouble of writing, par paper was called the Colorado useful to the extent that man editors, however, should reflect on needed recreation. Horace, ad ticularly when commendation is the charge mat has been made ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA, Catholic, After the editor disap mitting its pleasureableness, de warranted.” The Communists are af ainst them. They should examine peared suddenly in 1886, Father clared its most important function organized to raise a great hue and their consciences to see whether Dewver 2, Colorado Deeper Contest in Palestine cry upon any issue that arises; we destroyed or was disintegrated. In Carr took over the editorial reins. to be instruction. These three they are offenders in this regard. By Paul H. Hallett He guided the publication for four concepts caused many theologians silently stand by without even It will do little good for a news the modern Palestinian community, making known our opinion. We have before us a panegyric which doubtless soon will be a Jew years, and then relinquished the and teachers to be secretly sus paper to support recreational, of Jewish effort in’ Palestine, ish state, secularism is as com job to Fathers Thomas Malone and picious of it. It is the editor, producer, pub anti-delinquency programs on its Promised Land, by Ellen Thor- plete as it is in any Western na William O’Ryan. By 1892 the Colo Only haltingly, says Dr. App, is lisher, and legislator to whom we sports pages, if the screaming becke (N. Y., Harpers, $3.50). It tion. Orthodox Jews, who alone rado Catholic was faltering, and the true concept of literature de must make known our opinions, headlines on the front page lure is a vivid book, its arguments pic- can be called true Jews, are in a finally gave up the ghost in 1899. veloping, namely, that, whereas for that is where they carry youngsters into the very faults MORGAN, LEIDMAN 8 HICKEY ^ turized by striking photographs minority and the author admits In 1894 Father O'Ryan launched philosophy and theology reveal weight Many a good religious deplored in the editorial columns. and ingenious graphs. But to us that “the iron rules of orthodox his own paper, the Celtic Cross, to God’s will and right reason, the p ro ^ m has been cancelled ny a the most vivid thing of all is an Jewry cannot be brought into step champion the cause of Irish free arts and literature are needed to radio station because the letters IKSVHAJVCE SmCE 1 8 9 7 omission: There is no mention of with the new social conceptions.” dom. The publication died in in emotionalize them in such a way of condemnation far outnumbered Prayer Time the God of Israel, except in the those of commendation. Many a BUY MORE FIRE INSURANCE NOW Marvels are being wrought in fancy, being less than a year old. that man will come to feel like By Rev. J ames B. Hamblin historical introduction, where Jew the way of reclaiming lands, which When the Colorado Catholic pub doing what he knows he ought to Christian book lies unpublished ish monotheism is attributed to do. Literature makes the ideals because public response in the past The common complaint against a generation ago were merely goat lished its own obituary in 1899, the editorial writers is that they are Gu ui4 Bbctrb Bids. noM TAkw UN purely natural sources. haunts; industries are growing up Intermountain Catholic of Salt of the head acceptable to the heart has given the publisher no knowl To the old Jewish state God edge that it is this the public perennial “gripers,” that they are that would have been thought im Lake City took over the circulation. Perhaps one reason why litera always “agin” things. This week gave cohesion and its very reason possible; but what is the motive Within three months, however, an ture is still suspect is that much wants, and not the current run for existence. Whenever the peo of sexy trash. we propose to be different and to power behind all this unheard-of other ill-fated venture, the Denver of it does not fulfill the concept toss a bouquet ple turned to false gods they were energy? “A common ideal." And Catholic, came off the press on St. advanced by Dr. App. It should Here is an apostolate of the punished and their kingdom was pen that presents a great oppor There are three reasons I like what is the common ideal? A Jew. Patrick’s day printed in green ink. do so indeed. But who will .deny to come to the office on Wednes ish homeland, as in the days of It survived for five years. that f great deal of modern writ tunity to Catholic organizations and individuals. A vociferous re day: Work is lighter, so I can King David, but not the God of On Aug. 11, 1905, Thomas Jef ing is aimed solely to entertain give myself an extra 15 minutes David. And what is the lesson to (so that it will sell readily) and sponse to trends in politics, litera ferson Casey, publisher of the ture, radio, and press will have to get here; it is pay day, a minor Confirination Set be taught by the Jewish resur- that a large portion can be an oc consideration, naturally; and the gMce? According to Mrs. Thor- Catholic Register of Kansas City, casion of sin to many? Dr. App’s incalculable results in the never- ending drive to bring Christ and extra 15 minutes lets me hear fl^ke, it is the practicability of so Mo., introduced a branch of his concept forms the basis of what the second portion of the Break AiOVINC & STORACE cialism, and its consistence with may be termed true Catholic lit His teachings to the world. If 300 paper into Denver, and thus was trumpets could turn back the fast club snow on my ancient individual liberty, not as a Jew erature, the extensive development Motorola. It is to Don McNeil Kay H in Pansii ish state taught in the past, the born the Denver Catholic Register. of which has been pleaded many Madianite hordes, 300 busy pens and hispgang that the nosegay goes happiness of a people that is cen The office was located at 14th and years. But how many books of can do much to turn back the Larimer, the graveyard of the old threat of the irreligious hordes in today. STORAGE SPruce 2671 tered about God. this nature, whether written by McNeil’s show is real entertain Colorado Catholic. Within a year Catholics or non-Catholics, a our country. LOWEST PRICES This brings us to our conten the publication had changed to ment because it is clean and more In the c ity 12.68 So. Pearl O fJoly Family tion, supported by the converted published today? or less spontaneous. It has none three different locations, and it was Israelite David Goldstein and by If the true concept of literature, of the “smart aleck” routine of having a terrible time financially. as given by Dr. App, is readily Crime in the many pious Jews: The deepest Less than three years later the the comics with the gag staffs. (Holy ^^mily Parish, Denver) going issue in Palestine is not the accepted, it will be because litera McNeil’s troop all give the im Confin^tion will bo held Casey family gave up the paper, ture in general makes itself worthy struggle between Jews and Arabs but they left behind them the first Hea(d lines pression of enjoying themselves. YOU PAY ONLY 5 0 ^ A ROOM A MONTH W ednesda^ May 14. Classes for or between Jews and the British. of such. Otherwise, some literature By Rev. F rancis Syrianey Their humor is not always sharp permanent Catholic newspaper in will be given this rating; the rest pupils atteivj^ed the public schools It is the old .schism between the the Rockv Mountain West. Out of About a month ago the Colum ened to the finest point but it is Kingdom of Israel and the King will be dismissed as soporific or bia Broadcasting System surprised down-to-earth and believable are held even' Saturday forenoon their publication was to develop the sinful as the case may be. I think McNeil’s sincerity is from 9 to *2, and for adults dom of Juda, between Roboam, most far-reaching of all Catholic its listeners and the radio in who, despite his arrorance, re dustry as a whole by canceling one the real key to his humor. He 6 6 99 Thursday evenings at 8 p.m. in the mained true to the alliance be newspapers in America. enjoys life and sees real values school. John B. McGauran succeeded of its most popular shows at one Why Pay More? tween God and his people, and Wante(d: of the best hours of the evening in people and situations. An ex St. Mark's club held a social in Jeroboam, who withdrew the 10 the Caseys as editor, assisted by ample of this recognition of real (Trademark) the school hall Wednesday. to present a documentary show on tribes of Israel from Jewish unity George Muser. In 1910 the Register Noisy Catholics juvenile delinquency. The show values is his pause each morning On April 20 'J'ather Joseph and, to prevent their returning, in the comedy and music routines Koontz baptized D e^is Henry, in was taken over by the Catholic By Rev. J ohn B. Ebel was hailed as a new high in broad set up two golden calves and said: casting history—it was intelligent, for what he calls “prayer time Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores fant son of Mr. ah^ Mrs. Henry “Behold thy gods, 0 Israel, who Publishing company, with five When Gedeon was leading the around . the breakfast table.” Schindler, with John Nieberger well produced and acted, and con \^ile the strings play softly, brought thee out of the land of }riests and two laymen forming a Israelites against the mighty structive. Praise poured in from ' incorpokated and Kathleen Einneavy as spon Egypt." }oard of directors. Joe Newman armies of the Madianites, the McNeil asks his listeners to bow all over the coun^. The radio their heads in prayer. He makes sors. This ancient contest, in which was named managing editor, and Lord taught him a stratagem by industry seemed to be recognizing Colorado Owned stores Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heinz left the enemies are not divided as Fathers O’Ryan, McMenamin, and which to defeat the enemy with no bones about it, no forced for Nerinx, Ky., to visit their its responsibility as a force for speeches, just a simple invitation Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. Christian and heathen, as Egypt Donnelly were appointed associate only 300 men. Gedeon led his good in the community and the daughter at the Loretto hevitiate. and Israel, but are the same people, editors, with Father David T. small force, in the dead of night, to pray. After the silent prayer, Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California Societies to Meet counUyr. one of the singers, forgetting the beneficiaries alike of the same su O’Dwyer as columnist. This or to the valley where the Madtan- 15th and California The PTA will meet April 28 at ganization functioned for about a ites were encamped “as a multi The broadcast, entitled “Eagle’s jazz and ballads, sings quietly pernatural heritage, but of which Brood,” was the product of more and with devotion a hymn. Only 8 p.m. in the school hall for elec one part remembers that heritage year and a half. At that time Joe tude of locusts.” The Israelites We Do Not Httvo Special Sales But Sell Yon at Oar tion of pfficers for the ensuing Newman quit, and Father James were armed only with trumpets than two months of intense re then are the jazz and humor al and remains loyal to iL the other of search by Robert Shayon of CBS. Lowest Prices Every Day on Ml Drug Merchandise, year. which turns to false ideals, which Walsh and Arthur Sexton assumed and lamps carried in pitchers. lowed to start rolling again. The Altar and Rosary society it sanctifies by the old memories, the editorial direction of the The 300 men were divided into It delved into every cause and the This unashamed recognition of will meet in the hall at 1:30 p.m. Register. For a period of another three groups that took up their possible cures for the rash of juv Almighty God certainly takes a lot is of course not confined to the enile delinlgnency which appalls May 1. The hostesses will be Mmes. Jews in Palestine. It is found all two years this combination man- stations on opposite sides of the of courage, and the “wise guys” Bishop, Blessant, Brand, Brown, aged the struggling publication, camp. At a signal from their the country. It showed this de of radio must criticize McNeil for t’yer Western civili^zation, among linquency, not as an isolated Bucher, and Carroll. tiles as well as among Jews. and in the fall of 1913 Father leader, they began to sound the it. Probably this sincerity has cost St. Ann’s circle will meet with McMenamin, director of the board, trumpets and clapped the pitchers characteristic of misguided adol him bigger and more glamorous ■ 0^-operative effort,” “democ- escence, but as a national ill hav shows. But there are millions of Communion Veils Mrs. E. C. Henry, 4415 Quitman 0 named Matthew Smith as editor. together. The mighty blasts of racy/.A" “education,” “progress,” ing its roots in the very ways we common people who love him be street, at 1 p.m. Tuesday, April 29. ;olden calves of which the The history of the Register in the trumpets and the suddenly leade!^ say: “They have brought impearing lights on all sides of live, and exerting influence far cause of it. the past 34 years has been the the camp filled the enemy hordes beyond the youth of the offenders. America needs more Don Mc you otj^ of the land of Egypt.” Neils, not just in the morning but And self-evidently these human history of Matthew Smith, who with surprise and fear. Thinking Many causes were delineated, most $ 2 2 5 CATHOLIC was subsequently ordained to the they were surrounded by a mighty of which we are well familiar,with. at noon and at night, to replace ! ideals, realized by inexhaustible the neurotic divorcees of the soap I Jewish enfergy, have brought the priesthood and elevated to the rank army, they fell into confusion. There was one, however, which we RADIO LOG The Israelites merely continued fail to credit sufficiently for its operas and the burlesque show POSTPAID new settlefk of Palestine a long of a Domestic Prelate. When Mon humor of the evening radio fare. way the tumultous sounding of their part in the situation. Strangely Station KOA signor Smith, at the age of 22, enough, the fault is laid at the That’s what I pray for when it is State Sise on Mail Orders became editor of the Register, it trumpets, allowing the enemy CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, For a time, in a race as gifted as forces to fall upon one another in feet of those who scream the “prayer time around the breakfast For corrtet *Im at Ttll, meuar* the Jews, natural helps may in had a circulation of 2,800 su^ loudest about delinquency—^the table.” from Iob« of **r to bottom of droao. their confusion until they finally SI*M uo 18 to 40 inche*. ASK AND LEARN — Sunday. sure their triumph over the Arabs scribers, and a debt of $4,000. In fled in complete disorder. American daily newspapers. 11)15 p.m. and the British icpd the obstacles the past 34 years the Register has It is disconcerting to see the This is the sensational headline CIO Official Resigns Station KVOD of nature, but sooi;er or later they passed from private ownership to forces not of the Lord but of journalism that broadcasts lurid First Communion Sets HOUR OF FAITH — Sunday, will meet the fat^>9 f their fore complete ownership by the Arch anti-Christ using these very tactics details of current crimes of every Because of Red Control 9:30 a.m. fathers who fell viciims of Nebu diocese of Denver, and today it has today. The comparatively small nature, even the most morbid and Salt Lake City, Utah.—J. Frank for Boys and Girls Station KMYR chodonosor.“The Go(f%f Spinoza,” .the greatest circulation of any number of Communists in the U. S. vicious, and thus stimulates fur Marble, secretary to the president Consisting of a nice Prayer SACRED HEART PROGRAM— the God-in-this-world^-. of whom Cathmic newspaper printed in the today is making noise enough and ther oifenses by putting ideas in of the Utah-Nevada district of the Book, Rosary, Scapular and Weak day* at 7:18 a.m. Einstein proudly acl^owledged English lan^age. In addition to exerting sufficient influence for the minds of susceptible youth. International Union of Mine, Mill, Case. Station KFEL himself the votary, is preva the Denver Catholic Register, there a force 10 or 100 times its size. Much was made in the recent con and Smelter Workers (CIO), has AVE MARIA HOUR—Sunday, lently the God of both'^Jdebrew there are now edited, printed, and When Secretary of Labor vention of newspaper editors about submitted his resignation because S a.m. and 11 p.m. and Gentile today. He selyined to mailM from the Register’s own Schwellenbach said he favored Uie responsibility of newspapers of Communistic influence, which, FAMILY THEATER — Thuri-1 be the benevolent God of salivation publishing plant a national edition outlawing the Communist party, if freedom of the press is to be he said, “has today an almost un day, 7 p.m. | in the 19th century and douMless and 32 editions for archdioceses he received several thousand com maintained at its present high restricted control over our inter Station KLZ I seems so still to those most influ and dioceses in the United States. munications in protest. Only some level in this country. Editors national union.” He his recom SUNDAY MASS— St. Philo- | ential in the Palestinian movemwt At the dedication of the new 60 wrote in favor of his views. should remember that freedom is mended that local sections with mena’i church at 11 a.m. | They should learn before it is hSq Register plant in 1938, Archbishop ,s When a well-known columnist not license or the liberty to print draw from the international or nimniumummmtiwniiHiuHMiiHuiuiiumuimiiHMnmintiiHiinmtiu late that he is Moloch. Vehr called the Register one of the wrote a very fair article recently reports of offensive nature. There ganization COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME L b tn to > Are Your FULTON LEWIS. JR. D*lir, Handar thni Friday A. P. W.%(;.vi:;it Valuables Protected? KFEL ( liriK'll GO4M0S to. Are your valuables safe from fire and theft, or are they “just somewhere about the house?” Don't w . (HMi I I Mi take a chance. Use a safety deposit box at the American National Bank of Denver. ' M A in 5 3 1 4 F . J . K ir c h h o f FONSTKlJi'TION BUILDERS We Appreciate Your Patronage 708 Lawrence S t Denver, Colo. BSTABUSUKD SINCE IIM The American Fixture Co. Haaafaetarars ad OJURCn PEWS AND ALTARS CHURCH FURNITURE BANK, BAR,^AND STORE FKTURES MUlteork of All Kinds FRANK KIRCHBO:IS, PPresidenti 1232 ARAPAHOE ST. C F. STAHL, SeerJ u r y . DENVER, COLO. PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, EEyptone 4205 Thursday, April 24, 1947 Eighty Confirmed Youthful Opera Stars M W OFFICERS TO GIVE YOU BETTER SERVICE Here you get In Arvada Rites AU our facilities are concentrated in one modem ftreamlined store. Arvada.— (Shrine of St Anne) NIIMFD or Pin J W W f —Confirmation services were held Four Optometrists to serve you: at the shrine April 22 at 7:80 p.m. Emil A» Brinkhaiu Herman J. Brinkhana Sixty children and 20 adults were Ed J. Biyi^atu R,y L. billon confirmed by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. The Italian women served ATSI.KFIIT'S We ifi^te you to have your glasses adjusted. banking service a spaghetti dinner to Archbishop Vehr and 14 of the cletgy. (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, A t this one convenient location you get every John Francis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Burkhardt, was bap Danver) service a bank can render: tised April 20 by the Rev. A. 0. The PTA, at its monthly meet Put your stvings here; keep your checking ac^ Ritter. Sponsors were John and ing April 14, elected the follow Ann Stieb. ing officers for the coming school count here; come here for loans to fmance btisi- Mr. and Mrs. John Stieb are year: President, Mrs. F, A. Lib- ness, to buy a home, or for other needs. new members of the parish. Couple Wm onati; vice president, Mrs. H. Car Keep priceless papers and jewelry in an Inter Grace Anne Zehnder daughter valho; treasurer, Mrs. V. A. Dahl; of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Zehnder of secretary, Mrs. Frank Marcovich; national safe deposit box. ^9^en you go away, Enterprise road, Arvada, and How historian, Mrs. Morgan Cline; and auditor, Mrs. Bert Hanna, Jr. store silverware and other large valuables in our ard r . Cundall, son of Mr, and ShowB hpre are three ef the 17 right, Jamos Rogors, who sings tha Mrs, Fred Cundall of Brighton, These officers will be installed by yault. leeal tinger*(IBg« who have laadiai rola of Marcello Tuesday aveningi Mrs. Anthony J, Zarlengo, CPTL were married at the shrine April role* in the opera, "La Boheme, Buy and redeem War Bonds here. Get travelers 20. Officiating in the ceremony Janet Fee, the Musetta of WediAt- president, May 6, at the next PTA which it being presented for the meeting. The tea for the past checks, letters of credit. and Nuptial High Mass was the benefit of Catnolie' h ■ Charities ■ in the day evening’s performhnce; and Rev. Omer Foxhoven of Holy Fam- presidents at the April meeting city auditorium ^ H I 20, 29) and Richard Riddell, tha Marcallo of was enjoyed by 70 mothers. Mrs. Let International act as your agent when you ily parish, St. Anne's choirir sang 30, and May 1. Thay ara, lafl to Wodnesday's prosantation. attiviEou?- for the Mass, with Mrs. Otto Howard App, Mrs. John Mulqueen, buy or sell stocks and bonds; manage property for Schneider, organist, and Mrs. and Mn. Louis Sullivan, past you; act as trustee of funds for your family; name Bowe, violinist. )re8idents, were present. Mrs. The maid of honor was Eliza MEMORIAL PLAQUE PEDICATED Tulqu^enj Mrs. A. VerLinden, and The International Trust as executor or administra beth Zehnder, bridesmaid was Jo Mrs. T. Smith were honored for tor of your esute. ann Shaklee, and best man was their work in the PTA, this being Hixon Elliott, O th« attendants TO GOLDEN PARISH WAR DEAD their last year at Stv Vincent’a. Flowers and corsages were do FOR any BANKING SERVICB COMB TO were Misses A rdellatehnfler an4 Vineta Shaklee and Benjamin Gin- Gblden. — A bronze memorial son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. nated by Mrs. Dan Braun. ter. plaque in honor of the four young Smith, Sr., of Golden, was bom in The Mothers’ auxiliary of Boy Following the ceremony a wed men of St. Joseph’s parish who lost Denver March 9, 1919. He made Scout troop 140 will hold a pot- ding breakfast was serv^ in the their lives in World war II was his First Communion in St. Jo luck supper for the scouts and INTERNATIONAL TRUST church hall for the bridal party erected in the vestibule of the seph’s church in Golden and re their families in the school hall MtaiS« FtihnI Rmt i Sratam and relatives. A reception was church and was blessed at a special ceived his education in the Golden Wednesday, April 30, at 6:30 M m im M ta l Dtpait iH o n m Cmmllii S j / m p a n y held from 3 to 5 in the hall. Mrs. service by the pastor, the .Rev. schools. He enlisted in the army j.m. in connection with the month- Cundall is a 1942 graduate of Barry J. Wogan, April 20. The air forces May 26, 1939, and was y meeting of the auxiliary. All 17th & California Streets, Denver 2 Holy Family high school. After a young men honored by this memo serving in the Pacific theater of members and their families are wedding trip the couple will live rial are George R. Smirt, Jr.; E s operations when he was reported requested to attend. in Arvada. mond L. Stanczyk, William missing in March, 1942. He was Lee C. Haney is convalescing Spieles, and Chicles R. McCreer. taken prisoner soon after the war from a recent illness and was Recommended Firms Cpl. George Richard Smith, Jr., began, was in the Bataan death able to return home from the hos march, and died in Camp O’Don pital this week. ! nell June 80, 1942. He had re Mrs. Pat Dolan entertained the for AUTO ceived the Citation of Honor. Little Flower circle at the Daniels F. 0. Raymond L. Stanczyk, son and Fisher tearoom April 18. Mrs. ST, of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stanczyk Fred Linsenmeier and Mr*. Earl SERVICE of Golden, was bom in Clarks, Hahn won the awards. The Neb., Sept 28, 1920. He made his previous meeting was at the home First Communion in Clarks, Neb., of Mrs. Samuel January, and this Remember the Church and neceived his education there. week’s meeting is being held at He enlisted in the army air forces in July, 1940, and was in the South the home of Mrs. George Bader. Pacific theater of operations at A general meeting of the par ishioners to be held after services RADIO {SERVICE the time he was reported missing July 16, 1944. He was awarded on the evening of Friday, May A Compiete New Service for Car or Home Radios the Purple Heart. 9, has been announced by the pastor, Father M. P. Boyle. The Wa W a i S ^ You Best (St. James’ Perish, Denver) Native of Golden building program and other sub in Valuable and useful prizes will First LL Bill Wallace ^ieles, jects for the welfare of the par be awarded at the annual parish son of Mrs. Josephine A. Spieles ish will be discussed. JAMES MOTOR tO. picnic to be held June 16 m the and the late John P. Spieles of The first meeting of the new 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service KE. 8221 Montclair Civic parkL This i^fair Golden, was bom in Golden April card circle for men and women YOUR WILL is being sponsored by the St. 2, 1922. He made his First Com formed by the Altar and Rosary James Men’s club. The award of munion in S t Joseph’s church here society was held on Friday eve the Ford Super DeLuxe sedan will and received his Mucation in the ning, April 18, and was well at be made at the affair. In addi Golden schools. He enlisted in the tended, with bridge and pinochle Sales Sereica tion to the car 12 other prizes will army air forces Jan. 30, 1948, and being played. Regular meetings S t u d e b a k e r be given, including a refrigerator, was reported missing Nov. 30,1944, of thie circle will be held on the washing machine, radio, man’s while on duty in the European the third Friday of every month. wrist watch, woman’s wrist watch, ater of operations. He was awarded Buckley Br6s. Motors REMEMBER THE Helen Anne Smith, who will be dozen bed sheets and pillow cases, the Air medal and Purple H eart Now in Onr Own Naw Butldins electric toaster, and others. Pvt. Charles Richard McCreer. graduated from the Seton school Baptized this week was Judith son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. of nursing at the Glockncr-Pen- 660 South Broadway RA. 2828 Ann, infant daughter of Mr. and McCreer of Indian Hills, Colo., rose hospital in Colorado Springs POOR MISSIONS Mrs. Rex J. Bicknell, with Marion was born in Denver July 3, 1922. May 18, is enjoying a two weeks’ Kosmicki and Eleanor Brockmann He made his First Communion in vacation at the home of her par AUTO REPAIRINC ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Smith. PACKARD “ ™0RizED as sponsors. S t Joseph’s church in Golden and SERVICE received his education in the Med- Experienced Mechanics OF THE ARCHDIOCESE Banns of marriage were pub The Only Pickard Sarrlea In Danvar All Make Can lished for the first time Sunday lun aod Indian Hills schools. He Fr. Woeber Will Address Packard Denver Co. Ga* — Oils — LabricatJoa for Gregory Smith of SL John’s enlUted in the army Sept 23, 1943, We Give 8 4k H Green Stenspe an'd was with■ the - FFourth - armored Aid Society on April 29 Dlitribaton parish and Jane Weir of St. James’ Now In Oar Naw Bnlldiny arish, and for John C. Malone and division in the European theater 1700 Lincoln TA. 688S HOLLY’S SERVICE Elizabeth A. Flanagan, both of St. of operations at the time he was The Rev. Edward Woeber will 111 So. Broadway 8P. HIT James’ parish. reported missing Dec. 18, 1944. be the guesif speaker at the meet He was awarded the Purple Heart. ing of the Dominican Sisters of The St. Theresa cirple met last The surviving parents and close the Sick Poor Aid society at 2 week in the home of Mrs. W. W. relatives of these young men were p.m. April 29 in the convent, 2601 Form of Beqaett for McCaw, 1796 Leyden street. All LOGAN GARAGE present at the Mass and blessing Gaylord, Denver. A musical pro We Specialise in Front End Work Estahlishment of members were present. The next of the plaque. gram will be given under the di meeting will be in the home of Circle Meat* rection of Mrs. John R. Schilling. Mrs. William Roark, 1760 Jasmine S t Agnes’ circle met April 17 in Wheel Balancing — Body and Fender, and Anto Repairing Fmdi for Education street. the recreation hall of the church Mrs, William O’Shea of 1926 and enjoyed a social evening. Host LES TER ’ S Z75 So. Logan SP. 3811 of Prints: Rosemary street entertained St. esses were Mmes. William Zeiher Michael’s circle last week. Mrs. and William Spain. WATCH REPAIRS William Henfierson won high score. T-Dtr 8frHt» Newcomers in the parish who Ont-Ttar GaarantM DENVER’S FINEST would like to join one of the cir cles are asked to ^ t in touch with Women’s Club 1529 Welton CH. 2447 BODY & PAINT SHOP Miss Augustine Girardot at EA. QUICK SERVICE! 0462. Party Success SEAT COVERS Body * Fender * P ain t * U pholstery “LErS GROW The ^ re tto Heights Women’s, Plastics Fibers All Makes club spring card party and lunch QUALITY AT A FAIR PRICE WITH GROW” eon were successful. Mrs. W. H. Rayons Sagstetter thanks \all for their ATaHabl* in Hnny Popular assistance. Patemi and Color* CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO. A week end at Estes Park, do t CONVERTIBLE TOPS nated by Mrs. Paul Ryan, was INVESTIGATE OUS 13th and Broadway TAbor 5191 iven to Mrs. J. P. Walsh of 1812 EAST PATUENT PLAN erry street, who in turn je>gave it to Miss Bernice Reddick. Flowers Woodrow Wilson were given to Mrs. W. E. Sag stetter of 1731 Locust street, and ;; Auto Upholstery ;; COM PLETE “Joe” Young Mrs. Hugh Stewart of 612 Gay Mnabar 8t Praneia da 8alaa’ Pariah PACKARD SPECIALIST lord street ' MOTOR TUNE-UP WILL MAKE TOUK CAR YOUNGEB Hot pads made by Mrs. Foster t 692S.Bdwy. PE 5264 | Bruno were given to Mrs. H. F. Speedometer Service Auto Service Station Duraaugh. The Presto cooker do Bannock and Twelfth CH. 8234 nated by P’rederick McNamara Automotive Parti W holeaale and Retail went to Mrs. Ralph Smith of 712 EXPERT* Race street. Mrs. Irene Hobby of n\ake your Shreveport, La., house guest of Scott Battery Go. AUTO REPAIR Mrs. Sagstetter. was present All Makes Mrs. David Douglas won high battery LAST'. Willard Batteries score at the St. Vivian card party Easy Time Payments held in the home of Mrs. W. P. 14th at Bannock Joseph, 2268 Krameria. street Civic Center MA. 0258 Northwestern Anto Co. April 16. Mrs. Sidney E.* Wilkins Keep electrolyte 549 Broadway TAbor 6201 was a guest. 1 at proper level The next meeting of the St. Vivian luncheon and card party ILETFRANK6UMAEA ELECT will be held in the home of Mrs. Make sure cables A PERMANENT BURSE FOR THE PERPETUAL EDUCATION OF Henry J. Job of 1621 Filbert court 2 i DOMINIC GROW on ]^day. May 2, at 1 p.m. ____ are sound CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH' _ A SEMINARIAN IS S6JI00. ANY PORTION OF / NOTICE TO CIUn)ITOR8 COUNCILMAN ESTATE OF Asnaa FUatsaa Lawii, S Keepiveep your ooibattery UPWm MOTOR C ^] in District 2 alao known ai Acnaa Flanlian, Mental iUOa BROADWAY CH.5626I THIS, HOWEVER, GAN BE LEFT. Ineompatant No. 76746. fully charged ITeU known to Denverites Notice Is htrafay tiren that on the Ind as the “Smiling Cop” day of April, 1947, lattan of contarrator- From 16th and Chompa ahip ware laauad to tha nndartitiMd aa eonaarrator of tha abora named aetata ^ Have generator UtmUr ef SL D ^ la ie 'i Parl(h and all paraona harina elaima acainat IVEW SEAT Pol. Adr. •aid aatata ara raqulrad to flla them for set properly allowanea In the Coontr Court of tha City COVERS and County of Danver, Colorado, within Make Tour Car Last Longer THE SUM OF $450 WILL TAKE/CARE •be montha from laid data or said elilmi ^ Keep the terminab trill be fortvtr baurad. Shop at B. C. HILLIARD, Jr., Conaarvator. clean and tight OF A STUDENT FOR ONE YEAR ' MARSHALL KE.0121 DOYLE’S F IX M p yee Maw ■•ttavt NsaWr !■ T*«a PHARMACY ) la aaMi laa Rti AUTO SUPPLY The Partiaalar Draniat J. B. DONIPHAN, Mgr. J 17th AVE, AND GRANT AL. 2083 Tha Hrmt Uatad hare daaarve to EX. IH7 r a n DXLnrxBT ha rimirabarad whan yen ara For Further Information, Apply at 1530 BROADWAY tribntiag your patronafe to the dU* COAL I n T m (arant llnai at bnaiataa. I¥OW B4TURt PKktD £’..GlMEei Better to Be Seife and IFAmt BRAKE RELINE S10.95 AND UP Than Cold and Sorry i R l H i H l D R FORD, CHEVROLET, PLYMOUtH PROMPT OXLIVERY 1543 LARIMER»AtpinB 34-22P Vic Hebert Other C an PropertiaaataJy Law CHflnCERV OFFICE SERVICE Have Yours Checked Now—Avoid the Rush! / HUDSON STATE INSPECTION DUE NOW 1536 Logai Street Deiveri Colorade Rugby Coal Co. Sales and Service A R T MALNATI 1144 F ifth St. TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE TA. 1478 3660 Downing 1733 CleBarm' TAbor 8287 Thursday, A pril 24, 1947 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone. EBystone 4206 PAGE THIRTEEN Betrothal of Crete Jeane Moomaw i ^ m n^ M iijypw ii^ w ii^ w iiiUftwiii^ i BABY CHICKS-ORDER NOW Announced in Colorado Springs fj Chicks with Vigor, Vitality, and ODV FOR P M Freedom from Disease are avail- Colorado Springa.—Mrs. .Ora A Alex Paul Mengelle Aug. 19. 1926. Sunday, May 4, Immediately after * PETE BERONI Sterlbg.—One of the featured I able at Erdley’s. J, D. CrMch a D. O’Brtoa Moomaw has announced en She had been a resident of Colo the 8 o’clock Mass. All members FlIRNITEHE SHOP gagement of her daughter, Mies rado Springs for 22 years and was and their guests are invited to at events of the year for St An Pallomm Tetted with a toleranea of CraOLSTEBING, Crete Jean Moomaw, to Robert F. a member of S t Mary's parish. tend. thony's high school will take place i% and belom, PERKDiS-SHEAItEB RB-UPROLSTERINa AND Zecha, eon of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. She is survived by her husband, Mrs. Catherine Fagan, state when the annual junior-senior AD Benge Flecke—Colorado AccUaiated REPAIRING prom is held on Friday, April 26. Blip Covert tad Dnptrlw Zecha. The young couple arh two brothers and three sisters, all grand regent, will preside at the 102 No. Tejon Made to Order graduates of St. Mary’e high of New Orleans. Services and breakfast. Father J. Harley Write tar Prices and Literature COLORADO SPBINOr Fumitare M«<1« to Ordar school. Miee Moomaw is attending burial were held in New Orleans, Schmitt, chaplain at St. Francis’ TH •• Cueade A'tf. Mala IM( Loretto Heights college, Denver. La. hospital, will be gueat speaker. A SMARTEST STORR Mr. Zecha ia a itudent at St, Bent- Miss Barbara Dougherty died musical pro^am will be presented Erdley Hatcheries Store for Men dict’e college, Atchison, Kane. A April 7 at her home, 517 N. Ne featuring Miss Reta Shups, vocal Colo. WILLIAM G. GRARON June wedding ie being planned. vada avenue. A resident of Colo ist, and Miss Margaret Ann Gat- Boyi Shop Mr. and Mrs. Martin Boem and rado Springs for 19 years. Miss terer, pianist. their son, Michael, left Sunday lor Dougherty was a member of St Mrs. A. W. Engelbert is general Women’s Casual Shop Optometrist Seattle, Wash., to attend the wed MarVt cnurch and a cousin of chairman; Mrs. Kathleen Barney, 111 North Tejaa St, ding of Miss Dorothy Mae Boem Cardinal De^is Dougherty, Arch chairman of table arrangements; J • iria PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4205 Thursday, April 24, 1947 02526785 H m ^ mm & 16 mm Movie Film Rental Library| HOMEMAKER’S Father Henry BeckerDi^ H Tom Thumb Automatic I PORTABLE RADIO DEPARTMENT 10 IIIV[ PASTY In St. Anthony’s HospitalpilYFRSTOSTAEE ■ AC or DC Patronize These Reliable and Friendly Firms I At Your Friendly (St. Joseph's RodoropterUt Parish, mary year’s novitiate and was pro Denver) fessed as a Redemptorist cleric Aug. 16, 1907. He was ordained •EARL J.< IT. The Rev. Henry Becker, C.SS.R., THE who had been in S t 'Anthony’s in Oconomowoc, Wis., July 2, 1912. I BJIRHARD FURN. CO. hospital since Aug. 26, 1939, died Father Becker spent many years STROHMINGER McVeigh Companf (Oar Lady of Mt. Cermel Pariah, Monday noon. Father Becker, dur in the missionary field, especially (Loretto Heights College, Denver) I 4040 Tejon Ph. GL. 1796 PAINTING AND Denver) ing his years in the hospital, did in the Southern states, where he Mystery in a high comedy vein Electrical Contracting DECORATING much work among the patients labored among the folks living in LletnMd «Dd Bondtd lo CIO ol Oinvtr On Saturday evening, April 28, small towns. He also gave many will prevail Saturday night, April ■ ■ I Complete Stock 8 mm & 16 mm Film Subjects! CONTRACTORS in the school hall, a party will be whenever he was able to be about. 26, when Loretto Heights college Born in Chicago, he would have missions and retreats in Texas, 817 14th St. m Sr” 1328 ines KE. 0718 held, for all bazaar workers and in California, and in Idaho. In presents Last Stop at Phipps audi their families. been 60 years old this Friday. He torium in Denver. A two-act play, entered the preparatory college in later years he was attached to the written by Irving Kaye Davis, FURNACE The members of the St. Thertse Kirkwood, Mo., as a high school seminary in Kirkwood, Mo., from sodality will receive Holy Com where he came to Denver in 1939. Last Stop was first given by the WORK student. After completing his Victor Hugo-Vidal actors’ group COLORADO UPHOLSTERY CO. munion Sunday in the 9 o’clock course there, he made the custo- Memorial services were held Thurs day morning. Burial is taking place at the Ethel Barrymore theater in Fine Selection of Repalra Mass. On April 7, the members of New York. SHUiT METAL the sodality went on a hayrack in Chicago, 111. The Rev. Frederick Garden Furniture and WOBE ride at Glaysier farm. Before the Dillenbeck, C.SS.R., accompanied Staged by the speech and dra PLUMRING hayrack ride, a chicken dinner was the body to Chicago. George P. matic studenta at the college, the Trellises 85e and up Pearson Heating Co. Emmrgtttey Work Ji Sandca served, and afterwards everyone Election Slated Hackethal service. production is under the direction Fnrnitnre Rebnilt joined in the square dancing. Thirty Will Raceiv* Euchariit of Earl C. Bach, head of the 1231 Wazee Ph. TA. 3628 1163 WELTON TA. 4444 couples were present and were speech department. The set was and Renpholstered Members of the Young People’s constructed by members of Sister chaperoned by the Rev. Salvator club are invited to receive Holy ACE PAINTING ROUSH Fagiolo, O.S.M.; Mr, and Mrs. Jo Marie Anthony’s class in stage By Men s Cluli o( Communion in the 7:30 Mass Sun crafts. 2 Pieces $69 and up CONTRACTORS, Ine. seph Andrew, and Mr. and Mrs. day. S'CEPBEN U SCRArp. Prop. Refrigeration Service Michael Perito. The weekly games party will be Heights players are Margaret Big Selection of Fabrics Fogarty, Rufina Martinez, Ann M'MURTRY'S PAINTS A Household & Commercial The St. Philomena Study club held Monday night at 8:30 in the 2.50L16th Sl. Ph. GL 2 .3 0 4 VARNISHES will meet on Friday, April 25, at parish hall. Novena devotions on Witherow, Louise Childers, and WALL PAPER - KEMTONE St Joh s Parish May Burgess. GaaOanteed SerTiea 1 p.m. in'the home of Mrs. Clara Tuesday are at 3 and 7:30 p.m. KtM EitlqittM Franca, 3116 Wyandotte. This Saturday marks the 81st Student committees in charge 1934 So. Broad war PE. 0265 KE. 1657 848 B’dwy. The St. Bernadette Study club (St. John'* Pariih, Danvar) year Of the restoration of the mi of play promotion include: Box WILSON WINDOW will meet on Wednesday, April 30, St. John’s Men’s club will hold raculous picture of Our Mother of office, Marjorie Barrett; tickets. T x at 1 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Mary election of officers at its regular Perpetual Help to public -venera Marion Stortz and Rose Fidel; 6ET RID OF PESTS NDERSO SHADE CO. Rotola, 3831 Wyandotte. Mrs. Net meeting Wednesday evening, April tion in Rome and throughout the stage management, Mary Flo itoe R. PARIHH, Mar. tie Borelli, past president, was 30. The Men’s club is conclud world. Likewise, on Saturday the Ament and Mae Fidel; properties, Roaches - Bed Bugs • Rats - Mice - Termites given a pin at the last meeting, ing a successful year of activity 14th general chapter of the Re Moneera Hindi, Joan Woodman, Interior • Exterior Pamting New Shades Made to Order held in her home. and looks forward to an expanded demptorist order will open to se and Mary Prinster; advertising, IN YOUR HOME OR PLACE OF BUSINESS Virginia Lamansky; costumes, Phone CH. 6581 A program in the future. All men lect a new Superior General to Old ShMlw CUaaH RapalrH John Volpi and Theresa Doyle Rose Jo Scariano, Margie Prinster, We Guarantee to keep your premises Clean and Denver 6, Colorado EitlmtU. ChMrfally FumiMMd were married April 8 prior to a of the parish are invited to lend succeed the Most Rev. Patrick Free from all annoying pests. KEyatone 7926 1046 Santa Fa Dr. their support and co-operation to Murray, C.SS.R. and Joan Gartland; and makeup, 1042^44\ Sants Fe Drive Nuptial Mass, with the Rev. Frances McMahon, Marilyn Quinn, Fill Lin. of InaKticldM ManofactarMl in Oor Own LaborateriM Thomas LoCascio, O.S.M., officiat the club in the ambitious plans The Rev. Anthony Huber, for the future. C.SS.R,. is conducting the annual Carol Morrison, and Catherine ing. The witnesses were Albert Pogliano. Denver PesI Gonirel & Service Laboratories and Gertrude Tolve. Officers of the club in the past retreat at Mercy hospital, Chicago, year were George Schmitz, pres this week. The Rev. Evan Gau- Organ selections played by the (SERVING DENVER AND COLORADO SINCE 1129) Re^upholstering EAST TERMS Joseph Costa and Dorothy Tray ident; Henry J. Siems, vice presi treau, C.SS.R., is taking care of Rev. Thomas J. Barrett, C.M., of 24 E. Alameda Ave. Denver SP. 4673 By Expert CrefUmea lor were united in marriage April the parish at Montrose in the ab S t Thomas’ seminary will set the 20. Lillian Bazz was the maid of dent; Burton Stevens, secretary; and the Rev. Francis Syrianey, sence of the pastor. mood for the production. A DAVENPORT honor, and Louis Megas was the treasurer. A social meeting will Operetta It Scheduled seven-minute intermission will be best man. Father LoCascio offici allowed between the acts. and CHAIR ated. Dorothy is a convert and was follow the election of officers. Anne Sweeney and Terry Evert baptized April 18, with Anthony PTA MEETING POSTPONED will sing the leading roles in the Four Regis college students will Capra and Helen O’Malley as spon The night meeting of the operetta, Enchanted Isle, which annear in the play. They are Easy Terms PTA, ichedulad for Monday, will be presented by the. seniors Howard Curtis, Joseph Salcetti, FURNITURE CLEANING sors. She received her First Holy April 28, ha* been poitpon^ Warren Hansen, and Richard Communion on her wedding day. AND Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Marra until the following week be- Westley. Beat inflation— You'll be surprised hose beautiful tee can re> announce the birth of a daughter, cauta ot the conGict with the Twenty-one Heights music stu make your old living room suite— 4T-LOW-COST. Joanne Grace. The sponsors were preiantation of the., opera, dents will participate in the an RUG §HAMP001NG Manuel Gargaro and Carmella "La Bohema." The meeting nual National Piano Playing audi will be held Monday evening. Fineet BL\ee Marra. Mr. Marra is a member of tions Saturday, April 26, spon ALTO UPHOLSTERY CLEANING UpkolehrUtg the senior choir. May 5. sored by the American Colle« of Thi* meeting i* the annual Musicians and the National Guild Wall~to-Wall Carpet Cleaning The following were baptized this "Father** Night’* ipoiftorad by of Piano Teachers. The auditions week: Ronald Le Roy, son of Mr. the PTA. A ipeciel program win be held at the college. and Mrs. James McDermott, with ^ moih proofed of ontertainmont haa baan A member of the national mem Rug Cleaning Louis and Jennie Mazotti as spon prepared by the levcnth grade sors; Sandra Lee, daughter of Mr. bership committee board of ad and insured F3S3S pupil* for thi* meeting. judicators, Iliff Garrison, will and Mrs. Louis Corrado, with Alter Society Meet* MaeCRACKEN James Ditolla and Rose Higgins as evaluate and rate each student. Mrs. John Murtaugh presided All entrants are judged on their SaccMtora to Vanderpool sponsors; Paula Joan, daughter of at the meeting of St. John's Al Ana* Swaaniy Tarry Ev*rt 737 LINCOLN Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Piccola, with individual merit. Certificates of tar and Rosary society, which was of St. Joseph’s high ichcwl Sun achievement will be awarded to George and Virginia Villano as held in the home of Mrs. Fred sponsors; Michael Alvin, son of Mr. day evening at 8 o’clock in West de.se rving students. H. Kemme April 18. The Rev. High auditorium. A four-part en ■The following will be heard: and Mrs. Albert Marzano, with John P. Moran opened the meet semble of 95 voices will sing cho Dolores Stager, Dorothy Penny, Jim and Elizabeth Capra as spon ing with prayer, and then Mrs. ruses based on themes of Frederic Lucille Hammond, Mary Anne sors. Murtaugh thanked Mrs. Kemme Chopin, and numerous ballets and Imhpff, Ada Cavarra, Evangeline for her hospitality. novelty dances will enliven the play. Saucedo, Clare Marie O’Keefe, Gee Bee Elecirio Mrs. Roy G. Atkinson and Mrs. Mrs. Amaryllis Poth, Forrest E. Marjorie Howard, Eileen Lujan, Fred H. Kemme have asked Mmes Fishel, Margie O’Neil, and Edward Barbara Nigro, Georgians Rieden, RICHARD LANGE. Prap. (Mnnb«r BIttsed 8a«rxaent Parith) J. 0. Rae, M. L. McCarthy, John V. Libonnati are in charge of the Mary Lois Dunlap, Betty Jean Murtaugh, and Louis Koster to as pAduction. A special matinee for Boyd, Angela Lawlor, Georgians Radios & Appliances sist them as captains of the proj the sisters of the city will be given Hudson, Mary Elaine Tingle, Sales & Service ect of awarding |100 at the May at 3:30 Friday afternoon in the Maria Elena Fernandez, Catherine WORK GUARANTEED meeting of the society. West High auditorium. Murray, Hortense Ford, Eileen Id 251 Broadway PE. 4596 Mrs. Thomas J. Morrissey gave In a survey of high school news Burtscher, and Bethine Blach. a short talk in behalf of the can papers by the journalism depart An informal sport dance spon TAbor 1393 1721 Lawrenre cer fund drive. ment of the University of Colo sored by the Regis college ski club Mrs. C. B. McCormick and Mrs. rado, superior ratings were won will be given for members of the -Draperies-r John Moran volunteered to care by Jeanne Graboski for her news Loretto ski club in the Loretto. SANDING AND for the altars and sanctuary dur story on the closing of Denver Heights student union rooms Fri of All Types ing May. They will be assisted schools, by Betty Pfannenstiel for day evening, April 26. A movie FLOOR REFINISHING by Mmes. L. D. Mulligan, and John her feature article on the school For Homes, Churches, will be shown of Regis ski trips. FREE ESTIMATES - EXPERT WORKMANSHIP Murtaugh, and Miss M. Eader. hall, and by Harold Pfeifer for Lucille Hammond, president of tne Schools, Theaters, Etc. his sports column, "Bulldogs Look CERNICH Floor Sanding & RefiiUshing Co. Father Moran and Father Heights student body, is general W. SpMltlin in Charles Jones each addressed the Things Over.” chairman. Consult Us S4B a SHERMAN SP. 79S2 society, and the guest speaker, the Dorothy Lou Sedlmayr, seventh PADDING KNEELERS Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. Mul- grade, will compete with spellers Stove and Furnace Parts For All Your (or ChnrciiM Throatboat CelemSo roy, gave an inspirational talk from every county in the state on Still Available on the mission of volunteers. Saturday, April 26, to determine Paint Needs Witaschek Drapery Co, After the meeting, Mrs. Kemme the Colorado Representative in the CAS FURNACES 24tS Brvnnt 8L, D«nT,r served tea to her guests. She national spelling contest to be held The Geo. A. Pollen Phonea GR. 3488 and CR. 0320 \^ s assisted by Mmes. Frank in Washington, D. C., in May. The Siems, E. J. Monckton, and Peter state spelldown will take place in Company Schaefer, Sr., and Miss Mary the capitol building, and contest 1888 Lawr.ne* StrMt THOMS LINOLEUM STUDIO 8P. » U - T. J. Cowdni ants will be honored at a dinner in TABOB 1811 DENVER. COLO. Mombtr of Dunphy, with Mrs. J. J. O’Neill ProicaUtion Parlih and Miss Nora Brophy presiding the Brown Palace hotel. After the TOM’S at the tea table. A social hour contest, participants will be guests 1438 Court Place MA. 2288 UPHOLSTERING followed. of Harry Huffman in his Fox thea Edwin B. Clayton SHOP The May meeting of the society ters. Plbil. & Httf. Co. Livlnaroom Suite. Rebuilt will be held in the sisters’ con Now Suite* Mad* to Ord«r 0((lc* ■( tb* 1618 LAFAYETTE ST. TREASURES 144S So. Kaez CL vent, with the priests of the par DENVER, COLORADO Pr«o E*tiut*o ish as hosts. All women in the City »i«l County *( DtnTtr Maniciyol BalMInt MA. 2310 Specializing in Quality Plumbing and parish are invited to attend. DniTtr. Coloraa* Rw. Phee. — RAat 1291 Mrs. Clem N. Kohl, Mrs. J. T. • No. K-IU Heating Repairs Gai Famaee* In Stock Tierney, and Mrs. John Murtaugh NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL ES TATE AT TAX SALE AND OF AP Can install nose. represented St. John’s Altar and PLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF Rosary society at the annual meet TREASURER’S DEED. I IIOToII a m IluvW L m w e e e O’Brien Furnace & Sheet ing of the Denver deanery of TO WHOM IT MAY CORCBRN. *nd SLATtERY & COMPANY the ACCW, which was held in tnor* apceinlly to E«th«r Caibon, Marion Grundset, Dorothy CxrU6n» City xndi PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Metal Works Holy Ghost hall on April 21. County of Donver, Tb* Moffat Tunnri Ira* TealkrwdiH S541 Lxrfner KB IN T.^ IIIJ Mr. and Mrs. Clem N. Kohl provemrnt pbtrict. You and « ch of you »r« h*«by not!- 1726 MARKET STREET will leave soon for a vacation in fled that on th* 18th day of November. (wardeneftB Westwood, Calif. 198*. the Manazer o( Revenue. Ex-Offleky JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 Rate* to Inititatioa* Music pupils of St. John’s school Treaurer of the Qi*y and County of Den ver and Stete of Colorado, *old at public UK NYLON hrf S3.SO 24 hr*. will present a recital at the school *ale to City and County of Denver, the Hilto Floor Sandtr Sunday afternoon, April 27, at 3 applicant, who ha* made demand for ■ o’clock. Treaauivr’* Deed, the followinK deaeribed t M f f B O S E Parking Lot'Provided real eitate, aituate in the City and County ARROW PAINT & of Denv«r and State of Colorado, to-wit: The large vacant lot at the rear Ix>ta Nina (9) to Sixteen (18) Incluaive, in a PORTRAIT OF A MAN WALL PAPER CO. of the church has been leveled Block 'Twenty-Four (84), Viaduct Addi ISIt Lawrenc* SL CB. IIM and graded to provide convenient tion, Uwt aaid tax aal* waa made to aatiafy the delinquent xeneral taxes i lirinjsf a Handley Brow n parking facilities close to the aoaaed axainat said re^ estate for the Weighs only % bus much ^ 4 4 A K G C e THE BEST IN LUGGAGE church. Those making use of the year 19S8; that said real estate waa aa ordinary hoee—Yet— Of All Kinda lot are asked to park at either side taxed in the ndm* of M. E. Carlson: because It la buQt with that tb* statutory period of redemption of the lot and to leave the alley expired November 18th, 1942; tliat the NYLON CORDS it wUl side open for entrance and exit. same haa not been redeemed; that said outwear standard heavy ^Me? FURNACE BURNER Members of Boy Scout troop property may )>e redeemed at any time boas by years! 161 of St. John’s parish will make before a Tax Deed ia issued; that a Tax No, I’m no loUypo|p-4nit You, too, can enjoy automatic, modem heat with the H K Deed will be isaued to th* said City and 50 ft. length Handley Brown Conversion Burner. Can usually be installed a tour through the Colorado Mu (kinnty of Deaver, lawful bolder of said 1 have my rights and ona EeL lS7t A CO seum of Natural History in City certifleate, on th* 8th day of Auzuat at $ 10.95 of them it the right to by one man in % day. Low initial cost—low operating cost 1144 B'way. KE. sora S o'clock p.m. 1947, nnlcM the fame hat park this Saturday afternoon. been redeemed before 8 o'clock p.m. of gaa heat. Dirt and athes See Your Dealer or Furnace Man or Call said date. WITNESS my hand and teal tbia 7th for the. gala who want t* day of April, 1947. bear that yokel I'll taka F. E. 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