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Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations ABBOT TELLS OAOHAU HOBROR Priest Flies to Rangely Mass German Priests
Contents CopTrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Ind. 1946— Permission to reproduce, Except on Heroic in Fight ‘PICIiE Benedictine Pilots Articles Otherwise Marked, given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Plane Every Sunday DENVERCATHOLICl**” "** [I CIBmill Center in Utah Rt. Rev. Corbinian Hofmeister,
A portrait of S t Frances Xav Fr. Blase Schumacher Only Padre in Two Former Gestapo Prisoner, ier Cabrini holds the place of honor States Who Takes to A ir for Paro amoni; 130 oil paintings of the Denver Visitor famous and colorful citizens of chial Work The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Denver and Colorado that decorate The sometimes impassable roads leading to the mushrooming oil By Rev. John B. Ebel the walls of a room in the home Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. (3 cents per copy) o f Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mazzulla of town of Rangely, Colo., are no problem to dbe Rev. Blase Schumacher, Arrested by the Gestapo twice, imprisoned in the dank Denver. The paintin|;s are the O.S.B., of Vernal, Utah, who cares for the Qtholics of the Rangely VOL. XUI. No. 10. d e n v A i , COLO., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1946. f 1 PER YEAR. Gestapo dungeons of Berlin in solitary confinement for a work of Herndon Davis. vicinity; for he is the "flying priest” of Colorado and Utah. After year and in the dread Dachau concentration camp for an The Mazzullas recognize Mother saying Mass at 9:30 o’clock in Vernal, Father Schumacher drives to other year, the Rt. Rev. Corbinian Hofmeister, O.S.B., Ab- Cabrini, as do other Catholics in the airport, boards a rented plane, and in 30 minutes is in Rangely, bot of St. Michael’s Abbey, Metten, Bavaria, is living proof the Denver area, as the greatest of her citizens. This first citizen of in plenty of time for the 11:30 o’clock Mass there. Fr. Maher Lowry’s 1st Civilian Chaplain of the staunch, even heroic, opposition of German Catholics the United States to be canonized The only priest in Colorado and Utah who makes use of an air to the totalitarian Nazi regime of Hitler. a saint ^rsonally founded the plane in his parochial work. Father Schumacher has been flying for There were some 450 other Gennan Catholic priests in Catholic activities at Lowry Queen of Heaven orphanage. the past two years. All, his lessons were taken in Vernal, which is a Dachau at the time of Abbot C o r------Field, Denver, will be under the binian’s imprisonment, about 300 This painting, together with the very air-minded center, with 16 planes available at the airport. A plane supervision of a new director in others in the collection, stems from of whom, including the Abbot, is invaluable in traveling from Vernal to Rangely, 50 miles away, foe the person of the Rev. Michael A. were released by a Nazi order of Mr. Mazzulla’s interest in the his Maher (see cut), who replaces tory of Western United States. In the last 20 miles of the trip, after leaving the highway, are over a March 24, 1945, a few weeks be Capt. John J. Kick, Catholic chap fore the end of the war. The Amer selecting the characters whose por very poor road, and the distance cannot be covered in less than an hour lain who was separated from the traits were to adorn the walls of ican soldiers, however, found be and a half by automobile. service early this month. Father tween 150 i^d 200 German priests this unique picture gallery Mr. Ma- Klek had served in the capacity of zulla had the expert assistance of P A R I ^ VISITS MADE BY AIR still held in Dachau when they ar chaplain at Lowry for the past rived. Ralph Carr, former Governor of B«ides using a plane on his trim to Rangely tO' say Mass, the year. Upon leaving Lowry, he re Colorado. Benedictine also flies to Rangely and to the Gilsonite mines to the turned to the mother-house of the Dachau, «ayt Abbot Corbin Represented in the "picture Connegation of the Resurrection ian, who viiited the “ Regis southwest of Rangely to visit the Catholic families in these localities. ter” office in Denver last room” are Abraham Lincoln, who He states that he has at present no intention of buying a plane, since in Chicago to await further orders established the territory of Colo from his superiors. Sunday, was not the same in rado; William Gilpin, appointed by they are so readily available in Vertul and it is much cheaper just to 1944 as in its early years. In Father Maher is the first civilian Lincoln to be Colorado's first ter 1933, '34, and ’35, when Hit Two Franciscan Sisters, Daugh rent one as he needs it. priest to be given such a position ritorial governor; General Den ler was trying to crush oppo ters of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus Father Schumacher also cares for the Catholics in Artesia, Colo., at Lowry Field. He first assumed and Mary, returned to Denver last ver; General William J. Palmer, sition within Germany, it was his duties at Lowry on Aug. 1, week from St. Louis after partici builder of the Rio Grande railroad; which he describes as a "typical boom town.” Situated just inside the a slaughter camp, with almost when he went to work in conjunc Winfield Scott, discoverer of gold; Colorado-Utah line, Artesia is only .30 miles from Vernal, and is easily none of the inmates coming pating in special jubilee ceremonies tion with Captain Klek. Prior to h ^ in the mother-house there, the Indian, Chief Ouray; Dr. Sun accessible by the highway. For some time, he has been saying Mass in out alive. During the last years Yat Sen, founder of the Chinese this, he had served as director of of the war even tige SS troop lis t e r M. Edward celebrated the the theater in Artesia at 11:30 o’clock on the second and fourth Sundays 50th ■anniversary of her religious republic, who possibly wrote the Catholic activities at Buckley ers who were guards at the Chinese constitution while he lived of each mopth. Recently he started saying Mass in Rangely on the Field. oamp saw the end of the Nazi profession and Sister M. Generose, the 26th anniversary. Both sisters in Denver; Horace Greeley; Da first and third Sundays of the month, also at 11:30, in die home of His ypre-ordination study was regime. As a result they are located in the SL Rose Resi mon Runyan; Bonfils and Tammen, Mrs. John Purdy, a parishioner. made at the University of Dayton, treated the prisoners rel Ohio, and at Mt. St. Mary’s Sem atively well in an attempt to dence, dormitory for working girls founders of the Denver Pott; Low 30 CATHOLIC FAMILIES in Denver. ell Thomas; Bishop Joseph Mache- inary of the West in Norwood, 0. make friends for the future. beuf; Kit Carson, pioneer Western ir RANGELY DISTRICT Father Maher was ordained in Italian Saved 'The SL Louis celebration, in which 16 sisters participated, was scout, who never killed an Indian; It is estimated that there are at least 30 Catholic families in and 1927. From Hanging Buffalo Bill Cody, who killed many; around Rangely, but definite figures ate difficult to obtain, for the The last parish to which Father preceded by a retreat given by the The officials, too, were easily Rev. Thomas L. Carter, C.P., of and Lt. Zebulon Pike, after whom oil field workers are a transient population. The future of Rangely, Maher was assigned was St. Jo Pike’s peak is named. seph’s in Holly, Colo., after 15 bribed, so that many things took Louisville, Ky. Relatives of the sis says Father Schumacher, is hard to predict. It is certain that the town place in Dachau that would have ters attending the ceremonies in Fred Mazzulla is a prominent years of parish work in this state. caused convulsions in the Reichs- cluded a brother of Sister Generose, Catholic Denver attorney. His wife, will grow some more, but how much longer the drilling of new oil He comes originally from Cincin wells will continue is impossible to say. Some estimate that drilling nati, O.— (Official photo by U.S. chancellery had they been known Leo Reniger, and a sister, Mrs. is the former Josephine D’Andrea in Berlin. There was, for instance, (Turn to Page t — Column i ) A.A.F. training command) Kev. Michael A. Maher George Voellinger. Sister Edward’s o f Keewatin, Minn. the time that the Abbot and his cousin, the Rev. Marion Forst of friends saved the life o f a young (]a_thedr8l^ parish, SL Louis, par Italian lieutenant who had been ticipated in the ceremonies, and a condemned to die. Abbot Cofbin- sister, Mrs, Josephine Loire, and ian was in a barracks with two 8 brother, Joe Garthoeffner, at- otirexteGermaa friesta, 4hei famodl^tMukd. Pastor Niemollcr, and two Italians: Sister M. Edward made her final General Garibaldi, a descendant of vows in the SL Anthony mother- the famous Garibaldi who was the house in SL Louis 50 vears ago, anti-clerical hero o f the Italian and was assigned to the hospital in AnORNEY GENERAL ASSERTS unification, and a Colonel Ferrero. Murphysboro, III, where she stayed Colonel Ferrero caftie to the Ab 22 years. She was located for a Father Brown Famous Qrowing Baby Crop bot and told him that he had in short time in Racine, Wis., before PREl/lOUS INCORPORATION formation that the chief o f the she was sent to the St. Rose Resi camp would free the lieutenant for dence in Denver in 1927. 10,000 marks. Sister M. Generose has been in Labor Trouble Arbiter DEFECTIVE; SAME TRUE NOW Crowds Hospitals "That is too much,” said the Ab the SL Rose Residence since 1937. bot. “ Offer 2,000 and I shall try Before then she was stationed in It would not be possible for the Hinkley said, "the then Secretary to collect it.” the SL Francis hospital in Water The trouble-shooting formula of Father Brown managed to end Ku Klux Klan to receive a charter of the State of Colorado inquired By R o t h V in c e n t N o w a c k in five, and, although we did not The Abbot proceeded to try to loo, la. Preceding her work in the Rev. Leo C. Brown, S.J., direc in August the 150-day strike at from the state of Colorado, even of this office as to the legality of We had a baby— eight pounds go home for eight days, most of collect the money while the Colonel Waterloo, she had been located in tor of St. Louis university’s Insti the Granite City Steel company, should that organization make a an alleged certificate of incorpora and nine ounces of feminine pul the hospitals throughout the coun got in touch once again with the hospitals in Appleton and Milwau tute of Social Sciences, who in the longest strike in the history such a request, says H. Lawrence tion of a society to be known as the chritude— three weeks ago in try are dispatching mothers and (Turn to Page ^ — Column 3) kee, Wis. recent months settled two of the of the steel industry. In October Hinkley, Attorney General of Colo ‘Ku Klux Klan, Inc.’ By an opinion Mercy hospital, Denver, and we their offspring in six. These meas longest strikes in that city’s history he succeeded in settling a 90-day rado. dated March 15,1922, the Attorney were provided ampta opportunity ures, primarily caused by the un to get a first-hana idea of the precedented increase in infant after all previous mediation at strike at a chemical company. This statement was made in an General held that the articles pre tempts had failed, is described by The Globe-Democrat reporter sented by the prospective corpora terrific baby business being population, are proving to be bene Collector Boasts of Shoe swer to a letter from Rabbi Irving handled these days by hospitals ficial to mothers. the St. Louis Globe-Democrat in writes that representatives of Miller, chairman of the executive tion were defective and did not an interview with the priest. Fa management and labor, who have comply with the requiremente of generally and Mercy hospital in We found the graduate nurses committee of the American Jewish particular. ther Brown formerly taught in watched the “ mild, soft-spoken Congress in New York, who is mak- our statutes and that the specifica in the maternity section who were From Buffalo Bill’s Horse Regis college, Denver. little Catholic priest” operate in ing a survey to find out states tion of the principles and objects A year ago at Mercy, six babies on duty during our stay there to "He makes a realistic appraisal more than 300 labor disputes in that have licensed the Klan. He for which the organization was delivered in a day would be some be the epitome o f efficiency. De thing to become quite excited spite the heavy demands made v of the issues and then gets the the past three years, attribute his wishes to start proceedings to have formed was too vague, general, and By D avid P r u d h o m m e and a score of other notables are conflicting aprties around a table success to “ a keen intellect that such charters revoked. indefinite. Therefore, the proposed about. Today, the 'arrival of 12 upon them, they not only managed ' represented. babies causes only a mild flurry, If Buffalo Bill Cody’s museum to face the problem rather than enables him to come to the crux “ During the year of 1922,” Mr. incorporation of the Ku Klux Klan to handle one’s physical needs Derby Winneri Reprezsnted although it really taxes the hospi satisfactorily, but also to dish out perched on Lookout mountain each other’s attitude toward the of an issue rapidly, a persuasive was declared to be insufficient and Such derby winners as Man-0- tal’s facilities to the point where a bit of mental tonic. One small, means anything to lovers of West problem,” the daily statds. It is ness that is disarming, and an im invalid and the submitted charter War, Equipoise, Seabiscuit, and your doctor laughingly informs black-eyed, dark-haired nurse, who ern pioneer history, then Hubert Father Brown’s opinion that both partiality that wins the respect was canceled and refused on March Whirlaway have also contributed you that you may have to be hung returned to practice l^r profes A, Wiedemeier’s display of horse parties must sincerely want to set and confidence of both sides.” Solemn Novena 16,1922, and, so far as we know, no shoes in Chicago, III, should fas shoes. “ The Jesuit educator brings to attempt has been made to revive it on a hook. Our obstetrician. Dr. sion at the beginning dl the war “ I could tell you many stories tle and both parties must want H. J. von Detten, a member of after a long absence, provided us cinate lovers of Western “ horse his him to be the mediator before hit the field of arbitration what many or secure another charter for the tory.” about'horseshoes and saints,” Mr. people regard as an excellent In Cathedral Klan.” Blessed Sacrament parish, after with an excellent method for re conciliation efforts have a chance Owner of what is probably the Wiedemeier says with a fervor he background,” the St. Louis daily delivering three babies in one laxing and sleeping. “ Quit think makes no attempt to conceal. “ In o f success. Since the purposes for which It night at Mercy hospital, advised ing,” she instructed, “ inhale slowly largest collection of horseshoes in declares. “ Unions are impressed facL I was named after SL Hubert, was attempted to incorporate the our bringing a dresser drawer with and exhale as rapidly as possible, America, Mr. Wiedemeier would by the fact that he once belonged patron saint of the turf. My passion To Start Nov. 3 Klan in 1922 “were declared insuf us just in the event there were a and that old black curtain will rather look for equestrian hoof- to a labor union himself; man ficient and invalid, the same situa for horseshoes I inherited from few too many occupants in the drop right over you.” gear than eaL He began his hobby Legion of Mary agement, by the fact that he be my Irish-born mother, whose fa A solemn novena in honor of tion would prevail today' if the of rounding up “ shoes from fa longs to a highly respected organ nursery. Even the maids were unusually ther owned and bred jumpers in Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Klan attempted to secure a charter mous horses” many years ago and ization, the Society of Jesus.” under similar articles, specifica The interesting point about the co-operative. One in particular, on Galway, Ckiunty Mayo.” Leader for Two Father Brown, a native of will be held in the Cathedral, Den whole affair is that the number duty at night and the mother of a is particularly interested in steeds ver, beginning Sunday, Nov. 3, tions of business and objects for of the Old WesL Using horseshoes f o r luck- Council Bluffs, la., entered the which the organization was to be of babies still is on the upgrade. (Turn to Page S — Column 3) charms, he explains, is a centuries- and closing Monday, Nov. 11, with In August, 150 tiny mites made Among the most valued shoes in Jesuit novitiate at Florissant, Mo., the jRev. John Hogan, C.M., con formed, and a charter would not old tradition in the British Isles. in 1921, In 1928 he was assigned their debut at Mercy; in Septem his collection is one belonging to Admiral Nelson believed in its Terms Retires ducting the exercises. Services on be issued,” the Attorney General as a scholastic to the teaching ber, 175; in October— it might “ Barnum,” thoroughbred mount of “ magic properties” so implicitly the nine consecutive days of prayer declared. Program Nov. 3 staff of the St. Louis University be 200. Colonel 'Cody, familiar to natives that he nailed a shoe to the mast Harold F. Tracy retired as pres by “ Mary’s Kneeling Army” will high school. He became a priest Even before the tremendoqs of Colorado and Wyoming, Other of his ship, the Victory. ident of the archdiocesan comitium begin at 7:45 every evening. in 1934, and served on the fac upward trend in babies began, the ‘Good Luck' Explained o f the Legion of Mary at the curia The devotion to Our Lady of the ulty of SL Mary’s college, Kansas, C PTL to Hold Sisters of Mercy were planning ex In Mt. Olivet St. Dunstan, according to Mr. meeting held Oct. 24. Mr. Tracy Miraculous Medal had its origin and St. Stanislaus’ seminary, tensive improvements in the ma Wiedemeier, was the originator of is the only president of the Den with Blessed Catherine Laboure, ternity department. Now they feel ver comitium to complete two Cleveland, before he went to Har a Sister of Charity of S t Vincent this “good luck” symbolism. Noted vard as a graduate student in it mandatory to put these improve Is Announced for his skill in shoeing horses, the terms o f office, the maximum ten de Paul, who had three visions of Instruction in ments into effect as soon as pos economics in 1937 and won a doc saint was approached one day by ure for one person to hold dffice Our Lady in 1830. Mary charged sible, although they can scarcely the devil, who requested a shoe for in the organization. In stepping torate in economics. He then the nun to have the Miraculous take time out in even a small por The annual services for the dead his hoof. Dunstan recognized his down from the presidency, Mr. taught at Regis in Denver. medal struck, the design being Springs Nov. 6 tion of the department to do so, will be conducted at Mt. Olivet 'Tracy leaves behind an outstand He returned to St. Louis uni Nothing E»»enti»l Overlooked cemetery Sunday, Nov. 3, at 3 p.m, enemy, tied him to a hitAing posL griven by the Blessed Virgin her and whipped him soundly. He made ing record for leadership in and versity in 1940. A labor school self. The humble nun was also The Catholic Parent-Teacher Despite the handicaps of often Monsignor Joseph Bosetti, V.G.. devotion to the apostolate of the that he began in the university’s commanded to spread this devotion insufficient space, lack of what will officiate. The services will the horse-fancying Beelzebub league of Denver is sponsoring a promise never again to enter a Legion of Mary. His two terms ot school of commerce and finance to Our Lady through the Miracu school of instruction in (Colorado normally would be considered the begin mth a procession through the place where a horseshoe was dis office were during one of the most attracted scores of union leaders lous medal, it being promised that Springs Wednesday, Nov. 6, in St. necessary number of nurses, etc,, cemetery ana each pastor or assis and others. played. “ And so far,” the collector trying times of the Legion. The “ all those who wear it will receive Mary’s school, beginning at 3:15 the new babies and their mothers tant will lead his parish group says, “ Nick has kept his promise.” war greatly depleted the ranks of great graces.” ' p.m. The Rev. William Kelly, as are cared for amazingly well. A Benediction of the Blessed Sacra The “ Horseshoe King,” as equine the active members and at the same AGGW Fall Quarterly The Medal of the Immaculate sistant pastor of St. Mary’s, will few “ luxuries” may have to be by ment will conclude the services in time multiplied the duties of those Conception, as the Miraculous passed, but nothing essential is the sanctuary of the Gallagher me enthusiasts have called Mr. Wiede be in attendance and will gpve a meier, was born in Burlington, la., left at home. medal is more properly called be short talk. Mrs. A. W. Engelbert, overlooked. But you do not stay morial. The sermon will be given In addition to his work In the Heeling Slated Nov. 12 cause of the petition which Our in your bed— or the hospital— for by Monsignor'Charles Hagus. and attended the Academy of Our president of St. Mary’s PTA, and Lady of Lourdes in thht city. To high office, Mr. Tracy is an ac Lady commanded to be imprinted the council will be hostesses to the 10 days. You
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Abbot, Former Prisoner, Describes Dachau Horrors Ml Camel Cluli Lei Us Baby Your Car lU^y CASH-NO KUY Unlii llie New One Arrives 4- 4- -4- • 4- -h (Coniinutd From Page One) of Dr. Muoller of Munich, founder FIRST CLASS AUTO chief. Surpriiinglv enough, the of the Chriltian Socialist party, PAINTING Nesi chief tccepted the offer, and, with whom the Abbot had collabo Quits Prison for U. S. Visit Elects Officers BODY AND FENDER WORK still more snipritingly, the Abbot rated in his fight against Nazism. lOANS WEB Buceessfuf in raising the large The meeting was arranged as fol sum of money among the prisoners. lows; (Oar Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, Station IToforu Reconditioned yoor A fit, funiihirt, Danrar) He emptied his own pockets by After January, 1946, when the St. Bernadette’s study club held Applitiiffs or Eqoipnoot giving 800 marks of the total, and Nazis taw the end was near, they was aided by two Englishmen, a election of officers at the last Polish count, and others who were permitted Pastor Niemoeller to meeting, with results as follows: All loans arranged pri imprisoned in the same block of take a walk every afternoon out President, Mary Rotolo; vice presi ARROW the prison. The 2,000 marks side the confines of the camp. He dent, Cmumbia Smart; treasurer, vately .. confidentially. were divided between the camp insisted on having a companion and Helen Coloroso; secretary, Helen Low payments adjusts chief and the executioner. when his reouest was grantedlehose Peir; publicity, Dorothy Tate; sick Abbot Corbinian. Dr, Mueller’s committee, Patay Tate. The next mv, niiKii Hi PMT . The next day cams ths or* 00 141* 8TQVT 8T. to income. Quick, friend dor from Borlia that th« Ital« secretary came to Dachau, the town meeting will be held Wednesday, (IN DXNVEK MOTOB BOTIL) KE 6727 near which the camp was located, ly, laa Ueutanant wai to bo Nov. 6, at 1 p.m. in the home of personal service. Call hangod at 4 o’clock in tho and approached the Austrian guard Mrs. Anna Borelli, 3728 Mariposa us today. morning. Tho chiof and tho who always accompanied the pair street. All the members of the club oxocutioaor, raeallt Abbot on their walks, The guard, whom held a farewell party for the Rev. Corbinian with a ckuekla, du the Abbot describes as 'a "fine Gaetano Del Bnisco, O.S.M., on ^ Telephone KE 6221 . tifully sont in a raport to Bor> man," proved eagerly co-operative. Wednesday, Oct. 23. They pre lin that ha had baen axaeutad, The-next day when they left sented him with a pair of gold cuff Recommended Firms .bat ba it aliva today in Italy. on their walk they went immed links. They sdao had a Halloween Securities iately to a coffee house in the vil party on Wednesday, Oct. 80. The CREDIT CORK PLOTTERS MEET lage. It was crowded with SS men, Rev. Thomas Locaacio, O.S.M., the AMONG SS TROOPS but in the comer i^'ss the secre new pastor, was the guest oi for AUTO 14TH AND BROADWAY On another occasion a meeting tary seated at a table. "What was honor, was arranged' by an 8S guard for simpler,” asked the Abbot, "than Friday, Nov. 1, All Saints’ day, Abbot Corbinian and the secretary for the three of ui to go to the Masses will be at 6, 7, 8, 9, and iMMSuSrt .^Jdha sRI»M Asm I 10. SERVICE Tba Rt. R«t. Abbot Cerbiaiaa Ora. Abkat Corbiaian tpaat two The Children of Mary sodality HefmoiiUr, O.9.B. (Uft), of yaari ia a Nasi coacantratioa camp will receive Communion on Sun Mottaa, Bdaaria, Garmaay, dU- bafora baiag ralaasad abertly ba- day, Nov, 3, in the 9 o’clock eu«»aa aawt of tba Garmaa Cburch fora tba arrival of U. S. troops, Ha Mass. DAOVADn AUTHORIZED priatad la tba "RegUtar, Nalioaal rAuRAnU SERVICE 1 ' is BOW touriag tba U. S. aad visitod S t Philomena’i study club will Buckley Bros. Editioa" w l^ tba Rav. Romuald meet in the home of Mrs. Mary tha Bonadictiaa Sistars ia South Downtown Loottloa Aathorited Stodrbiittr Atlu A S«nrie« , Edaabafar, O.S.B., of Radmead, Beuldar last waakaad. Natale, 1839 W. 3Srd avenue, on Tho Onir Pockor* Scrrloo too Donvir Friday, Nov. 1, at 1 p.m. New Trucks in Stock Miraculous Medal Novena table, sit down, and chat?” That This was the only possible thing Packard Denver Co. S t Juliana’s study club held its Alto Repairing — All Mike Cara ia how he had a three-hour con the Germans could nave exported last meeting in the home of Mrs. DISTRlBUTOXa Body and Pender Work ference on opposition to Nazism in to obtain neceasary food for thera- Perito. The next meeting will be 21* Ittb St TA. ilM 35U Broadway KA. 2K26 the midst of a crowd of storm fSlves. on Wednesday, Nov, 6, at 1 p.m. troopers. We need the occupation army in the home of Mrs. Pomponio, PRIEST ORDAINED for years, says the Abbot. 4126 Shoshone. Mary Di Paolo of IN DACHAU CAMP But we do not need military gov 3710 Tejon street is a new mem COMPLETE ALTO SERVICE “ MARY’S KNEELING Aaolbar iatorestiag araat ernment. It is aupe'rfluoua to ber of the club. BODY. FENDER AND PAINT WORK V ALL KINDS OF ACCF.SSORIES was ths ordaiaiag of a som- have two sets of local officers— Miss Louise Panzini, daughter of inariaa, a daaeen, who bad ona military, the other German. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Panzini, be bsaa imprisoaad in Dachau. They often issue inetructions came the bride of Anthony J, Gulf Service Station Tba cerameny was parfermod that era directly opposite. The Caruso, prior to a Nuptial Mass in by Bishop Gabriola Piguat of American and Britisn armies must the Our Lady of M t Carmel Open All Night 38th and Federal GL. 4838 ARMY” Clorment Farraad, Franca, a stey in Germany, too, he points church. The bride was attended by JORDAN MOTOR CO. Dachau prisoner, and the next out, in order to prevent Russia Miss Helen Toddonio and three day the naw priest bad bis first from taking over the whole coun bridesmaids. Misses Rose Capra, Solama Mass right in tha try by force. p risoa . The German people, he declares, BRAKE RELINE Immaculate Conception Msasses were allowed in Dachau, are so fed up with totalitarianism $ 1 0 - 6 3 Abbot Corbinian explains, but only and dictators now that they re AND UP few of the many priests could fuse to have anything more to FORD, CHEVROLET, PLYMOUTH offer Mass every day, because of do with them in any form. That Other Cars Proportionately Low the lack of facilities. He and the ia why the Russians, despite all o^ er two priests in the barracks they can do by force and propa HAVE YOURS CHECKED NOW—AVOID THE RUSH I with him. since they were "honor ganda, see the Communist and So STATE INSPECTION DUE NOW CATHEDRAL ary prisoners,” having been ar cialist parties making no progress. \ rested for opposition to the Nazi GERMANS ARE SICK Art Malnali Tire asd BaHery Servies regime, but no definite proof hav OF DICTATORSHIP ing been brought against them, Ruuia, ha declare*, ba* 1733 GLEN ARM TABOR 5287 Condarted bf enjoyed more freedom and offered aven offered tha German* Mass every day. their Io*t Eattern province* Much more horrfhle were Abbot if they will join the Soviet, Corbinian’s experiences in the Ber but they refute tcT give ia, AUTO REPAIRING YOUR CAR ISN’T GETTING REV. JOHX n O G A S , C. lin Gestapo jail. He was Impris realizing that a dictatorthip ANT YOUNGER. SEE oned there for a year in solitary of tba left i*.a* bad a* a dic- Experienced Mechanics confinement in a dungeon under tatertkip of the right. Even ALL MAKES CARS “ Joe” YOUNG the street level. The damp atone tba ditplaced German* who Gat —Oil* — Lubrication FACKABD SPECIALIST floor of the cell, the dim light have bean offered the return which made reading impossible, of ell their po**e**ioa* re HOLLY’S SERVICE Auto Service Station Opening in the Cathedral Bannork ind Twelfth Ofl. 8234 even if he had been allowed books; fute to accept Communiim. 390 So. Broadway SP. 9987 the small, broken window high in The Russians are also making a comer of the cell, which let in strong efforts to obtain the serv the freezing winter winds; the ices of German technicians, sci SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, single blanket of synthetic material entists, snd skilled workers. They which could not begin to keep out make splendid offers to those who Mr*. Aatheny J. Caru*o Denver’s Finest Body & PaintShop the cold— all 'these comoine to will go to Russia. Children are Della Brancucci, and Carolyn make a terrible memory. aleo in great demand by the Rua- QVICK SERVICE! LOST 60 POUNDS sians, and they have been kid Mash. Nick Panzini, brother of the^ and closing on " i lost SO podads ia that naping many. These 15 and 16- bride, acted as best man and the ushers were. Jesse Caruso and BODY • FENDER • PAINT • UPHOLSTERY year,” r«alls the Abbot. year-olda are probably being "WboB I was moved to trained as Communistic agitators. Gene Marcello. After a wedding ALL MAKES trip to Estes Park, the couple are Dachau I weighed only 129 Bavaria is packed with refugees, pounds, fully clothed, and I who already began to pour into making their home in Denver. QUALITY AT A FAIR PRICE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11 3K am more than six feet tell. My the country after the bombings in Kosmos Dallas and Rose VeValdi hands wera frostbitten aad be 1941 and 1942. Toward the end we're united in marriage on Oct. 27. came a mats of sores, but I ro- of the war they came from east and prior to a Nuptial Mass. Joe Ver- coieed no medical care, ia tha west, fleeing from the advancing aldi and Harriet Dallas were the CAPITAL CHEVRBLET CO. first months I wet allowed a armies. Metten, the village where witnesses. Services at 8:15 A.M. and 5 :^ and 7:45 P,M. Philip Marino and Angelina 20-miauta walk in the court S t Michael’s abbey ia located, had 13lh and Broadway TAbor 5191 Santopie^ro were united in mar yard daily, but from Nov. 22, a normal population of 1,100 to riage on Oct 27 prior to a Nuptial 1943. to April 18, 1944, 1 1,200, all Catholic. Now it has was never out in toe open Mass. The witnesses were John 3,800 and had as many as 5,000, Santopietro and Josephine Bran air.” with the non-Catholics outnumber But it is the memory of the cucci. ing the Catholics. Many of the Mr*. Antoinette Borelli, a mem terrible Allied bombings that is children of the refugees, he adds, OOOGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS ber of St. Bernadette’s study club, the worst. The prisoners remained even those 10 and 12 years old, has returned from New York, in their cells, locked in, while have never heard the name of God. Prepare for Gdid WeaHier Driving where she visited the S t Frances buildings crashed to the ground, "I am often asked whether Xavier Cabrini shrine. Masses Gat rid of Summer Lubricant*. Tun* tha motor. R**tora Pep and fires raged, and the tremendous there is a revival of Catholicity were offered at the shrine for all Economy to Your Car. It will Perform Better aad la*t longar. detonation of bombs shook the in Bavaria since the war," says — FACTORY-TRAINED MECHANICS — earth. Many of the prisoners the membe'rs of the club. Abbot Corbinian. “ There ia not The following Baptisms took cracked under the strain, he re because there is no need for one. JAMES MOTOR CO.. calls; they screamed and beat lace in the week: Gary Louis We had our revival long ago, panarella, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1171 against the walls of their cells. thanks to Hitler. As soon as he Lincoln Dodge tc Plymouth Sales de Service KE. 822-1 A. Spanarella, sponsors, John and “ It was then,” says the Abbot, began to persecute the Church, Caroline Greve; Anthony John "that I discovered the strength that the religious reaction was tremen Coniglio, son of Mr. and Mrs, A. religion brings. I knelt in a cor dous. Even the lukewarm and ner of my cell and prayed, let Coniglio, sponsors, Agostino and ♦ * IS994W 444 i n ♦»♦♦»»» indifferent awoke to their religious Leya Lo Coco. me tell you,” duties, and since 1935 our churches LETnwnffliMUBt Opposition of German Catholic have been packed to overflowing.” :: Woodrow Wilson priests to Nazism, declares Abbot In 1933, he i^dds, Goebbels named Selon Guild to Meet Corbinian with pride, was mar the Jews as world enemy No. 1; Aulo Upholstery CHRYSLE8-PLYMOUTH' _ velous. Among the people, too, in 1936 he raised the Catholic Member St. Francii de Sales ojfp^osition was strong. In Gbarilies Building uP T om Church to that position. CUSTOM TAILORED The concentration camps, there Thera i* a terrible «kortaga IQOa BROADWAY CH5626 fore, are not proof of the' uni of pria*ti in Garmaay, for The regular meeting of the SEAT COVERS versal Nazism of the German peo thara hava bean faw ordina Seton guild of Dpnver will be held Cilahion Repairing ple, as Allied propaganda' has tion* linca tho beginning of in the Catholic Charities build UphoUiery Get Your Car stubbornly declared, but just the tha war ia 1939, when all ing Thursday, Nov. 7, at 1 p. m. Anto Top* Rebuilt R ead y lo r Winter opposite, for German people were young mon wer# onrollod in An important business meeting & Repaired the first inmates of the camps. will be called promptly at 12:30 the army. Ona prie*t often ;: 692 So. Broadway see our stock of accessories that The American zone of Ger ha* to ear# for two pari*ho*, p.m. All members are urged to be will make your winter driving many, layt Abbot Cerbiniaa, and *ay four Matiet on Sun present. PE. 5264 despite de-Naxification' poli day*, especially in Munich, The name of Mrs. Dan M. easier. cies that be regards as short Groorty was omitted from the lists where *o many churche* were J. B. DONIPHAN, Mgr. sighted and based on false deitreyed and Ma*ie* rou*t of hostesses for October. Mrs. premises, is the best in Ger now be *aid in hall* that can Thomas J. Morrissey gave an in many today. Tba American accommodate only a few peo teresting talk on the Denver Com army dots not take, food from ple. Evening Ma**e* are also munity Chest. MARSNALL the people, he points out. c a I g.b rated, a privilege Even in the British xoae the • RADIOS / granted by Pope Piu* XI a* • AUTO ACCESSORIES RECAP AUTO SUPPLY occupation army draws soma a rebuff to Nazism. W H ILi YO U of its rations from tba coun • HOUSEHOLD GOODS . 1530 B’ war TA. 4434 try, and in tba Franck and Abbot Corbinian could get a • TOYS Russian xouas tha people are hundred postulants at his monas STAIVDARD A l TO forced to food the occupation tery, but ne has accepted only one Complete arraias cemplataly, with wide for the priesthood and throe for & APPUANCE CO. spread starvation among tho the brotherhood because of the 15M E. COLFAX EA. 42U RIBE Motor Tune-up population as tba result. unsettled times and the difficulty | Ri SIm BiKtricai AppUnec** Rtpaine of checking on the past life of ntiS LOAN£D Tho French, too, seized the en the applicants. Speedometer Service tire ^ in e harvest in their zone, "It will take a generation to AUTO REPAIR for Kport to foreigpi countries, make any real steps toward re Auteraotiva Part* _ covery in Germany,’’ declares the All Makes mi! Wi>ole*aU and Retail Abbot But he has high hopes Easy Time Payment* that if the occupation authorities really co-operate in the task, and Northwestern Auto Co. Seotl Dattery Gh if the Allies give Germany the 549 Broadway TAbot 6 20t help she needs, she can soon take 14tli at Bannock, Civic Center Trains her rightful place among the pro MA. 0258 gressive, freedom-loving nations "TArgeat >■ Dee *eri* U«' Successful of the world. fashion and photographic m<^el*. Winning Get Your Car cover girls Ready lor Winter DODGE-PLYMOUTN OWiSERS Training and Opportunity Guaran 0. and W. teed if Wm Accept You For Our Jack Flavin^ S«rvlc* Utr.. *«jr»: Profa$$ional Course. MOTOR SERVIGE Save ga*, oil and wear on your ERWIN OSBORNE, Own*r car by having a periodie check* Charm Coui^zea tNon-Profesaional) 1060 BROADWAY up on your motor *o that it will General Auto Repairing— ^Body for Personal Grooming and Charm give yon the best *ervice for the and Fender Work— Battery KE. 0175 fall and winter. Sen-ice— United Motor D.r—BTtnlns Cl***.* — Call — Writ* Service Faeilitie* TOWING SERVICE B I G o o d r i c h ESTELLE COMPTON^ 420 East 20th Avenue Slandard Motor Go. Phone TA. 9144 MODELS INSTTrUTE BILL PEARCR, Mgr. DENVER, COLORADO I3th & Glenarm CH> 6596 r*ntiH BUS. l*ik •* Weitau AL S«M Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER . Telephone, K E ystone 4205 PAGE FIVE
l%» inSURED Wliy Take Less? Vnder Government f SRVIHGS Supervision YOUR MONEY AVAILABLE WHEN YOU WANT IT INDIVIDUAL OR JOINT ACCOUNTS Open a Safe and Profitable Savings Account NOTPI Buill for the Purpose, PROMPT. FRISNDLY SEBVICa CAPITOL FEDERAL H oran & Son Chapels SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOaATION offer 1665 BROADWAY'ShJrS-sT^TH^r.rKEystone 8108 Unsurpassed Facilities. Ameag tii« youtii >g«nciak atsiitad by tk* DaaTar Coatmunity Vineant’s. Suceats in tko C hot campaign Oct. 28>Not. 8 will a*«urd Ch«*t i$ Ml. St. Viacant’i kom* for koyi, cenductoa ky tko Sistors tham and thousand* of other undarpririlegad persona in DeuTOr of V o f Charity. Akora ia ikowa a grenp of tka koyi, typical Amariean adequate Ottantion. youngttori, who aro giTon a boraa' and Catholic upbringing at St. Cleaning at Its Best Horan & Son Chapels NAME, BYUW S ARE DECIDED . 3 DAY SERVICE KEystone 6297 KEystone 6298 [[[Em illlED Pickup and Delivery 1527 Cleveland Place FOR CREDIT UNION OF NURSES TWO STORES
(Arekdiocasaa Council of Catholic One hundred and four registered B1 594 So. Broadway — PE. 4686 * Nurse*} nurses were present for the meet 2025 W. Alameda — RA. 0612 A meeting_^of the Credit Union ing Oct. 24 at St. Joseph's hospital. (St. Mary’s Academy, Denrer) committee was called Oct. 2B by Father Kenneally discussed the Friday, Oct 26, the regular The Saimarac Glee club held (Across From ValverAe School) Dorthca Hoell for the purpose of following subjects, which were sub an election of officers Monday, meeting of the San Luis Rey club drawing up bylaws for the credit mitted to the question box last Oct. 28. Results were as follows: was heW and nomination of officers HAVE YOUR PREPAREP FOR WINTER union. The name chosen for the month: Material co-operation of President, Patsy Chambers: vice SOUTH DENVER CLEANERS union is the Denver Council nurses in illegal operations; arti took place. At the meeting Nov. 8 president, Jeanette Reisdori; sec- ,of Catholic Nurses and Associates. ficial insemination; the Church’s officers will be chosen from among retar>’, Gloria Hallen. Among the Timely Repairs Are Good Insurance Membership will be limited to mem teaching on “ planned parenthood.’’ plans of the club this year is an thosb nominated Oct. 25. All single bers of the ACCN and Catholic Since the first of January, 334 operetta to be given after Christ- persons over age on the St. Louis student nurses residing in Denver. Catholic nurses have become mem Mr. Walter J. Kerwln 'mas. Membership may be gained by bers of the Denver Archdiocesan parish register are invited to at r As the social activity for Oc purchasing one $5 share. Those in Council of Catholic Nurses. The tend this meeting. Associated with tober the Sports club had a terested in becoming a member of goal of the membership committee bowling party at the Colfax lanes the Denver Council of\ Catholic headed by Mrs. Mary Baker, St. Tuesday afternoon. Mary John JUST RECEIVED Denver’ s Largest ^ S i< L Dealer Nurses and^sociates may tvrite James’ parish, is to enroll every JOS. M. FISHMAN son entertained the members at gne of the following officers on Catholic nurse as a member. Mem LARGE SHIPMENT OP FIN ! Jeweler and Optometrist dinner after the bowling party. the board of directors for complete bership dues of $1 per year may SATIN, CELLANT:SE and DIAMONDS - LOCKETS The Bookworm club held its information: Dorthu Hoell, 2830 be mailed to the chairman at 930 1314ACOMA MAIN 3111 second meeting last week. Mary Magnolia street, Denver 7. CREPE LININGS WATCHES - ROSARIES E. 17th avenue; Mary Murphy, 364 CROSSES . COMPACTS K. Furstenburg and Ann Frieber- The Rev. Hubert Newell, ACCN For Ladies’ and Men’s Garmeats Sherman street; Helen O’Connell, ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS ger were appointed co-chairmen spiritual director, was elected Sold by tha Yard 1310 Stout street; or Alice Swee MIRACULOUS MEDALS and CHAINS of the librai-y bulletin board. ney, 1264 Milwaukee atreet. Miss president of the St. Thomas’ Sem SCAPULAR MEDALS Jeanette Reisdorf was ^ostess O’Connell, graduate of the Uni inary Alumni association for next H. BOBRICK to several members of the senior versity of Colorado school of nurs year. Glasses on Credit class at a Halloween potluck din TAILOR and FURRIER ing, volunteered to act as treasurer Sister Mary Theda, membership nth 4k Tr*ai«Bt TA. 6101 807 15th St. TA. 0029 Proven ner Wednesday evening. Patsy for the organization. chairman of Mercy hospital, and Chambers will entertain at a pot- Those attending tha meeting Mrs. Katherine McCarthy secured luck dinner Saturday. were Sister M. Louis, Lucille the following members the past EYE Grads school sodality officers week: Verla Royce, Mary Betzold, elected include Ann Carolyn Law Rosemary Ficken, Katherine Mc rence, prefect; Jane Eyre, aecre- Carthy, Ruth Mary Maginsky, EXAMINATIONS tarj': Marcia Duffey, treasurer. Mary Walsh, Rese Miller, Pearl Special Care Church chant Is bein^ studied in Hecker, and Marjorie Walsh. tensively by the sodality members. Mrs. Mary Burk’ s uncle is criti For Special Cases Jane Eyre was ill in Children’s cally ill in St. Joseph’s hospital. HYPERPHORIA hospital. She returned home Dennis, son o f Mr. and Mrs. PHOTOPHOBIA Wednesday, Oct. 30. George Reynolds, is sufficiently im VERTIGO proved to be released from the Holy Day Mass Hours hospiUI. Anna Marie Mangan is DR.A.D.KLEYHAUER a patient at Denver General hos In Edgew’ater Listed pital, Optometrist Mr, and Mrs. Lee Elliott and (St. Mary Magdalena’a Parltk. 1511 Welton St. KEyetoae 1044 family left Sunday for Purcell, Edgewater) Okla., where they will visit Mr. The time of the Masses on the Elliott’s parents. Feast of All Saints, Friday, NoV. Mrs. Peter Golden, St. James’ 1, will be 6, 7, 8, and 9 o'clock. HAVE YOU MODERNIZED parish, will visit in Pueblo this — United Pkoto —> On All Souls’ day, Saturday, Nov. week. While there Mrs. Golden YOUR INSURANCE? 2. Masses will be at 6 and 7, and Werldinga will consult with Gertrude Brunelli Protect Toarstif Arsinst New Hasardi Requiem High Mass at 7:30. in 'regard to a formation of a Our SpeciahieA The Altar society will meet In council in the Pueblo diocese. HORACE W. BENNETT the parish’ hall Thursday, Nov. 7. A CO. Exptrlt with ChUirm P’rances Vogl, visiting nurses' A luncheon will be served at 1 staff, is registered for courses at Ill Tabor Pbono TA. 1ST] tn i CUKTIS TA. tSIS o’clock by the following members: the University of Colorado. PRANK ENGLAND. Jr., Maaator Mmes. Basko, Alyard, Seawright, Insaranro Dopartseent Feeley, and Kaysen. The Altar New Council Membere The following nurses are new society will receive Holy Commun Uolon O’Cennall ion in the 8 d’clock Mass Sunday, council members; Adelene Brentel ^ JISTINaiVEDIAMONDS ~M eGUIRE“ Nov. 3. Munier, Dorthea Hoell, Helen Welsh, Mrs. Peter Golden, Mary Nichols, Helena TeBockhorst, EASY CREDIT TERMS Moving • Storage High school ■ instruction classes O’Connell, Mary Murphy, Dorothy for the Junior Newman club are Moore, Mary Hart, and Alice Elaine F. Crotteau, Dorothy Express held Wednesday evenings in the Sweeney. Kenna, Anne Kombal, Patricia Mc- Lauglin, J. Mahoney, Consuelo pariah hall from 7 to 8 o'clock. Senninar Continued / o*»Toi»*iETi«imTm Lose R ates Munoz, Veronica Nevin, Patricia The following families were The second session of the semi COI^Ht I5TH AND WatON KE. 6425 2149 Welton St. consecrated to the Sacred Heart in Pinnel, Florence Shaefer, and the past week; Clarence M, Vest nar being conducted by the Rev. Catherine Smith. and Frank Wedlick.______William Kenneally, C.M., St. Patricia Pinnel and Helena Te Thomas’ seminary faculty member, Bockhorst are stationed at the Offic* of th< for members of the Archdiocesan Veterans’ hospital. Fort Logan. STORE YOUR TREABUEER Council of Catholic Nurses fea The Rev; Matthias Justen, City and Coantr of DsBTSr tured the first in a series of in ManIciptI Bnlldinc C.SS.R., Denver General hospital - FU R S -N O W D.nT.r, Colorado quiries on moral ethic.s in the chaplain, is in S t Louis, Mo., at EXPERT REPAIRING No. K-T2 nursing*profession. Father Ken tending the provincial chapter this NOTICE OF -PURCHASE OF REAL neally will conduct the seminar on week. Father Justen also repre VET OF WORLD WAR F.STATE AT TAX SALE AND APPLICA TION FOR ISSUANCE OF TRFjbSURER'S a question box basis, and nurses sented the Denver community of NO. 2 DEED. are requested to submit questions Redemptorists when the Rev. E. K. KC 4 5 7 6 COLFAX AT WASHINGTON TO WHOM IT MAY CONCF-RN. ana to the program chairman, Mrs. more eapeeially to Mathew Burns (also Cantwell, C.SS.R., observed his known aa Matthew Burni). David A. Mary Burk, or mail them to Father olden jubilee in the priesthood ii| Haney. The Moffat Tunnel Improvement Kenneally, St. Thomas’ seminary. ft. Alphc^nsus’ church, Chicago, III District. City and Oounty of Denver. You and each or you are hereby notil^inl “Why Pay More” that on the 16th day of November. 1940. the Manatter of Revenue. Ex-OfficIo Treas 2 Nuns Welcomed urer of the City and County of Denver SHOE REPAIRING (Trademark) and State of Colorado, aold at public aale to City and County of Denver, auisnor of David A. Haney the applicant, who has By Parishioners WHILE YOU WAIT made demand for a Treaaurer'a Deed, the following deicribed real eitate, situate in Wm.W. Myer Drug Stores the City and County of Dtnvtr and State of Colorado, to-wit; Of Holy Rosary INCOKPOBATED Lots Fourteen (14) and Fifteen (15). in Block Thirty (30), J. Cook Jrs. Colorado Owned Stpres North Division of Capitol Hill, (<^oly Rosary Pariah^ Danver) | that amid tax aale was made to satisfy Englewood 800 Sant* Fe Dr. the delinquent general taxes assessed A large dumber of /pariahioners against said real estate for t)ie year ltS9: gathered in the school hall Oct. 27 Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California that said raal eatate was taxed in the to welcome two new sisters. Sister V O m S H f^ name of Mathew Bums talso known as 15th and California Matthew Bums); that the statutory period Monica Marie, who is the principal; of redemption expired November 16U|, and Sister Marie, who is instructor ITa Do Not Harm Spacial Salat But Sell You at Our Lotaatt 1943; that the same has not been r<^ of the first and second grades. A deemed; that said property may be re Prieat Etarr Day on All Drug Marehandita. deemed at any Urn* before a Tax Deed shower was given for their benefit. is issued; that a Tax Deed will be iiaued The arrangements for the shower to the said David A. Haney, lawful holder were made by U»e PTA under the of said ccrtificau, on the 14th day of Febritary at 5 o'clock p.m. 1947, unless the supervision of the president, Mrs. same has been r*d**m*4 befora 5 o'clock Martha Bauden. wno worked out p.m. of said date. the many detaila of the party. All WITNESS my band and seal this 14tb day of October, 1946. who attended had a pleasant Rubber beets, top lifts, toe F. E. WILSON. (Seal! afternoon. Under the direction of Manager of Revenue, Ex-Officio Sister Mary Magdalene, the school pie««B, half nolei, full solen, Treasurer. City and County of Denver in the State of Colorado. children gave an entertainment By T. E. WILSON. consisting of music and singing. atlarhed by experienced First Publication October IT, 1946 Worthy of mention is John Pavla- CASH Last Publication October 61, 1946. ■boemakert while you work kovich, whose singing was es We Will Pay Cash for Small pecially melodious. Mrs. Bauden or shop. We also remodel in her address expressed her grati Homes in or N«ar Denver. sp. r o y t i s**' fication at the presence of so many shoes, cut out toee or heelt, 7 4 1 0 7 4 1 5 fathers and mothers and thanked Quick Action — Call or See rebind, take in sides to fit, Wash, and EagI* i the sisters for their co-operation Lump and £gg.__ $8.05 with the PTA in all things per make shoes longer or wider. taining to the welfare of their IVk" OanbI* Scraaa NiL. $6 .7 5 school. For Quality Shoa Rapalrinp at tUllUAmS & GREEI1E Straatcr Lump Masses on the Feast of All Saints Popular Prieat— PUit Our Shoa add Egg ______$ 1 0 .2 5 will be at 6;3u and 8:30 and on All 1641 Stout TA. 6266 Souls’ day at 6:30, '7. and 8:30. Repair DapL • , • Batpmant 164 U. The Children of Mary sodalists FUEL SERVICE Brssdway will receive Holy Coramunioa Sun day in the 8 o'clock Maafc
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is ST. M i l 's PII PROBLEMS OF PEACE TOPIC OF ASSEMBLIES AT HEIGHTS Apricots Highway PLims m i l l (Loretto Heighta Collnga,'Danvnr) jresiifent of S t Thomas’ seminary, H i DlllGIITlS “ Is Peace Possible?” provides Denver, will be the guest speaker. Unpeel*d Halves the theme of Wednesday assembly Sister Mary Norbert of the college programs at Loretto Heights col art department will also address M E T PHIT lege this semester. H. S. Merchant, the group. rOH UEH U S 29c British consul for the Denver A bus for the college will leave region, addressed the student body Alameda and Broadway at 8:02 Matmor (St. John’* Periah, Dentrer) Oct. 23 on the British viewpoint a.m. Friday, Nov. 1, to accommo A spirit o f co-operation and so Choice Grad* The first meeting of St, John’s on the problem. He emphasized the date members of the club who wish ciability is to be the aim of S t need for co-operation among the to attend the Mass. PTA was held in the Jhhool audi Mary’s academy Mothers’ club
Her Efforts Rewarded Indistinct Vision Should Neves Be Neglected ANNOUNCING NOVEMBER 1, 1946 -f •> Straining to see isn’t good for your nerves an^ health . . . besides the discomfort and danger o f not seeing sharply. AI* BOSWORTH, SULLIVAN most invariably glasses relieve strain and bring keen, comfort %im FOR 0S[ able vision. Come in today. & C O M PA N Y Dear Miu Guidon: INVESTNIEIVT BANKERS I've been fighting my trouhie* Successor to SWIGERT BROS. alone for some time now, but after reading your last few columns I BOSWORTH, CHANUTE, LOUGHRIDGE & CO. Regis college, Denver, is one of FUlon OptametristM Good Strvic* have begun to think that you can and help me. My problem won't sound three Coli^ado educational insti for Etmry Ag» At Right Frien so serious as most of those you deal tutions scheduled to receive Q368,- SULLIVAN & COMPANY ISSO Ctdlfomia KEystoM 7651 with, 4ul it is real to me and I can't 000 for remodeling surplus war JOHN J. SULLIVAN, President seem to handle it. time building into classrooms 17th at California Streets Denver 2, Colorado aLASSia INOIVIDOALLT STTLED I $oas married about six months and laboratories for veteran stu ago to a very fine man, who is five dents, the Civilian Production Ad years older than i. (I am 22.) Ex ministration announced in Wash cept for one flaw, we've been very ington this week. happy. He's a good worker, we Regis is to get $42,000. The have' everything we need and al Very Rev. John J. Flanagan, S.J., THEODORE REQUIESCANT most everything we want. Agaiit, Regis president, said the college is NEW SHIP- but for this one flaw, we get along obtaining from Fort Logan two MENT OF IN PACE together very well. building that will be remodeled HACKETHAL The flaw is simply this, that my into buildings housing seven class husband drinks. He is a good Cath rooms and three offices. He said CHALICES BARBARA a BRICK. 1445 California olic otherwise, and he is certainly remodeling is expected to be Air Conditioned vtrMt. Wife of Hobart V. Brick: mother started in two weeks and the build of France! H. Brick, Requiem Hast wae not a drunkard, but he has the VESTMENTS offered in Holy Ghoat church Oct. 28, habit of taking a few beers every ings may be ready for use at the Interment Mu Olivet, W, P. Horan 4 day after work, and sometimes he opening of the second semester in STATUARY MORTUARY Son lerviee. January. SARAH ELIZABETH M'CRAW, 958 al^ drinks highballs. It doesn't Gabriela Mistral of Chile, Cath- Immaculate Heart college, Los Lincoln itreet. Wife of William UcGraw; make him nasty, but he talks too olie author and poet, winner of Denver university is allocated 1449-51 KaUmath St. Angeles. Senorita Mistral was a and other reli ileter of Hattie Bioiiom. Denver; arand- much when he drinks, and, anyway, the 1945 Nobel prixe in literature, delegate to the United Nations $218,000 and Trinidad Junior col mothcr of Eliaabeth Ueyer. James and Phone MAin 4006 Jane Morris. Los Angeles. Requiem drinking of any sort is disgusting receiyes the Cor Mariae literary conference in New York. lege, $35,000. Wyoming university gious articles. ?MHnMiumiiinitmniniHiiihHMiiMmmiiiiiiniK»imamininiinni)R Msss wss offered in St, Dominic's to me. / was brought up very medal from Mother Eucharia at is to receive $93,000. The allot church Oct. 80. Interment Mt. Olivet strictly, and my parentf would ments are part of a seven-million- La-ajuuuuajLa juu>jm ji.*ju>jm a cemetery, Boulevsrd mortuary. dollar fund set up by the Mead ANNETTA FLORENCE HART. 861 never have anything to do with a DRYER & ASTLER Lafayetta street Sister of J. P. Hart person who used liquor at all. CATHOLIC YOUTH CENTER bill of Aug. 8. COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOMi and F. M. Hart. Requiem Mess, wee of Pve asked him to stop, but he Denver university is obtaining fered In St. John the Evengelist'e church says my request is unreasonable, a Oct. 25. Interment Mt. Olivet Olinger from Fort Logan six buildings, PRINTING CO. mortuary. mere whim. Would you please tell IS ORGANIZED IN PUEBLO which will be converted into a A . I * . W a i . .\ i: k AGUSTINE M. LLOYD, 2264 Dexter me how / can convince him that cafete^a, an auxiliary gymnasium, Programs and Circulars street. Father of Bcatrieo V. McGarry drinking is sinful?— Anne, grandfather of John William, Janice classrooms, offices, and mechani ( III IK II I.OOIIS ( )>. Tickets for Loulee, Lloyd A., and Virginia L. Me- Dear Anna: Pueblo.— Steps recently taken Southwest, was formed, and a plan cal engineering shops. Fourteen Garry; great-grandfather of Anna Marie in Pueblo are expected to aid for special work among the Span Bazaars and Carnivals “ Your husband drinks, but oth- buildings from the Granada relo and William David McGarry. Requiem greatly in social welfare work by ish-speaking was proposed and ac cation center are already being r . \ . n:cti (>(M> I I III Quickly Produced Mats wss offered in Bleaeed Sacrament arwisa he is a too
> Thurs3ay, October 31,1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4205. PAGE NINE T h e Denver Catholic Register prtt<4*p*’ Mott Rer. Arehbiihop Urban J. V«br, D.D. R egistorials Sditor_____ n t- R«v. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Joar.D. Managing Director______Rev. John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Litt.D. Aaeoeiate Editors— M. P. Everett, Joar.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, norms the Community Chest though some persons have natural they existed even in the body of J.C.D., LittD.; Rev. Edward A. Breen, M.A., Litt.D.; Rev Prancia Community Chest should appeal to every economy- psychic powers, seances are often united Christendom, could make no Syrianey, M.A.; Linua Riordan, A B ., LittD.; Rev. Jamea B. Hamblin, minded citizen. Its overhead repre attended by fraud. "The moral serious headway. DisuniUd, that M.A.; Rev. John Ebel M.A.; Rev. Robert Kekeiaen, M .A Is Gilt-Edged sents no more than two per cent of and intellectual effects of fre weakened organism could not ex the fund, a record never ap Entered aa aecond cla^ matter at the poat office at Denver, Colo. quent indulgence in Spiritism are pel or neutralize t h ^ . Though proached outside o f the Church it at times disastrous. . . . Attend atheism was to achi^e its first Investment self. Merely to avoid the nuisance ance at Spiritistic meetings is spectacular results in France, the ^ Published Weekly by By Rbv. Johk Catanagh of numerous private drives the strictly forbidden by the Church.” French skeptics drew their first in THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) The goal set by the Community Chest is deserving o f Unstinted The belief that ghosts and miration largely from the English, Chest for this year’s drive is the 938 Bannock Street, 1 community support. Throughout witches may wander abroad on Hal ■freethinkers, who were in turn af minimum amount at which the the year there would he intolerable loween is associated with Druidic fected by the dissolving principles Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 Chest agencies can function ade ringing o f phones and doorbells by ceremonies that antedated Chris of the Reformation. The far see quately. More than a million dol squads of men and women from the tianity. The Druids thought that ing Edmund Burke, oil his return Subscription: $1 per year. lars seems like plenty of money, three-score agencies now partidl- on the eve of their autumn festi from France in 1773, where he met and it is. But when the total is pating, and the sheer waste dn val Saman, lord of death, called Club Subacrlption, with The Regiater, Local Edition, 11.30 per. Year. those “ economists and sophisters” spread over the city it is hardly a duplication o f disbursements would together wicked souls that he was to execrate in his most fa-i No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado. burden to anyone, if everyone does be disgraceful if not scandalous within the past 12 months had mous burst of rhetoric, sounded the his share. What makes the burden and stupid. The Community Chest been condemned to inhabit the- warning: “ Under the systematic Thursday, October 31,1946 insupportable is the failure of Is the one community-sponsored bodies o f animals. Druidic cere attacks of these people [the many people to assume their proper enterprise that is gilt-edged. It is monies later were combined with atheists] I see some of the props share of the charity load, and ^ is not only a demonstration o f de those of the Roman festival of of g
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t'AGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4205 Thursday, October 81,1948
ELECT Membership Drive On THOMAS H. ILTIR SOCIEIl K. of C. Termed Standard-Bearers Vote for I DIX Of Catholic Action by Holy Father i LAWRENCE M. DEMOCRATIC candidate rOR The Denver Knights of Colum- knighthood flourishad m a formal and form. They co-operate and TOiETMV.7 but in a strong drive for new institution. Daring this particu stimulate interest in every Cath State lar time of history, a knight was olic society and in everything that HENRY membefa are planning to issue a stands for Catholicism. pamphlet to be distributed among looked upon as a nobla man of Ripnsantative (Hely Pattily Pariih, Danvar) courageous will, of undaunted That is why the work o f Cath Catholic men giving cogent rea tx Ot^LeeiONNAlkt Thk Altir and Rosary sbeiety olic Action, prevention and stem sons for joining the order. Father ^irit, and of religious conviction. f6u* ku^at ariLL t« Clothed in semi-military attire, he ming of the tides of hatred and DEMOCRAT ArpticuTSD will meet in the school h^l Thurs Edward J. Fraezkowski, chaplain day, Kov. 7. Mmet. PuR'hes, Reges- knelt in solemn prayer before the fanaticism on behalf of our gov Member of of the Fourth Degree assembly, ernment and of our Church, is par in a preliminary paper has out altar of God, and there took bis $t. Fhilomenb't Ftritk ter, Rupert, RuiSell, and Salmon, vows to defend the honor of God ticularly the work of the Knights lined some of these. He stresses and Miss Schwsra will be the of Columbus. But this great FOR iartieularly the danger to the and His Church; to protect the or- hostesses. ihans, the widows, the defense- project of the Catholic Church, ?aith in upset world conditions The third party of the pinochle ess; and to stand for truth and like any worth-while crusade, and the activities of anti-relinous bridge tournament will take place righteousness. And now, though needs more men, courageous men, Thursday, Nov. 7. There will bS forces. A strong Catholic nont like the knights of old, to Sisla is necessary to combat these in the 20th century baa said farewell no party O ct 31 because o f Hil- strsngthen the ranks of the fluences, he shows. The paper to the romance of ancient chivalry, lOwSen. The winners in the list Knights of Columbus. Member BEN BEZOFF follows; its memory and ideals, ita zeal tournament party were Mrs. E. and enthusiasm, ita piety and con ship in the Knights of Columbus ReprsseRtaiivs DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE Gaylbr and Ed Lantsy in pinoChlS, The Knights of Columbus, Den fidence, should remain within us, is within the reach of every Cath and John Hill and Mra. Mary Jus- ver council 539, are making a to stir us to the utmost depths olic man. You may join at any STATE BOUSE OF KEPBESENTa IIVES sSlI in bridge. strong appeal to all Catholic men of our hearts and souls; to in time by calling your pastor or The follow !^ were baptized of Denver and vicinity to join in spire and to stimulate us now to any member of the Knights of the present membership drive to **Hbdged to a flatform bf Oct 27 by the Rev. Omer V. Fox- undertake a modem crusade to Columbus. As a member of the hovSn; JCan Eiicne, i^ant daugh double or even to triple their spread and defend our God-given Knights of Columbus you are as EleelloR Nov. 6 Frogrestho LtgUloUon** ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Edrar Ruby, number. Why the Knights of Co faith; to develop and to insist upon sured that you are taking; part with James Ruby and Melva Harri-, lumbus desire to increase their Christian social justice in every in Catholic Action, by fighting for BaSlo CoiunaiUM r. • . IFit CMn son as sponsors; Frederick Curtis, membership should be evident to walk of life in modem society. Christ, His Church, and His peo every Catholic. Prevailing con EdMcaloc . . . Lm MMT son o f Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Never before in the history of ple, so that the enemy cannot mu*. Mosher, with Cornelius and The- ditions throughout the world all tha world has there been such a progress Imcause Christ again will • A Former Representalive. ersa Heintze as sponsors; Diane point to nothing but chaos for universal and urgent challenge to live in the world; He will again 9 A Veteran of World War II with 314 Years , Elizabeth, infant daughter of Mr. the world in general, and for-our the Catholic man as there is at reign and He must again con Overaeas Service. and Mrs. James Hale, with Ralph own country in particular. Briefly present. Never before has there quer for the eternal salvation of • A Member of Sacred Heart-Ixiyola Parish. Vote for Gentry and Elizabeth Ruota an we will explain in essential de been such need of mobilizing the souls. • A Regis Man. tail why every Catholic man should • A Native of Denver. sponsors. Michael Anthony, infant strength of Catholic men in a vig Membership in the Knights of be a Knight of Columbus, and beg • A Graduate of D. U. Ijiw Sehnnl. son of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph orous effort to stem the tides of Columbus offers many personal that every .Catholic man be pa • A Member of the American Legion. ROBERT HENRY O’Brien, was baptized Oct. 27 b; hatred and fanaticism; tides so advantages, such as reasonable ac tient and read to the end the fol 9 A Member of the Colorado Bar Association. the Rev. Joseph KoontS, wit' bitter and strong that they cident, health, life, and endowment lowing article to see whether he 9 Married and a Denver Home Owner. CLOSE Homer and Lucila Saindon as threaten the very foundations of insurance policies, clubroom fa sponsors. himself has any particular obli government, and, what is more im gation to be a member of the cilities in a convenient downtown Progressive Experienced Capable DEMOCRAT FOR portant and do'v^nrighf appalling, location, affiliation with the other The PTA meeting Oct. 28 was Knights of Columbus: «id’oI.' Adv. attended by 162 members and 12 Christianity itself, with ita teach councils throughout the country, State In world history, during medie Represeatative sisters. The talk by Dr. J. L. Ryan ings of love, mercy, and justice. social activities, athletic contests. on “ Communicable Diseases” waa val centuries, we read of a ro The late Holy Father,-Pins XI, And, above all, the members par Graduate of Re(da Colltca very intSresting. Sister Maurice’s mantic period of faith, when called upon us to make our faith ticipate in manv Masses and gain Mamber of S t Catherine*! sixth grade entertained. The mem a practical and living faith, un many special indulgences for them Parish ____ bership chairman, Mrs. Bradley, re der the very apt title, “ Catholic selves while living or deceased. CAPABLE - QUAUFIED ported that the campaign was pro- Seven|y Attend Action,” which really is an invi Loteyer Veteren Vel.U*. rCssing satisfactorily and would tation, not much short of a com fe closed at the next meeting Nov. mand, for all Catholic laymen to 26. PT’A Meeting at itum to the age of knighthood, Mary Stefanieh and Dorothy and unite in a crusade to nght Qualified hy Experience in State Affain Heaney, seniors at Holy Family against the forces that tend to high achool, will serve at the an St. Philomena’s destroy not only our faith, but nual mothers’ and daughters’ tea, our very liberty as well. Mi^y to be held Thursday, Nov. 7, from Catholic men feel an obligation Joseph P. (St. Philomena'i Parish, Denver) to accept this timely, fatherly 3 to 6 p.m. in the high school hall. Seventy members attended the The literary touch to this t«d i- call to (iatholic Action, by swarm tional entertainment of national last PTA meeUng. A tea towel ing to the ranks of an ‘ ever- Catholic Book week will be fur shower was a success, 25 being active crusade, whose interests iRimES CONSTANTINE and aims, re^rdless of the peril nished by two students from Lo- donated. Sister Janette Marie! won that may be involved, Are directed Democratic Candidate for retto Heights college, Bonnie Frost the special prize. Sister Helen’s will review New Short Sloriet by in the channels of Catholic Ac room won the membership prize. Sister Mariella, and Rufina Mar tion. This particularly means tinez will give a short talk on Mrs. Mack Switzer was the winner that organization, which the Holy Father, Pius XI, was pleased to 09mocrot{c Candidate V9f«ron World War It STATE SENATOR “ CathoHcizinjr Conversation of the special prize...... Through Catholic Reading.” Jack Hoffschulte entertained call “ the Standard-Bearlrs of General Election, November 5, 1946 M . AMt. Maj^aret Marvel will act as with three piano selections. Catholic Action,” the Knights of m chairman for the social, and the A pantry shower for the nuns Columbus. reception committee is composed will be held Nov. 25, the date of the The sad need for another OIY TUS RECOBO k o f Lois Foley, Sharon Digenan, next meeting. All donations should knight-of-old crusade is self- Marian Sullivan, and Anna Mae be brought to the school hall on evident, for all we need do is look Kirk. ______that day. Parishioners are invited at Russia, and there we cannob' Irving Qrimes to participate. Mothera of the help seeing the dictatorial ex eighth grade will be hostesses. tremes to which the forces of Washington Priest Saturday, Nov. 2. Marzette hatred and fanaticism have gone. deserves your vote GIORGI P. I v W I V Hickey and Mrs, Edward Gartland Frank Heiderson Under , the pretense of right and Born and odoeated in D«nt«r. Are 42, GraduiU of I'niveritHr of Pennirl- To Be Radio Speaker will entertain at a shower luncheon law of this once majestic nation, Tania 1920. Law deerto Weatninster Law School 1929. Admitted to tha Democratic Candidate for in honor of Miss Miriam Zook, man’s cond.uct, his will, and his Colorada Bar 1929. Practiced law in Denver from 1929 to 1941. In Jair of '42 enured apon active miUtarr Oatv^Armr Air Corpa, aerving SVi yeara bride-elect. Miss Zook will be feted very life are not his own; man is —Ineladinp service with a B-29 rtoop In the South Pacifle Theatre. The Rev. Thomas B. Dade, as at a tea Nov. 3 by Mrs. Dorothy the pawn and the puppet of the CONRY STATE SENATOR sistant pastor of St. Patrick’s McBride and Mrs. E. E. Zook. state. Germany, too, no less had EXPERIENCED—Elected to the Colorado State T.egUlatore fn 1981. Re church, Washington, D. C., will be Students of the eighth grade DEMOCRAT FOR elected again In 1988 and again In 1940, at which time, becamae of his flne regimented the lives of its great record, he received the iargeat veto ever cast for a State Representative in the speaker qji the early CBS enjoyed a hayrack ride Oct. 28. people, to their present humil Eledioa “ Church o f the Air” program Sun Denver, Q u a lifu tlL hf txparlei»*e Patty Settle entertained her iating disaster. ^ France, Czecho STATE day, Nov. 3. His topic is “ The TueirUy, Nov.’S classmates at a birthday party slovakia, Austria, Bulgaria, Po REPRESEIVTATIVE YOUR VOTE FOR IRVING GRIMES for District Judge, will help elect a In Battkln§, Iv i/ M fi md Law Second Commandment — Thou Oct. 26. man whe fs experienced In lawi. Joat, impartial and fair minded. Shalt Not Take thy Name of the land, Italy, and other nations, with Attorney — Feteran JTer II — Dr. and Mrs. Harrington have their, for most part, , secret, Pol. Adv. Lord, Thy God, in Vain.” Father Satanic, anti-clerical movement, Pledged to the Democratic Dade is the third s p e a k e r in a returned from a vacation trip to Mexico. stand on the brink of havoc and Platform ' • Ar QaaUfied Experienced series of 13 broadcasts on the'Ten Pol. Adv. Commandments. His broadcast A meeting of the Fathers’ club disaster, because of their shelter of the Reds. In Poland, for ex YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED will be carried on station KLZ at will be held Thursday night at 8 ample, the very foundations of or 8 a.m. in the school hall. der are being destroyed. Here, the diabolical forces have dese crated churches, sacred persons, and objects; destroyed schools, Dominic fl. COLOROSO \ ELECT seminaries, universities, and the FOR irreplacable treasures of the cen turies. Even in our country, Mex STATE REPRESENTATIVE ico, and Canada, these cunning, ruthless forces are now working to destroy all religion and to make ELECTION NOV. S MARY C. man subservient to the state.. . mkt*. We are being terribly deceived if we think that the forces now rampant all over the world can GRIFFITH never jeopardize the existence of our United States. We know that * RE-ELECT ^ Democrat for these forces are here and can no longer be called alien. Communism, Socialism, or call it any kind of JAMES B. RABETSKY STATE “ ism,” it is here with the same DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE objectives, the same destructive force, with the same philosophy House of Representatives of hatred and absolutism, which Appreciate Your Support! SENATOR threatens to destroy initiative, undermine the sanctity of the A Endortcd by Organized Labor (all (SHORT TERM) home and family, discredit man’s branekat) ability to manage his own affairs, VETERAN WORLD WAR 11— and ultimately place all men un A "Baat Qaallfiad" rating by Civic der the disastrous shackles of dic League CAPABLE — QUAUFIED tatorship. The purpose of this is not merely A “ Highly Recommended” by Junior to alarm the Catholic laity. It is Chamber of Commerce These prominent Catholics of Denver recom to revive in us among other thinj^ A “ Faeorable Attitude Report” by the faith of the martyrs. It is EUGENE H. TEPLEY Dearer Unity Council mend her candidacy for your consideration. not too late! It is never too late with God! There is a movement B« h » Many ethar tint rtcoBacaJatisni. an Mrs Marie H. Norrisey Mrs. Harold F. CoUins now working, as it many times DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE axnlltnt rtcord, aa< ia an aaaat ta Daercr in Mrs. Wm. J. May worked before, in stern opposition Uia Latialntort. Judge Joseph J. Walah Miss Grace Kenehan to this renegade system of philos Bernard B. Carraher VOTE FOR Mrs. W. C. Kimmins ophy. This movement, or crusade, FOR Mrs. Patrick S. Dolan Tl^nias W. Nevin is without any doubt embodied in the forces of the Knights of Co James Bernard Radetsky A tToman’* Viempoint is Helpful in Good Government. lumbus. The organization’s prin Pol. Adv. cipal aim is to spread the trutha 26TH NAME ON THE b Al IX>T Pol. Adv. of our holy religion, and to 'as STATE SENATOR sist by word and example in lift ing the burden of oppression that has befallen the masses. The Mr. Tepley is a well known director in Young Knights of Columbus’ present Democratic circles. He was born in D.enver 30 movement, contrary to the opin years ago, the son of Dr. Leo V. Tepley. Earned ion of the few, is not a new or his way through college by manual, .as well as a merely verbal movement. W’e have only to turn back a few mental labor, and won four letters in athletics. pages in our history, to the first Graduate of University of Colorado with degree DANSBERRY for SENATE and second World wars, to see of B.A. and LL.B. Practiced law in Denver 6 years, the influence of these noble men and one year of business administration. Married in uplifting the morale of the sol diers on every side, specifically and has one daughter; is a Denver taxpayer. JAMES F. DANSBERRY through our own NCCS-USO. Served in the Atlantic, Pacific, and Mediterran We can also particularly point put ean Middle East War Zones. their influence in our own schools, awarding scholarships, giving a APPRECIATES YOUR SUPPORT helping hand to the Parochial league, directing speech contests He believes the exisieaee of a “ Surples” ia lime of so maay and other worth-^hile contests, ac A leader in civic programs and charity drives.' tively engaging in\he work of the slate needs is disgratelnl. Community Chest, and sponsoring A staunch supporter of all Catholic activities. many orphanage projects They furnish, and supervise His election will help effect the program of Lee Knoas as Covemor many Catholic socials with sound A successful and\enterprising business man. Catholic entertainment. They pro vide study clubs, whose purpose PROPRIETOR OF is to learn and keep alive Catholic ELECT EUGENE H. TEPLEY doctrines. They have their own blood bank. In their building THE DANSBERRY PHARMACY-14th aRd Champa they furnish the headquarter^ for Pul your lazes to work—gel 100 eenis results on your Tax Dollars the Catholic man at all times. We JIM” DANSBERRY Pel AdVA could go on almost endlessly with a litany of their philanthropies AND DONT FORGET YOUR FIREMEN AND POLICEMEN to the poor and oppressed— philan (Lm I NaiM on Senatorial Lift) Pol. ASv. thropies conducted in every shape ^ *
Thursday, October SI, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN TURKEY GAMES P A R H SET Nuns* Foundress PUPILS TO PRESENT PROGRAM Fr. Monaban Hamad BY LOYOU PTA ON NOV. 6 Viea PrasidanI af FMIICIS J. HONORING MSGR. CHAS. HAGUS Chsplaias’ Saaialy (Loyola Paruh, DanTor) Marilyn Valley, 2942 St. Paul. (Annunciation Pariih, Denver) meeting it was voted to hold a ser A program honoring Monsignor ies of pinochle parties for men and The annual PTA turkey games Election of officers was held. Washington.— The Rev. William Charles Hagus, whose name day women, in the school library, be J. Monahan, a priest of the Arch KNAUSS party at Loyola will be held The 8:30 Mass on Sunday will is Nov. 4, will be given in Hagus ginning Thursday evening, Oct. 31, diocese of Denver now studying at Wednesday, Nov. 6, at 8:30 p.m. be a High Mass during the winter Prizes of nylons, sugar, ham and hall by the students of the school and continuing for weeks. the Catholic University of America, months, and will be sung by the Thursday afternoon, Oct. 31, at For bacon, and many other hard-to>get Anyone wishing to join these par was among those named vice presi grade school children choir under 2:30. The program follows: items will be awarded. ties is invited to be present at 8 dents of the Army and Navy Chap the direction of Sister Margaret Original speech, “ Feast Day o’clock. Two hostesses will be ap lains’ association at the close of DISTRICT JUDGE Members of the PTA who at Pierre. Greeting to Monsignor Hagus,” pointed to have charge of each a three-day convention. Father tended the CPTL meeting at the The Masses on the Feast of All Bob Kelly; presentation of spirit meeting. The first two are Mrs. Monahan is. one of three priests Shlrley-Savoy hotel were Mmes. Saints, Friday, Nov, 1, will be at ual bouquet from students of the J. Murphy and Mrs. George Sulli named to office by the chaplains’ Grant, Linnebar, Kloberdanz, 6, 7, 8. and 9 o’clock. On the school, Carol • Ann Schweider; van. group. Doherty, Novack, Frei, and May. Experienced Feast of All Souls, Saturday, Nov. choral, “ Kentucky Babe,” Glee The Shut-In kit donated by Unanimously elected president On Sunday, Nov. 3, in the 8:30 2, there will be nine Ma.sses, start club, tap dance, .Gayle Jackson; Mrs. Delia Feely was awarded to was the Rev. Dr. Robert J. White, Now Serving o'clock Mass the Young Ladies’ ing at 6 o’clock and ending about original oration; “ Racial Discrim Mrs. M. Prine. The luncheon dean of the Catholic university- sodality will receive Communion 9 o’clock, ination,” Delores Clark; tableau, award went to Mrs. M. Givens of law school. The Rev. Francis V. in a group. Mrs. Mary T, Brennan of 2222 “ The Apparition of Our Lady of Blessed Sacrament parish, who, Sullivan, S.J., of Boston college, This (dTtrtlumvnt paid for by Fatima,” Betty Valencour, Jane Gtorit F. MonirinI ond On Oct. 29, the Young Ladies’ Vine street is a patient in St. with Mrs. Jesse White of Dallas, was also named as a vice president. w m iiB L. Rico sodality met in the home of Miss Anthony’s hospital. ______Tanko, Wayne Jackson, and mem Tex., and Mrs. J. Boyle acted as Pol. Adv. bers of the Glee club. Tne narrator judge in the Dime p ai^ . Awarded Sen. Saltonstall Quits will be Celeste McCain. top prize for bringing in the most Elect In last week’s Altar society returns was Mrs. Anna Carrell, Soviet Friendship Union and the prize for the most unique *‘Good Government* idea for “ making her dime grow” Boston.— Senator Leverett Sal h Gooil Business Mother Cornelia. Connelly, an went to Mrs. Bee Knight tonstall of Massachusetts, who be SIDNEY P.GODSMAN came a sponsor during the war of ^merican and foundress of the ST, m m m Mrs. Ed Clinton donated enough RE-ELECT ^Society of the Holy Child Jesus, wide, hand-crocheted lace for a new the National Council of American- altar cloth. Mrs. T. Carr volun Soviet Friendship, Inc., has with Candidate for which it observing the centennial drawn his sponsorship. The Sena of its founding in England. Estab teered to finish the altar cloth and also complete two side altar cloths tor took this action in objection to lished for the education of girls, the council’s policy of taking posi STATE REPRESENTATIVE the society operates Rosemont col similar to the main altar cloth. Anyone wishing to join the Altar tions on U. S. government-Soviet JOHN lege, Rosemont, Pa., and schools 1 government relations. in the Archdioceses of Boston, and Rosary choir may caU Mrs. Chicago, Newark, New York, Los Moore at CH. 0417. General Election Nov. 5 Angeles, Philadelphia, and Port St. Ann’s card club will meet in N. Y. Cardinal Dedicates land, Ore. (St. Elizabath’a Parish, Denver) the home of Mrs. Ed Gates Tues Home for Dependent Tots HARPEL Pol. AdT. day, Nov. 12, at 1 o’clock. Sunday, Oct. 27, the Third Order White Plains, N. Y.— Cardinal FOR CONSCRIPTION SUBSTITUTE of St. Francis, with 186 members Mrs. Hugh Gallagher was hos pitalized several days last week Francis Spellman, Archbishop of Appleton, Wis. — A well-inte present, held election of officers. New York, dedicated the new Car grated physical training program after a fall on the stairs in her The following were named; Presi home. dinal McCloskey school and home STATE SENATOR instead of peace-time military con dent, Mrs. E. K. Enders of Cathe for 230 dependent children here. scription was advocated by the Mrs. Agnes Phillips, injured in (REPUBLICAN TICKET) dral parish; mistress of novices, The new institute, under the su BEN F. ENGLANDER American Lutheran Church at its Mrs. J. R. Colby o f Cathedral; an automobile accident some time ago, is reported improving. pervision of the New York Catho A Business Man , . . national convention here. treasurer, Miss Margins of Little Dr. C. Cassidy is a patient in lic Charities, will be conducted Not a Politician ton; librarian, Mrs. Hogman of Fitzsimons hospital. by the Dominican Sisters of Spar- Pol. Adv. Candidate for Cathedral. The PTA turkey games party is kill, N. Y. The Rosary and Altar society scheduled for Monday. Nov. 25. will receive Communion in the 8 Masses for All S a lts’ day will o’clock Mass this Sunday. The be at 5:16, 7, 8:3J, 9:30, and state Representative monthly meeting scheduled for 10:45. Nov. 5 has been postponed until Masses, all Requiem High, on Nov. 12 at 2 o’clock. At that time All Souls’ day will be at 6, 7, 8. VOTE FOR FOR EFFICIENT GOVERNMENT instructive movies of the Mass will and 9 o’clock. be shown. The LCBA will meet in the hall Pol. Adr. St. Elizabeth’s PTA at its last Tuesday, Nov. 6, at 2 o’clock. meeting appointed room mothers At a wedding in S t Cajetan’s for the school year as follows: church Oct 26 before a Nup Grade one, Mrs. Aloysius G. Gerst- tial Mass Juanita Marie Lopez of ner, Mrs. William H. Hume; grade St. .Francis de Sales’ became the VOTE FOR two and three, Mrs. Cody, Mrs. bride of Edward Gonzales of An Palmer LBurih O’Grady: grade four, Mrs. E. nunciation parish. Fisher, Mrs. A. Rupp; grade five, The bride wore a white satin Mrs. Chiaponi, Mrs. John R. Cav gown with a beaded neckline and a Republican Candidate anaugh; grade six, Mrs. Jessie finger-tip veil. She was given in “CHRIS” Coleman, Mrs. C. Spahn; and marriage by her brother, Angelo grade seven, Mrs, George Keough, Lopez. Her matron of honor was for Mrs. J. Murphy. her sister, Susie Lopez, and an Committee chairmen are; Mem other sister, Mrs. Mary Costello, CUSACK bership, Mrs. Roman Avila; pro was the bridesmaid. The atten House of Representatives gram, Conrad Spahn; publicity, dants were Misses Sylvia Opodaca James Hofsetz; hospitality, Mrs. and Margaret Gonzales, sisters of the bridegroom, and Virginia Gal O’Grady: and ways and means, Report of Civic League, Published REPUBLICAN legos and Eloisc Jaramillo, cousins. Mr. O’Grady, Attendant to the bridegroom was Sept. 6, 1946: C A N D ID A T E MMYSEACH There will be a football game Rudy Apodaca. between St. Elizabeth’s and Blessed The wedding party had break- One of the Best Qualified: FOR STATE Sacrament teams at 4 p.m. Tues fast in the home of the bride's for the day at the City Park race tracks. sister, Mary Costello. A reception REPRESENTATIVE Saturday, at 9:30 at City Park, St. was held in the home of the bride A Succegsful lAtwyer Elizabeth’s will play the Loyola groom’s mother, Mrs. M. Gonzales, PALMER L. BURCH YOLR VOTE WILL BE graders. 3548 Gilpin street, where the Age 39; 1770 Roilyn; Married, no children; Treat, State APPRECIATED Father Malachy O’Kane, O.F.M.. newly married couple will reside. realty company; high ichool and butineti college; no will conduct the Forty Hours’ in Margaret Cassidy is visiting in legislative experience; sound thinker; independent; MEMBER OF ST. JOHN’S Xavier, Kans. PARISH Oakley, Kans., from Nov. 1 to 3. tuccetsful businessman. Pol. Adv. Senate Father Pacificus Kennedy, O.F.M., The members of the Elyria and Alphabetically Name li Near will conduct a mission in Rock Swansea club have promised to M . AHv. Bottom of Liit attend Mass the first Saturday of Pol. Adv. Springs, Wyo., Nov. 3 to 10, and Father Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., will evei-y month for five months in YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED also conduct a mission Nov. 3 to 10 honor of Qur Lady of Fatima, in Kimball, Neb. Father Fridolin Shockley, O.F.M., will conduct the Thirteen Hours’ devotion in Yuma, begin ning Nov, 3. The Young Ladies’ sodality and the Children o f Mary enjoyed a Halloween party in their rooms Oct. 26. Father Berard Giblin, O.F.M., the spiritual director, was SUPPORT present. Father Angelus Tintle, O.F.M., who is in St. Anthony’s hospital, is recovering. Joseph Coogan of the seventh grade, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo seph Coogan of 1340 Osage, has been confined to Colorado General YOUR FIREMEN hospital for several weeks with polio. He is making a slow re covery. Mary Francis Stringer, daugh ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Arley 0. Stringer of 1310 W, Colfax ave &enet D e nue, has been hospitalized in Chil dren’s hospital since July with AND POLICEMEN polio. She is making a good come back. Mary Francis attended St. Joseph’s high school, Mr. and Mrs. George Zigler of 1236 ^pan received a letter from their son, John, with the army of occupation in Tokyo. This is their first news from him since he went THEY STAND UIJARD overseas. Conrad Spahn and John Vllano of the parish PTA are coaching the footbajl team. They are looking DAY AND NIGHT forward to some exciting contests. Masses for All Souls’ day, Nov. 2, are'as follows: 6, 7, 8, 9, and 12:16. The 9 o’clock Mass will be CONGRESS a Solemn Requiem. A s a member of die powerful Ap» VOTE “ FOR” THE propriations Committee in Congressy Dean Gillespie occupies a posidoa NO NEW MAN CAN ACHIEVE during a first term . . . Authoritative FIRE & POLICE AMENDMENT polls show that the NEW Congress wiU be REPUBLICAN — with a Republican speaker, a Republican SENIORITY chairman and majority on every committee. Gillespie’s present senior* NOVEMBER 5. 1946 New Republican ity is a valuable asset to Colorado* Protect our best interests by sending Re-Elect him back to the Congress. KEEP CONGRESS Roy Chrysler Colorado’s national representatioc This Advertisement Courtesy of SOLIDLY Republican! j for STAT^ SENATOR B E S U R E In tka Primary Election, he was highly recommended by the / Junior Chamber of Commerce TOM FLAHERTY and JOE KEATING ELECTION NOV. 5 and the Civic League as having a good record, being well in formed, sincere, end well bal Pol. Adv. anced. Pol. Adv. PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4205 Thursday, October 31,1946 MTHEDRAL TEAM GIRDS FOR DE SALES CONTEST
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The Red Ralden from Regie formation, only to see Joe By B ob H oyt high school fought their way lest Sweeney’s neat spirals elude the In Regis Stadium Nov. 3 Sunday to undisputed poesession arms of the intended receivers Bulldog meeti Bulldog at 7:30 of first piece lo the Parochial by inches. ♦ Friday night when St. Joeeph’t Teague by downing St, Francis’ STATISTICS CONFIRM and Brighton high play at the fair The Bluejays of Cathedral high school, unexpected vic Gremlins in a bruising battle that SCORE groundi. The Brighton team want* ended wjth the Raiders on the bet. The slim margin between the revenge for last year’s 26-6 de tims ()f an inspired Holy Family attack last Sunday, are un ter end of a 7*0 score. Display* teams was reflected by both the feat, but the ntmoit that St. Jo dergoing grueling practice sessions this week in preparation ing a highly co*ordinated defense score and the game’s statistics. seph’* fupporters will concede them for their game Sunday, Nov. 3, with St. Francis de Sales’ that was forced to draw on all The Raiders barely shaded the St. is a closer score. The Denver outfit Gremlins. The game will have an important bearing on the its resources to stop the smash* Francis outfit in every department will be without fhe tervicee of ing plunges of Joe Sweeney and but passing, where their total Clem Pfeifer, back, who hat an conference race, since the two teams are now locked jn a tie Vincent Walsh, the Kelloggmen yardage was 72 to the Gremlins' injured knee and will probably for third place in the race for the league crown. Leading the struck swiftly in the third quar eight. Regis made seven first be lost to hie team for the rest of pack are the Regis Red Raiders, with two victories and no de ter on a neatly executed screen downs, St. Francis’ six, and the to this year’* games. feats, and Holy Family rides hope e • • pass play that garnered the game tal yardage, ground and air, was fully in second place with a .667 coaches revealed, however, that winning points. McEnery’s kick, Regis 204, S t Francis’ 124. The Sunday’s crowd of 6,100 was \| percentage. the Bluejays would hold a slight passing squarely between the up effectiveness of the Regis pass de the largest in the history of the _ Cathedral Coach Cobe Jones, edge in the pre-game odds. rights, added an unnecessary digit fense was shown by the fact that Parochial league. Biggest pre highly dissatisfied with the brand Annunciation Team to close the scoring. St. Francis’ completed only two vious assemblage, 6,025, was of blocking and tackling exhibited The Raiders had no monopoly of the 10 passes the team at counted at the Mullen-St. Joseph’s by his charges in last Sunday’s Takes on Mullen on tight defensive work. Sparked tempted. Neither of .the comple play-off game last year. game, declared Tuesday that a In the.opening.game of Sunday’s by Halfback Joe Sweeney, cap tions gained substantial yardage. • • * shakeup was in store for the Blue tvvin bill, Annunciation’s Cardinals tain of the St. Francis squad, the Lou Kellogg reported that his Station KMYR has scheduled a jays’ forward wall. “ Nothing is will meet the Mustangs from Mul Gremlins refused to give ground players came out of the game in settled yet,” he said, “ but right len in a battle of underdogs. An in scoring territory to the Regis good shape, but St. Francis’ Sam broadcast of the second game of the Nov. 10 doubleheader. The now I think that Moya and Alli- nunciation, victim of a 40-12 lac both large and imall dogi par* ground attack, despite several Jarvis was p^loomy about the con cotti will start at the ends, and ing at the hands of the Cathedral strong threats. Early in the game, dition of his team. Kellogg was schedule for that day has been ticipate in the International Ken* Atencio will probably start in the team Oct. 20, will attempt to im Coach Sam Jarvis’ charges with much pleased with the Raiders’ reversed to increase the prospects Bel club’s alhbreeds show in Chi* of an exciting game: St. Joseph’s The first Boy Scout ia history Cochrane (left) needs a flashlight line also.” No changes were in prove its standing at the expense cago. Largest entry, a 170*pound stood a scoring drive that brought performance, which, he said, was to become en Eagle Scout though to watch the feat, but not so store for the smooth-working Ca of an inexperienced Mustang out “ a great improvement ovef last will play Holy Family team in tha Great Dane, dwarfs the tiniest en* the Raiders to the S t Francis five totally blind is Ronnie Sanders, Ronnie, who has learned to save a thedral backfield, whose needle- fit that shows a record thus far with a first down, goal to go. La week’s play,” Regis plays its next second game, and St. Francis’ vs. try, a two*pounder. Mullen team will take the starting 16, shown above building e firo drowning person, identify birds by threading sophomore passer. Bill of no wins and two losses, the lat ter in the game, the Regis eleven game at 2:30 Monday, Nov. 11, completely by touch. At Culver their calls, and pass numeron* Gillin, showed to good advantage est having been dished out by Holy reached the 24, and, in the final against Annunciation team. The spot. Sports announcar Mark Family to the tune of 19-0. Schriber will be at the mike, City, Calif., his scoutmaster, R, C. other tests. Sunday even as his team went do'wn period, the 23, but lost the ball first game of the Armistice day to defeat. The Cardinals, on the basis of JOE’S SKELLY each time. football festivities will see Ca e * a Joe Sweeney and Vince Walsh their showing against Cathedral, The winning play came in the thedral taking on St. Mary’s of Asked which of his linemen are expected to rely heavily on the SERVICE third quarter. Soon after the Colorado Springs. were outstanding in Sunday’s are the bugaboos confronting the Holy Family Tigers Score Bluejay defense in the coming con passing skill of Quarterback Phil JOE FARRENKOPF. Prop. period started, Walsh punted to game against Cathedral, Holy Grommett, who pitched two scor (MEMBER ST. LOUIS' PARISRt Family Coach Joe Fanning said test. Cathedral supporters feared lit Bo. Broadway PK. tW Halfback Augie Raao, who was ing tosses to account for all hie downed where he stood on the he was stumped. “ The whole line that their scoring punch, held in WB TREAT TOD RtCBT check by the alert, hard-charging team’s points in that game. Scotty Regis 83. On the next play, Raso JUNIOR played a swell game, both starters Upset Over Cathedral, 13-7 McGregor, Cardinal mentor, and subs,” he declared. “ I wish Regis defense, would break out slipped through for 16 yards and again in next Sunday's game. dropped the hint that next Sun Opoa Brsatags a first down. The next play-series they’d get more credit for it.” day’s crowd would be well advised saw Raso stopped for no rain dt LEABUE He handed out praise to every A pack of snarling Tigers from on the Cathedral 40, and the Blue- St. Francis’ in Poor Shap* to watch the line play of Langren Do DEUTSCH one in the forward wall, but Holy Family high school ripped OPTOMETRIST U Tsars Ptastios left end and trapped behind the jaya took to the air; Gillin threw In the opposing camp, chief wor at center, Steubert at tackle, and line on an attempted pass. Regis finally consented to single out through the startled defenses of a to Nemmers twice to pick up a first rier Sam Jarvis had plenty of rea Volosin at end. Annunciation’s Btm Lombard, Costa, Sparacino, and much-favorcd Cathedral eleven Bxsmtnod then brought the screen play out JOTTINGS down^or the Joneamen, made an son to echo Cathedral groans. backfield, light and fast, uses the GIsssoa of its b a g jii tricks, the ball go Readwyn for special mention. last Sunday to score a 13-7 upset other one on his own power by a Though no Gremlin starter was colorful Notre Dame shift on of PIttsd ing to Gibbs, who fired it to Vil- “ That doesn’t mean the others and take firm hold of second place 16-yard jaunt through right, guard, definitely out of the week’s line fense. Brokon Liasss Junior league schedules have don’t deserve credit,” he cau in the parochial le^ue standings. up, the St. Francis’ team had Dapllcatod lano. Rei^t linemen gathered then put his team into scoring ter The Mustangs expected to have around their quarterback and gave been revised this week owing to tioned. “ The whole team was It was crowd-pleasing football all ritory with still another first down taken a sad battering from the Red all first-stringers in shape for the Oonllsts* Praseriptien Filled him superb protection on bis changes in weight classifications swell.” The interview took place the way,' culminating in an action- on tosses to Colaiano and Hamilton. Raiders, and did not expect to Cardinal game, with the single ex Goaaias Kryptok on the part of two teams. The two days after the game, but Fan filled fourth quarter that included have a top-form eleven facing the iBiisIbls Blfonl SIntIo Vbloa 40^ard gallop to a score. Colaiano was stopped on a plunge, ception of right tackle Benson, LoBsss to 8se O'*"**' Striking back in a desperate Bchedude for the week of Nov. 3 ning was still sounding pretty thrills enough to meet the season’s and Gillin resorted to another Bluejays at kickoff time. Dick Tal who is out probably for the rest Far and Noar — Pljt* I effort to gain a tie, the Gremlins follows: happy. quota. spiral, this time to Colaiano on the bott, aggressive Gremlin guard who of the season. Hampered from the Qronnd all In ana. frawa. used eveiy form of offensive play HeaTyweiglit Diviaion • • • Until that final period the one. Colaiano supplied scoring turned in a stellar performance start of the season by lack of ex At Raaaonakla Pricaa Pk. TA. IMI St. Jobn'a vt. 8t. Ftancii' game had been a scoreless battle against Regis despite a badly in their book, but were stymied 8t> Catbarina'a v*. 8t, Vlnoant'a The Vecchierelli-MulUne pas* punch with a dcive over right perience, Mullen’s team has been 1519 Curtis St **'sr.r^ by the Regis defsnse and the St. PhUomana’a vi. Holy Family taam play that brought Holy Family it* of determined defenses, with the tackle and put the Bluejays tem bruised leg, was the bipigest ques further weakened by eligibility re well-placea punting of Guy Gibbs. (Blaiaad Saeramant taam drew a bye second touchdown and margin of action surging up and down the porarily in the lead, 7-6, with an tion mark among the injured. Gene strictions, and Coach Dick Brown When its spread formation thia week) victory looked remarkably like the field and the call changing hands, other plunge at the right side of Cushing, Talbott’s opposite num could express no very sanguine Eaataida Lightweight Divisien proved ineffective, St. Francis’ play that gave Regis its victory via fumbles, punts, and intercep Holy Family line. ber at guard, was nursing a swol hopes over his followers’ prospects Specal Glas§e§ Annuneiatlon team va, St Phllomtna’a twice tried a pass play from punt Loyola taam te, Blaiaad Sacrament over St. Francis’, Gibb* to VlUano tions, with confusing frequency. Tigars Sew It Up len wrin received in scrimmage, in the Nov. 3 encounter. taam to the goal lino. Both passe* were Then, as the third quarter neared Cathedral rooters barely had and Jim Thompson, tackle, was Leo Case, captain and left half For A n y Purpose St. Pranoii’ «a. St Xlliabath'a short, both were screen plays, and its end. Tiger End Readwyn time .to settle back in their seats also on the doubtful liet. back for the Mustangs, L. Gus (St. Joba'i draw a bye) slipped behind the Bluejay sec before Holy Family struck again C. A. FRITTS Game Raanitt on each the downfield blocking Asked whether St, Francis’ man, Olivas, and G. Benson will Werkara, military man. aporla (ana. would have given a Notra Dame ondary, gathered in a sweet pass to dampen their victory hopes drills would’ concentrate on pass form the starting backfield. Brown ontdoor man—wa maka tiaiaaa (or ANY roB Eeataide Lighweight Annnneiaalon taam. II: Loyola taam, 0. scout a thrill. Neither team used from “ Muzzy” VecchiarelH, and completely, DiManna’s kickoff defense to stop the aerial thrusts cited Olivas, 125-pound quarter spaclallied purpoie. J u t bring you Slila Smaior St Franole', 41: St Eliiabeth’e. 0. the play again after tallying with scampered down the field to the went over the goal line. O’Hayre of Bill Gillin, Jarvis replied that back and passer, as an example of ptaacrlption. St. Joba i, I; St Phlloraena'a, t. it. Cathedral eight. The gUn sounded, hit left guard for three, and Vec- the Gremlins “ are concentrating the talented but green material (T« Fill Vk w <7) 8t Franele', It) BlMied Baorament but the intermission failed to ehiarelli’s first pass was incom team, I. • « * on everything. Cathedral has a doing the gpridiron chores for Mul REPUBUCAN douse the fire of the Tiger attack. plete. Then VecchiarelH faded len this year. "They’re all out there Open 9:00 to 5:30 Daily PoL A4v. Blaaetd gaorament team. 41 i hoy^t Mullen’s coach, Dick Brown, re strong running attack as well as taam, 0. Quarterback Mullane senfbig Bill again and dropped a short heave accurate passing,” he explained. to put up a scrap,” he said, “and B le e d Sacrament team. 161 St ports that prospects for tha rest O’Hayre, hard-working fullback, of the season are not too bright. into Mullane’s arms. Mullane fell “ They are going to be hard to they have nothing to be ashamed 9i00 to 1:00 Saturday Attantlon BOWLERS I John’i, 0. around left end, through center, North Lightweight Long-term outlook is consider^ly in behind good interference and stop.” of for the way they've played so Ten Pin Bowling Alley and at left tackle to put the ball St. Vincent'! home, 6. Holy Family more cheerful, however. “ Most of swiveled his way to a score. Bill Following the ancient tradition far. We’ll probably be outweighed will Btrwit raa U k*wl (ar on the ons-yard line. O’Hayre’s taam, 0. my boys are pretty green yet,” O’Hayre’a drop-kick, making the of coaches, neither Jones nor Jar Sunday, but my boys will be in St. Clara’i home, It) St. Catherlno'a, i. signal was called again, and, after icore 18-7, was the final taUy of Una (let * 8sn., I ta 4) he said, “ But they’re scrappy, and vis would express confidence of there playing football, and the re Enitilde Hegvyweight hobbling the pass from center the game. they’re leaminil fast. Watch us victory. A survey of other league sults will show one of these days.” AUO OriN FOB LBAGUI Holy Family taam. T| Bleiitd Saera- momentarily, he charged through RimVATIONB mint taam, 0. next season.” As sn example of Biggest factors in the surprise the middle of the Cathedral line victory were Bill O’Haj^e’s punt n il FrankUa AL*fau IITI St VInaant da Paul'i. (. 8t Philo Mullen scrappiness, he pointed out mtaa'e, 6. to rack up six points for the ing and plunging, the tricky open- St. Oatharina'e, 6. St Franoii'. 0. Bob Gusman, 118-pound left end. “ Ho still gets fluslfercd easily,” Tigers, His dropkick try for field running of Johnny Vecchia- The Rev. James Moynihan, di point was blocked. relli, and Cathedral’s inability to rector of the league, requests that said Brown, “ but when he’s on ^ear Bast CDissions Gillin Paces Scoring Drive remain in charge of the ball. Also OPTICIAN all game results be reported to him he’s got plenty.” DORAN * * * Left Halfback Bill Gillin, Ca heavily instrumental was the in Cardinal Francis J. Spellman, D.D., President as soon as possible at TAbor 2030 thedral’s sharp-eyed sophomore Very Rev. Thomas J. McMahon, S.T.D., National Secretary HATTERS To be eligible for league play. Fa One of Cathedral sharpshooter spired play of the Tiger line. Gillin’s t^^• incompleted passes passer, put on an amazing exhi Despite the defeat, observant Rev. Andrew H. Rogosh, S.T.L., Assistant Secretary I'^at BaaaadlUaBlaa ther Moynihan said, a boy must be bition of accuracy as the aroused spectators were not yet counting younger than 16, and a bona fide (he completed six) was partially 8erriaa EaelBMaaly” Bluejavs came roaring back. Vec- Cathedral out of the running in the student in the eighth grade or a blocked by Dees, Tiger tackle, and ■KE.OI2I1 ' 7 3 3 E. Colfu «t Clarksra chiarelli’s short kick went to Kerr championship struggle. When the What Are You Doing? lower grsde at one of the schools caught by teammate Sparacino to CALL MAIN 6818 included in the league. The stop a Bluejay scoring threat as Bluejay offense dioked it was Daring November, month of the Holy Souls, what are yon Botteit Namb«r in Towa Fat Praa Plck-ap aaA DaBtarr nothing short of sensational, and if Sarrica lightweight division comprises the first half ended. The hard- doing for yonr beloved dead? Twenty dollars will enroll a loved ORDER players 100 pounds or lighter, and flung ball struck Dees on the fore BOWLINB Coach Cobe Jones succeeds in one deceased forever in our Purgatorian Society of Masses. Or the heavyweight section players head and caused a gash that eliminating weaknesses in gen you might have the Gregorian Masses offered every day for thirty eralship and blocking Cathedral’s A Goad Swaater Mskei • Warm are between 100 and 125 pounds. needed three .stitches by way of KNIGHTS OF days. Then, what are you doing for your own November, when Charlie Young is official weigher repair. team will be a dangeroue con you will be numbered among the departed? Write for informa Friend * * * COLUMBUS LEAGUE tender. Stlioal-Award Swaatere w itk re for the league. tion on our suspense card. COAL In league play, a quarter con Haberer, who replaced Dees in inforced elbowa and non-atretch- able cuffa at Milla’ low pricea. sists of 16 plays. Each team is the Tiger line-up, played his first Team Standings ' S. O. S. LITTLE BO-PEEP NOW required to furnish a man to act game Saturday and turnefi in a team — W. L. Av«. COLORADO as “ timekeeper,” Responsibility steady performance. Tiger end Navigators ...... 21 S 824 FROM PEASANTS’ BISHOP Three little shepherds, Francis, Better to Be Safa and Warm for meeting the schedules rests Readwyn also is seeing action for DiputiSl — ..... 19 8 108 From Bishop Mark Khouaam, of Jacinta, and Lucy sa'w Our Lady KNITTING MILLS Cuards ...... — ______14 10 786 Than Cold and Sorry IU< Waltao Pb. CH.rtr »SS with team directors. the first time this season. Wardens ...... 12 18 786 Egypt, who proudly calls himself at Fatima in 1917. She promised » • • Grand Knithta ...... 10 14 786 the Biahop of the Peesante, come* them even the conversion of Rus PROMPT DELIVERY “DENVER'S MOST PROGRESSIVE'' Alan Anderson, 139 - pound Cliancsllara ...... 10 14 784 thia plea for sacred articles: sia, if all prayed hard enough. Will SERVICE Trustees ...... 6 18 747 Regis right guard, threw the best Secretaris# ...... 4 20 608 “ Please atk our Near East friendi you help us to build the Shrine The Cascade Laandry A Dry Cleaners block of the day on the Gibbs Indlvdual Standinga to help me obtain sacred articles Chapel of Our Lady of Fatima in to Villano pass play that won the. Gamsi Avg. for my poor chapels. the Holy Land, for this intention. Rugby Coal Co. Complete Laundry & Dry Cleaning Service game for the Red Raiders. And, Butts ...... 21 182 “ I itill need three special chalices, Gladly will we send a novena leaf Sshersr ...... 21 179 let We C«U fey ud Deliver as Regis coach Lou Kellogg put Carr — ...... 24 ITS coating fifty dollars. On each of 1144 Fifth St. it, he “ was in the Gremlins’ hair Fisher ...... 94 174 them I ihall have inscribed the 1847 Market Sl Tabor 6370-6379 all day.” La Mott* ...... II 172 name of the donor, and the priest * * • Albui ...... 84 168 BEAUTIFUL Kruse ...... 24 168 Tha Fighting Irish of Notre will remember him each day In his With Christmas not too far offj^ Kellogg w a s noncommittal Rsllly ...... L 24 168 Dame's famous football teams of Mass. have you thought of our beautHur about the Raiders’ chances for Marshall ...... 24 l|| this year and last are featured in “ Then I need five pyxes, used by :ift card, which tells frienda and the conference crown. “ WeTe in K, Mariaebsr ...... 24 146 the priest to carry Communion to LsqveU ...... 21 166 the current RKO Sportscope film, foved ones that you have had Mass the driver’s seat right now, but P. Wagner ...... 80 166 entitled Nail, Notre Dame, showing the slok, Each coats twenty-five offered or have given a sacred arti it’s an uncomfortable spot. Every T. Berlin ------....^ 84 184 this week at the Orpheum theater, dollars. Again, I shall put the cle to a mission chapel in their Ramsey .... 24 184 LABOR’S End orsements body in the league is pointing for according to information given to name of the donor on each, honor? Write for our illustrated McKenna .... 24 162 US now. W e’re going to try to Day ...... 17 182 the Denver Notre Dame club by “ I sho’ild like very much to have circular in colors. avoid the jitters by worrying Schneider __ 81 181 theater officials. one monatrance, in which the VOTE FOK THESE CANDIPATESs about one thing only— our next Mulligan .... 84 161 Advance notices indicate that Sacred Host ii placed for Benedic game.” Marlaux ...... 16 167 this film shows many closeupa of tion. With the present high costs, BOUET * * * Alcorn ...... 15 188 In this small town of Egypt, an Congressman...... JOHN A. CARROLL (D) Alff ...... 16 166 Notre Dame grid greats of previous I shall need seventy-five dollars. Cobe Jones, Cathedral mentor, Cuba ...... 24 161 “ One poor miaaionary haa been American benefactreM, since years, besides many thrilling ac passed away, built a little chapel, Supreme Court Justice...... (WORTH ALLEN (D) thought that “ Muzzy” Vecchia- Q. Mtriaohsr ...... 24 161 tion shots of last season’s Irish begging me for a set of new vest Dehmsr ...... 14 161 named after the Sacred Hearts of rclli provided the spark for the games. The pictures show in de ments. These, in modest form, cost rVofe for Two) | FRANK L. HAYS (R) Miller ..... 21 IBO Jesus and Mary. Its pastor asks Supreme Court Justice (Short Term)..WAYNE D. WILLIAMS (D) Holy Family offense, and gave Korpal ...... 24 140 tail many of the plays and forma forty dollars, and I do want to take equal praise to the running of Mason .... 24 142 tions that Quarterback Johnny Lu- from him the tattered mrmenta he fifty dollars in order to place this Bsskiui ...... 12 142 picture over the main altar. You Governor...... WM. LEE KNOUS (D) Bill O’Hayre. O’Hayre, it was Btolts ...... 24 147 jack has sparked for long runs and has been wearing at tne altar." pointed out by the official scorer, Betaro ...... 24 146 scoring gallops. Will you help this Bishop of can make this your votive offering Lieutenant Governor...... LACY L. WILKINSON (D) to the poor. was the hardest worker on the A. Wagner ...... 16 146 Hail, Notre Dame is showing in the Poor? For years he has Been Secretary of State._...... ROBERT D. BLACKMAN (D) field last Sunday. He carried the Bwigsrt ...... 21 141 depending on us to support pis Hailisll ...... 12 142 Denver during the peak of activity KISS OF DEATH State Auditor...... HOMER F. BEDFORD (D) ball 20 times. Kan* ..... 24 146 of the local alumni club’s award humble diocese, which has had * * * Norton ...... - ...... 24 117 60,000 converts in recent years. “ Altar boys on whose infant fea State Treasurer...... ERNST H. STERLING (D) Isilllo ...... :....„ 21 111 program, the winner of which will tures was already fixed the certain League leaders: Puntinrf— Bill J. Wstnsr ..... 24 121 receive two railroad round trip HAPPY HOLIDAY seal of early death.” So someone Attorney-General...... t ELMER P. COGBURN (D) Gillin, Cathedral; passing— GilUn; J. Bsriln ...... 24 192 tickets to South Bend and two re Lerg ...... - ...... 24 101 With the holidays coming, we described Father Damien'e Mate (Both Accoptable—Vote for One) } H. LAWRENCE HINKLEY (R) ball carrying— Vince Walsh, SL served game tickets in the alumni must build up our fund for OR servers. Please do give your mite Superintendent of Public Instruction..INEZ JOHNSON LEWIS (D) Francis’. Bill O’Hayre of Holy High iniiividual Gama preference section of Notre Dame PHAN’S BREAD, to make Christ, to the DAMIEN iSpE R FUND, Family and Gillin are pushing Carr ...... 2*0 stadium to witness the classic grid Regents of Colorado University...... (ALBERTA PIKE BOYD (D) Butt* ...... - ...... 121 mag glad for thousands of orphans. for we want to maka these outeaeta Walsh for the top spot in toting Reilly ...... 222 iron battle between the fighting Do what you can, and when you happy at Christmas, (Vote for Two) } DR. M. D. CURRIGAN (D) the ball, and Grommett of Annun Mulligan '...... - ...... 812 Irish of Notre Dame and the Tro write, ask for “ Happy Holiday," — a — ciation follows Gillin in the punt jans of Southern California Nov. These candidates have pledged themselves to eerreet Colorado's inadequate Work High Team Game our little booklet snowing how COMING ing and passing departments. Wardens ...... — 212 so. Full information on the project, much your help means, men's Compensation, Unemployment Compensation, and Occupational Disease Paul Villano, Regis quarter, leads Deputies ...... - ...... 112 which will raise funds for the an November 24 is tha second birth day of the BASILIANS, our Near Disability Acts: in scoring, followed closely by Guards ...... - ...... 204 nual scholarship to Notre Dame for GREAT GIFT High Individual Series East School Club. A dollar monthly ro i STATE SINATOE8 Colaiano, Cathedral plunger. a Colorado boy, may be had from Can you give a thousand dollars Carr ...... —..— — 841 any member of the Denver Notre puts you under the patronage of John J, Harpel (R) Joseph P. Constantine (D) FIshsr ...... — 211 to build a chapel of the Holy Souli St. Basil, its holv patron. Write fer SILVER FRONT La Mott* .... 802 Dame, club or by calling the chair- in Egypt during November? Eugene H. Tepley (D) George F. Rock (D) Butts ...... 109 map, Thomas M. Tierney, at TA a picture of a chapel-school, High Team Sariet bor 7886 or EMerson 1610. N O t^M B E R 4 F O l STATE SENATOR (Sheri Term)— Mary Griifith (D) SHOE REPAIR Guards .... 2,694 This is the Feast of St. Charles, SORROW'S SONG Nftviiratorfl ..... Under the direction of Robert FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVES DEFORMED AND ODD DVPUtkt ...... SsSiS Dick, plans are being completed and we are thinking of those noble A special crucifix and oandla- A. P. Ardourel (D) Earl Mann (R) Wilfred E. Tickner (R) James B. Radetsky D) SHOES A SPECIALTY for the annual Notre Dame-Army Sisters of St. Charles, who run a sticks to a poor chapel in Egypt can Clem Crowley (D) (Seorge J. Baker (D) Julius W. Hughes (D) Gordon Miles (R) WOODEN SHOES FOR SHOWER game broadcast and dinner Nov. 9 home for the aged in Alexandria, be your prayerful song of lorrow Philadelphia Methodists EgypL Can you help us to send for the moat abandoned soul in 1261 16(h ST. HA. 6860 in the Albany hotel. It has bean Dominic Coloroso (D) Walter A. Ballou (D) LawrenceM.Henry(D) O. C . Abernathy (D) Protest Zagrel^ Verdict the yearly custom of the Notre them two hundred dollars before purgatory. Will you provide the-i Ben Bezofi (D) Donald P. Dunklee (D) Thomas H. Diz (D) Dame club to gather for this game Christmas? gifts for ninety dollars? A.R.G. DOLL SHOP Philadelphia.— At meeting of and invite men of the United States FOR DltniCT lUDOE^Irving Grimes (D) J New Dolls and Toys nearly 100 Mathodist miniaten Military academy stationed at here, the clergymen unanimoualy army posts near Denver. Tickets Send all commuhicationt to VOTE T l f ON FIRE AND POLICE AMENDMENT Doll Buggies and Trikes reiolved to “ join Catholic for the dinner broadcast for Notrt This Ad Paid For by Colorado Slate Federation ol Labor DOLL WIGS brethren in thair protest against Dame and Wait Point graduates Otholif .^ear East IDelfarc Asfodatton Religious Statues Repaired th* Yugoslav government for im will be $1.50, and reservations may posing an unjust and cruel ten- be had by calling Robert Dick at 480 Lexington Ave. a,t 46th 8t. New York 17, N. Ye 1515 Arapaliue AlA. 7617 taoce upon Archbishop Stepinac.” MAiu 6171. Thursday, October 3i, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN BILL MILLER IS FRANSAUAN Tabernacle Group FRANK A. SAFRANEK A Inne Slite R t - t l e d Will Meet Nov. 1 LAWYER • FARMER AT ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’ RANCHER Tkeater Parly (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, tive participant in all sports and With Mrs. Clem Kohl presiding, Danvar) extra-curricular activities and has Tabernacle society members will • Bill Miller, a senior at S t Fran been an honor student during his gather in the home of Mrs. Grant The Denver ehajter of. the Lo- cis de Sales’ high school, has been three years. Wimbush, 2601 E. Seventh ave THINKER retto Heights Alumnae associa* named to the highest position in Irene Zoellner will reign as nue, Denver, Friday, Nov. 1, at 2 p.m. • tion will sponsor a theater party the school, that oi Fransalian. To homecoming queen in the tradi embracing the four programs be eligible for the position, the tional ceremonies Sunday, Nov. 3 The Vei-y Rev. Joseph P. STATESMAN showing Nov. 6, 7, 8, anid Armis student mutt have been in the She will be attended by Anne De O’Heron, pastor of St. Louis’ par tice day, Monday, Nov. 11, in the laney, senior attendant, and Pa ish, Englewood, will be the guest Advocate of a peace that is six Fox theaters of Denver. Miss tricia Harmon, junior attendant speaker. both dorable and endurable Margaret Daly, chairman o f the The honor was bestowed on these Women of ail parishes In activity, announces that tickets girls after selection by the mem Muiksr sf Oar I t i r »t Victsrx terested in the Tabernacle society purchased through the alumnae at bers of the football team. are invited to be present at the Psriih, Uaisa, Cels. the regular box office price will Homecoming Schedule meeting and are assured of a Democratic Candidate for admit the holder to any one of warm welcome. An opportunity the following productions: At the The day’s events will open with Mass and Communion for all will be given the non-members to Denver, Webber, and Esquire learn more about the work of the CONGRESS theaters the technicolor' musical alumni members. Following the Mass, the alumni will attend a society and the part that each >nd ConfT««lonat District hit, Margie, starring Jeanne Crain breakfast served by members of member can play in its program of and Allan Young; at the Para Catholic Action. GENERAL ELEOTION mount, Home Sweet Homicide will the Parent-Teachers’ association NOVEMBER 6. l»t« be oiTered. Both are class A-1 in the Fransalian hall. An alumni jep rally conducted by the cheer- Pol. Ad* pictures. Programs at the Rialto SK Clara’s Aid Card ^ and Aladdin will be announced eaders and Pep club will be held later. to stimulate the members in the Party Slated Nov. 6 A preview showing of Margie school spirit. Talks will be given NETTIE S. FREED by the Rev. Gregory Smith, pastor, VOTE FOR was given to volunteers in the residential army of Community and by former Fransalian leaders. St. Clara’s Aid society of for Chest workers on Oct. 25. It is At 1 o’clock, the float bearing Denrer will sponsor a card Willlain S. Hill rated by Time magazine as^n e the queen and her two attendants, party in tha orphanage Stale Superiaiaadefll ERNST H. the most wholesome screen hits with the two Gremlin mascots, Wednesday, Nor. 6, at 1 p.m. Patrick Fitzgerald and Tommy of the year. Admission will bo 35 eonts. of to Congress Tickets, which are available Mulligan of the first grade, will All aro welcome. now, may be obtained from Miss lead the parade to the Regis sta Hostessas will ha Mrs. J. J. Second Congressional District STERLING dium, where the Gremlins will play Daly, 1660 Logan, telephone MAin Dryer, Mrs. Frank MeCloskey, Pablie hslrielioa Election Nov. 5th the Cathedral Bluejays at 2:30 FOR 7246; Mrs. Joseph E. Barry, 1309 and Mrs. C. W . Harris. Milwaukee, telephone EAst 7878; Bril Miller o’clock. The float will be fol Pol. Ad*. Republican Ticket or from any other Loretto Heights lowed by brightly trimmed con Pol. Adv, Slate Treasurer college alumna. school for all four years of his vertibles containing the four DINNER GUESTS high school, must be active in all majorettes, cheerleaders, a n d extra-curricular activities, a n d Re-Elect DEMOCRAT HEAR DR. SABIN members of the Pep club and Sixty-live attended a dinner in must have an average of 90 in de alumni. the Rose room of the Park Lane portment and scholarship. At the kickoff, Irene Zoellner QUALIFIED . EFFICIENT hotel Oct. 24, when the Loretto For the past two years. Bill has will present the ball to the Cathe WALTER F. MORRISON Heights Alumnae association’s been chairman of the student sen dral captain. Between halves the Former Railroad Auditor Denver chapter entertained out- ate in the school and is on the senior girls will give a drill and Farmer, Stockman, Taxpayer of-town members attending the inter-BchooI council. He is an ac- the other members of the Pep club Colorado Educational association will form a large C for Cathedral. Secretory of Stote Election, Nov. 5, 1946 convention. Dr. Florence Sabin, Irene Zoellner will be crowned by Pol. Adv. chairman of the Governor’s post Joe Sweeney, Gremlin captain. Pol. Adv. war planning committee on health, She will then present a bouquet of featured speaker, outlined the chrysanthemums to the Rev. Fred necessity for a change in the exist McCallin, superintendent of Cathe* His Record and Sarrices Are Known and Proran ing state health laws and gave a dral high school resume of the five bills to be in The event will be brought to e Re-Elect troduced to the coming .session of close with the annual homecoming 1 NORRIS C. the Legislature. Dr. Sabin was in dance in the Lincoln room of the H. LAWREIVCE troduced by Mrs. James Barry, Shiriey-Savoy hotel from 9 to 12 toastmaster at the dinner. p.ni. Music will be provided by Alumnae in Red Feather Army Howard Farrand and his orchestra. H m K L E Y BAKKE Twelve alumnae are working in Chaperons for the dance will be the Community Chest drive’s resi the parents of the queen and the AHORNET GENERAL dential army, district 16, of which (St. James’ Parish, Denvar) attendants, and the president and The John Ruth Memorial Ush Attomty Oenersl me term; Dmuty Attorney Grnrrsl Mrs., James B. Kenney, also an social secretary of the Parent- four yssri; ovtrstsi vttersn World War 1; elected Keep this distinguished alumna, is a major. Serving as a ers’ club held a dinner meeting this Teachers’ association. week in the Oxford hotel. Walter County Jud(e of Loesn County five terms. captain, Mrs. T. B. Burnite, Jr„ PTA to Meet Nov. 6 Marrow, president, presided. Eu jurist and useful citigen directs the following “ red feather" The PTA meeting will be held gene Blisn gake a report on the Republican — Veteran — Capable and Experienced volunteers: Mrs. George V. Kelly, Wednesday, Nov. 6, at 8:15 p.m. proposed memorial to be erected Pol. Adv, on the Miss Margaret Sullivan, Miss Elea in tha high school auditorium, nor Murphy, Miss Margaret Daly, to the memory of John R. Ruth, with Mrs. J. G. Loeffel presiding. Miss Shirley Kalotta, Mrs. Wil after whom the club is named. Jo Mother Anna Joseph will speak on SUPREME COURT seph Lasky and committee report- liam J. Carson, Mrs. Ray McGov “ School Problems." Willeru Greim ed on comingir activities ...... of... the club. ern, Miss Catherine Pruisner, Mrs. will speak on “ City Recreation.” The president urged the members James Barry, and Mrs. J. J. Zori The Bluebird Camp Fire girls will reflecting him to co-operate wholeheartedly in JOHN I GREEN chak. be present. the turkey games party to be held on Nov. Sth A food shower will be held for Noy, 9 in the K. of C. home, £. the sisters Nov. 6. This is an aa Rnpublican Candidate for Pol. Adv. 16th avenue and Grant street. nual a f f ^ sponsored by the PTA. Frank Safranek . Mass Hours Listed Canned M it or vegetables may be Ma^es on the Feast o f All sent to the school or brought to Saints, Nov. 1, will be at 6, 7, 8, STATE AUDITOR the PTA meeting, 9, 10, and 11 o’clock. Early Member of The council meeting will be held Sacred Heart devotions will be at 7:15 n LAWYER - BUSINESSMAN lA held Friday evening at 7 :45. brary. First grade, l^A, and 12B RALPH CREWS Church m West Masses on Saturday, All Souls' mothers will be hostesses. Qualified War II Veteran day, will begin at 6:30, with a Mr, and Mrs^John W. Strits an Representation in Government The beginning o* Catholicism Requiem High Mass at 7:30 and nounce the birth of a boy, John PoL Ad*. Democratic Candidate for on the plains is familiar to Frank the last Mass at 8:30. Catechism classes will be held Joseph, Oot. 16 in Mercy hospital A. Safranek, lawyer and rancher Mrs. Strits is the former Anna- of Limon, who is well known in po this Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Baptized Sunday were Mark belle Buchen, daughter of Mr. and litical circles. Mrs. F, J. Buchen, William, infant son of Mr. and STATE SENATOR The log cabin-born attorney was Holy Rosary circle will meet in FRANK L Mrs. William D. McCoy, with Rolv ON NOVEMBER baptized at the age of eight by a the assembly room of the rectory ert B, Schell and Maureen Mur circuit-riding priest in the Bel Tuesd^, Nov. 6, at 1 p.m. Mrs. 5, 1946 Washiigton and Ynma Oonniiaa mont, Neb., section house, after phy as sponsors, and Roberta Mary, infant daughter of Mr. and Tom Egan and Miss Katherine being brought a day’s ride by oxen Hynes will be hosdesserv Members HAYS In Favor of an Improved Scboel Syetem; lefiiUtion to aaceur- team. Mrs. Chester H. Blackford, with Robert B. ScheM and Loretta C. are asked to notify a hostess, if ELECT for afo the extenaion of Rural Electrification! the improvament Claismate of Abbot Schwinn they cannot be present. From a country-school begin Schell as sponson. and axteniien of a market road ayatem ; tha aatabliabpent of Troop 128 Honored JUSTIGE ning, young Safranek advanced Circle Entertained Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Troop 126 won both the ad tho returning G.I.t in the economical and political Ufa of the through his pre-legal studies in vancement and attendance banners Republican country; and the adequate care and protection of our aged St, Benedict’s college, Atchison, circle was entertained in the Octo of th* ber meeting by Mrs. James T. at the October court of honor. Ticket 'and infirm. Kans., where he began a lifelong This was an extraordinary achieve SUPREME Pol. Adv. friendship with a classmate who Reid of 1688 Spruce street. High COURT scores were won by Mrs. A, James- ment, as it represented the work was to become Abbot Leonard done for the months of July, Long Term and Mrs. J. F. Arnold. Mrs. J. Schwinn, O.S.B., of Canon City. August, September, and October, Gradaala Craightaa Ualreraily Law School 1 9 1 8 Pol. Adv. Creighton university law school Flynn was a guest The November meeting will he held in the home There has been no court of honor Pot Ad*. in Omaha g;raduated Mr. Safranek held in the south district or at of Mrs. A. Crede, 4141 E. Sixth ELECT in its 1013 class. Tbs young at Camp Tahosa since early July torney opened an office in Ne avenue. The Ave Maria circle was enter Advancements made were; Gold braska and later moved to Limon, Eagle palms, Earl Reum and where he has practiced law and tained on Monday in the home of Richard Ott; life rank, Stanley Mrs. Rex Rader, 1311 Newport Independent Voters League WILBUR M. ALTER operated a ranch for many years. Williams; star rank. Jack Flynnj Son Crack Rifleman street. Twelve members were pres ent. first class rank, Vernon Wolcott, Republican Candidate The newest generation of Louis Pfannenstlel, and Jack Safraneks is represented on the Mr, and Mrs. Joseph returned Endorses to their home Saturdayday from a Flynn; second class rank, Gordon FOR roster of Abbey school. Canon Arterburn. City, Frank, J., a junior, is the month’s vacation in South Dakota, where tliey visited relatives and Merit badges were awarded .to first Abbey student to win the the following; Edward Day, Ed distinction of membership in the friends. WORTH ALLEN David Ruth, son of Mrs. Berlc ward Bishop, Jack Anderies, SUPREME COURT Nimrods. the junior department Richard Ott, Jack Flynn, Tommy of the American Rifieman’i asso Ruth, visited friends in the parish the past week. He expects to be Guerin, Stanley Williams, Louis ciation. A second son, Robert Pfannenstlel, Tommy Hannlgan, John, intendi to enter Abbey released frqm the coast guard for the SUPREME COURT JUSTICE soon and will rejoin his mother Earnest Correy, Melvin Sheets, school as a freshman next year. Merlyn Sheets, and Don Wienecke. A K. of C. and Holy Name so and family in Philadelphia, where (LONG TERM) they are now residing. The Mothers’ auxiliary enter ciety member in Our Lady of Vic tained the Scout fathers in the tory pariah, Limon, Mr. Safranek 12 Years Judicial Experience. home of Mr, and Mrs. Edward is a Democratic candidate for Day. Fathers Charles Salmon and Independent Voters League 6 Years on Supreme Court. Congress from the Second Con Need Increasing Leonard Abercrombie addressed gressional district, DENVER, COLORADO Pol. Adv. the group of 35 parents Scout Leaders Oliver Wieneeke Wo is m 'i PrMt Olsb For B Type Blood and Harold Sheets and Assistant Judiciary Cemmittaa Scoutmaster Lester Biehl accom Bernard B. Carrakar, Chairman panied the scouts on a one-day To Hold Tea Nov. 17 the supplies of B type blood at hike beyond Littleton on Sunday. Wm. P. MaGlana FitMimons General hospital are Bridge building and cooking tests Maria H. Morrissey R O e T . D . completely exhausted, Mrs. George Miss Ida Kirwan, second vice were passed. Harold Collins Eddy Cook, blood procurement president and social and member The troop- committee met Oct Frank P. Lynab chairman of the American Red 20 in the home of S. J. DuBois, ship chairman of the Colorado Thomas J. Nevin Catholic Women's Press club, an Cnss, said this week. The blood The Mothers’ auxiliary of troop Joseph F. Little BLAIMN nounces plans for a large formal donor service is making an especial 126 will hold a Halloween party tea to which prospactive members fOr the scouts and their dads October 29, 1946. DEMOCRATIC plea to all type B donors to help Thursday, Oct. 31, in the Lincoln will be invited. The affair, at Independent Voters Ueggufl CANDIDATE FOR which Miss Kirwan will be assisted Apleniih the supply of this type school from 7 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. by Misses Marie and Helen'Stamp- blood. Cider and doughnuts will be served E A C Building sel, will be held Sunday afternoon, Sgt. Hy Ackerman, who is a type and a program will be given. Denver, Colorado SEGRETART OF Nov. 17, from 8 to 6 oxlock in the B, Is another candidate for Mr. home of Mrs, Phil Clarke, 732 Fill Ripley’s “ Believe It or Not" col G«ni lenten I STATE more, Denver. In addition to pros umn. At Wessel, the sergeant's British Empire Medal pective members clerical guests outfit of engineers was building Pursuant to your instruatiaas your aammittaa has investigated the qualifications A.A.F, VETERAN PILOT have been specially invited to at a bridge across the Rhine under Givsa Francis Gervi of Mr. Worth Allen as a candldata for tho Supreme Court of the State of Colorado, tend. These include Archbishop 4 YRS. artillery fire, from the Germans. and submit this, their rapart. Urban J, Vehr, the Rt, Rev, Wil Hy, a welder before and after he Francis J. Cervi, 32, of 3601 UambsT St. Louis’ Parish liam Higgins, the R t Rev. John entered the service in 1943, was Steele street, Denver, has been Mr. Allan has bean a rasldaut af tha State af Colorado for twenty-eight years, R. Mulroy, the Very Rev. John J. having soma to tha State from the State af Illinois whore he obtained bis education Englewood, Colo. working on the braces for beams awarded the British Empire medal, Flanagan, S.J., and other members which were to ^ swung into place. U. S. Adj. Gen. Owen Elliot an and was admitted to the nraelica af law, Ho has practicad before the Supreme Court Pol. Ad*. of the clergy. A musical program A crane stood ready by a pile of nounces, of tha United Stales aad the Suprama Courts of Colorado and Illinois. Ha served is being arranged. steel beams (80 feat long—139 Thte medal,, signifying member one term as a mambar of the Puhlia UliUtias Commission of the State of Colorado inches in eircumferenct) weighing ship in the Order of the Britiah and was Special Assistant to tha Attarnoy Canaral of tha United Slates for a number six tons. A shell hit the crane, Empire, will be presented at a fu of yean, handlini irrigation maltars, which in turn hit the beams. Hy ture date for “ meritorious achieve Mr. Allan is a mambar af numaraui fraternal and civic organisations and hat THE BOARD OF REGENTS NEEDS THE heard the beams start to swing, ment in effecting and maintaining and ran. Eight feet from safety long bean a prominent mambar of the Denvar and Colorado Bar. Upon the basis of direct liaiion with British officials hit axparianee your cemmittaa faaU that Mr. Allan is aminantly qualified to fill the he was partly pinned down by one of the London home defense.” Doctor beam. A aeconu crane was brought loiitlon which noho laeat.seeks. This init raaammaadationroaammaaaaiion it batedoataa upon our invettigationtinvetiigaiiont ofo* Cervi, a Catholic and a member lljIt ckaractor, osparience and ability and your sommittaa givat bim their unqualified up and the beam'was pulled free. of the Capitol mortuary firm, was It in turn dislodged snother beam, anderiamaat. intelligence officer in the com Faithfully youn, HI. D. Currigan, M . D . which fell directly on Ackerman, mand covering military operations driving his body over a foot into in greater London, and eo-ordj- Bernard B. Carraher the ground. • DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE nated American and British de CHAIRMAN Sgt. Ackerman has been in 13 fensive measures during the period REGENT STATE ENIVERSITY hospitals, overseas and in the of V-weapon attack upon the city. United States. He has had 150 At the end of the war he was as ELECTION TUESDAY, NOV. 5, 1946 blood transfusions, and will need signed to counter-intelligence on THIS ADVERTISEMENT CONTRIBUTED BY CATHOLIC FRIENDS more as there is one more opera the continent with the rank of Pol, Adv. tion necessary. captain. PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4205 Thursday, October 81,1946
[St. Mary’s PTA to M eet A Veteran of World War II to Represent: u PRoeniM In Colorado Springs Nov. 6 Colo. Springs Colorado Springs.— St. Mary's of Colorado, and her committee and Parent-Teachers’ association will will be guests at the meeting and meet Wednesday afternoon, Nov. ^ J. D. Cnxeli C. D. O’Brloa will conduct a school of instru- 6. at 3:15 in the school audi El Paso County Gifts by nyooKWB tion, which is aimed to facilitate torium. Mrs. A. W. Engelbert, the work of the varioua depart FEBEINS-SHEARER president, will be in charge of the ments, being particularly helpful meeting. Mrs. A. F. Zarlengo, to room mothers, committee mem Brighton.— The Holy Name so Boulder.,— (Mt. St. Gertrude’s archdiocesan president of the bers, and offieprs. Preceding the 102 No. Tejon Aesdemy) — Elaborate prepara ciety of St. Augustine’s parish will BACQUE Catholic Parent-Teachers’ League meeting, there will be a council sponsor a games party ih the COLORADO SPRINGS* tions are being: made for the ob meeting at 2:30 and after the servance of Catholic Book week church hall Nov. 3 at 8 o’clock SMARTEST 8T0BE business meeting tea will be served in Mt. St, Gertrude’s. The' Rev. Prizes appropriate to the season Colorado Spring* by Ihe hospitality committee. Store for Men Hubert Newell will address the as will be awarded. sembled students and will listen in The Parent-Teachers’ associa Plans and preparations for the MOST UNUSUAL AND Boys Shop on some of the class prog;rams on tion also wishes to remind mem annual harvest festival are pro MODERN GIFT SHOP Wednesday, Nov. 6. The library bers and friends of the Loretto gressing satisfactorily. The festi Women’s Casual Shop will be open to visitors, and several Sisters that it is sponsoring a val will be held at the American pantry shower for thq teachers of Legion home (formerly the l l i S. TEJON very fine exhibits are being pre «ra-TEEN” SHOP pared. The Catholid Book week the school. Gifts can be brought Brighton armory) on the nights < FOR GIRL* 12 TO 11 slogan, “ Pillars of Freedom— to the meeting, if so desired, or of Nov. 22, 28, and 24. Christian Books,” will be the key Fort Collins.— (S t Joseph’s Par may be taken directly to the sis The special prize, to be awarded Bcaatifailr note of all the week’s activities. ish)— The Knights of Columbus ters’ home. This shower offers a Nov, 24, will be a new Ford car. uid Rntfall; The program includes: met on Wednesday, Oct. 23, in the convenient opportunity to every Other attractions will include a Appointed one for the expression of appre HEIDELBERG’S Sunday— Exhibits in library, school and completed plans for a hope chest, faneywork booth, 117 E. turkey party Monday, Nov. 25, in ciation to the. Loretto Sisters for candy booth, country store, fish CLOTHING reading room, Senior hall, Fresh their efforts on behalf of the chil man hall, grade rooms. St Joseph’s school hall. pond, and games. PIKES Tickets were given out to mem dren of St. Mary’s school. Men’i Furnithingt Monday—The Angel of M.S.G., The hope chest will soon be on PEAK bers of the council to be sold. The Mrs. Spencer Penrose will sail laylet, grades, 7 p.m.; junior display in one of the downtown 10 NORTH TEJON ST. JO E REICB proceeds from this party will be from New York about the middle ook tea, 2:45 p.m. business houses. Owner used to buy athletic equipment for of November on the S.S. America FOR STATE Tuesday — Wanted, a Book; St. Joseph’^ifchool. E. 0. Ahl- to visit her son-in-law and daugh The solemn triduum in honor of Good Bookt, The Ghost of an brandt is chairman in charge of ter, Count and Countess Paul Cor the Feast of Christ the King came SENATOR WILLIAM C. GRARON Abused Book, playlets, juniors, arrangements. Members also voted net De Ways Ruart, in Brussels, to a close with special devotions 8:46 a.m., auditorium; senior book to help the Senior Newman club Belgium. Later Mrs, Penrose will Oct. 27. The Rev. V. R, Hughes, ALVIN J . i t S - L tea, 3:30 p.m.; monologue, fresh sell tickets. pastor of St, Dominic’s, gave the go to Switzerland to join her Optometrist men, 11 a.m.. Freshman hall. Sunday, Nov. 3, is Communion sermon. The Rt. Rev. Charles Harry D. Q n .olort S ni randdaughter. Baroness Francois 12i Nortli Tejon St. Wednesday— “ PiUars of Free day for members of the Altar c Selys Longchamps, her hus Hagus, pastor of Annunciation PHONE UAIN MU dom— Christian Books,” the Rev. and Rosary society at the 9 o’clock band, and their five children. The arish, Denver, was celebrant at CRONA Mass. The regular meeting of the lolemn Benediction and he was COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. Hubert Newell, 1 p.m., auditorium; baron, who is in this country with MacDonald SALES SERVICE . convert authors, panel, seniors, group will be held Wednesday, three of the children, will accom assisted by the Very Rev, B. J. Democratic Candidate p.m., library. Nov. ’6, at 2 o’clock. After the pany Mrs. Penrose to Europe. Froegel, V. F., pastor of St. Republican Ticket for Thursday— “ Books to Have and business meeting Father Eugene Peter’s, Greeley; §nd the Rev. John to Hold,” panel, sophomores, 8:45 O’Sullivan will conduct the study P. Moran, pastor of S t John’s, General Election Nov. 5 th stale Senator THE MOST BEAUTIPUL COMPUUXNTS OP a.m.. Sophomore hall; freshman club. Denver, as deacon and subdeacon, DINING ROOM IN THE CITTI book review, 7 p.m. On Sunday, O ct 20, 110 Senior Arvada Women respectively. Fathers Charles San Pol. Adv. Pol. Adv. JIM JAGKSON Friday — Historical Sketches, Newman students received Com ger of Keenesburg, Bernard Weak- RUTH’S OVEN playlet, junior high, 2:45 p.m.. munion in the 9 o’clock Mass and land, and Roy Figlino were in the were served breakfast in the school Sponsor Bazaar sanctuary. MOST DISTINCTIVE COFFEE SHOP Plumbing & Heating Junior High hall; sophomore tea, 2:45. auditorium. After the breakfast Immediately aftej: the services FINE PASTRIES 312 N. CUSTER I------For County Snperintendient of Schools Saturday—Books Are Bridges, L. R. Orleans, Jr., conducted a there was a special ceremony for Wsiness meeting. Miss Dorothy Arvada.— (Shrine of St. Anne) Republican Canpidate 220 No. Tejon Su H. 7M pageant, Mt. St. Gertrude stu the Crusaders o f Christ the King Skitt was appointed news reporter — The Altar and Rosary society dents, 7 p.m., auditorium. will have its annual chicken pie (a group of boys whose purpose is for the club. It was announced to sanctify themselves and to pre dinner and bazaar Sunday, Nov. LUCY $. PERRY six articles will be given away on pare themselves to meet the at Get Baur*s (of Denver) 3, from 4 to 8 p.m. Mrs. Martin Graduate of Cattaraugus Training School, inday, Dec. 8. They include a tacks of the enemies o f the COMPLIMENTS OP Klumker is general chairman, as Candy and Ice Cream at radio, Shavem aster, pressure Church). At this ceremony Moses New York, and Colorado- State College of sisted by the following: Dinner Education, Greeley . . . Holds lifetime cooker, breakfaster, _ fluorescent Sandoval was invested with the OLSON & BENBOW committee, Mmes. Louis Brauch, teaching certificate in Colorado . . . Has Johnson-English table lamp, and electric clock, symbol of general in the crusaders. PLBG. & HTG. CO. 'The married couples of the Richard Hynes, Agnes Smith, taught at Berthoud and Harrison, and has Drug Go. Senior Newman club held a social Rudy Zehnder, Mary Mapley, The boys and girls of the Junior done substitute teaching in Colorado 116 North Weber Su meeting Sunday evening, O ct 27. Mary Lumsdeen, R, Lee, Helen Newman club enjoyed a Halloween Springs and rural schools of El Paso LENTHERIC Toiletries Tel. Main 3066 They will have a social every sec Smith, M. Vendegna, George party Oct. 30, County for several years . . . President of Tajon at Bijoo 8L Phon* lU t ond and fourth Sunday of the Stipe, Paul Barenberg, Wayne The Children of Mary went on the El Paso County Parent-Teacher As month. Mikes, Elizabeth Hoar, Mary a hike Oct. 26. They will hold their sociation, 1936-1938 . . . Has been con Miss Gay Wilgrus, who was in Brunner, Ralph Lucius, Pat Good monthly meeting Saturday, Nov. 2, stantly active in civic and church groups, as - n jured in an automobile accident, is win, Walter Koerber, M. Marte- at 3:30 o’clock. well as local and state school organizations. "if Your Needs Are Eleetriad The Murray Drug Go. improving slowly in a local hos lon, and R. E. Goodlett; dining The monthly meeting o f the Member of First Christian Church and Call Main 939" pital. room committeel Mmes. 0. Sodality of the Blessed Virgin W. C. T. U. *'Suporior Service Stores'* WIRING—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS Bernard Wombacker, who is suf Schneider, E. Schneider, M. Nico- Mary will be held Sunday, Nov. Pol. Adv. fering from an attack of polio, is lino, Glenn Shaklee, C. Hayden, Main Store Phone Main 144 3, at 2 o’clock. An interesting pro Berwick Electric Co. still m the Colorado General hos Nick Keller, M. Bequette, and Col gram is planned for the meeting. Main Star. — IS Nortli Tojon 8C J. D. BERWICK pital but is much better. lins; Miss Sally Smith, St. Anne’s 'The sodality is making plans for a Nortli Stora — 832 North Tajoa 8L Colorado Sprinai, Calorad. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burdette circle, and St. Anne’s choir girls. breakfast on the feast day of their of Denver accompanied Mrs. Mary Mrs. J. M. Moore' has charge of patroness, the Immaculate Concep CARROL A. NELSOH Jackson home and spent a few the faneywork booth, assisted by tion, Dec. 8. • days visiting here. Mmes. W. Brown and J. Schmitt. Mrs. Frank Nies, Mrs. Henry Republican Candidate Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Par- The lleyse Sheet The combination ticket booth will Harms, Mrs. John Huett, and Mrs. soneault, Sr., have sold their farm Metal Works MORRISSEY be in charge of Miss Bonnie Bon George Gaylor are in charge of FOR north of town and mo1||d to Den ham. / the linens aiid sanctuary work INCORPORATED • Speciol ver. ■EATING ROOFING Miss Virginia Driscoll, who left during the month of November. STATE SHEET METAL SPRING SERVICE Mrs. V. 0. Coffin, president of for Nerinx, Ky., to enter the tit North Wtbrr StroM St. Joseph’s Altar and Rosary so Phono: Main 6S1 Cars — Trucks novitiate of the Sisters of Loretto, REPRESENTATIVE ciety, called a meeting of St. is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Four Vote Will Be Eat. 1888 Joseph’s deanery committee on J W. Cuchorroi Staley of Cedar street. Appreciated Monday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Raymond Skitt. It was de Mr. and Mrs. John Schmitt EL PASG GGUNTY BIST YEAR A. W. McBumey cided to divide the parish in sec spent the week end in Colorado FOOTWEAB Springs visiting with Mr. Sc’nmitt’s James E. Sacra Republican Candidate tions and assign workers to visit Pol. Adv. SS Years of Quality Bulova & Gruen every Catholic home, give out son, the Rev. J. Harley Schmitt, A Clear Creek County Man chaplain at St. Francis’ hospital Watches For Re-Election pamphlets Our Lady of the for ALSO BOSIERT AND BAGS Family Rosary, and encourage there. KAPELKES GDUNTY the daily recitation of the Family A Clear Creek County Job Your Support Insures Continuance of LAW The Vorhes Shoe Go. Rosary. and ORDER in This County! 9 S. TEJON GOMMISSIDNER There are now 12 girls regis FGR SHERIFF tered in the Brownie troop. On Agnes Da]getty EL PASO COUNTY/ Sunday, Nov, 3, in the 9 o’clock Republican Candidate Impartial - Alert - Courteous Pol. Adv. Mass, the girls and their leaders Wed in Stratton General Election Nov. 5, '46 will receive Communion in a body. Pol. Adv. M c C A B T Y Mrs. Ben Wombacker has charge SAMUEL J. DEAL ‘‘Qet the COAL CO. of the decorating of the Brownie Stratton.— On Oct. 22, Agnes Democratic Candidate for window in the State store. Better Coal — Better Serutee Dalgetty of Stratton was married Life-Long Resident of prior to a Nuptial Mass to Clyde Clear Creek County Re-Election Lorig Habit MA. 6405 Navy Mothers’ Club Cibolski of Ruleton, Kans., in St. Contractor Builder BUI McCrtr 122Vh E. C.i.nd. Av.. Charles’ church. * Maid of honor Metal Miner FGR SHERIFF Will Meet on Nov. 4 was Evelyn Peterson, and best — it pays!** The Rocky Mountain Navy man was Edward Cibolski. The Mothers’ club 461 will meet at 8 RENT R. WRIGHT We stand on our record for full co-operation with Rev. Edward Dinan officiated. State, City and Military Police and the FBI for prompt ENTERPRISE TENT p.m. Monday, Nov. 4, at J665 Republican • Clothes for Work Grant street. On Thursday, Oct. 24, two days ness and efficiency in the handling of the many prob before his marriage, Alvin Lowe Candidate for AND AWNING GO. was received in the Church. On lems that come before the Sheriff’s Office. • Clothes for Dress VISIT IN DENVER Pol. Adv. Mrs. Bernice Siebers and son, Saturday he and Julia McCormick County Commissioner 123 South Nevada Avenue of Stratton were married prior to PH. 1264 Vincent, of Denver and Tampa, Your support will be • Clothes for Play Fla., are visiting Mrs. Siebers’ a Nuptial Mass in St. Charles’ STORE AWNINGS NOW church. Rose Mary McCormick, appreciated at the general aunt, Mrs. Rose McNulty, prior to election November 5 going to Panama City^______sister of the bride, was maid of and the home IVAVA-HOPI honor, and Joe McCormick was Pol. Adv. RE-ELECT best man. Bridesmaids were of The Corral — INDIAN STORE Helen Green and Betty McCor Dealen in mick. Escorts were Jake Leoffler GGLORADO SPRINGS GENUINE COIN SILVER JEWELRY Hereford Saddles and NAVAJO RUGS - CHIMAYO BLANKETS SURILDA and James McCormick. Thomas H. H. HADLEY POTTERY AND BASKETS McCormick and Madalene Green VGTERS - NGTE: Finest Ranchwear 2 East Pikes Peak Ave. were flower boy and girl, respec Sf.ht SMin. by A.toaiobil. For County Assessor tively. Dannie McCormick was Democratic McCLASKEY ring-bearer. The bride was given Don’t Get in a Fix in ’46 A. W. Sparkman in marriage by her father, James Candidate for Without Insurance McCom^ick, Sr. Father Dinan of Present County Assessor, who Democratic ficiated at the ceremony. COUNTY has earned an excellent record On Sunday, Oct 27, Rena Isabel, M. E. MoGARTY by years of experience in serv infant daughter of Miguel and ing the public . . . Thoroughly SUPT. OF Candidate for Catalina Fernandez, was baptized Flee—INSURANCE—*UT0 trained in taxation matters, he 'rOUR WMIV’S HOSTH M YOU. MONiV in St. Charles’ church by Father 122^ E. Colormdo Ave. is originator of the “ Room Unit” SCHOOLS Dinan. Sponsors were Louis system of personal property as REPRESENTATIVE Valasquez and Mary Velasquez. (El Paso County) sessment recenty adopted by the The Anns listed here de Hsndmade Fnmltnra — Antlonea Colorado Tax Commission. A Reprodnetd — Repairint — Rofinishin. study of merchandise and real 36th General Assembly serve to be remembered UphoUUrlnt — Draperies estate values has made him one JJADLEY when you are distributing Pete Beroni of state’s most efficient county Loretto Heickt* Grad. your patronage in the dif furniture Shop officials . . . Past President of has the \ PHONE M. 6309 7H SO. CASCADE AVE. the Colorado Assessors’ Associ Pol. Adv. ation. ' ferent lines of business. Opposite Antlers Hotel Pol. Adv. [JIGHEST Qualifications— VOTE FOR ★ ★ ★ ELEGT HOLD JOHH N. Him in this RAYH. important office
SPEIR W. J. GRAHAM ‘T h e Welfare o f Your Child Come* FTrat” REPUBLICAN SLOCUM Republican Candidate for P o l Adv. CANDIDATE FOR Republican Comity Treasarei* COUNTY Candidate for El Paso County CLERK and General Election Tuet,, Nov. 5 Former Mayor of Manitou Spring* RECORDER and for many year* member of it* BRIGHTON SHERIFF 0 . W. WARD City Council, Mr. Graham’* civic If elected he will earnestly en acti^tie* have extended tnruout deavor to conduct his office in Df El Paso Gounly Democratic Candidate El Pa*o County. He wa* one of the ^ s t interests of every resi for R^Election the Fobnder* of the Labor College, dent in El Paso County with the and on it* Board of Director* for BUFF’S OARAGEuJIX. Bora^ aad raised in El Pe«b promise of his eflScient admin many year*. Ha i* a Pa*t Pre*i-. PONTIAC SALES & SERVICE . . . G.M.C. TRUCKS istration of all his duties. Your County. 4 yeari navel terv- County Treasurer dent of the Kiwani* Club, ha* been PURINA CHOWS BABY CHICKS support will be appreciated* ice World War No. 2. El Paso County active in Red Cro**, Community Che*t, El Pa*o County Tubercu- Grade Sehool Grocery A VETERAN OP COURTEOUS lo*i* A**n. Member of Typograph GLYDE PETERSON Your Vote and Support WORLD WAR II CONSIDERATE ical Union. Taxpayer in El Pa*o BRIGHTON HATCHERY AND and Greamary Greatly Appraciatad County 28 yaars. Hi* bu*ina*« ex- FASH STORE General Election ECONOMICAL perienca ha* btan in the new*paper FARM SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS GROCERIES • MEA’TS November 5, 1946 ICE CREAM ★ ★ ★ Pol. AdT. EFFICIENT field. He i* pub1i*her of The Pike* PboB* 17W, 3rd *nd Brid(t, Brlihton, Colo, P o l Adv, Pol. Adv. Peak Journal, of Mtnitou Spring*. HARVEST FESTIVAL Ita Bridt* Stnot Pol. Adv. NOV. 22, 23, Xith PH. <11W BRIGHTON. COLO. Thursdav. October SI. 1946 Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, R E ystone 4205 PAGE FIFTEEN
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Cleaners A Dyers vision of Regis college formulated sponsored by the Altar and Rosary •veiiahle 9a avtfyaaa ... iadividueli, finM, hwilaeaeea. l a t e l y : JOHN a. JOHNSON a new club among themselves to society was held Oct. 24. A record CONSUMER CREDIT DEPT., SECOND FLOOR be known as the Downtown Regis New Stoeke in Daily Otfle. PUal attendance taxed the lunchroom of E. V. ‘TED" MURPHY SPnic. ««:> KIT R. C.iru club. The Rev. E. T. Sandoyal, the school to its limits. The com Em. 2513 or An-9 lit B. Alui.Ja Am . Aarm U S.J., was named moderator. mittee in charge wishes to extend The purpose of the club is better its thanks to all who in any way The CENTRAL BANK & TRUST CO. to acquaint the students with one contributed to its success, ana espe I5TH & ARAPAHOE STREETS DENVEK, COLO. another and to make them an cially to those who contributed intimate part of activities carried iriies and cakes, and who worked SHAN6HAI CAFE JACK FRCST on by the students on the cam loth before and after. the party. pus. Father Sandoval announced The proceeds will be used to serv Aurora'* Finest Ca/a CF AURCRA that, although the club was to be ice sewing machines preparatory mainly a social organization, the AMERICAN u d CHINESE POODS AGENTS FOR to making articles for the 1947 ba ROLL-A-DOOR HOUSEHOLD religious and intellectual aides zaar and to purchase materials for AU. l l i S 9746 E«. Colfax would not be neglected. FROZEN FOOD CABINETS the articles. It is planned to have a joint Members of the Senior Young Communion /Mass and breaHast Ladies’ sodality will act as hos^ at Holy Ghost church each month. esses at the dinner to be given by LUMBEf PAINT - HAEOWARE INSULATION . At the meeting, temporary of the Sodality union of the archdio THK ficers were elected to serve until cese Tuesday, Nov. 6, at 6:30 p.m. the students are better acquainted in the Catholic Charities annex. Aurora Lumber Company to elect permanent leaders. The LAUNDRY Masses on All Saints’ day, Nov. ' Building Headquarters new president is Miss Lucille Bru- 1. will be offered at 6, 7, 8 and 9 PkMM Aanra U^PraakllB WM enza, and the vice president. Miss o’clock. On All Souls’ day, Masses Delores Bittick. The other two of AURORA, c o m will be at 6, 6:30, 7, 7:30, 8, and AURORA DRUG ficers will be Joseph Moriarity, 9 o’clock. A weekly High Mass of AU. US o«x w McBrid. treasurer; and James J. Sweeney, Requiem will bd sung in the month secretary. RATHRENS of November fbr persons listed on A Short Cat to After the meeting, a social was the leaflets distributed last Sun HOME SUPPUES held and Miss Bruenza announced day, and a monthly Mass will also HARDWARE PAINI Beaatifal Woodwork that the next meeting would be be offered in the ensuing year. ROOnNG held in the college refectory Sat Mmes. J. Carroll, J. Natale, A. urday, Nov. 9, at 8 p.m. An inter ITU E. CMf.x Am . Aarw. Ml Zamboni, W. H. White, S. Lucy, H. AURORA COLORADO esting program and social are Emonds, Florence Vendena, A. being planned and refreshments Gagliardi, J. Petrgglia, and M will be served. Amato, all of this parish, are as Offic. of tb. sisting Mrs. S. Chiolero in solicit La Mirada TREASURER ing funds in this district for the Clt7 and Countz of Dtazar Community Chest Ericsoi Alto Sspply HonIcip.I Balldfnt Pictured above are Mr. and Callin officiated at the double Mr. and Mrs. Carl Paminl have DMiT.r, CoI.r.d. Mra. George Weldon, whose wed ring ceremony. Mrs. Weldon is Nik K-7I returned from a wedding trip spent ding took place Oct. 18 in the St. the former Mary Katharine Clark Pottery Part* ft Accatsorie* for all Car* NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL in Chicago and Milwaukee, and ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND APPLICA. Paul chapel of the Denver Cathe of Cincinnati. Mr. Weldon is are residing at 3342 Vallejo street TION FOR ISSUANCE OF TREASURER’S dral. Tha Rev. Frederick D. Mc- “ Regiater” staff member. lUI B. C«Uu Ph. Aaron Ml DEED. Mrs. Famini is the former Doro TO WHOM rP MAY CONCERN, and thea l^egri. more eapceiallz to Henry K. Anderion. R. 8. Hall. William Loalie Hall. William J PrUk. Dorothy Steven. Hall. The Moffat FOURTH DEGREE SCHEDULES Cclifbmla made, and Inspired by the fluid Tunnel Improvement DUtrlet. The Denver Depeidable end Colorado Inveotment Company, J. 8. HANSEN A HANSEN lines and exquisite colors of ancient Chinese Fowler, Colorado Land and Inveotment Co pieces! Peacock blue and eggshell, or dove You and each of yon are hereby notifitd INITIATION FOR SUNDAY Gleaners & Dyers that on the Sth day of December, 19S8. the JEWELERS grey and chartreuse, there are delightful Aurora'* Mott Modem Store Manaacr of Revenue, Ex-Offic^ Treaeurer of the City and County of Denver and All members of the Fourth De any member o f t h e Fourth 1628 17th St. figurines, fan shape wall pockets, pillow MRS. M. O. SHEA, Mar. State of Colorado, .old at public eale to gree Knights of Coluipbus are Degree, particularly the faithful ONE STORE ONLY vases, and an array of bowls. INVITES YOUR PATRONAGE Clto and County of Denver, iMigrnor of navigator of the Fourth Degree, on $ j .00 AR. 790 William Lealie Hall and Dorothy Stavena requested to attend and take part Hall the epplicant, who hat made de or before Friday evening, Nov. 8 Prices start at mand for a Traaeurer’a Deed, the followlnir in the Fourth Degree initiation It is probable that the supreme deun'bed real eetate, eltuate In the City and County of Denver and State of ceremonies in the Knights of Co knight, Mr. Swif^ will wit ^Dr. D. C. Werthman^ IN THE POTTERY ROOM Colorado, to-wit; lumbus auditorium, E. 16th and ness the next local initiation into Lota Eleven Ml) and Twelve MZ), In Grant, Denver, Sunday afternoon, the Fourth Degree to take place \ and Associate 13th and Stout Streets INVITES YOU TO AURORA Block Ten MO), Perk Bill Annex approximately 18 months later. that laid tax aale waa made to latlify the Nov. 10, at 2 o’clock. A banquet ) DentiHn 4 delinquent general taxe* aateaaed axainat in honor of the new members will During the meeting of the 9758 E.CoHax Aurora?? aaid real eatate for the year 198Z; thet laid follow the ceremonies in the Fourth Degree Oct. 23, the mem ^ PLATES * ONB COAT m e s s ! real eatate waa taxed in the name of Shirley-Savoy hotel. The social for ^SOS lltk Shroat UN Ilth Stnat^ JIM RAGAN, Pi«p. Colorado Land and Inveatment Co..; that bers decided, with the co-operation the statutory period of redemption expired the same evening will take place of the Rev. Hubert Newell, arch ^ KEyitaiM ITU - TAbor K U * Carson's AMO TH* COST IS MS December Sth, 1936; that the eame hai in the Knights of Columbus audi diocesan superintendent of schools, I Opca Mm Jot aaJ TkaraJay Rvto. i not been redeemed; that aaid property may torium. 4 5 - be redeemed at any time before a Tax to sponsor a speech contest for all UTTLC Deed la issued; that a Tax Deed will be Members of the third degree Catholic high school pupils of tiie SWEDRORG’S tuiied to the aaid William Lealie Hall and archdiocese. The contest will begin Dorothy Stevens Hall, lawful holder of are still eligible to join the ranks Fine Foods ptn, sqvARi fqor* said cartlficate, on tha 14th day of of the Fourth Degree by calling immediately and will end on or February at 3 o’clock p.m. 194T, unless about Feb. 11. The topic for the 9637 E. Colfax tha aami has been redeemed before 6 FAVOR ACKNOWLEDGED speech contest will be “ Cathol AURORA JEWELRY o’clock p.m. of aaid date. PH. NO. 1 WITNfSS my hand and teal this 14th A Register reader wishes to pub icism, Americanism, and Com & APPLIANCE day of October, 1943. munism,” Complete details of this FREE DEUVERY GENERAL ELECTRIC HOT POINT lish thanks for a favor granted - . . . F. E. WILSON. (Seall fLo WM,, ^“ "test will be presented the mem- APPLIANCES Maneser of Ravenue, Ex-Officio through prayers to the Holy Infant regular meeting. INDIAN JEWELRY— SPORTING GOODS Treaeurer, City and County of The firms Uste4 hero deserre to of Prague, the Sacred Heart of a u r o r a Denver in the Stats of Oolorado. Monsignori John R. Mulroy and O S P M 1 0 R bt remombtrod whon you ere dis« TELttPHONE 348 i-DAY GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIR By T. E. WILSON, Jesus, Our Lady of the Snows, and Charles Hagus gave interesting tributinf your petroaefe'te the dU- First Publication October IT, 1944 fersnt linos of businoss. Last Publiretion October 31, i946. the Little Flower. talks in the last meeting of the V |Ry OettHijhi Fourth Degree, r NIGHT TO SALT LAKE CITV Plans are being arranged to have the Fourth Degree guard of honor take part in the closing LV...... DENVER...... SKXtp.i*. ceremonies of the Forty Hours’ de AR..SALT LAKE aTy..7.50«.» votion in all the parishes of the LV..SALT LAKE CITy,.5;30p.« archdiocese. Aft...... DENVEft...... 8.30 i.M. The Rev. Gregory SmiOi will be THE FIRE and POLICE AMENDMENT the guest of honor at the next general meeting Tuesday evening, Nov. 6. He will explain and insti ★ Lounge Observation Car tute a special study club for the members. ★ Dining Car Remember, they too live in Denver— The Knights of Columbus will 6 . I ★ Standard Pullmans— have families— children going to school again this year play “ Santa Claus’’ 8 Reasons Why,. ♦ to all the orphans ih all the or Rooms and Sections — pay their taxes and support the busi phanages of Denver. The chaplains for the Knights of ★ Reclining Seat Chair Cars ness institutions of our city. Columbus are the Very Rev. They are just as proud of our city and its Harold Campbell, state chaplain; Monsignor Mulroy, the council Denver & Rio Grinde Western Railroad ^ ^ Your Firemen and your Policemen have institutions as other citizens. chaplain; and the Rev. Edward J. 64l-17tli Sl or 1531 Stout Si Pheo* TAbor 1162 Fraezkowski, the Fourth Degree had only one raise of 15% on a basic chaplain. 'The social was held Oct. 29. A wage set over twenty-three years ago. social is h^l
Industry generally was granted several increases since the Firemen's and Police<> Remember the Date .. • men’s basic wage was set by charter— \ also State and Federal Employes have re NOVEMBER 5, 1946 ^ ceived substantial raises in pay recently Please Take a Little Time O ff to Vote for a — all of which reflect that a wage adjust Just Cause. ment under present conditions is recog Thank You! nized as fair and reasonable. YCUR FIREMEN ANO POLICEMEN
Pol. M r. I THE WALTER BREWING CO. Pueblo. Colorado • Trinidad ond W isconsm PAGE SIXTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4205 Thursday, October 31,1946
Progress in Chest Drive Zagreb Conviction Protested VOTE FOR COAL 6E0RGE Prompt and Courteoui Reported by Catholic Team SERVICE 6. PRIEST All Grades o f The E. of C.-Catholic Charities Hickey, major of the team, after Coal 8l Stoker Coala. soliciting team has made good Tuesday’s report luncheon. “ Al Rapublican Firsplaes Wood mil KlndUmg progredf-in its drive for Commun though our progress so far has Candidate ity Chest funds, according to an been gratifying, we still have CALL PE. 4604 announcement made by Maurice J. plenty of work to do if the quota for is to be m et” Mr. Hickey ex STATE REPRESENTATIVE pressed himself as well satisfied Jsffsnon CeantT RAY COAL CO. Nov. 5 Mealiig Date Slncsr* — Capable — PrognsslT* with the work of his assistants, but VeUran World War H 1165 so. PENN pointed out that their best efforts General Election Nor. I, 1941 Of SI. Vineent’s Aid will meet with only partial success Fol. Adv, unless they are given understand St. Vincent's Aid society will ing and co-operation by those meet in the home of Mrs. V. J. whom they approach. Holy Family Carlin, 643 Clayton street, Den The quota for the entire drive, ver, Tuesday, Nov. 6, at 2:30 11,302,406, was set by Chest lead CORN FED MEATS o’clock. ers as the minimum figure that 0 K POULTRY AND nSH The Rev. Paul F, Distler, S.J., would meet the needs of the 66 will be the guest speaker. Miss agencies participaUng in the drive. GLEANERS & DYERS TENNYSON Claire McMenamy will be the The campaign was given the ar guest artist. All members are urged dent support of Archbishop Urban IRA T. THOMAS, Prop. Meat Market to be present. J. Vehr in a letter that .appeared W ay W e in the Register last week. Serve You? 4016 Tennyson CR. 044S Meiaage to Catholic* 4120 Tennyson CL. 5034 Polish National Church Monsignor John R. Mulriw, di Voios Prolastanf Union rector of Denver’s Catholic (chari ties unit, issued a message to Cath BILLY’ S INN Woodman Pharmacy olics of the city, in which he em 4460 Tennyson GR. 1321 Scranton, Pa.— The Polish Na phasized the increased efficiency lAHiletpread proteit* against the racant trial and The assembly submitted a petition to President CHARLES HITT, Prop. tional Church of America in its and savings effected by the joint conviction of Archbishop Aloysiu* Stepinac of Za Truman requesting that the United States attempt Gipod Foods The Sick Are Never seventh Universal Synod here drive of all charitable institutions greb, Yngoslavia, have arisen in all parts of this to obtain the prelate’s release. Left to right are; Meet Your Friend Here passed a resolution authorizing in of the area. The text of the mes country. The committee on human right* of the Na Dr. Willard P. Soper, rector of Hnguonot Memorial Refused at This Store ter-communion with the Protestant sage follows in part: tional Conference of Christian* and Jew* will study church; Matthew Kennedy, New York state council, 44th ft Lowell Phone CL. 9733 Episcopal Church. Episcopalian As stated every year by our the case of Archbishop Stepinac to decide what ac K. of C.; Bishop Francis X . Ford, M.M., Kaying, authorities have expressed ap Archbishop, the annual Community tion the conforanco should take, it was disclosed at China; Francis X . Stephens, chairman of co-ordinat proval of the move. campaign is most important from the annual meeting of the organisation’s board of ing committee of lay organizations of the Archdio R E D D IS H ^ S For Quality Bakery Goods The “ Polish National Catholics” a Catholic point of v i ^ as well as director*. Shown above are speakers who attacked cese of New York; Louis S. Breier, American Jew Rad & While Ypy were organized in 1897 by CTOups from that of the general commun Marshal Tito for hi* porsacntion of religion* groups ish committee; and Joseph Calderon, director of the of Catholic dissidents in Ameri- ity need. and called the Archbishop’s trisd an “act of tyranny” Bronx round table, National Conference of Chris GROCERY and MARKET at an interfaith mass meeting attended by 800 per tians and Jews.— (RNS photo) COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE can-Polish parishes. The Warsaw Without its funds available for WEISS BAKERY government gave full recognition sons in the Pelham, N, Y ., high school auditorium. 1971 TonnyaoB GL. 4719 the next 12 months, particularly 4024 Tennyson St. to the Polish National Church last during the winter months, human Navy Day Solemn Mass PERSIAN is top value for February and the denomination suffering from neglect, want, lack your money. Jet-black, flat now has 63 parishes with 43 priests of health care wofid become wide Sung in San Francisco DRY COODS— SHOES in Poland. The firms listed here de tering, and practical, too. spread among the poor of our city. English Missionary San Francisco.—A Solemn Mass AND NOTIONS In this country in the past 10 Juvenile and adult delinquency in observance of Navy day was serve to be remembered from $6 7 5 years, 21 new parishes have been would increase by leaps and bounds celebrated in St. Mary’s Cathedral set up, 43 new priests have been COMMUNITY among the ill-housed and low in by the Rev. Vincent Gorski, chap when you are distributing ordained, and 9,491 members con PERSIAN PAW come people of our community. lain at the Alameda naval air sta firmed. The s ^ o d approved the your patronage in the dif from $3 3 7 Denver would become a disgrace Preached in Europe tion, with a large number of navy MERCANTILE CO. nomination of three candidates among American cities. Crime men in attendance. Bishop Thomas ferent lines of business. 3961 Tennyson CL. 9077 price! include from whom one or two will be federal Tax would be rampant, for 66 Chest A. Connolly, Auxiliary of San Open Ersnlngs S A H Green Staaps selected as Bishops in Poland. agencies and institutions would be (The Liturgy— Week of Nov. 3 to sent Willibrord to Rome to ask Francisco, presided. (It is said in well-informed Pol closed, and Uterally thousands of Nov. 9) Pope Sergius to consecrate a ish circles that the Orders of the Bishop for the territory. St. Joseph’s Parish men, women, and children would By Rt. Rev, M o n sig n o r Claren ce 10,000 Volumes Donated Polish National Catholic sec^ said have no recourse in the event of G, ISSENMANN, S.T.D. The Pope changed Willibrord’s to be based on an Old Catholic the misfortunes bound to occur to SundMYf Nov. 3 — Twenty • first name to Clement and consecrated To War-Hit University heretical line, are not recognized some of us. Sunday after Pentecost (semi*deu* him Bishop in St. Cecilia’s church New York.— More than 10,000 in Rome as valid. Aged Francis ble). Third day in tbs octava of in Rome on the saint’s feast day Watkins & Sons NATIONAL 1037 Broadway Costs of all relief have increased, All Salnta. volumes, scientific books, have Hodur, founder of the sect, is still in 695. Willibrord stayed only been donated so far by Catholic (FORMERLY BILLY VAN'S) the Prime Bishop.) especially in the case of child care Monday, Nov. 4— St. Charlas Bor- two weeks in Rome before return by institutions and foster homes. romeo. Bishop and Confessor (dou> and non-Catholic universities and Quality Foods—Meats BRANDS STORE ble). Fourth day in the octave of ing to his mission field, where he colleges and public libraries to re HIGH GRADE MEATS More than 1,500 children and in All Sainte. Ste. Vltalls and Afri* chose the town of Utrecht for his Fish—Groceries fants are dired for by 14 Chest cola, Martyrs. store the war-devastated library W* Dcllrer Orders of 82.N or Here VEGETABLES and GROCERIES see city. of the Catholic University of 741-743 Sanu Fe KE. 0747 agencies—the larger part under Tuesday, Nov. fr~Flfth day In tho Upper Friesland seemed closed 820 Santa Fe TA. 0538 octave of All ^ in ts (semi»double)e Nijmegen dn Holland, it was an Catholic auspices. The average to the missionaries. The country funds available will be less than Wednesday, Nov. 6-^htth day in nounced by the Rev, Peter Mom- the octave of AH Salnta (eemi-dou- was ruled by Radbod, who sup mersteeg. SANTA FE SHOE $20 for each child, even if the ble). ported the paganism and idolatry ntS/mARTm'i l o h a n d ie Chest makes its quota and all other Thursday, Nov. 7~Savsnth day In of the people. Willibrord at available resources continue as the octave of All Sainte (seml-v^u- 12 Congressmen Attend HOSPITAL ble). tempted to preach the faith there STOVERS usual. despite Radbod’s disfavor. He had Rep. Barry’s R^uiem She* Repairing for the Whole Family YOUR MONEY MATTERS Sample* of Function Friday, Nov. B^-Octava day of All Fcatnring CU T R A T E Sainte (freater double). The Holy little success in Denmark, and New York.— ^A delegation of 12 INVISIBLE HALF SOUNG Our Ave Maria clinic has cared Four Crowned Martyrs. on his return from the country members of the House of Repre Wt ApprccUt* Panel Pest Orders for 2,100 patients d u r i^ "the past Saturday, Nov. 9— Dedication of stopped also at the island of Heli sentatives from the New York 742 SANTA FE DRIVE DRUGS eight months of the Community the Basilica of Our Savior, St. John goland. In 716 Radbod reconquered P a y by check of course. But use our Latsran (double of the second tlass). metropolitan area attended the W« H*«t or B«at AD Chest year, which is reckoned from St. Theodore, Martyr. that part of Friesland which he Requiem Mass in St. Bonaventure’s A*dvfrtU« Thuraday, October 31,1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENV^IR CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 PAGE SEVENTEEN ------7 §t. Vincent de PanFs Parish f DESSERT-LUNCHEON PLANNED Sc John’s Parish W nbiigloi Park M U. HODGE GROCERY ' AT ST. CATHERINE’S NOV. 8 Radios & AppliancM Red & White Food Store B EN N E H ’S C. ALFRED HODGE, Proprietor Sales end Ssrviea ' BILL HUGHES, Prop. 2103 East Virginia Ave. m \ m ] niis[ (St, Catkeriae's Parish, Denver) Garone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. OF iV. I l i 1 CONOCO SERVICE SP. 7505 The annual. deaserbluncheon Louis Joseph Garone— sponsors, HONEST W ORK-PAIR PRICER Complete Food Service card party of the PTA will be held Mary and Joseph Vicchiareliu Wathing and Creasing Meats . . . Groceries Your Buinws ApprsciaUd 598 South Gilpin Nov. 8 at 1:15 p.m. in the school Honor Roll Puplli FRANKLIN ANOERSON ■qi'a Baiart ta Ba Tbrilty** Fresh Fruits 4 Vegetables hall, with Mrs. Walter Gamel in 6th Are & York EA. 9932 Reports for the past six weeks JT STJOSFPl'S 2316 E. 6th Ave. EH. 9586 charge. Prizes will be offered. show that Marie Palm is class The r o o ^ mothers are requested MERK’S leader for the eighth grade. On G t H GLEANERS to meet in the music room of the CIRCLE DRIVE In the home stretch of their the honor roll are Donna Coursey, (St. Jesepk’* Redemptoriit Periih, ronoutR’s campaign for adequate pay, Den school on Thursday afternoon, Oct. MARKET DRUB STORE 2717 E. I.a>aUtana Avf. Virginia Dickerson, Irene Hanley, Denver) ver firemen and policemen are 81, at 1:80 for the distribution of Marie Hogan, Jerry ' Jacques, J. K. RAHKR, Prop. (TORMERLY MAHONEY DRUG) the tickets for the card party. Masses on All Saints’ day will be FOOD STORF P E .1792 confident that voters will support Kevin Gleason, Frank Kafka, Leo Praacriptfont Accarataly rilltd C. L. CASTNER W. P. HEWITT. JR. The PTA is sponsoring the milk offered at 5:30, 6, 7, 8, and 9 CHOICE 3IEATS MAY WE SERVE YOUT the pay raise proposal at the elec Kennedy, and Joseph McAndrews. Maaibara at St. Vlac4at program. Mrs, William Sarrell is o’dock. The 9 o’cjock Mass will lea Cnaa — Fanntaln Barvita tion Nov. 6. The seventh grade class leader Il\ll \ 1)1 I III IMIS Fruits dt Croeeriss 4a Pial'i ParUk chairman in charge. Mpnes. M. 1800 So. Pearl PS. 7539 is Lillian Samidie. On the honor be a Solemn Mass. There will be The hundreds of Catholic police Cooke, James Foley, Charles Des r a n d e u v e r t e m . i i u roll are Mary Frances Boyle, Ann Mass of Exposition at 8 o’clock. 171‘ F. 6TH AVI - a m Eaat Ith A n . men and firemen in the city, who Moineaux, R. Dispense, and John Marie O’Connor, Carol ^nn Cooke, Masses on All Souls’ day will The Arms listed here dfr form the backbone of the forces, V. Picquette were present at the start at 5:30 o’clock and continue JAMES GROCERY are hoping that Denver Catholics Mary Lou Powers, Jacqueline Dell, Enchanting. ; . Irresistible eerve to be remembered league meeting Oct. 23. Patricia Cullen, Donna Graebing, through 8 o'clock. The 8 o’clock FRED HELM8WORTH, Pro». will help them in their campaign. Beginning Sunday, Nov. 3, the John Engers, Mary Ann Sodia, Jo- Hass will be a Solemn Requiem when you are distributing FANCY GROCERIES A vote for the amendment, which schedule of the Sunday Masses will Ann Franks, Michael Barone, followed by absolution. OLIVER’S VEGETAHLES — FRUITS will be on a separate ballot at the be 6, 7:30, 9, 10:16, 11:15, and your patronage in the dif Richard Filkoski, Bernard Jones, This Sunday the members of CHOICE AIEAT election, will help put the raise 12:15 o'clock. 8 Ronald Shannon, Donald Ruscio, the Sodality of Mary are invited ferent lines of business. into effect. Recent Baptisms 1^3 E. Kenlacky PE. 2478 Vincent Belmont, Victor Perella, to receive Holy Communion in With the cost of living still ris Recently baptized were Eliza Richard Lutz, and James Valtrie. the 8:30 o’clock Mass. MARKET ing, the firemen and policemen beth Ann Waring, daughter of Mr. A joy to have . . . a are fjnding it impossible to live and Mrs. Claude L. Waring— spon The sixth grade class leader is The parishioners are requested Denver^s Finest f to hand in their poor Souls lists. 4F -J j°y wear, because on their present pay. They have sors, Neal Rogers and ^Jane Charla Grain. On the honor roll cool, comfort Selection of are Margarette Dickerson. Mary Those included in the lists will be [ BOKIVIE BRAE received only one raise in more Diehlj Lawrence Robert Griffith, able, so completely beautiful. Call us n S H & POULTRY than 20 years, and everyone knows Ann Foley, Geraldine Hfnley, remembered in the Solemn Re son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard today for vour Rilling COLD WAVE. what has happened to prices in Griffith— sponsors. Mr. and Mrs. Laurel I ja Phillips, JoAnn Scavo, quiem on All Souls’ day and in GRAEV-FED MEATS 1 Shopping District that period. Many of the men have Mortello; Marsha Jeannette Cecelia f l jt h , Joan Sullivan, Lil the High Mass offered for the 1312 Eaat 6ih Ave. members of the Purgatoriin so MYIADY EDITH BEAUTY large families, and they simply Piccone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lian Tl^Br. -Horace Anderson, minnd: k. Phone PE, 4629 cannot live on what they are mak Marshall Piccone— sponsors, Irene Vaughn Ballard, Franklin Hill, ciety each week throughout the KESSELER. Upr. SHOPPE ing. and Carl Lasasso; Judy Louise Robert Lundy, Leo Stevens, and year. 2804 E. 6th Ave EA. 0788 -HOLTZ- Carl Zehna. CONOCO PRODUCTS Victory predictions of the raise O’Brien, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The Rev. M. J. Justen, OBS.R., Francis D. O’Brien— sponsors by Fifth grade class leader is Joan attended the jubilee of the Rev. Labrieation, Car Waahing, Balteriea RED A WHITE in pay have ■been bolstered by en proxy, John J. and Geneva Gamel, On the honor roll 4re Mary Edward K. Cantwell, C.SS.R., in SAVE TIRES — BUT AT OLSON'S Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing thusiastic support from both politi The firms listed here de FRESH MEATS — FISH O’Brien; Agnes Clarke., Lucille lacino, Jo Chicago Oct. 27. Grficeries & VegetabliM cal ^parties and from many civic serve to be remembered BONNIE BRAE groups. Joyce Elaine and Judith Kay anne Langer, Elaine Quinn, Mar The Very Rev, John Buttimer, FOOD Your Patronsica Appraciatod Anderson, twin daughters of Mr. cella Schnider, Rosa Lee Slattery, C.SS.R., pastor, wishes to thank OLSON’S STORES when you are distributing CONOCO SERVICE DEUVKRY SERVICE BP. 1613 "There is absolutely no organ Darlene Tanko, Kathleen Williams, ized opposition to the pay raise and Mrs. Verne B. Anderson— everyone who in any way helped 724 So. Univeraity - PE. 9909 2626 E. Louisiana al S. Clayton Barbara Young, Virginia Zarlengo, your patronage In the dif proposal,” Police Sgt. W. F. John sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Edward with the 11th annual fall festival. 2750 W. 29th GL. 3613 Lundborg; Penney Marie Shea, Larry Brown, James Hancock, son and Fireman Mc.Williams, co- Special thanks are extended to all ferent lines of business. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Dwight William Lawless, and Daniel Sara- chairmen of the raise in pay com the faithful workers and the many 3030 E 6th EA. 1801 Preisser’z Red & White Bonnie Brae G. Shea, Jr.,— sponsors, Robert ider. mittee, said. who came from other parishes. E. and Phyllis McCarthy; Wilma Fourth grade class leader is Jo The various committees in charge Grocery and Merkel Drug To. "No one is fighting the pro ALFRED C. ANDERSON. Ownar-Mini^n seph Canny. On the honor roll of booths deserve the highest word PANCT MEATS. VEGETABLES, AND posal for more pay. On the other are Donna Prokoach, Carol Garin, at praise in making this bazaar QUALITY GROCERIES AT Prescriptions Filled As hand, the support for the pay raise four Doctor Orders Joyce Jennings, Ralph Anselmo, the most successful ever held. ^ Princess Dry Cleaners * LOWER PRICES has been more widespread, spring and Anthony Derry. FOUNTAIN SERVICE ing from more varying elements Bishop Sullivan The grand prize, the Ford QUR QUAUTY SERVICE YOUR BEST ECONOMY Free Delivery SPmee 4447 Third grade class leader is Mari I3JI B. Ohla Avt. (Ba. Univ. aad Ohia) 763 So. Univeraity PE. 2255 in the community than that of any tudor, was awarded to W. W. lyn Dell. On the honor roll are Dennhardt of Denver. WE CALL FOR ANID DEUVER other city problem in years. Marian Campbell, Joan Dillon, "Both Democratic and Republi Barbara Kafka, Betty Jo Sartore, Winners of the combination 1138 East 6th Ave. SP. 2681 can parties have indorsed the raise. Is Guest Speaker Yvonne Tate, and Ronald Telk. booth articles are the following: SOUTH GAYLORD U. S. Senator Ed C. Johnson has Second grade class leader is Pa Quilt, Mrs. P. Kammer; hassock, spoken in its support, as has John tricia Tanko. On the honor roll Mrs. H. Barres; coffee brewer. (Sacrad Haart Parith, Danvar) Mm. Agnes Donovan; chenille A. Carroll, Democratic candidate The' Young Ladies’ sodality held are Marlene Burns, Nancy Durant, St. Francis de Sales* Shopping District for Congress. Carol Jean ^anks, Caroline John spread, Mrs. J. Crookham; lamps, the regular meeting Oct 22 in Christine Clostallo; glass set, Mrs. "The Labor County Central son, June Kklfka, JoAnn Muser, the school hall. The raest speaker C. Marsh; rug, Miss E. Haynes; committee, composed of 175 AFL Judy Ricotta, Juliann Santangelo, was Bishop Bernard Sullivan, S.J., blanket, Patty Bauer; mirror, Mrs. unions, is supporting the proposal. Barbara Schwarz, LuAnn Stack, a former missionary in India. A. Lamont; set of dishes, Mrs. W. 1 Mary Aine Rakaries So is the American L ^ o n . The Nov. 1, the Feast of All Saints, Geraldine Wissbaum, Bernice Yourcawski, Richard Cullen, Rich Bullock; and Baby Dough, Paul [ginmunity Flooier Denver Taxpayers’ Protective as a holy day of obligation, Masses Timbem. Specialists in sociation, organized to prevent un in Sacred Heart church will be at ard- DeSalvo, Jerry Floyd, Joseph The Rev. Robert Kreutzer, DUJVER DRUG K f n r o 1043 SOUTH GRYtORO ) necessary city expenditure, has 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 o’clock. On Kirk, Larry Stevens, AlbeVt Zar PARTY PASTRIES endorsed the raise. Saturday, the Feast of All Souls, lengo, and Lorraine Johnson. C.SS.R., has returned from his > / l O r C PHONE SPrucg73l8 S 11 Broadway 1624 Ba. Gaylard missionary labors in South Da CUT RATE “ District Attorney James T. there will be 12 Masses in suc Girl Scouts at Ledge SP. 7413 PE. 7315 kota, ( VAN ZIMMERMAN, Manaaar ) Burke, usually one of the most cession, beginning at 6 o’clock and Girl Scout troop 77 spent the outspoken critics of the police de ending at 10 o’clock. week end at beautiful Twisted A special "election eve” games DRUBS Pine lodge on Genessee moun party will be held next Monday partment, issued an unqualified Friday is the first Friday of the Joe Dwver Herman Lidke NATICNAL BRANDS endorsement of the proposed raise month, and the Sacred Heart tain. On Saturday night members evening at 8 ;30 in the church hall, Gaylord Drag Co. last week. Burke explained that league will receive Communion in donned their Halloween costumes Sixth and Galapago. All the prizes only through adequate pay scales a body in the 8 o’clock Maas. Con and had a party. Every unit put will be larger, and the specials 1400 So. Broadway SUPER MARKET J. ROY surra, Prop. on a skit that had been rehearsed will be increased. All are invited 1059 So. Gaylord SP. 3345 can qualified men be obtained and fessions will be heard as usual 1004 S. Gaylord Sp. 6752 kept on the force.” Thursday afternoon and evening. without adult supervision and to attend. RA. 2405' Prescriptions Carefully Filled , plenty o f talent was evidenced. On Free Deliveries Daily Witith these varied elements of There will be the usual devo Taar Patrenaaa Aorcciattd by Registered Pharmacists the community behind them, the tions for the perpetual novena in Sunday morning they all attended Mass in Golden. firemen and policemen are cei> honor of the Sacred Heart Friday Reports Are Given WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY tain that most citizens feel their evening at 7:30. Mmes. Kolb, Rowe, Piquette, JACKSON’S proueJk request for higher pay is justified. There will be an important coun and Graebing chaperoned the WATCH, CLOCK and Quality Cleaning troop. Mrs. C. Vorce went up Sun “ Let’s look at the figures/’ Ser cil meeting of the Sacred Heart (ucurac^i JEWELRY REPAIRING day morning in time to help trans At Council Meet Cut Rate Drugg geant Johnson said. "A Denver school PTA Friday evening, Nov. Washington Park port them all to Mass. The Cookes, PRESCRIPTIONS fireman or patrolman starts work 1, at 6:45 in the sisters’ convent SULLIVAN’S Piquettes, and Craigs helped trans FOUNTAIN SERVICE Cleaners at slightly more than $165 a All officers, chairmen, and room All Watches Repaired fer the supplies, and Mrs. Craig The meeting of the Denver FREE PROMPT DBLIVSRT N. W. CBRISTXNBRM month. He may spend his entire representatives are urged to be Deanery Council of Catholic Call SPa 3445 DomiiRf Ji AiaBedK Here Are Tested BorbIs Brae Jewelry present. All those who attend this made doughnuts for the Sunday 1087 8. G4i7lord SP. 7898 working life at a job with take- breakfast. Several other parents Women Oct. 21 was called to or 1048 S. Gaylord SP. 6026 home pay of only a little more meeting will attend the Sacred der by the president, Mrs. J. Leon on the Heart devotions in a body. went up Sunday afternoon and than $150 a month. brought the group home. The fol ard Swi^ert. Reports on the NCCW Alamada Drag Store “ That is not much, these days, There will be a pantry shower The firms listed here de 1092 So D H D ’ O Phono lowing girls attended; Patsy An convention were given by Mrs. especially when you consider what for the sisters. Donations of canned V. 0 . 'PETERSON, Pnp. Gaylord D U D 0 derson, Mary Frances Boyle, Win- Swigert, Mrs. John Murtaugh, serve to be remembered the citizens of Denver reqpire foods and money should be pre nifred Craig, Carole Ann Cooke, Mrs. L, J. Holmes, and Mrs Cut Rate Drugs sented at the meeting. It telli uf immediately what to when you are distributing from firemen and policemen in re Jacqueline Dell, Mary Ann Golden, Thomas J. Morrissey. Foiuilain Service • School SnpplJea Grocery aad Markel turn for this inadequate salary. The PTA will hold its monthly wTong when you bring yonr Donna Graebing, Frances Mae Montignor John R. Mulroy gave Your Business Appreciated watch in. It provet to yon that your patronage in the dif Crocericf, Meal, and Fancy "It takes considerable loyalty meeting Tuesday, Nov. 6, in the a talk and asked for volunteera in school hall at 2:30 p.m. James Kolb, Frances Kollahder, Rose Alameda and Broadway it ia right when you take it oat. ferent lines of business. Vegetablea and' devotion to duty to risk one’s mary Malone, Edith Mary Nelson, social work. Mrs. Morrissey spoke neck daily for '$150 a month. McNieve, director of the Little The Store of Quality end Price Margaret Piquette, Barbara Ross- on the Community Chest and asked J. A. * W. J. WOLF That is just what firemen and po Flower Social center, will speak on everyone to be as generous as pos “ Home and Community Recreation miller, Sarah Ann Rowe, Patty Jo Over Quarter Century ia licemen are doing. They wojk Vorce, and Joann Williams. sible. BROADWAY Blessed Sacrament much longer hours than most peo for Children;” and Father Wil St franeit Da Salea ple, and they receive no overtime. liam M. Markoe, SJ., will speak on Father Hubert Newell thanked all the women who helped in the CREAMERY ^ A Naw Barvica ta Aatomoblla Raw A Policemen have to buy their own “ Our Catholic PTA.” Past Presideits’ Club y Brake Drum Marhining ^ gun.s and uniforms. convention and said it was suc QUALITY DAIRY FOODS Rental Library cessful. Jrxvrl ^F^hoii CmifUU Braka and Clatch Serrict . "Figures show that firemen and ^ # Latait Typa Equipment Will Meet OB Nov. 6 There will be open house at Vail 6 6 So. Broadw'ay II tRST BRVilUQ flJl. • bPI5’3" ^ # One Haor Plck*iip and i PARK HILL policemen now are working for Seniors Sponsor y Dtllrary Serrict ^ about 40 cents an hour in Denver. center the second Sunday in No DOCK STORE That is below the absolute mini The Past Presidents’ club will vember, Everyom^ is welcome. ^Gollard Brake Service^ MARGARET GRINSTEAD mum wage, recommended by the M ask^ Bail for m^et on Wednesday, Nov. 6, at ^ PAUL J. COLLARD, Prop. * 4624 E. 23rd Ave. DE. 1361 government. It obviously cannot 10:30 a.m. in the Catholic Chari St. Joseph’s Parish ties annex, 17th avenue at Grant, iRAattSU 1476 Jwnalaaf provide the necessities of life for (POLISH) Jameis Deloher^ the men and their families. Nurses, Guests Denver. Past presidents of Loyola FROZEN FOODS The firms listed here de “ In contrast, many other cities, PTA will be hostesses. Mm. 128 BROADWAY some of them smaller than Denver, Thomas Garrison of Golden, the MeBn6 (or Church Sociab — Etc. The senior class of St Anthony’s serve to be remembered pay considerably higher salaries retiring president of the National Wisterkamp Bros. fine Food Wme and Beer OPEN ALL DAT SUNDAY training school for nurses in Den Council of Catholic Women, will be when you are distributing for firemen and policemen. Statis MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT JIM’S ver sponsored a formal masked the featured ^eaker. KE. 9043 5106 Wash. tics gathered from throughout the Halloween ball in the school audi PARK HILL your patronage in the dif Mrs. Fred Thompson, president, SVERYTRmO A GOOD GROOSBY - s - nation show that Denver is at the torium Oct. 26 for the entire stu DELICATESSEN ferent lines of business. bottom of the list in the pay it will preside and invites past presi SHOULD HAVE dent body and guests. Miss Doris dents who have not yet affiliated BEST roODS AT LOWEST PUCES Calfaz at Falrfu DE. 1673 gives its fire and police forces.” Coffey, president of the senior —WE DELIVER— QUALITY GLEANING McWilliams and John.son to come to this meeting. cla.ss,. was chairman of the com REA80NAILB PRICES TOOLEY’S stressed that the men are thinking mittee. Lojola of the good of the departments, as Taar GarmenU IntareS Aaaiait Flra The guests I included the staff and n e ft well as their own welfare, when St. James* FOOD STORE The firms listed here de they ask for adequate pay. ’ CHOICE MEATS - FISH jVork Texaco Senrico “ It is a common saying that you 3>0(UJ 4^. GROCERIES serve to be remembered get only what you pay for,” they 1 Eait 29th Ave. at York St. ^ 0 t ) 0 f 0 l t FRESH FRUITS AND when you are distributing pointed out. “ If the standards of ------sAn smm 1 fire and police work are to be CLEANERS AND DYERS VEGETABLES Complete Auto Service 6740 EAST COLFAX BIRD’S EVE FROZEN FOODS your patronage in the dif 329 BROADWAT I Repairing > Tune-up maintained apd increased, the men will have to be paid a fair wage. Pkonet PE. 37U A PE. 37(4 FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS ferent lines of business. 1 Brake Re-lining REPAIR SERVICE FOR RENT 1 MAIN 0582 Othei-wise they will leave for other work. The whole community will On All Types of Appliances benefit by this proposal. Vote for Buchanan\s 900 So. Pearl SP.6587 St. Philomena*s it on Nov. 5.” * Radios-Refrigeralors, etc. Cafe & Cocktail Lounge! DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY NO WAITING Meeting Slated Nov. 4 6740 EAST COLFAX im u »i(D mm Fine Foods ‘GEO. HO SHUTTO BROS. DUNDAR-ANDREWS DEXTER 1788 369 South Broadway By PTA at Cathedral Vf9*t CaUu't Flactl EMUsruit FINEST IN FRUITS JEWELERS C«lf«x «t N»w.«rt MASTER AND VEGETABLES Specialists in Fine Weteh STM I . C«tfax EH. TUt There will be a meeting of the EA. 4586 3211 E. Colfax and Clock Repairing OPTO.ME'TRIST Denver Cathedral PTA Monday, Prwssnting Denver^s Nets Tba linna llatad hara daaarva te NEXT TO BLARNEY BARBER The firms listed here de ba ramambarad whta you ara dia- 5 Broadwtiy DEXTER 6463 Nov. 4, at 2:30 p.m. in Malo gym. Praa Dallrery tribuliat yeur utranaa# ta tba dif- 3333 Kait Colfax Daavtr, Cala. The council meeting will be held Skyline Dinlig Ro m i serve to be remembered farant llnei of builnaas. at 2 o’clock. All, PTA officers, 5904 East Colfax Avenue Marsolek’s Radh» A PELLS committee chairmen, and room when you are distributing Appliance Store mothers are urged to attend. PARTIES LUNCHEONS DINNEB8 Annunciation 2412 EAST COLFAX Please note the change in time for TELEPHONE EUER80N ISIS your patronage in the dif 2606-08' Eait Colfax EA. 5141 FEATURING Manair«i&«nt: Aon aod Dlek the council meeting. ■'X'" ferent lines of business. Steaks and Home-Made Pies Mrs. William Kelty entertained Helfo L. WiltUms 4 COURSE DINNERS ^ Dorti Coffey Sarvod from 4 p.m. until 1 p.m. vroak daya a't a luncheon in her home Oct. 28. —BISHOP’S— U noon until 1 p.m. Sundnyn About 20 members were present. l6>Day Gaaraataa 24-Baar Sarvfea Cloaod Wrdneoday At this meeting three card circles doctors and their wives, thb faculty 5c TO $1.00 STORE were formed. Any one wishing to of the school of nursing, the Rev. join or to sponsor a club, is asked J. Quirk, S.J., social director at §UPER 1626 E. 34th AVE. to call Mia. Kelty. Regis college; and Messrs. E. Schaded, J. Peacock, J. Law, D. COOL - COMFORTABLE T E L . C H . 7507 Riley, R. Regner, T, Kirby, W. MARKET AIR-CONDITIONBD Family Group Photographs Holy Ghmt Nell^ D. Meyer, J. McGann, E. Ficco, M. Quinn, J. McCabe, R. 7540 £. Colfax at DIJKE^S GRILL HALLOWEEN IN YOUR HOME Behm, J. MeShane, J. Farrell, P. GOOD CLOTHES NEED Antonelli, W. O’Leary, J. McCoy, at Rosemary FINEST OF FOODS SPECIALTIES THE IDEAL GIFT NOT BE EXPENSIVE R. Casey, J. Foresling, W. Flynn, Under New Manateniant si J. Moriarity, T. Anderson, R. DOMINIC CROW WE RECEIVE NEW For Ffiends and Relatives ... Near and Far Westley, W. Diss, 'W. O'Hara, R. WHERE FRIENDS MEET' MERCHANDISE EVERY DAYl THE DeHon, T. Dolan, J. Gleason, A. ij DE. 1531 llta E. 34th Ava. TA. 1246 Shop BISHOP’S Often. Cinefoto Studios Barre^,t, W. Maguire, M. McGann, 1532 ENGLISH E. Williams, J. Yelenick, M. 3529 East Colfax Ave. Kontny, R. Straw, D. TonelR, D. AT LOWEST O’Day, J. LaBriola, D. Ryan, R. The firms listed here de DRUGS PRICES IN DENVER TEL DEXTER 0961 Wilson, J. Spaulding, B. Lewers, J. You Buy It TAILORS Brandiger, R. Dolan, W. Flynn, T. serve to be remembered DENITR, COLO. We Deliver It F R dN K LlV ‘ I f DRUG CO 901 FIFTEENTH STREET Hucal, A. Payne, J. Gamy, R. when you are distributing Boland, B. Schmitt, W. Kuretich, (HOURS— 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M.) Combina Quality and Style your patronage in the dif at Prices You Can Afford G. Malone, M. Tucker, J. Burns, UPPER EAST COLFAX FINEST FOOD CENTER 8T0RB M. Marcotte, V, Cole, and A. ferent lines of business. Heaceman. 1411 FRANKLIN BT. i T PAGE EIGHTEEN Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 Thursday, October 31, 1946 HOMEMAKER’S PTA Jamboree Direct Guild's Fall Social Latin-Anierican DEPARTMEIVT At Presentation Melodies Heard Patronize The*e Reliable and Friendly Firma •E A R L J. Thnrsday Nigbt In Cathedral Hall THE STROHMINGER McVeigh Companif (Preaentation Pariah, Denver) (Cathedral High School^ Danver) Electrical Contracting PAINTING AND The PTA jamboree will be held Latin-American melodies were LlMiiMd u>d Bondad In City of Doom DECORATING on Halloween in Community hall heard in Oscar Malo hall Oct. 28, CONTRACTORS at 7 p.m. The following will have when Senor Samuel Martinez and 817 14th St. '’T , m w“ 1328 Inca KE. 0718 charge of the various games: Miss Gertrude Niellsen, musicians Bowling, Mrs. F. Knafelc; ’fish from South America, played the pond, Mrs. E. Sedlmayer; special f u BS a c e "Mexican Rhumba," “ Star Dust,” , booths, Mrs. J. Fleming, Mrs. D. “ LitUc Paper Doll," "Adios," DENVER INDUSTRIAL BANK WORK „ m cF . Milner, Mrs. J. Fox, Mrs. Vahling, “ Nicaragua,” and other South uoaei r. sooLPreeWow Repairs Mrs. F. Lee, and Mrs. W. Ratliffe; American pieces for the students ^IS34CaB 1 P