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Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society. Inc., 1943— Permission to Beprodnee, Except Soldiers to Participate on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given A ittt 12 M. Friday Following Issne . Col. Joseph Koch H U M i m M S T c a t h o u c Desefihes Gruelling Life in Canal Zone Several hundred soldiers from the Rev. Fred McCallin, Cathedral the four army camps in and near assistants. T h e Rev. Francis Denver are expected to join the Kappes will lead the men in con­ (By Paul H. Hallett) men of the metropolitan area Sun­ gregational singing. The Arch­ REGSTER Takes Young Man lo Stand Gaff, But Only Com< Three values signalize Loretto day in the men’s annual Commun­ bishop will preach. The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We tn tke Rockies (Denver, Loretto ion in the Cathedral, sponsored by The more than 2,000 men who Have Also the International Nevrs Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller plaint From ‘Sky Pilots’ Is That 24-Hour Heights college, $3.50), written to the Denver council, Knights of Co­ are expected to take part in the Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos.______memorialize the half-century of lumbus. The Communion Mass will event will meet in front of the Day Is Far Too Short service the Sisters of Loretto havo be celebrated at 8 o’clock by Arch­ USO-NCCS club at E. 16th avenue VOL. x x x v m . No. 32. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1943. $1 PER YEAR given to Christian -feminine edu­ bishop Urban J. Vehr. Servers and Grant street at 7:30 a.m. and cation in the West. There is, first, will be. the Rev. Arthur Lucy and march from there to the Cathedral Life in the jungle area of the Canal Zone is so gruelling the obvious interest any such oc­ for the Mass. Uniformed groups that only priests -who are young and physically tough can r tY iA the favorite belween-dance refreshments in the new USO-NCCS chib casional history has for the grad­ of firemen and policemen of the Pop U'll'lA V^l/UIViCo 1 ^,1, Grant. Slwwn in the picture are a few of the Junior Hostess do the -work of an army chaplain. Yet the only complaint uate: The names of graduates: city will be joined by the groups of group and the men of the service at the snack bar o f the building, which will be formally dedicated in heard from “ sky pilots” there is that the days are too short. soldiers who attend to form a color­ accounts, more or less detailed, oz ceremonies to be held Saturday afternoon.— (Pal Coffey Photo) ful portion of the procession. The supervisor of U. S. chaplains in the district is L t Col. the members of the faculty, note­ Because of war-time restrictions Joseph R. Koch, a priest of the Archdiocese of Denver who worthy alumnae, and all the im­ there will be no Communion break­ portant figures that have been con­ was assistant in St. Francis de Sales’ parish, Denver, and nected with the institution; chron­ fast, as has been the custom in the for several years pastor of Akron before entering army past. , icles recording the erection of new service more than 15 yeans ago. buildings, the beginning of new Colorado Springs Men*s In his distinguished career Father Editorial Worker policies, the appearance of student Communion Is April 11 Koch spent a long time in the activities, defunct or still existing; The men of the Pike’s Peak Philippines, where he was respon­ On Foreign Duty old pictures. Second, there is tha region will have their annual cor­ sible more than any one other per­ historical value of its careful r^ son for the brilliant success of the porate Communion in St. Mary’s setirciies, extending from 1936, church in the 8 o’clock Ma.ss on 31st international Eucharistic con­ which will be esteemed by any one Brother John J. Renk, S.J., gress in 1937. Sunday. April 11. Archbishop who appreciates the fact that infirmarian for Regis college and Urban J. Vehr will celebrate the An absorbing description of Colorado today would be a worse Regps high school for the past Mass, assisted by the priests of St. chaplain's life in the Canal Zone, Colorado were it not for the in­ three years, pronounced his final Mary’s parish. as presented by Chaplain Koch, is fluence of Loretto-trained girls. vows in the Society of Jesus last given in a dispatch from Richard Lastly, the two, authors, where it Thursday morning, March 25, in After the Mass breakfast will be served to the men in the Antlers Armstrong, International News suited their purpose, have painteii the students’ chapel on the Regis Service staff correspondent. De­ sketches of the most appealing hu­ campus. The vows of the popular hotel. The Archbishop will be present. spite their smiling plaint that they man interest. lay brother, well known to resi­ need a 30-hour day instead of a 24- “ During eight full years of dent students and to the countless Members of the Knights of Co­ lumbus and St. Mary’s Holy Name hour one, the writer says, the U. S. searching through heavy tomes of athletes whose injuries he has army chaplains in the scattered forgotten writers and, prying open cared for, were received by the society who are planning the event jungles of this huge and difficult memory’s treasure chests, belong­ Very Rev. John J. Flanagan, S.J., include the following: Bernard area are doing a magnificent job ing to our senior sisters,” writes president of Regis college and Huschke and John J. Duncan, gen­ of .seeing to it that every service one of the authors and the initia­ I rector of the Jesuit'community. eral chairmen; W. Harley Reming­ man has the qpportunity for reli­ tor of the project. Sister M. Celes- Bom in Milwaukee, Wise., July ton, toastmaster; Lawrence Welte gious devotions and chaplain con­ tine Casey, A.M., director of jour­ 24. 1895, Brother Renk entered and Clement Zecha, chairmen of breakfa.st tickets; Paul McCarville, tact. nalism in the college, “ numerous John Sweeney, Carroll B. Dunn, SERVICES HELD AT samples rich in content came Joe Ash, Fred Howard, George LEAST ONCE A MONTH tumbling out—all mine for the Profitt, and Martin Murphy, gen­ “ We have worked out a sched­ taking. Dates, verified and re- eral committee. ule,” explained Chaplain Koch, verified ; episodic recollectioniL Will Confirm Class “ that insures services even in the meticulous observations, esteemeii most remote jungle position once opinions, obtained through adroit In Camp Carson a month. Protestant and Catholic .interviews,^not to mention valuable a Tmxaw, for- April 11, afternoon. Archbishop chaplains travel in pairs to these First \ gleanings from newspapers turn­ nierlr a member of the Register Vehr will confer Confirmation on positions. Arrangements also have ing yellow with age—all these gave editorial staff, is now on foreign a class of soldiers in Camp Carson. been made for services for those me stories.. . . ” And her collalrora- of the Jewish faith. Battery duty with the army. He finished tor. Sister M. Edmond Fern, A.M.. commanders have been of great officer training in (jirlisle Bar­ Ph.D., now director of classical Cardinal, Brother of help in arranging affairs, so that racks, Pa., Aug. 27, 1942, and be languages in Webster college, men who wi.sh to do so may attend rame first lieutenant in January. Webster Groves, Mo., prefaces: 2 U .S . Women, Dios services at any time the chaplains He is a medical administrative offi- “ My contribution in helping to can arrive at their position. The /family home is in Ana bring this volume to the reader hein, Calif. His father is an M.D. (Turn to Page S — Column 5) London.— (INS)— H. Era. Car­ Denver Woman’ s “ The chaplain of the jungle area dinal Ermenegildo Pellegjinetti, is a young man. He must be young 67-year-old prefect of the Sacred USO-NCCS Clubs Will Be and he mu.st be tough to cover his Congregation of Seminaries and 2nd Son Will Be territory. Only rarely are any of War Relief Collection to Universities, died in Vatican City them in this work over 40 years following an emergency appendec­ old. Very few beyond that aj^ can tomy. Previous to his being pro­ Dedicated This Saturday ordained Apr. 27 endure the hardships of jungle claimed a Cardinal by Pope Pius travel and the tough hikes and Be Taken Sunday, April 11 XI Dec. 1.3, 1937, be had served maneuvers they must take part in as Apostolic Nuncio to Jugoslavia with their men.” The formal opening o f the USO- the program, which will be held in The Rev. Joseph Sharpe, son of The colonel related the expe­ — Photo by Irvinf All*a Fox for 15 years. It was through the NCCS club in the Knights of Co- both buildings. Mrs. Mary Sharpe of 1383 Sf. Paul rience of one young, bronied and Letters sent out by Archbishop Homo of Refugees, written by Cardinal’s work that a concordat The ceremonies, which will be- Urban J. Vehr this week appeal Brother John J. Rook, S.J. lumbu.s building at 16th and Grant muscled chaplain who returned Courtenay Savage and present^ was drawn up beween the Vatican will include the street, Denver, will be ordamrtha for contributions to the annual col­ with the aid of A e National Cknin- and the USO-NCCS club, women’s frqm an all-day, 60-raile trip to a ■ the novitiate of the Missouri and Jugoslavia in 1935. 'ollowing: priest of the Archdiocese of Los lection for relief of war sufferers, cil of GathoRd Mlii. Th't(1»xt df tha Among his survivors are two division, in the Catholic Daughters jungle position with his uniform province of the Jesuit order in Prelude— Band concert, Lowry Angeles Tuesday, April 27. He is stained with mud and sweat, to be taken up in the Archdiocese Archbisop’s letters follows: Florissant, Mo., Aug. 1, 1932. sisters who reside in the U.S _ of America home at 18th and Grant Field band, 2:45 to 3 p.m. of Denver April 11, and for gifts March 30, 1948. will take place Saturday afternoon, the third of his family to devote had a 100-per-cent attendance,” Completing the six months’ postu- Mrs. Teresa Bonucelli of Washing­ 1. National anthem and “ Stars of used articles to the Salvage bu­ Reverend dear Father and ton, D.C... and Mrs. Georgpana April 3. Religious, civil, and mili­ his life to the service of the he smiled happily. “ All three men lancy required of prospective lay and Stripes Forever,” Lowry Field were there.” reau in Denver. Station KFEL Beloved People: D’Alesandro of Lovelock, Nev. tary authorities are included on Church. His brother, the Rev. brothers, in February of the fol­ band. Capt. Dennis R. Coleman, Cath will carry a broadcast of the Mu­ For the past several years, a' lowing year he received his cas­ 2. Invocation, the Rt. Rev. John John O’Malley Sharpe, was or­ olic, of Yonkers, N. Y., is one of tual system this Saturday from 11 collection" has been taken for tha sock and pronounced his first vows R. Mulroy, state moderator of dained a Vincentian Father in the exceptions in age. Forty-three to 11:T5 a.m. on behalf of the col­ Bishops’ War Relief and Emer­ USO-NCCS. Feb. 5, 19.35, after his two years 1938, and his sister, Patricia, years old and a veteran of 19 lection. The program, broadcast gency Fund, which was instituted of novitiate. Noted Chicago Baritone 3. Presentation of C. D. of A, nationially, will originate in Chi­ to meet the manV charities and ne­ joined the Sisters of Loretto in months’ service, he takes his place Since entering the Society of clubhouse to the USO-NCCS-WD with the rest in the treks over cago and feature well-known ac­ cessities arising out of the war and Jesus, Brother Renk has con­ by Miss Nellie Lennon, grand re­ the same year. Her name in reli­ (Turn to Page S — Column 4) tors. It will consist of a play, The to eliminate a multiplicity of ap­ tinued the interest in science he To Sing in Local Opera gent. Response, Miss Marie Thomp- gion is Sister Patricia Marie. peals throughout the year. . mAnifested before his entrance, .son, regional supervisor o f NCCS- Will Sing First No Censor But Hates Smut You have read in the Catholia *'when he had been a chemist for WD. press of the sums of money allo­ nine years in Milwaukee, working 4. Presentation of Knights of Mass May 2 cated to relief work in Hawaii and Nicola Berardinelli, one of the musical journals and from music Columbus home to USO-NCCS by for two of the nine years in the critics of the Chicago press. He is The ordination ceremony will the Philippine islands and ttia outstanding musical figures in the Herbert Fairall, grand knight. Re Walker Will Continue Fight large sums distributed by the Holy chemical research laboratories of Middle West, -will be heard in the no stranger to many in Denver, as be performed in Los Angeles by (Turn to Pages — Column 5) spon.se, Maurice Murphy, regional Father through Vatican channels star-studded production of Rigo- he was educated with several of supervisor, NCCS. Archbishop John J. Cantwell. On May 2, the Sunday following his to assist the needy and suffering letto, to be presented by the Den­ the leaders of Denver’s Italian col­ 5. Vocal solo, Mrs. Anne ordination, the new priest will in the warring lands of Europe ver Grand Opera company in the ony. Plans are now under way for O’Neill Sullivan. On Salacious Literature sing his first Solemn Mass in St, and the Far East. The supplsnng 2 More Priests city auditorium May 1,3, 14, 15, a reception for Mr. Berardinelli 6. Presentation of representa­ under the .sponsorship of Denver’s Vincent de Paul’s church, Denver. of necessary church articles and and 16, The announcement of Mr. tive guests, vestments for services at the camps Berardinelli’s coming to Denver Italian-Americans. 7. Addresses by civil, indus­ Joseph Sharpe was born in Den­ (B y M a x G refj)y ) i tended to subsidize some of the stuff that is being carried at a and at the front, to the hundreds was made Wednesday by the Rt. The Chicago impresario and trial, and military representatives. ver April 16, 1914. He attended Postmaster General Frank C. of Catholic chaplains is also in­ To Serve Army huge cost to the government. Rev. Joseph J. Bosetti, V.G., direc­ singer will join Francesco Valen- 8. Address, the Most Rev. St. Francis de Sales’ grade school; cluded in this collection as well as Walker declared in Denver this Frankly, I don’t like trash, and I tor of the opera. Urban J. Vehr, Archbishop of Den­ St, Vincent’s Preparatory semi­ the maintenance of the missionary week that the Post Office depart­ don’t think lots of other people Mr. Berardinelli is a.ssociated ver. nary, Cape Girardeau, Mo.; Regis seminary at Montezuma, N. Mex., In Archdiocese ment will continue its vigorous do— the people who have to dig with the Chicago Civic opera and 9. “ God Ble.ss America,” Mrs. college, Denver, where he won the for the education of students for has used its facilities since 1939 A.B. degree in 1937; St. Louis campaign to cancej, the second down in their pockets for taxes to Anne O’Neill Sullivan, leading, and clas.s mailing privileges of sala­ the priesthood in Mexico, where p Two more priests were reported to produce his own operas there. university; and SL John’s semi­ pay the nation’s bills. entire group singing. cious publications in spite of a seminaries cannot operate under - en route to Colorado to serve as Both singer and conductor, he has nary, Camarillo, Calif. He was a “ The editor of every publica­ 10. Inspection of facilities of barrage of attacks upon him and existing laws. military chaplains in the arch­ an unusually large following member of the first class to enter tion that has lost its second class USO-NCCS club. his faith. Mr. Walker is a Cath­ As you can readily appreciate, diocese. They are Father F. C. among the residents of Chicago, J. Kernan Weekbaugh will intro­ the Los Angeles archdiocese’s new mailing permit has been given a olic. the demands made upon the Epis­ Sheedy of Syracuse, N. Y., and for whom he has been producing duce the speakers and present the major seminary in Camarillo. fair hearing. If any one of them copal committee for charity to af- Father William Major, O.F.M., of operas for the past decade. In guests. “ I’m going ahead with the en­ thinks he has not received a square (Turn to Page S — Column i ) forcement of post office regula­ Brookline, Mass. Father William, 1939 he gave La Traviata, con­ The program in the women's Clergy Retreat to Be deal, he has recourse to the courts whose home was in Buffalo, N. Y., ducting the performance, and in division clubhouse will begin at tions— let the chips fall where and to Congress. Civilian-Military F entered the Franciscan novitiate 1940 he produced Rigoletto', sing, 4:30. A string trio will present Omitted This Year they may. In public office you “ I repeat, I don’t like smut. And in Paterson, N. J., in 1932. He ing the title role. So great was his musical selections until 6. Re- have to expect to get into con­ I have a job to do in protecting Chaplain troversies. ^ made his .solemn profession Oct 7, success in the latter production, fre.shments will be served and I Archbishop Urban IJ. Vehr the expenditure of the public’s 1937, and later was ordained in that he presented it again in 1942. there will be open house until I announced this week that, be- “ I’m not a censor, and that is money. I don’t mind the personal the Shrine of the Immaculate Con- A showman as well as a singer 6 p.m. I cause of the accelerated pro- not the function of my office. But attacks, but 1 hate to see religion e e p t l o n in Washington, D. C. with one of the fine.st baritone Donations Made . gram for two classes of semi- | I don’t think Congress ever in- dragged in by my assailants, and Father William made his philosoph­ voices in the nation, Berardinelli ; oarians and the limited housing so unfairly, too. The post office ical and theological studies in St. has won favorable notices in many To New Clubhouse I facilities in St. Thomas’ semi- To Be Ordained in is going ahead with enforcement Anthony’s monastery, Butler, N. J., Visitors to the new quarters of I nary, Denver, the annual re- of regulations.” R and in St. Stephen’s Hou.se. of the USO-NCCS, the former K. of i treat of the clergy in the Arch- Tucson Cathedral The postmaster general gave Studies in Croghan, N. Y. Before Chancery Announces C. building, will see many improve- ; diocese of Denver will be every indication of being able to entering the novitiate he attended mente that were not in the original i omitted this year. take care of himjelf. There was Canisius college in Buffalo, N. Y. Indian and Negro (Turn to Page 6 — Column 6) J glint in his blue eyes and his Chaplain Ludder of Lowry Field big hands knotted themselves into is the latest addition to the ranks Collection Returns bard fists as he denounced trash of Catholic army chaplains serving and asserted his determination to Nicola Berardinelli Dedication Date of New Church in continue with the cleanup o f a Donations to the annual Indian tino and Joseph Clifford to make sordid mess. and Negro collection taken up in this year’s production of the Den­ Glenwood Springs Stili in Doubt Bishop John F. Noll of Fort churches of the Archdiocese of ver company one of the best, in so Wayne, ,Ind., who is chairman of Denver March 14 are announced far as singers of merit are con- the National Organization on De­ this week by the Chancery office cemed, that has ever been p:pro- The date for dedication of the 17 by 25, will be liturgical in cent Literature, refuted one of as follows: duced by M onsi^or Bosetti, long the most recent attacks upon Mr. new $25,000 St. Stephen’s church every detail. Red velvet draperies DENVER PARISHES noted for his ability to choose for will furnish a rich back^^ound to Walker, spread in a syndicated Cxthednl ...... 1272.88 Glenwood Springs, tentatively Annunciation ...... <9.50 his leading roles singers who later the Appalachian oak appointments. column. Writing to Drew Pear- RIoacd Sacrament ______152.50 make their mark in the musical set for April 15, is still in doubt, The pews are of elm construction, (Tumto Page t — Column S) Holy Fam ily______50.00 world. Holy Ghost ... 255.00 according to the Rev. Clarence blending with the general style of Holy Rosary ------12.60 Kessler, pastor of the mountain the structure. Loyola Church Floor Oiir T.ady of Mt. Carmel.S2.25 parish. 'The dedication, which has Wooden trusses support the roof Presentation ...... 20.85 Commencement Dates been postponed once because of in the interior. The side walls of Sacred Heart and Loyola______51.70 Will Be Memorial to The Rev. RirJiard C. Hiester, as­ St. Anne's (Arvada) ______IS.51 late delivery of the pews and a the nave are plastered, but an sistant pastor of Blessed Sacrament St. Cajetan’s ___ 6.25 Are Announced for portion of the Appalachian oak acoustical composition has been parish, Denver, has been appointed St, Catherine’! ______n:.„ 75.00 altar, may be postponed again. usAl for the ceiling. Cathedral Mrs. Bridget Golden civilian-military chaplain of the .St. Dominic's 62.70 St. Elizabeth') ...... 40.00 2 Denver Colleges Father Ke.ssler said, owing to the amber glass is being used in the army air force college training de­ St. Francis dc Safes'...... 200.00 fact that the pews have not yet windows of the nave, in contrast to Father Edward Morgan, S.J., tachment at the University of Den­ at. James’ ...... te.OO been delivered, although the manu­ the stained rose window in the pastor of the Sacred Heart-Loyola ver, according lo Archbishop Urban St. John the E van aelist's.170.25 op facturer has promised delivery at facade, a produef of the studios pariah, Denver, has announced an­ J. Vehr. Father Hiesier v*ill offer St. Joseph's (C.SS.R)______47.90 attend the Loretto Heights com­ St. Joseph's tPolisht ...... 10.50 the earliest possible date. of Conrad Schmitt in Milwaukee. Tlie Rev. John Hiomas Donovan other gift for Loyola church. This Mass each .Siihday at 8 o'clock in St. Leo the Gresl's______20.80 mencement June 2 in the college, Standing on a five-lot plot of John K, Monroe of Denver is the (above), a native of Sterling and a is asphalt tiling for the floor. the new library building on the S t Louis' (F.nttlcwood) ...... 82.66 Denver, for which Bishop Joseph property at 10th and Grand, a architect. student of St. John's seminary, The installation is to be made in campus, and will spend two nights St. Mary Maedalene's (Edge- C. Willging oi^Pueblo will be the block and one-half from the pres­ The Glenwood parish now has Gamarillo, Calif., will be obtained time for F,aster. It is the gift of weekly in his office at the uni­ water) ...... 62.00 speaker. The Baccalaureate Mass St Patriefe's ______14.00 ent rectorj', the new church re­ about 60 families, according to .Saturday, April .3, in the San Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Golden, versity. It is estimated that at least will be held May 31 in the college — AAFTTC photo S t Philomena’s ____ 99.82 places a frame structure built 67 Father Kessler, who has been in Augustin Calhedral, Tucson, Aric., in memory of Mr. Golden’s mother, 150 of the men preparing lo be­ St. Rose of Lima's ____ 21.84 chapel. S t Therese’a (Aurora)___ __ 8.70 years ago. The size of the new charge there since his appointment by Bishop Daniel J. (tercke. He will Mrs. Bridget Golden, who died in come aviation cadets are Catholic. Chaplain Jeroma H. Ladder St. Vincent de Paul's -■ — ■ ■■ 24.95 The Regis college commence­ church is 34 by 82 feet, and it in 1935. 'The old church, which offer bis first Solemn Mass in St. the past year. Mrs. Golden, was a Father Hiester, 32, an alumnua of Resis eollega ______11.65 ment will take place May 14 at will have a seating capacity of was constructed in 1886, will be Mary’s church, Phoenix, Arir., member of the Jesuit parish from the North American college in I In the Denver archdiocese. Father S t Mary's academy ...... 6.00 8:16 p.m. in the gymnasium. The more than 300. It is constructed razed. Further plans for dedica­ April 4 at 11 o ’clock. His parents, Rome and of the Catholic Univer­ PARISHES OUTSIDE OF DENVER the time of its founding, and up ' Ludder, a native of Brooklyn, Baccalaureate Mass and Commun­ of native stone in English rustic tion of the new church will be Mr. and Mrs. John B. Donovan, ore to the time of her deate was ac­ sity of America, Washington, D. C , ^ r „ was stationed in St. Francis Akron—S t Joseph’s ...... Aspen— St. Mary'e ...... ion for graduates will be held in style, with a shingle tile roof, and made when word of the missing residents of Phoenix. He is tive in everything pertaining to ordained lo the priesthood ‘ :de Sales’ parish, Belle Harbor, Boulder— Sacred Heart ...... 70.62 the students’ chapel on the same a full hall in the basement. furnishings arrives, the pastor nephew of Mrs. 0 . M. Kellogg of the churches or sAools o f Sacred July 23, 1937.— (Photo by Lain- N. Y.^ when he was commissioned. (Turn to Pages — Column 5) day at 9 o'clock. The sanctuary, which is about said. St. John’s paiisl), Denver. Heart-Loyola. son)

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The Denver Catholic WALKER TO CONTINUE FIGHT 16798687 Resrister lORETTO IN ROCKIES’ FULL Pobliihed Weekly by the Oatholio Preu Sodety, Inc. ON SALACIOUS LITERATURE OF HUMAN INTEREST STORIES A H A T I l O A . . . /lA/t 988 Baanoek Street, Denver, (Continued From Page One) that there is no collusion between Colo. son, who conducts the column, the NODL and the United States mpyEEts T o l (Continued From Page One) which was already crooked, sud­ Sabieriptlont $1 Per Year “ Washington Merry-Go-Round,” Post Office department” His Ex­ was a matter of putting into denly snap farther to one side, her cellency wrote that he did not voice failed her. And Sister Bar­ Entered ts Second Clase Matter Bishop Nisll noted that the writer place, nugget by nugget, findings C/ ^ i:vKKY A<;i:: at the Poat Office, Denver, had charged the Postmaster Gen­ consider it likely that the post­ had■ id already been secured; ofthat tholomew ever after maintained Colo. eral was co-operating by design master general “ thinks in terms 11 making use of vmns filled with rich that Sister Columba’s eyes were with the NODL. Asserting that of morals as much as he does in ore; and passing over the shale and so crossed that she could not tell there is no connection between terms o f the unfairness on the whether she was looking at her (Continued From Page One) mica schist and other non- ALL THE NEWEST STYLES the NODL and the Post Office part o f publishers to expect the essentials, of seeking the companion” or at the armed men. flicted peoples and worthy causes recur- New and Used Tires department, His Excellency called federal government to pay most rence of the lode.” Later the sisters learned that the AND FABBICS TO CHOOSE FROM Recapping and Repairing attention to the fact that publica­ of the cost of carrying through mount each year. The response of bandits desisted from their pro­ the mails periodicals, which, to the Catholic people of our country jected holdup only because they O m e U L TIBK IKBPECTION iTATlON tions were banned from the mails No Furnishings • Cunning Dipped Straws that were not on the NODL disap- say the least, are calculated to do has been most commendable. We were asham^ to alarm "them re- • Clastic Casuals more harm than good.” ask your generous consideration of On Opening Day ligioiu ladies.” HARVEY’S roved list. “ If anything,” the e Fompadour Honeys tish^ stated, “the standards of The Bishra’s letter continued: this special appeal. If each wage- The ceremony that laid the cor­ • Stunning Sailors TIRE EXCHANGE “ If Frank Walker, as you say, earner, able to do so, would give 3 Nuns Recall the Post Office department are nerstone for Loretto Heights acad­ e Smart Fedoras for Suits 1020 Broadway . K£. 4774 ‘indignantly denied that members $1, our diocesan quota could be • Aderabla Bennatt more severe than those of the emy Sept. 21, 1890, was “ impres­ Early Days / of his own religious faith were in­ reached. NODL.” sive," as such ceremonies ^ a d i- There’s b ri^ l, brimming youth in every line of these new Spring Your Purchase o f War Bonds fluencing his policy in barring This fund is administered by a tionally are. Likewise impressive, The very finest bit of descrip­ “ I can assure you,” Bishop Noll committee of Bishops and there is tion in the book, remarkable for hshloes. Tailored aaodels and eolorfiil styles to give your new and Stamps Helps Secure Your wrote Mr. Pearson, "and I hope magazines from the mails, he told but in a different way, was the the plain truth. Personally, I have no overhead expense incurred in the way in which it makes photo­ outfit that Sm I touch of perfection. Every one Is a grand vahiel Future. you will accept this assurance. moving into the building on Nov. refrained from approaching him the distribution to causes deemed 2,' 1891. The contractors had graphic detail express the inward lest he might become embarrassed. worthy of assistance. neglected to install light, heat, and spirit, is in the pages that trace But. since Mr. Walker’s office Faithfully yours in Christ, water facilities, and the van that out the conversation of three nuns — Sisters Jovita Mills, Lavialle likely receives every week hun­ » URBAN J. VEHR, was to bring food and bedding for Daly, and Aurelia Archambault, PRICE’ S Cut Price DRUG dreds of marked copies of maga­ Archbishop of Denver. the faculty and students bad not zines, leaflets, and circular let­ arrived by 6 p.m., as scheduled. who had given all their useful lives PkWM 100 So. ters advertising wares that may P. S.—Kindly announce this col­ to Loretto Heights, and now, after "Serwee With a Smile** BrosSwtr lection at the Masses Sunday, Seven o’clock, 8 o’dock, 9 o’clock, iP . 6 »3 9 not lawfully be carried by mail, and still there was no van. The a radio address by Monsignor Ful­ The Nyal Store he has ample reason for independ­ April 4. The collection is to be ton Sheen in 1938, were reminiscing taken Sunday, April 11, and the only light was that of candles; ent and wholly objective action." there was no food, and all were over the old daya; Downtown Prices at PRICE’S In closing, Bishop Noll reminded returns sent to the Chancery with­ “ ‘ Sister Lavialle,’ spoke Sister in two weeks. hungry; no water, and every one COHPLETE LIKE OF DRUGS AKD DRUG SUNDRIES the W ashinj^n columnist that "as was thirsty; still no heat, and it Aurelia, ‘when Monsignor Sheen PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY—COUPOXmDED BY far as the NODL is Catholic I was a chilly All Souls’ evening. At was urging us in his talk just now REGISTERED PHARUACI8T8 ONLY March 30, 1943. should like to declare that the last the van came, with salt ham to to pray for the intentions of the Bishops of every country have Reverend dear Father: H o^ Father, didn’t he remind you UQEORS, WINES AND BEER With the spring house cleaning satisfy hunger, but no water to both the right and the duty to give slake thirst. The next morning of Cardinal Satolli [the Papal Le­ HORAqp S. PRICE, Prop. direction to their flocks in mat­ season near at hand, the S t Vin­ gate] who visited the Heights back cent de Paul Salvage bureau again coffee was prepared at a house some Member of St. Frond* de Sales’ ParUh ters relating to morals. If the distance down Federal “boulevard” in the nineties? Do you remem­ clergy and the laity o f other or­ for contributionsbu"appeals of arti- ber, Sister Lavialle?’ . . . dee:le of every kind that Catholic —it was just a muddy road then. ganizations, if mayors o f cities Thus did an institution inspirited “ ‘Yes, Sister Aurelia, I remem­ and juvenile court judges, believe families may be discarding. Cloth­ ber, and I'm sure that Sister Jovita ing for men, women, and children, with the most refined culture meet in the NODL standards, they have the coarse realities of food, shel­ remembers. It was the 6th of MOVING--PACKING-STORAGE an equal right to get behind the regardless of condition, is needed. March, 1896. Wasn’t that the date. Furniture, beds, mattresses, dishes, ter, and transportation in pioneer effort to make magazine literature Denver. Sister Jovita?’ household Goods To and From Everywhere safer for youth.” cooking utensils, etc., are also “ ‘Eh? What did you say?’ ques­ needed to meet the continuous de­ To whatever straits the stress tioned Sister Jovita. ‘Ninety-three? With SWU and Care” Postmaster General Walker is HUNDREDS OF STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM on a national inspection tour. mands made upon the bureau. of war may bring us today, tiiey Yes, I’m ninety-three; but let me From Denver he went to Omaha, Because of the co-operation of have, or will have, their counter­ see. To get my dates I always go Ncbr, our Catholic people, the Salvage part in pioneer Loretto Heights back to tile time that Mother Pan­ THE JOHNSON STORAGE academy. No grocery would de­ bureau, during the preceding year, cratia left for Montgomery; you SIBYL HATS was able to provide personal and liver seven miles from town, and Fur Company Official know she was changed to Spring- 1619 STOUT STREET household necessities for many the sisters made liberal use of field later. She left the first part AND MOVING CO. In St. Vincent Parish hundreds of deserving poor re­ buggy and mare. “Victory” gar­ of March in ’92. Then there’s an­ Just 0 16th St, tnd Next to Kendriek-BelUmy dens were then matters of as g;reat Since 190S Mrs. E. Brown, assistant man­ ferred by parish conferences of the other event in March of 1864, the ager of Hamilton Furs, Denver, re­ S t Vincent de Paul society, by the necessity as now, and, though the Battle of the Wilderness, fought by 221 Broadway PEarl 2433 cently moved to St. Vincent de Catholic Charities, and the various Lord allowed drouth and grasshop­ General Grant. You know, when­ Paul’s parish. bureaus of public welfare. All pers to devastate many a money ever I think of that battle, I al­ HOTEL O’NEILL clothing and furniture, regardless crop at the Heights, He blessed ways think of our sisters’ coming of its conditon, can be rwaimed the potatoes, beans, and pigs. to Denver; both events happened PRIVATE SHOWER BATH AND TOILET IN EVERY ROOM and repaired for service. One day the porkers, perhaps Exteiuivdr remodeisd and bwatifnlir r«faralili«d in 19SS. Quiet location but in 1864. And if ever there was adjaeoBt to the ehoppins, busineK, and theater oenU^ overfed on fermented corn, “ came Trucks of the Salvage bureau wilderness, it was Denver at Bates—tl.Tt elncla tl.lO double Tbomta U O’Neill, Hanactr will collect the articles at. your grunting their way up the steps that time. homes. These trucks operate in of the west porch, knocking one “ ‘Well, now, listen to me wan­ UTH AND STOUT ST. DENVER, COLO. KE. 1277 North Denver on Monday and Sat­ another over as they tumbled dering off the subject like this. urday; in South and West Denver through the doors and into the cor­ You know, of course, that I’m on Tuesday and Thursday; and in ridors and classrooms. In a short ninety-three, and you young la­ East Denver and Park Hill on time there was uproar everywhere; dies of seventy-eight and mghty Wednesday and Friday. The tele­ the children went delirious with must forgive me if my mind is laughter as they scrambled to the phone number of the Salvage bu­ not so steady as yours. Now what ir THE LABEL IS THE HAT IS RIGHT.. reau is CHerry 5608. Requests for tops of their desks in efforts to was it you asked me a second pick-ups should be placed a day or give place to the intruders.” ago? . . .’ two in advance to conserve tires Equally amusing is the story of “ ‘And you,’ interrupted Sister and the allotment of gasoline mile- a critical...... event in the career 6t Lavaille, ‘you have conquered ^ age. Kindly announce this appeal Jack II, the most redoubtable of trials and hardships more com' ! at the Masses Sunday, April 4. the dog dynasties that flourished pletely than any of us; you are 'Y O U ’LL TAKE THE Faithfully yours in Christ, under the patronage of the late more pleasing to God than we! Sisters, don’t you agree?’ 9 URBAN J. VEHR, Monsignor Richard Brady, for 44 “ ‘Are you talking about me?’ AP Archbishop of Denver. years the chaplain of Lorttto Heights. Scenting one morning interposed Sister Jovita. *I more # possibilities in the little girls’ pleasing to God! Oh, no! I’m just dormitory, the canine t^ant dumb-bell!’ And Sister Jovita • « • “leaped in great glee from one bed chuckled mischievously, as she al K Fr. Koch Serving to the other, leaving the imprint of ways did when she knew that she his four wet, muddy paws on each had said something not exactly ac' inamaculate spread.” Indignantly, cording to Hoyle. Sister Jovita con­ Sister Mary Luke reported the in­ tinued: ‘Now don’t be shocked be­ cident to Mother Marv Linus, and cause I said “ dumb-bell.” I heard m ^ On Jungle Front one of the college girls use that her anger was not mollified by the latter’s laughter. “ 0 , Sister Mary word. You know I have to keep up ID (Continued From Pagefl( One) Luke,” the superior expostulated, with things, and people, and words! ------you may count on the dependability of our mountains and throughign jungli “let me laugh lirst and then I will Besides, it’s true; I am a dumb­ Like the rest, he travelels in trains, get angry.” bell. I’m sort of broken and gnarled organization to furnish practical assistance in boats, dngouts, in trucks, jee; and almost worn out But I’ve s jungle banana railroads; and he Meet Bandits grown that way in working for % Him. I think He likes to have me 61 hikes and climbs to those positions On Horsecar 9 the handling of all details. A ceremony of good !! from which young men, ever on look old and wrinkled. If He is the alert for the enemy, can make An episode, suggestive of the pleased I should be satisfied.’ And taste, no matter how simple, with a price range only occasional trips to centers respect that tiie sisters’ garb and again Sister Jovita chuckled.” deportment inspire in even tiie where services are held with m & to fit the individual choice. greater-frequency. coarsest characters, concerns the Other Knox Hate time two bandits, bearing six- HAVE YOUR ts to *20 In these positions, altars are set shooters they made no attempt to up _ on _ the_ hoods o f jeeps, up' conceal, boarded the Englewood GLASSES REPAIRED % ended foot lockers, tree stumpy or horsecar and took seats opposit LATEST IN LIGHTWEIGHT STYLE any other available space. Field Sisters Bartholomew and Columba AT PAUL WEISS’ organs and accordions are used for # “ Sister Columba turned to speak Broken, twisted frames are Note how the crown of this Knox lightweight J musical services and song books to Sister Bartholomew, but, see­ » BOUlEUflRD mORTURRV are taken to the positions by the made like new. Broken lenses hot is softly lifted to a new “crease." This style ing Sister Bartholomew’s nose, chaplains. are scientifically 4oplicated. innovation has already created a sensation. Mrs. Jasies P. McConaty And if this sounds like an easy Have your glasses repaired Nothing so daringly smart has been done in day, take the case of one posi­ N OW . 21 skiUed employees as­ yean. The High Ridge promises to be our tion served by L t Benedict Hend­ sure yon prompt, courteous m Federal at No. Speer Telephone GRand 1626 Brother Makes season's biggest success. erson, O.F.M., of Phoenix, Ariz. service at reasonable ^ c e s . MaU From headquarters he travels 16 orders given immediate atten­ J tion. • miles by boat, another 15 miles! Final Vows in s by truck, and then hikes eight | t f t miles to the position. ft The chaplains also serve to I Chapel of Regis bring entertainment to the men ft in these remote positions and often (Continued From Page One) services are preceded by a show the A. 0. Smith corporation, one given by men themselves and en­ of the largest research organize' WAR GARDENERS! GET YOUR tertainers from the USO. tions of the United States. In the COTTRELI/S Co-operation between Churches, August following his first vows, he OPTICIAN chaplains, and civilian agencies is was sen* by superiors to St. Ixiuis 'Out aM »*l Sliri-42.L5lXTEENTH.$k satisfactory, Colonel Koch said. to study nursing in preparation AMMUNITION AT MILLER'S! He cited as an example the fact for his work as infirmarian. In St. that all Qhurches and chaplains Louis he studied in the ’Alexian DIG FOR VICTORY! PLANT YOUR WAR GARDEN NOW - and many civilian agencies were Brothers’ school of nursing, the co-operating with Rabbi Nathan St. Louis university school of PLANT FLOWERS AND SHRUBS NOW! Witkin, of New York city, to bring medicine, and in the Firmin more than 2,000 soldiers of Jew­ Desloge hospital, which is attached CLflRK€'S CHURCH GOODS You’ll fnd the things to plant at Miller’s.High-germination seeds for your Victory ish faith into central points for to St. Louis university. the Feast of the Passover. Vegetable Garden— hundreds o f Hardy, Beautiful Shrubs, jPlants, big healthy Author of Weather Book bulbs that grow gorgeous flowers! WOMEN’S WORK HIGHLY PRAISED From 1936 to 1989 Brother Renk’s scientific abilities were He praised the women in utilized in a somewhat different the USO, who, in the early days o f field when he was assigned to the ROSE BUSHES the war when entertainment had St. Louis universite station of the not yet been organized, accom­ GARDEN Bloom first yearl United States Weather bureau. ASSORTED panied chaplains into interior po­ Here he compiled the two-volume sitions with cakes and other deli­ Meteorological Summary of the St. cacies for the men on duty there. Louie Umversity Observatory now SEEDS BULBS Colonel Koch also had high available in all the weather bureau 3 9 ‘ praise for the enlisted man in this stations in the United States. war. “ Church attendance among In 1939 Brother Renk was sent them is as high, if not higher, than to S t Mary’s college, St. Marys, 3». $^09 the average in civilian life. We i'i. Per box.. 99 Kans., as librarian, and the fol­ know of many cases where men lowing year came to Regis, arriv have drifted away frpm the Churches in civilian life who are ing here in August. returning to them since they have A graduate of old Marquettequ( GOLD SEAL donned ^ e uniform of their coun­ academy, formerly located at HARDY, FLOWERING try. There is a definite trend in Tenth and State streets in Mil GLADIOLUS the armed services toward attend­ waukee and now grown into Mar­ Lawn Seed 0 0 q ance at religious service. quette university high school, SHRUBS 39c “ It is moreover a mistake to Brother Renk also attended the underestimate the cultural 4n' University of Wisconsin for one BULBS teresta of the enlisted men. They year. But that was not his first prefer good music, good lectures, year in college. “ Marquette acad and sound literature and entertain­ emy gave a five-year course in my sb^PT 25c 3 09 3 - 99c ment. That is the case throughout time,”>' n.Brother Renk explains, the area. “and the course practicallyIcally iU' ■ “ We have found that the over­ eluded some college work in the whelming majority o f service men latter years.” would rather go fishing than go Final vows in the Society ol’ War Ration stamp No. 20 slumming,” he concluded. Jesus, taken by priests some time Because of the |i;ieat distances after their training has been com­ Order Early for good for 1 lb. Coffeot through pleted with the year of tertian- and difficult terrain, along with Headquarter* for April 25th. ' transportation difficulties during ship and by lay brothers eteht H O L Y WEEK CHURCH the long rainy season, Panama is years or more after their first ABncucs or d e v o t io n one of the most difficult areas of rows, are public vows that bind and EASTER CHUBCH rUBNIBHINGS GOODS W ar Ration stanip No. 12 all for chaplains. But they are the individual more solemnly than BOOKS FOR THE CATB- good for 5 lbs. Sugar, through covering the field and they are the first vows, which are taken OUC LAITY AND CLERGY HOUSE reaching all positions several times after the two years of povicoship. May 31st. a week with radio services, in ad­ The first vows in the Jesuit order, 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 SUPER mmiKEtn dition to their periodic calls in however, are in theAsolves bind­ persom ing for l^e. f IIIII,, III

Thurs&ay,- April 1, 1943 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE T H R E I ST. PHILOMENA’S PTA SELLS 18268285 S3S95 IN WAR STAMPS, BONDS Loans ^ Re-Financing Are Your Present Monthly Payments Too Large? [ (St, Philomena’ a Pariah, Daavar) liam E, Sheehy, J. J. Flynn, Sid­ S' BEIISFII More than 50 members and ney Bishop, Abi Holland, and W. D. guests were present for the month­ Dwyer, and Mr. and Mrs. T. V. IF SO ly meeting of St. Philomena’s PTA Connor. Mrs. G. A. Schwartz read Let aa re-finance yonr ontatanding indebtedneas. We loan en SCIOOL PiPIlS held in the school auditorium Mon­ communication from Lynn Si­ SEI FOn APR. R autemobilea, famitnre, or any other good aecnrity yon may day, March 29. Mrs, Harry T. monson. It was decided to hold hava. Zook presided. The Rev. Paul Reed the next meeting on April 19. We also make Personal Loans to employed men and woman led the opening prayer and the Miss A. Girardot brought a without the necessity of eo-aignera. Prompt, Courteous and In planning for your family’s future wel* (Sacred Heart-Loyola Pariah, (St. Catherine’s Pariah, Denver) pledge of allegiance to the flag. . large number of rosaries that had Buaineaa-like Treatment. • fare, consider the wisdom of securing Denver) The card party for the benefit Pupils of the sixth, seventh, and The president extended a wel­ been repaired by the Queen of of the sisters will be held follow­ • (State Supervised Rates) come to the jpiesta and new mem­ FUTURE NEED PROTE|m9N now, eightn grades of Sacred Heart Heaven orphanage to be given to ing a dessert luncheon Friday, bers present, including Mmesi G. L. soldiers. during the years of earning income. Under school are making a retreat. Mass, April 9, at 1 p.m. Special prizes Monaghan, ,Philomena Hodgea, OLINGER’S FUTURE NEED PLAN you prayers, spiritual reading, Bene­ The president designated the fol­ will be offered. Tickets may be ob­ C. MaeSwitzer, Ann Jacobs, Wil- lowing nominating committee to can secure this intelligent provision for diction, and special conferences are tained from the school children’s OWEN FINANCE held daily. prepare a slate of officers to be mothers. every member of your family— regardless Public school pupils of the parg presented in the April meeting: The Altar and Rosary society H . H. O W E N of age. The cost^is very little . . only a ish are given cat^hisra instruc­ The Rev. Paul Reed, Mmes. G. A. members will receive Communion (Member St. John's Pariah) Schwartz, A. G. Guenther, and few cents a day. Consult Olinger’s Advis­ tions in Loyola church on Monday Flower Collection this Sunday in the 7:30 o’clock 3494 So. Broadway Phoneat Eng. 1720, Ra. IIIS H. J. McLellan. Mrs. M. Blake ory Department.. .there is no obligation. at 3:45 and in Sacred Heart Mass. church on Thursday at 3:45. Vifquain gave a report of the re­ Boy Scout troop 156 held a cent deanery meeting. There will Sodaliata to Kaceive Communion court of honor Sunday morning be no deanery meeting in April. following the 9 o’clock Mass, The Sunday morning in the 8:30 W iDBeTablip Mmes. D. R. Costello and F. L. March awards were distributed. Mass in Loyola church the Young SPEER at Schitk will attend the April PTA Recently baptized were: Emily Preferred Parish 16TH tt Ladies' sodality and the Junior BOULDER SHERMAN meeting. Valentine Ulibarri, infant daugh­ Young Ladies’ sodality members (St. Jamaa’ Pariah, Danvar) ter of Mr. and Mrs. Eloy Ulibarri; m m f o . H i i E S will receive Communion. The jun­ Mrs. Esther Deike, chairmap of Members of the Altar society JoAnn Thorn.sberry, infant daugh­ Trading List iors will meet Tuesday evening, the sale of war stamps and bonds, will take up a collection after all ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Thorns- Departments Call, GLendale 3663 April 6, in the home of Miss The- the Ma.sses Sunday, April 4, fot reported that the total sales to date are $3,895.45. berry; Michael Joseph Davidson, resB Hebert, 3208 Columbine flowers to be used for the Forty infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank­ C A T H O LIC MEMBERS of our personnel and the street. Father W. M. Markoe, S.J., Hours’ devotion and on Easter. Mrs. F. L. Schirk spoke briefly lin Davidson; and Catherine Mar­ MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER sodality director, will be present. finest equipment and facilities are assigned to Sunday is Communion day for the on victory gardens, and also asked guerite Cero, infant daughter of The merchants represented in this section are beostera. They a re The senior sodalists iwill meet society and all the women of the for volunteers for the blood bank. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Cero. every Catholic Service. __ ^ /td Thursday evening, April 8, in the Eight women volunteered. anxious to work with yon and are deserving e f your patronage. C*. parish. They are a.skod to attend Pvt. William Clark, son of Mr. home of Kathleen Andrew, 2829 operate with them. the 8 :30 o’clock Mass. Mrs. W. L. Zint announced that and Mrs. Frank S. Clark of 2653 Race street, at 8 o’clock. .All mem­ The Forty Hours’ devotion will $122i65 was the net receipts of W. 37th avenue, is at honfe on a (J V)c«-P(«ildtnt bers of the groups are asked to at­ open Friday, April 9, in the 7:30 the recent games party. short furlough. He is stationed in tend the day of recollection in Holy Mass. The Rev. Crispin Pfirman, The Rev. Paul Reed introduced the flying school of Wa^o_ Field, St. John's Ghost church Sunday, April 4, O.F.M., of St. Elizabeth’s parish, from 2 to 5 o’clock. the boys who won the parochial Tex. His brother, Francis, is with Denver, will be the preacher in school state, basketball champion- the U. S. coast guard in Fort The Sacred Heart PTA will the devotion. The children of the ■ship in the recent tournament and Bragg, Calif. OLIVER’S Cold Waving meet Wednesday, April 7. parish will meet Friday, April 2, they pre.sented their banner to the MARKET NO MACHINE—NO HEAT Preferred Parish Lenten devotions in Loyola in the church for practice at 3:30 PTA. The champions are Rob­ NO STRETCH—NO WEIGHT church are held on Monday, p.m. ert Ames, Jack Zook, George Minot, Grain-Fed Meats New. Sensational. Permanent Wednesday, and Friday evenings. The St. James Red Cross sew­ Max Geinger, and Guy Gibbs, Fish and Poultry Trading List In Sacred Heart church. Lenten ing group just completed its third St. Francis PTA MARTIIV’S Mrs. Esther Deike presented 1312 East 6th Ave. services are on Wednesday and Consignment of work, consisting 6th ,4ve. Beauty Salon Miss Regina Reitmeier, who gave Phono PE. 4629 1 1 3 4 E. 6th Are. SP. 4461 Friday evenings. of 26 blouses and eight shirts. The Loyola PTA will meet in the a resume of the history of the school hall Tuesday, April 6. Elec­ Mrs. E. Jennings is entertaining founding, growth, and progress of MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER the Queen of the Holy Rosary circle Loretto Heights college. In the To Name Officers COOKE'S Shoe Repairing tion of officers will take place, and "The House of Fine Shoe Repairinx” Til* merchant! represanteii in this lection are booitart. They are a large attendance is urged. The Thursday, April 1. social hour that followed refresh­ TEXACO Si^RVICE anzioui to work with yon and are deierrinf of yonr patronafo. Co* nominating committee consists of Mrs. II. W. Lowery recently ments were served by the hoRtesses, Expert Washing • Creasing NEW MASTER entertained St. James’ circle in Mmes. O’Brien, Bible, and Hogue. Mrs. J. H. Cummings, Mrs. Law­ (St, Franeia de Salea’ Pariah, Tire Repairing operate with them. her home. Gue.sts for the after­ rence Wood, and the mothers'of Denver) SHOE SHOP noon were Mmes. Ella Wis.sel and Sister Janet Marie’s room. Sister Election of officers will take Stay-Char^ SsItcs Battery Trooble DON DOLCE. Prop. I'athedral M. K, Walden. Mary Charlc.s' room won the at­ place in the PTA meeting Wednes­ 6th and Marion KE. 9707 1704 East 6th Ave. The Cathedral-St. James* PTA tendance award. day, April 7, at 2 p.m. in the high AiiDiuiciationHigli invites the parents of the children The Altar and Rosary society school auditorium. A feature of to attend regular classroom in­ PATRONIZE THESE and the PTA w ll receive Com­ the program '^ill be a patriotic Economy Liquor Store struction on Visitation day, Mon­ munion Sunday in the 8:15 Mass. playlet given by the-pupils of the PIGGLY-WIGGLY day, April 6. St. Philomena’s parish ,Ied in first grade, under the direction of BOXXIE BRAE Nutt to CUrlra*! Chorch OoMary Magdalene Phone SPnice 4478______1909-11 So. Broadway will be Mmes. J, Plumb, P. Powers, four senior mothers, and two lit­ ship to Regis high school, which he The House of Service CAR CONSERVATION T. Luplow, and J. Bowen. tle children will model. relinquished. FURNITURE. RUGS, DRAPES and HEADQUARTERS Following are the models: Wil­ r > PFAB CXIRTAINS thoroughly cleaned. Let FAVOR GRANTED son Bragg, Ed Regan, Martin Catholic School Will RUSTIC TAVERN A reader of the Register wishes ^ PHARMACY us do your house cleaning for yon. STILWELL & SON Krist, Bob Shrider, Jim I.arson, Give 151 Scholarships St. Louis* Naw Hanaxement to publish thanks for a favor re­ Lloyd McGarry, Betty O’Connor, B. G. HARVEY and BILL COX Sharidan at Waal Colfax ceived after prayers to Kateri Patty Bums, Irene H en^, Joanne Washington. — Catholic colleges P bon at YAbor **31 or TAbor (* ll SKELLY SERVICE and universities of the United Where Friends Meet Tekakwitha and the Infant Jesus Barton, Helen Almquist, Mary PROMPT ntEB DEUVEBY Open Sunday* — Qoaed of Prague. States, fully aware of the vital im' Wesley Pharmacy j 0 d 6 f 0 l t Janet Seaman, Marie Casagranda, 5126 W. 29ih - GL. 9843 Praarriptteea Onr SsaetaHy Tuesdays Colleen Laugblin, Gloria Pytlinaki, portance that attaches to the me­ LUBRICATION — WASHING dium of student exchange for O. J. QUINLAN, Prap. CLEANERS AND DYERS FOR SMART Glorene Pj'tlinski, Mmes. J. H. TIRE A TUBE REPAIRS bringing about a closer collabora­ 828 Broadway BATTERIES A ACCESSORIES McCarthy, M. J. O’ Dorioghue, E. Free Deliveriea - SP. 9771 LADIES’ WEAR tion between the nations of the PE. 3 7 5 3 PE. 3754 ALAMEDA A SO. LINCOLN Parton, and Marie Seaman, and Holy Family Parish Pearl 9955 VISIT Western hemisphere, are offering Prescription SpedtdUts John O’Shea and Janet Miller. 2390 South Downing Karelia Shop Each member of the Mile of a total o f 151 graduate and under­ graduate scholarships for the next BUCHANAN’S 70 BROADWAY I Pennies Victory club will receive three invitations to the fashion academic year. The monetary value TENNYSON MEAT ROTOLO^S of the scholarships is placed at WEISS »KERY LICUOR STORE show. Those who have not already ]Uoly laliost 796 So. Broadway $91,OOU. MARKET sent in their contribution may call For Quality Bakery Goods 4 railona of xaaolina majr not mean much Fine Wines and Liquors Fresh Meats, Fish and to Fou but wa appreciate it ITs Invits You to Fitil Mrs. H, Burkett at EMerson 8015. . OPEN 7 to 7 WEEK DAYS We Feabira Chrbtiaa Brea. Wteas The war bond that was re­ GOOD CLOTHES NEED ' Try Poultry cently awarded the PTA was given Diamonds CLOSED ALL DAY SUNDAYS BEER NOT BE EXPENSIVE 4024 Tennyson St. soil Tennyson Phonaa GR. M43 A 3313 Phaaa PEarl 1777' 377 Sm Ui BiW w u Ingram’s Cafe to Mrs. Robert Cuthbertson, 4744 Federal boulevard. Wedding Rings Annunciation and Bar Rosaries THE When buying from the CuardiaR Aagel Gaild CLARK & SON firms advertising in this RALPH B. INGRAM. Pray. Crosses ENGLISH Will Meet o r April B pap^r, please mention that DRUGS PRICES " IN DENYSB DE SELLEM For Better Foods HARDWARE rUEL AND FEED CO. you saw their advertise­ The Guardian Anml guild will TAILORS Paint • Clats • Seed* CHARLES A. DtfBLLEU and Drinks 4034 Tennyson GL. 9282 ment. meet in the Daniris s Fisher sunomRii’s 901 FIFTEENTH STREET W* Ship by Rail STORE OPEN ALL NIGHT tearoom, Denver, Thursday, April Watchmakers & Jewelers PHONE TA. U0( 8, at 12:80 p.m. Mrs. B. F. Fitz­ Combine Quality and Style M*1 FRANKLIN ST. ttTB AND WALNUT 58 BROADWAY simmons ana Mrs. C. J. Hyland will 59 So. Broadway at Prices You Can Afford PHONK JU b« tha hbstessaa. BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY jg-giiar '= - 1

PAGE FOUR Office, Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 ■ Thursday, ARMY, NAVY TESTS WILL BE Gets Interneship TRIDUUM IN HONOR OF SAINT Save Your Clothes GIVEN IN ST. JOSEPH’S FRIDAY TO BE HELD IN ST. DOMINIC’S $

(St. Jeieph't Parith, Denvar) war bond with the proceeds from (St. Demioic’s Parish, Denver) han, Eucharistic; and Roleda Beltz, By Cleaning Prospective students for the its Victopr hop, held last Friday, A Iriduum in honor of St, Vin­ social. The first o f a aeries of army apecialired training and the The social v'aa a big success cent Ferrer will start in the Holy talks on Matrimony was given by THEY MAY HAVE TO LAST A LONG TIME navy college training programs and was enjoyed by everyone. Hour Friday, April 2. The trl- the moderator, A short group will take their qualifying examina­ Betty Tarantino, fourth grade duum services will be held on discussion . will follow each talk. tions in St. Joseph’s high school, student, was honored with third Saturday evening at 7:30 and on Plans were made for a home nurs­ Denver, at 9 a.m. Friday. prize in a poster contest spon­ Sunday, at 5. A High Mass will ABAPAHOE'il I # CLEANERS sored by the Queen's Work, na­ be sung at 7:46 Monday, April ing class to be conducted by Uie Most of the boys accepted for Red Cross. Young married women tional sodality magazine. 6, the Feast of S t Vincent Ferrer. JUST either program eventually will be­ arc invited and urged to join this come officers ill the army, navy,, Sunday was Communion day The members of the Rosary CALL K E. 8341 2162 Arapahoe St. in the 7 ;30 Mass for the members Altar society will receive Holy class and are asked to submit their w(/nnERO marines, or coast guard. The ma­ names to a member of the sodality. of the Guenther club. Holy Hour Communion in the 7 :30 Mass Sun­ rines and coast guard are under All members are urged to attend the navy projfram. was Sunday night at 7 :30 o’clock. day, April 4. The monthly meet­ The Rev, Ram'ph Michaels, C.SS. ing will foIloTit the luncheon at 1 the sodality day o f recollection Those eligible for the tests in­ next Sunday in Holy Ghost church m m m clude boys between the ages of 17 R., assisted in Port Collins in the o’clock on Tuesday, April 6. Mrs. PRODUCERS CREAMERY PRODUCTS MEAN K. of C. Communion service. from 2 till 6 in the afternoon, and 20 who have graduated from S. A. Miller, chairman; Mmes. Q I/A L IT Y p r o d u c t s a t REASONABLE PRICES an accredited high school, seniors Mrs. M. Ginsburg, chairman of James Coursey, Gurdon Smith, i In the monthly chapter meeting in high schools in the same age the card party held recently, George Steinke, P, 0 . Haggerty, of the Third Order of St. Dominic, bracket, or students who have not wishes to thank everyone who in M, Friedl, and John C. Barry will held Sunday evening, March 28, Ice Cream graduated from high schools but any way helped to make this affair be in charge. Mmes. Frank Stone and James are continuing their education in a success. Officers, counselors, 'and com­ Bickett concluded their year of probation and made profession. Milk - Cream accredited colleges or universities fh e regular sewing day for the mittee chairmen of St. Domin/c’s and are between the ages of 17 and Altar and Rosary society has been An inlernetliip in medical tech­ Holy Name society meet Thurs­ Mrs. Patrick J. Lucy was received changed from the morning of the and began her year o f novitiate. Butter 20. They must be unmarried and nology was confeired this week on day, April 1, to complete plans Bannock St first Friday of the month to the The chapter donated'to the par­ 9 3 3 agree to remain unmarried until Loretto Heights college senior for the monthly meeting, which will KEyatone 3297, Danver, Colo. commissioned, unless released afternoon of the first Wednesday. chemistry student. Miss Esther be held on Thursday, April 8, ish a copy of Dominican Saints, a Women of the parish wishing to sooner by the Navy department. Reneventi, by St. Mary’s hospital, at 8 p.m. in the church audito­ bbok containing a brief sketch of take part in this work may do so Those selected for training will Kansas Oty, Mo. She is the rium. Steve O’Rourke, former the life of each canonized saint by meeting in the sacristy at 1 attend college in military uniforms, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor scout for the New York Yankees’ of the Order of Preachers, under military discipline, and with o’clock. Beneventi, 5055 W. 10th avernie. baseball team and now coach of U«h«ri to Meat ' The women who have taken care all expenses paid. She will take up the new work in Regis high, will be the guest of the altars in the month of March The regular meeting of St. Paul Vinnola, graduated from June, shortly after the college speaker. are Mrs. Home, Mrs. Hofschulte, Dominic’s Ushers’ club will be St. Joseph’s high school in 1941 graduation. The second cla.ss in home nursr held Tuesday, April 6, in the rec­ Mrs. Oaks, and Mrs. Ashen. and for two years a student in ing sponsored by St. Dominic’s tory. Herbert Shull, ’39, in training WANTED Santa Clara university in Califor­ PTA will not start until after nia, is entering training for the as a pharmacist mate in the San Easter. Those who finished the Optometrist and Optician I will buy for cash small properties in or near Denver. I am United States army air forces in Diego marine base, visited the first class and who will receive Santa Ana, Calif. Vinnola was school while on leave this week. Virginia Reed Ved not Intarestad in listing your property for sale or making you certificates are Mmes. Ward An­ one of the famed “ touchdown Also back from duty was Louis Helen Walsh A trade, but will purchase your property if priced right and pay thony, John Bruggeman, Fred you cash. Will give quick action. twins” on the state parochial cham­ Cito, a former student of St. Jos­ Burke, James Coursey,' Louise AuocUt* pionship football team in 1940, eph’s, who is a gun pointer with a Eggert, J. H. Fraher, E. W. Haw­ along wi>h Everette Stewart, and rating of seaman first class in the To Dr. Rebuck in kins, Harry Hughes, J. J. Ingling, W. B. JOSEPH Call T. E. GREENE more lately a first string halfback navy. He has been on active duty J. J. Kenie^, T.-.J. McDonnell, m a EXAHINBD in Santa Clara. . His enlistment for some time. Fred Ochs, John Phelan, William riMiM Taker laao TAbor 6 26 6 Days EAst 1381 Eveninga brings to ten the number from that John Hall, an English teacher Reed, Jr.; A. C. Reid, Rose Robe­ 3 ia .9 ia Hejntle Bldg. first eleven now serving in the in Byers junior high school, visited son, J. E. Simms, Georgre Tawson, armed forces. St. Joseph’s high school on Tues­ St. Jokn s Churck Michael Timmins, J. A. Udick, Ed­ A1 Mollendar, a former .student day, March 30, and spoke to sev­ ward Zahn, and A. F. Zarlengo, eral of the English classes. of St. Joseph’s, visited the school (St.-'John’a Pariah, Denver) and Miss Mary Torley. while on sick leave recently. He Joseph Gifford, star of the Miss Virginia Reed, daughter In the Lenten service on Denver Grand opera, will sing for is a searaon second -class in the Wednesday evening, April 7, the the student body in assembly of Mr. and Mrs. G. Edward Reed, navy. becam^ the bride of Dr. John W, Rev. J. B. Schneider, O.P., will Thursday morning. The junior commercial room of Rebiick, son of Mr. and Mrs speak on “ Catholic Marriage.” HEART-SHIELD A roller skating party was spon­ the high school purchased a $50 Stephen Rebuck, before a Nuptial n V n V p FJtsTiia Snugly in sored by the seniors on Monday Sodality Chairmen Named Mass in St. John’s church Thurs D I I D D L L L L UnHorm Pocket night, March 29, and held in the A nieeting of the senior sodality day morning, March 25". The Rev. Rollerdrome rink in North Denver. was held Tuesday, March 23. The Remember the Church PAY YOUR BILLS THE John P. Moran, pastor, officiated THE ENGRAVED GOLD-PLATED STEEL Mmes. M. Madden and L. Harrison following committee chairmen for the ceremony and celebrated FRONT COVER PROTECTS HIS HEART were the chaperons of the large were appointed: Marjorie An­ the Nuptial Ma.ss. Rita LaTourette crowd. The party .was a big suc­ thony, apostolic; Florence Mora- was Miss Reed’s only attendant; NEW TESTAMENT cess. The Red Cross drive for funds George E. Reed, brother of the DmTer Girl Is Wed which ended last week, was com­ bride, was best plan and Eugene Of Fitzgerald was usher. pleted in St. Joseph’s with a total The bride was given fn marriage of $77.16, Of this sum the high To Soldier in East in by her father. She wore a wed­ Catholic Prayer Book school contributed $41 and the grade school $36.15. The entire ding gown of creme slipper satin Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kaffer an­ in Victorian style. The marquisette amount was almost one-fifth of nounce the marriage of their OPBN A the quota for the seven parochial yoke was outlined with a wide daughter. Marie Rosita Lynch, to YOUR WILL $ caplet of Venetian lace. The full Pvt. Arthur May, son of Mary B. CHOICE 3.95 schools. 'Thrifty CHECKING Account' First Friday devotiona will be skirt ended in a short train and May of Electra, Tex. The wed­ held with a High Mass at 8:15 the linger-tip veil was held in place ding took place March 6 before The “CentralV' new checking plan en* o’clock and Stations at 2:45 and by a Victorian bonnet of shirred a Nuptial Mass said in the post OPnCIAI. MAILING CARTOg tulle. She carried gardenias and INCLIT^D able VM to Bank-Bv-Mail and Pay-By- 7:30 p.m. chapel of Bolling Field, Washing­ M.11L You «ave Tim e...Tires...Gas... This Sunday is Communion day roses. ton, D, C., w h « Pvt. May is sta­ Shoes. * ■ MAIL ORDERS FILLED for the members of the Society The ceremony was followed by tioned with th"array air forces. REMEMBER THE Depont Any Amount of Mary. In the evening, Holy a breakfast in the Park Lane hotel. Chaplain Joseph C. Sullivan of- ^No Minimum BaUnc* Required Hour with sermon will be at 7:30 The bride attended Sacred Heart ficated, No Bank Service Charges o’clock. j academy and Duchesne C ollet of Mrs. May is well known in Den­ Tour pay check opens an account. Just On Monday night a games party the Sacred Heart in Omaha, Nebr, ver, where she attended St. Fran­ POOR MISSIONS buy a "Thnfty Check" Book. ProieCl will be held at 8:30 o'clock in the The bridegroom holds a Doctor of cis de Sales’ grade school. She your cash. . . build prestice.. . use your hall Medicine degree from the Univer­ was graduated from South Denver OWN checks. CALL OR WRITE FOR sity of Minnesota and made his un­ FULL INFORMATION. Novena devotions Tuesday will high school, and attended Mary- be at 3 and 7:30 p.m. dergraduate studies in Creighton mount college in Salina, Kans. She OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OPP. THE MAY CO. An enlarged service flag has university. has been active in Catholic circles, been hung in the sanctuary in The couple are now making their serving as president of the Junior 912 Sixteenth St. memory of the more than 200 home in Detroit, Mich., where Dr. Tabernacle society, and was so­ members of the parish in the serv­ Rebuck is on the staff of Henry prano soloist in St. Elizabeth’s iv 1 III S I 1 0 M I> \ M Ford hospital. 15'* ASO ARAPAHOE SIS ice of the country. A list of blood church for several years donors to the Red Cross is in the Forty Hours’ Concluded Pvt. May received his early vestibule of the church, Forty Hours’ devotion closed training in Marietta, 0., and was For the convenience of parish­ Wednesday evening. A group of graduated from the University of Form of Bequest for FLDRMAN’S WALTONE ioners and visitors, hours of serv­ clergy from the neighboring par Dayton. He Is a member of the 2 . 4 7 ices have been posted in the vesti­ ishes were present in the sanctuary Delta Kappa Phi fratemitj^. He E^stablishment of bule of the church. * for the rites. The Very Rev. John volunteered for army duty in Oc­ H ie Oil Base Flat Paint That Is Washable ™ Gal. The Very Rev. John Buttimer, Buttimer, C.SS.R., pastor of St. tober, 1942. Funds for Education Joseph’s church, was the speaker Far Superior to Water Base Paints C.SS.R., preached the Forty Hours' service in St. John’s church. The for the three evenings. Preceding of Priests: Rev. Robert Kreutzer, C.SS.R., the services Wednesday evening SI. Vincent’s Aid to Room Lots Wallpapor, 98e and $1.47 opens the retreat for the Sisters Father Moran was host to the of Mercy in Mercy hospital this clergy at a dinner in the Park Meet Tuesday, Apr. 6 Free Parking— Retail and Wholesale— ITe Deliver Sunday. The monthly conferences Lane hotel. of the sisters in Loretto, S t Mary’s, Third Afghan Completed and St. Joseph’s Mercy convent will The third afghan begun by St. St. Vincent’s Aid society will be held this Sunday by Fathers John’s Red-Cross unit was com­ meet in the home of Mrs. Herman Eugene Witte, John Buttimer, and pleted this week and will be sent Seep, 70 Eudora stiyet, Denver, John Fulford, respectively. Father to Fitzsimong hospital to be used Tue.sday, April 6,‘ at 2:30 p.m. Michaels is conducting a parish re­ by a convalescent soldier. This Mrs F. A. Koch will be the assistant treat in Annunciation churth, afghan was made by Mrs. J. B. hostess. A musical program has Leadville. Kenney, Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, and b «n arranged, and a large at­ Mrs. J. 0. Rae. A fourth wrap tendance is desired. has been started; any one wishing * Aid Society Changes to donate small amounts of yarn Program Spurs Interest to be used in knitting the squares Date for Card Party is asked to call the chairman, Mrs. In Retreats for Women Choose Now For* T. A. C’Keefe, EM, 2852. Masses on the first Friday will Chicago. — Stimulating interest PALM SUNDAY, The spring card part>', which be celebrated at 6, 7, and 8:30 in retreats and day# o f recollection will be sponsored by the Queen of o’clock. There will be an.all-day for women and girls of Chicago is PASSION SUNDAY, Heaven Aid society, will be held exposition of the Most Blessed Sac­ the object of a new program being on Thursday afternoon, May 13, rament, closing with evening serv­ sDonsored by the Council of Cath­ and EASTER! instead of Tuesday afternoon, May ices beginning at 7:45 o’clock. olic Women under the sponsorship 18, as announced in the Register Breakfast will be served to the of the Most Rev. Samuel A. last week. This change of date .school children after the 8:30 Ma.ss Stritch, Archbishop of Chicago. was made necessary because of by Mrs. J. C. Tully and Mr.s. J. A. the spring election falling on Bowe and a committee of third Two-Pulpit Debates Are Tuesday, May 18. Mrs. S. F. graders’ mothers. E cclesiastical Chiolcro is chairman in charge Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Kellogg left liCnten Season Feature and will be a.ssisted by Mrs. G. J. for Tucson, Ariz., to attend the Columbus, 0. — St. Patrick’s O’Byme, refreshment chairman, ordination of'the Rev. John Thomas church here has been the scene in and Mrs. Maiy Nahring, prizes, Donovan, a nephew of Mrs. Kel­ I-enten season of a revival of the A r t ic le s and their committees. logg, in San Augustin Cathedral 700-year-old custom of two-pulpit Saturday. The newly ordaineii debates in which the congregation Sacred Heart Missioners priest W’ill sing his first Solemn will participate. Mass in S t Mary's church, Phoe­ In China Are Carrying On nix, Sunday. You "Are Cordially Invited to Toledo.—Missionaries of the Sa­ Mr.s. Al DeBey is visiting her cred HeaA in China are safe and husband in El Paso, Tex. Are The Insp^t Our Beautiful Stocks working freely, according to infor­ Edvard William, infant son of mation contained in a telegram Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Plante, A PERMANENT BURSE FOR THE PERPETUAL EDUCATIUN UF from Bishop Paul Yu Pin of was baptized Sunday afternoon by HorizontuI Chungking to the Very Rev. Jos­ Father Moran. Sponsors were Mr, PRAYER BOOKS eph Averbeck, M.S.C., stationed in and Mrs. Bernard Pepin. Lines A SEMINARIAN IS $6,UIHL ANY PURTIOH UF the Sacred Heart seminary in Mrs. James A. Kerr is con­ RELIGIOUS STATUES Shelby, valescing in St. Joseph’s hospital. THIS, HOWEVER, CAN BE LEFT. Mrs. H. W, Swigert is a patient Parallel? CRUCIFIXES Religious Literature in Mercy hospital. Distribution Increases Capt Charles McFadden left for ROSARIES New York.— Distribution of re­ Princeton university, where he will ligious material to service men in be riven training in the army. PLAQUES USO centers in the United States The John Morans departed increased by 46 per cent in Decem­ for Houston, Tex., where they are THE SUM OF $350 WILL TAKE CARE ber, the United Service Organiza­ making their home. Mr. Moran is VIGIL LIGHTS tions, Inc., reported. A total of in the legal department of the 294,445 service men received this (kmtinentai Oil OF A STUDENT FOR ONE YEAR material, given out upon request J only. In' overseas USO cemers Bill to Repeal Sunday (pATHOLICS of the Rocky there was ai|^ increase of 77 per cent in material distributed. Non-Work Law KiUed ^ Mountain Region will find a Lansing, Mich.— The Michigan very complete and beautiful selec­ Legislature has killed a bill which tion of Catholic needs, for your MOTORISTS would have repealed a 97-year-oId Bring roar tiroi to ai ,for rKipping. measure which forbids work on the For Further Information, Apply at own use and for gifts. A wide No cortificoto nemoarr. Sabbath. A bill opening the entire NEW AND USED TIRES ’oar »ye« n j "No," bat they aetaally range of prices to suit every purse, On REPAIRING state to Sunday hunting was also Ofriclol Iiupocrion* Station defeated. I.et ua examine your eyee, wlthoat ob- and of course you may avail your­ the lUration. tomorrow. self of the convenience of your May Great Western Tire Co. MeMManinm 8(0 Broadwar at OUi Art. Catholic Hero of Africa GLASSES Co. charge account. as low as KiUed in Tunisia Action CHflnCERV OFFICE New York,— Capt Charles F. $6.95 Automobile Owners Kelley, Jr., 22-year-oId Catholic hero of the American landing in Alt nakea n{ cara repaired by czparl- JOHN R. COYLE aooed mrrhanica. GnaranteH work. North Africa last November, was 1636 Logan SIreel Denver, Colorado T H E CO Modern equipment. No dalay. killed in action in Tunisia on March — OPTOMETRIST — Packard Co., 131 Speer 9, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles mflV F. Kriley of this city, have been SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO notified by the ,W«r department Thursday, April 1, 1943 Office, 986 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE Silver Jubilee of Parish Naval Pilot James P. Gray In Juiesburg Is Postponed Pleasant Surroimdings Oplemelritl Juleiburg.— In the recent meet­ Sterling by the Very Rev. Bernard ing of the trueteei of the pariah Froegel and the Rev. Peter Sasse Friendly Service it waa decided to postpone the The reason for the postponement 212 Oolorado Bldg. celebration of the silver jubilee is the difficulty of having the of the Mtabliahment of the parish celebration now, in the war; it is as an independent entity. Before hoped that the war will be over 1615 California TA. 8883 There is an air of pleasantness about the year 1018, St. Anthony’s soon and the jubilee can be held « church in Juiesburg was taken care in connecton with Confirmation of as a mission from Brighton and and Archbishop Urban J. Vehr can COMFORTABLE VISION the Horan establishment which inspires be presenL After the war also the 42 members of the parish who are AND EYE CARE confidence. in the armed service will have an opportunity to-attend. Plans were made to collect ma­ terial for a history of the parish One of the members of the firm is in to be published in the jubilee book. AU pictures of interest concerning constant, personal charge of every serv­ the beginning of Catholicity in ORDER COAL ^O W Sedgwick county should be brought All grades of Range, Furnace and Stoker Coal to the rectory. The first Mass, in Lignita and Bitumhious ice and the other members of the organi­ according to Adolph Eckhout, who Loui* A. Conter (above), son of [ come t(f this country in the 1880’s, Mr. and Mrs, Nick Conter of 3847 Pike View Lignite Our Specialty zation are courteous, capable, under­ was said in a section house of the Xavier itreei, Denver, received the Union Pacific railroad. After that, rank of naval aviation pilot, firit Sorting Dtnter’t Coal Consumers Since 1904 standing, and efficient. All g^rve like (St. Louis’ Parish, Engiswood) Mass was said in the old court- clau, after a course in tbe navy The SL Vincent de Paul ind housel Renez Eckhout remembers training base, Pensacola, Fla, He is trusted friends. Holy Name societies will sponsor going to Confession behind the believed the first one front the THE PIKES PEAK FUEL an all-night vigil before the judge’s desk. Pictures of the old Denver recruiting office to receive Blessed Sacrament on Holy Thurs­ courthouse, of the first members this rank. He attended Annuncia­ Wholesale & Retail day, April 22, for the service then of the parish, the contractor, a cer­ tion and Holy Family schools in Office and Yard— 635 Curtis St. H A . 6181 of the parish and for a just peace. tain MX, Wren, will all be appre­ Denver and was graduated front A registration book will be placed ciated. the Wheatridge high school. Pilot in the vestibule of the church. The Special Choir Meeting Held (/inter is going to San Diego for name of the person and the hour The choir and organists met in advanced training. of worship desired should be filled the church Sunday afternoon, in by the volunteer. The book will March 27. An hour’s practice was be large enough to^ be kept from held in preparation for the Thiu. year to year. teen Hours’ devotion next Sun HORAN Proceeds from Father Joseph ICADEMY PyPILS day. Lenten and Easter hymns v^ere AND SON CHAPELS P. O'Heron's birthday party also rehearsed. A buffet lunch amounted to 8120. In addition the HERBERT FAIRALL was served in the rectory. Present KEystone 62Q7 # KEystone 6296 school children donated four $25 were Mildred Liddle, Catherine bonds to the new school building IS2.7 Qevetand Ptoce Sanger, Barbara Sanger, Pauline fund. The Jubilee club presented Melchior, Catherine Lehman, Tom Father O’Hcron with a purse. Lechman, Jacob Lechman, Alfred Guarding Forever our Fcundeiii Ideals Joseph Flood of the parish acted Haberkorn, Francis Schiel, and as master of ceremonies. The head­ Edward Slavick. line entertainers of the evening Thirteen. Hours’ Sunday were Misses Ava and Ardis The Thirteen Hours’ devotion INSURANCE Schmitz of 2244 S. Milwaukee will open with exposition of the Boulder.— (ML SL Gertrude’s street, who presented a program Most Blessed Sacrament at the Academy)—Filius Regis, a three- of semi-classical and popular 8:30 Mass and will clo.se Sunday act play, will be presented by the Preferred Parish songs. The Schmitz sisters are evening at 7:30. Father Louis first and second year Latin stu­ members of the University of Den­ Nally will preach the sermon in dents on Thursday evening, April ver Newman club and the Theta the evening. Father Francis Brady 1, at 7:30 o’clock in the academy 1513 Tremoei Place MAin4843 Trading List Phi Alpha sorority. HOtD FOOD SAFE of Holyoke will hear Confessions auditorium. The settings are laid Prizes at the party were awarded from 7 to 7:30 Sunday evening, in the King's home, a modem to Joseph Wolfe, Ed L. Johnson, and Father Nally, after the closing American home, and in an old Mrs. Eva Burke.‘ Mrs. R. F. Hel- MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER Boulder. — (Sacred Heart Par­ of the devotion. The hours of Roman garden. mer, Mrs. Irene Flakus, Martin The cast includes, first act, Pa­ The merchants iwpreteatcd in this section are boosters. They are ish)— More than $66 was raised Abell, Mrs. Minnie Wolf, Miss adoration will be as follows: 12 m. to 12:50 p.m., Lanckriet families of tricia Liston, as Paulus King, a anxious to work'with yon and ara daserving of your patronaga. Co* by the Altar lociety at a food sale Nora Kilker, Mrs. Lena Wells, Juiesburg; 12:50 to 1 p.m., poor Latin student; Mary Slar- operate with them. Saturday, March 27, in the office Mrg. Anna Watermolen, Mrs. G, Lanckriet families of South Table; garet Moynihan, as Ludovica, of the Public Service Co. Chirichigno, John De Grood, Mrs. Paul’s sister; Margie Menke, as FIRST COMMUNION GOODS A. E. Phenix, and Mrs. R. Musial. 1 to 1:30 p.m., Walter families; The 7 and 10 o’clock Masses 1:30 to 2 p.m., Jacob Sanger William Marcson, Paul’s friend; St. Joseph*^ Parish will be resumed again in ML St. The birthday cake was won by and Ann Lorens, as Dorothea, Beautiful Prayer Books — Rosaries Jack Walso, who generously pre- families; 2 to 2:30 p.m., A I^ Lam- Gertrude’s academy next Sunday brecht families; 2:30 to 3:00 p.m., William’s sister. for the convenience of university .sented it to Father O’Heron, who Second act, Mary Jean Bren- First Communion Veils — Articles in turn placed it on auction. Mrs. Peter Gareis families; 3 to 3:30 PERSONALITY PORTRAITS NATIONAL BRAND students who will return this week p.m., Crawford, Leonard, and nen plays the part of Tibullus, a from spring vacation. 0. Folkner was the high bidder. Roman senator; Joan Hett, Sergia, The Altar society will meet Nicholson families; 3:30 to 4 p.m,, MAURICE STUDIOS James Glenn Archibald, son of Hirschfeld families; 4 to 4:30 p.m., the daugdtter o f Tibullus; Patricia Order Early While Seleclibn Is Ample STDRES Mrs. Kathem V. Archibald, was Tuesday, April 2. Services u-ill Boucher, ^therinc Bulger, and Homs I Mon., Fri., Sat., 10 s.m. to S p.m. be held in the church at 1:.30 and Adam C. Lechman families; 4:30 Tuas., WixL, Thun., 10 a.m. to f p.m. TWO QUAUTT POOD STORES among the cadets grad u ated to 5 p.m., Frank families; 5 to 5:30 Marian Kom as, Claudia, Cornelia Sun., 12 to 8 p.m. will be followed by a business COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HUME TO SERVE YOU March 20 from basic training in p.m., families living in Juiesburg; and Caecilia, the friends of Sergia: I ll 18th Strtet Opposfts Grant’s Strother Field, Kansas. He will meeting ih the rectory. The soci­ Joan Kenny, Hector, Tibullus Finer Foods for Less 5:30 to 6 p.m., Joe Schmidt fam­ Pbont CHsnr 118? go now to advanced training for ety will receive Communion in a slave. The dream characters of iJ804 So. Gsrlord 741 Santa Fa body in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, ilies; 6 to 6:30 p.m., Gottlieb the gaining of his wings. Macht families; and 6:30 to 7 p.m., the act, Paulu.s King and William A . I*. \V a o i \ i: k April 4. Marcson, are played by Barbara New Books Purchaied Joseph F. Lechman farnilies. Quality Bakery Sodality, Society to Meyers and Barbara FausL ( iiriu II GOODS ro. VICK’S A number of new books have 'The characters and settings for C a ll Goods at been purchased for the parish Have Joint Meeting QUALITY LIQUOR STORE Reasonable Prices the third act are the same as for library from funds raised through The Daughters of Mary sodality the second acL T.\. <»or» I iiii For Beer, Wines MAX’S BAKERY the sale every month of the Cath­ and the Junior Holy Name society Ml Carmel Parish Rose Bessol, Dorothy Spicer, olic Digest. Parishioners are urged will meet in the school Monday eve­ BOTTU or CASE itty Van Steinburg, Mary Jane 719 W. 8tli KE. 8625 to make more extensive use of this ning, April 5. The sodaliats will David, Eleanor BiMe, Margaret 840 Santa Fa Drira KB. TtU MAX LOWOERHILK, Prop. be the guests of the Holy Name FREE DELIVERY SERVICE circulating lilAary. The room is Mizera, and Dolores Kakalecik are open after the last two Masses society at the social which will fol­ members of the chorus and will Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 5. Phone MAln 3487 on Sundays and the evening devo­ low the business meeting. To Hold Mission sing Latin songs. Billy Van’s Grocery tions on Wednesdays. Following 'th e resignation of Tom Romero because of ill health. On Saturday the faculty and BOB & VAN’S This week will be the first Fri­ (Onr Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish) .students participated in a v ictor ^ Dr. J. J. O ’Neil, Dentist and M arket day o f April and Lenten devotions Jay Michaud is now acting as parish caretaker. An English mission in ML Car­ garden day on the Mt. SL Gertrude Meat Market THE MARKET OP QUALITY of the Stations o f the Cross and The special collection for the mel chur^ will be held from April campus. Suite 722 Mack Buildinsf. 16th and California Streets 16 ozs. to the Pound Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ 11 to 18. It will be conducted by 750 SANTA FE DRIVE ment will be held in place of the debt reduction will be taken at all the Masses Sunday, April 4. the Passionist Fathers and will 820 Santa Fe Dr. Phone TA. 0538 usual Holy Hour at 7:30 in the commence on April 11 at 7:30 p.m. Plans Completed for FRESH FISH UNION SHOP evening. Mr. and Mrs. 'Thomas Sullivan left Sunday, March 28, on an ex­ All are urged to make this mis­ Mrs. F. S. Mattocks, wife of Col, tended trip to Mexico (3ity. sion. Annual Spring Social Mattocks, grand knight of the Cpl. Raphael Powell of the army The classes of instruction for adults in preparation for Confir­ St. Domiiiie*s local K. of C. council, is improv­ medical corps is now stationed in On Tuesday evening, March 30, ing after a serious illness. mation are being held on Tuesday Fitzsimon’s General hospital. the Junior Catholic Daughters’ LOOP MARKET and Friday evenings at 8 p.m. in Miss Barbara Dolak is in a Den­ Recent Baptisms in the pari.sh council and court officers attended the rectory. FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE WHITTAKER ver hospital receiving treatment. included those of Elizabeth Ann a dinner, after which they dis­ The Children of Mary will re­ Fren Paridag Witb PorebaM of SOo or Mora at 1429 Lawrenee BILLY’S INN Erdmann, infant daughter of Mr. cussed and completed plans for the ceive Holy Communion in a body and Mrs, U. A. Erdmann, with Mr. annual spring social. Tickets will CHAS. H m and ARNOLD JENSEN PllARIHACY on April 4 in the 8 o’clock Mass. and Mrs. E. Gomez as sponsors; be distributed soon. The juniors Men’s __ 7Bo “ The Friendly Store** The Junior Holy Name society Good Foods and Michael John Flood, son of Mr. will be notified as to the date and SOLES Ladies' .__ 65a Altar Society to and Mrs. Joseph Flood, with will hold its meeting on Tuesday place of the social. And Your Favorite Drinks Prescriplion Specialists afternoon, April 6, at 3:30 o’clock Men’s _ __ 35e Daniel Butler, mayor of Omaha, Troops 1 and 2 will hold a busi­ in the schpol. All are urged to at­ HEELS 44th & liOwell Phone CL. 9733 W. 32nd & Perry GL. 2401 and Miss Rose Vogel as .sponsors; ness meeting in Holy Ghost hall Ladies’ .__ 2Ss tend. SAVE TIRES — BUY AT OLSON S >roxies were Mr. and Mrs. Otto April 14 at 7:30 p.m. LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP ONE STORE ONLY lencraann. Llncii Sale Started . Meet in Golden A council meeting will be held In Uu Loop Uukvt, Lawrane* St. 8ld« IN THE ICOP PUBtiC MAP.KET-l5H.WAWRfNCE The Italian section of the Altar FOOD BUY WAR BONDS for court officers and counselors t?5uT<.:KE.bOIO rrM A .3 0 8 7 society will' sponsor a linen sale STORES April 7 %t 7:30 p.m. in the club­ OLSON’S April 18. Over 120 pieces of linen AIVD STAMPS Golden.— St. Joseph’s Altar and house. Rosapr society will hold its April Parents to Meet goods will be award^. ST. DOMINIC The Mt. Carmel Holy Name so­ meeting Wednesday afternoon, 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION 2750 W. 29th GL. 3613^ ★ April 7, in the home of Mrs. ciety board of directors’ meeting 8019 E. Colfax EM. 2781 In Regis College will be held on Friday evening, Danvxr Arehdiocaie u h a n 3080 E. Sth EA. 1801 Charles Hemberger, with Mrs. Paul Harris a.ssisting her. April 2, at 8 p.m. Waxk of April 4: SL Jamxt’ Sunday, April 4, the first Sun­ The regular meeting of the The ML (Jarmel Ushers’ club ehureh, Danvxr; St. Anthony’s Advertisers that merit year patronage. They are St. Philom ena's day of the month, is Communion Regis College Parents’ association, will receive Communion in a body eharch, JuUibnrg. St. Fran­ day for the Altar and Rosary so­ Denver, will be held Monday eve­ on Sunday, April 4, In the 7 o'clock cis’ chareh, Woldena, may reliable, consistent and appreciate your sopporjl;. have tha Thirtaan Hours’ ax- —CALL— ciety and for all the other women ning, April 5, at 8 in the college Mass. MRS. O’DAY • The firina listed here de­ and the pris of the parish. They library with Mrs. J. J. Gonzales Felix Andrew, who underwent position of tha Blessed Sac­ will receive Communion in the 8 presiding. Election of officers will an operation several weeks ago, is rament instead of the Forty FOR (JUAUTY CORN FED For rour laundry and dry clcanins. In- serve to be remembered now recovering. Hours’ devotion. clndins ruia. curtains, draperies, over* o’clock Mass'. take place. MEATS & POULTRY SEE stuffed furniture, slip coven, and complete when you are distributing Immediately afterward the an­ INSURANCE fur service. -- 2 Denver Priests nual elocution contest of Regis Win pick up and deliver v -a . your patronage in the dif­ I"W « W W NPW W W W W VI iny place, in the city. r ..'! . s " o O Give Sermons students will be given in the Little DOMINICANS GIVING MISSION RABTOAY’S WHITE HOUSE CLEANERS ferent lines of business. theater, to which the public is cor­ JOS. J. CELLA The Rev. Dr. Walter Joseph dially invited. Robert O’Sullivan, 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 1120 Security Bldg. 8800 E. COLFAX "THE BEST FOR LESS" Canavan of the Register staff, S.J., trained the students. IN COLORADO SPRINGS CHURCH Phone KEystone 2633 Denver, gave the sermon in the Contestants will include Arthur Lenten devotions Wednesday eve­ Zarlengo, John A. Yelcnick, James Blessed Saerament ning, March 24, and the Rev. Colorado Springs.— A mission is Sgt. George Repetti, who has P. Hoare, Peter Albi, and James "DENVER'S MOST PROGRESSIVE LAUNDRY" Harley Schmitt of Blessed Sacra­ C. Sunderland. Francis Morriss, being conducted this week in St. been home on a leave to visit his ment parish, Denver, on Wednes­ Mary’s church for the women. parents, Mr. and Mrs. George 22nd & who won the contest in 1941, will day evening of this week. Lenten be the chairman. Next week, April 4 to 11, there Repetti in Broadmoor, has left for THE CASCADE LAUNDRY Kearney Sl LAWSDN DRUG CD. services are held Wedne.sday and will be a mission for men. Instruc­ Fort Sill, Okie. "TRY OUR NEW SERVICE" a Ls O TRINIDAD. COLO. — .LIQUORS Friday evenings at 7:45 o’clock, tions a r' given by the missionaries Mr. and lire. Noble Williams and daily Mass is offered at 7:45 BeHy Ruth Fairall to after Masses on weekdays. Eve­ entertained at dinner Sunday hon­ Complete* Laundry Service o’clock. ning services are at 7:30. Con­ oring Mr. Williams’ parents, Mr. 1847 Harktt fP i IFito to Buy at Wait* WE CALL POE AND OEUVRE TA. (87M87t John C. Alice Lillian Kimminau, infant Wed LI. Thos. Tierney fessions were heard, beginning and Mrs. Richard Williams, on daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred * Tuesday, from 3:30 to 5:30, every their 26th wedding anniversary. W EISS DRUG SehoU Kimminau, was baptized- Sunday, An engagement joining two of night after devotions, and every Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Charlton are PreacriptiOD SpedaliiU March 28, by the Rev. Barry J. Denver’s leading Catholic families morning after the Mission Masses. the parents o f a boy, bom in FINEST The mission is being given by the Prat Delivery Wogan. Sponsor? were Mr. and Was announced this week .when Sir Glockner hospital Friday, March KEATS AND Mrs. Art Hoefer. Dominican Fathers, the Rev. T. J. 26. BAUR’8 ICE CREAM ) / f ^ GROCERIES Knight and Mrs. Herbert C. Fair- COLFAX MARKET CUT RATE all announced the betrothal of Treacy, O.P., and the Rev. Thomas ^ ISIS Fairfax St. Joseph’s church was the COLFAX AT COLFAX AT EAil 1814 Colfax and Elm scene o f the wedding of Mary their youngest daughter, Betty H. Dailey, O.P. DOWNING k EH. 87M MARION Frances Gargan, daughter of Mrs. Ruth, to Lt. Thomas M. Tierney, Pfc. Robert J. Knight has been Thomas Gargan, to Cpl. James son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Tierney. visiting his parenLs, Mr. and Mrs. COLORADO Trimble Brown, son o f Maj. Gen. The bride-elect was graduated Emmett R. Knight. He enlisted SURE THINGS and Mrs. Lytle Brown of Nash­ from St. Mary’s academy and at­ in the air forces last Dec. 11 and PAUL’S LIQUORS CLARK, R D B T . T . ville, Tenn. Father Wogan of­ tended Rosary college in River has just finished a course in army SPRINGS ficiated. Forest, 111. She is a talented administration in the University of The "bonse" can set Its own petcentaxe 1148 B. Colfax Ave. Telegraph Service in binxo by limitinc the size of awards The bride was given in mar­ artist. Louisiana. He has been assigned paid. riage by Ervin Molholm. Mrs. Lt. Tierney attended Notre to the personnel office in Camp CHRISTIAN BRO^. WINES Funeral Designs You never know the odds when yon Dame university and received a Luna, N. Mex. Ktmble on cheap, inferior prescriptions. John Kelley and Judy Wuetig Our graduate pharmacists use only tint were attendants. David Shanafelt law degree from Denver uni­ FOOTWEAR Fine Uquors KE. 6171 EA. 5737 TA. 3662 quality pbannaeeutieali, and follow versity. He entered'the air fprees BKST IN QUAXiITY. NXVrZST IN and Ernest Waters attended the Gaggsnheim Award STYLE your physician’s instructions implicitly. bridegroom. in January, 1941, and received his wings as a pilot in September, Given to Dixon Wecler it Ytxn In tba Pfka Paxk Beslan The couple will depart soon for 1942. A popular Denver singer, The Vorhes Shoe Co. Fort Belvoir, Va., where Cpl. Lt. Tierney for many years wa.s a TURKEYS. DUCKS. PARK HILL DRUB Brown will enter officers’ training. COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. ' W* SpodallM in P h o n e member of Monsignor Bosetti’s Dr. Dixon Weeter, brilliant GEESE. SQUABS, A 23rd and Dexter EA. 7711 The bride attended the Uni­ choir and took a leading part in Catholic scholar who was formerly MILK FED T a b o r 1 7 7 6 ’ BELGIAN HARE DRESSED DAILY versity of Colorado and the Uni­ the operas produced by the Den­ a member of the University of ZECHA A ADAMS POULTRY versity o f Denver school of social ver (jrand Opera Co. He was COLFAX Colorado faculty, has been Caapltte Un* «f work. Cpl. Brown attended the promoted to the rank of first lieu­ awarded a Guggenheim fellowship. ib DRIVE-IN U. S. Military academy in West Conoco tenant in February. The wedding The grant will enable him to com­ SE A FOODS nud BRUHOf MARKET Point, N. Y., and was graduated will take place some time this plete his study of the post-war ' Service BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY from the Colorado School of FRESH FISH 1180 Eut Colfax month while Lt. Tierney is on leave problems and attitude of U. S. Aranoa Mines. He is stationed in Lowry from his present post in Key Field, soldiers after the three major wan Station # Field. Mias. FREE OEUVZBT AT II A. M. AND J P. M. of American history. A n , at Cacht la PxjsAin . PAGE SIX •Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, April 1,. 1948 mBjaa

new USO-NCCS club, the Mixed Doubles in Ping-Pong ,'"c. tabuilding. Shown here perform- S O D A L in UNION SCHEDULES ALTAR BREADS CUPEL BIIEIIII Inc at one of the tables in the game room are S/Sgt. William Higgins of Lowry Field and Miss Nancy Gib­ bons, one o f the members o f the Junior Hospitality corps. SEWING RECOLLECTION DAY APRIL 4 Uttl* Girl*’ Dre****, Enbreidary, CAFETERIA MonegnuBiBg, Ft*. Special An invitation has been extended, day, April 4, frpm 2 to B p.m. THE SISTERS OF THE Lenten Dishes through the parishes o f Denver The Rev. Robert McMahon, spir­ GOOD SHEPHERD TELEPHONE PEAHL 3491 • BREAKFAST and vicinity, for all young Cath­ itual director of S t Francis de • LUNCHES olic women, married and single, to Sales’ parish sodality, will be the TO BE PBBLISBEB retreat-master. • DINNER take part in a day of recollection. As in former years, this half-day The Eucharistic committee, with 16th at Welton retreat is under the sponsorship Helen Flynn as chairman, having CANTON except SOBdxri Publication of a bulletin for the of the Denver Archdiocesan So­ charge of arrangements, an­ 1 6 3 5 Curtis, Upstairs Catholic chapel is being inaugu­ dality union and will again be nounces the following progn^am rated this week by Chaplain A. H. held in Holy Ghost church on Sun- for the ’afternoon: 2 o’clock, Ro­ 38 Year* In BuilncM Menarik of Camp Buckley. The sary; 2:15, conference; 2:45, men­ American and Oiineae Food new publication, the Modem Cm- tal prayer; 3, Little Office of the Chop S u ^ , Chow Mein fTe Call For and Deliver Boder, probably will be issued bi­ Blessed Virgin; 3:15, conference; Steak and (Sicken Dinners Curtains ' Drapes « Carpets weekly. The name was selected in 3:40, litany; 3:50, meditation; Sea Food Dinner* a contest among the enlisted men 4:05, conference; 4:30, act of con­ and Furniture of the field. A cover design for the secration; 4:36, Benediction. PHONE MA. 9886 Scientifically Geaned Cmaader shows St. Michael the Since this will be the only op­ Archangel over a battlefield. The T portunity +0 take part in this spe­ design was painted by Pvt. Cecil cial religious ceremony for some Yours to Enjoy Kelley after a picture published in time to come, both the Rev. Her­ Extension magazine. bert Newell, spiritual director, and For tdded pleuure, enteruin *t the PIONEEB DINING Tranifer Ii Expected Miss Rita LaTourette, prefect, IBIS SATBBBII urge all sodalists not only to at­ ROOM . . Chaplain Robert R. Coombs of tend but also' to interest other COFFEE Camp Carson, near Colorado •young Catholic women in this day SHOPPE . . . 46 Broadway PE. 24S1-S2 Springs, was expected soon to be (Continued From Page One) of recollection. BAMBOO transferred to Camp Hale, near R 0 0 5L Reo- • 31 Tttrt of Sitiifutory' Serrlea remodeling plans when the NCCS Pando, for service with a moun­ took over the club for its expanded ommend the tain fighting detachment. Another program. Coimopolitaa Catholic chaplain expected to re- E. M . W . to out-of-tows Mrt soon in Camp Hale is Father Denver’s citizens are taking RUGS & FURNITURE friend*. Francis C. Sheedy of Syracuse, pride in making the center one of the finest of its kind in the coun­ N. Y. Get All Other Price*, then See U* Cosmopolitan Hotel AHENTION try. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Malo are J. a HERNDON. JR.. Gen. Star. First Benediction completely redecorating the sun- 2141 So. Broadway SP. 5391 ORGANIZATIONS Planned April 6 room of the building. Mrs. Ella Weekbaugh and Mr. and Mrs. 3 Ballrooms The first celebration of Bene John Dower have undertaken to Get Ready for Easter diction of the Blessed Sacrament 4 Meeting Halls finish the stairways in linoleum will take place in the chapel in and the floor of the lobby in Pick Out Your Special Rooms for Fort Lo^aH Tuesday, Aptdl 6, at asphalt tile. They are also donat­ New Bonnet Now Bridge Parties 7:16 on the occasion of the sol ing drapes for the windows of the emn closing of the novena to Our large lounge room. for Easter Luncheons Mother of Perpetual Help. Chap­ Other donors to the club include Political Meetings, lain Thomas Melican will ofBciate. Edward O’Connor, Edward Gates, Etc. DENVER GENEROUS AS TALKS C. F. Cassidy, John N. Weber. $3 ° Now Available Aurora Paslor Receives Chancery Gives Frank L. Tettemer, and Mrs. James Clark. Fraternal Bldg. Several anonypious donors have Wide selections in the newest colors and V .y■ Word of Sister’s Osalh ARE GIVEN ON MISSION WORK; also contributed to the refurnish­ styles at Denver's largest millinery store. 1405 Glenarm Result of Indian, ing of the building. MA. 9831 (St. Theresa’s Parish, Aurora) OVER $2,500 RAISED ON SUNDAY Thief Takes $175 The Rev. Louis J. Mer|;z, pas­ From Club tor of St. Therese’s church, left for Rand’s illinery Generous collections for foreign The sermons are arranged by Forcing one of the back windows Spokane, Wash., when notified of Negro Collection COR.NER 15TH AND STOUT the sudden death of his sister, Miss mission work are being taken up Father Gregory Smith, archdioce- of the building to gain entrance, Elise Mertz. in Denver churches as a result of san director of mission work, under a , thief robbed, the USO-NCCS club at 16th and Grant early The St Patrick’s ball sponsored the speaking of representatives of order of Archbishop Vehr. Father* (Continued Frpm Page One) Order • W'ednesday morning. The money by the men of St. Therese’s par­ various missionary societies. Rec­ O’Donovan and DiPersio are sta­ Bouidrr, Sdutb—Sacred Heart o( Mary ------t ___ taken amounted to $175, Franklin ish was a financial and social suc­ ords are being set this year. tioned in the Columban seminary Father John O’Donovan of the Co- near Omaha, the former as profes­ Brighton—St. Auguatina'a 80.00 Sullivan, club director, said. EASTER FLOWERS cess. The $100 war bond was Bruih— St. Mary’a ...... J.SO Conveniently Located awarded to Pvt. G. Vergara, Ward lumban Fathers did especially well sor of theology and the latter as Burlington— Hiition of Stratton.. 9.80 Police found several clues to D3, Fitzsimons general hospital. in the Cathedral last Sunday. an editor and publicity man. Father Calhan— St. Michael'a ...... ■ the identity of the robber. The Now Father DiPersio of the same so­ DiPersio last summer took a course Caitle Rock—S t Franeia’ for Your Gratitude is extended to all who (Elbert) ______5.00 money was taken from a strong helped to make the affair success­ ciety spoke in Holy Family church. in the Register college of journal­ Central City— AiKumptlnn ...™ „ - . box that had been kept in the of­ Want to please ful. Father Thomas Mahoney of the ism. Cheyenne WeUa— Sacred Heart... ____ fice of the club; Congregation of the Mission in St. The eollections last Sunday were Colorado Springe— CLUB and ORGANIZATION HER? Send 0>rpua Chrjni 45.57 FLOWERS, the John the Evangelist's, and Father said to be above the^ $2,500 mark. Sacred Heart „ Daniel McClellan of Maryknoll in Visiting missionaries warmly St. Mary’a ______50.00 Thimble Club to Meet Lnn'cheons and Dinners perfect gift. DOYLE’S Holy Ghost church. This Sunday, praised the publicity given in the S t Paul'a— Broadmoor 33.00 Craix—St. Mieharl'i Father O’Donovan will speak in St. Register to the mission cause and CrippI* Cre»k— St. Peter!*___ «... sToo With Mrs. Moran Apr. 7 TELEPHONE PHARMACY Catherine’s, and Father Mahoney said it was bound to produce re­ Crook— St. Peter’* (Illlf) ______9.05 Tlw Particular Dnniit in St. Francis de Sales’. sults over the nation. Rait L*k« — (St. (Utherine’*— MA. KE. TA. Denrer) ______(Pre.antation Pari.h, Denver) 17TH AVE. AND GRANT Elbert— Sacred Heart ...... 10.00 The Thimble club will meet in KS. t>l7 FREB OEUVEBT Erie— St. Seholaatiea’a 1718 Broadway 0010 (Lafayette) ...... 1.50 the home of Mrs. J. Moran, 455 God Acted Alone, Freely Fleminx— St. Peter’a ______Osceola street, Wednesday, April Fort Collin*— Close to All Rns and Car Lines Holy Family ______7, at 10:30 a.m. Six members of St. Joaeph’a 40.00 the PTA sponsored a food sale in Fort Logan— St. Patrick’a. 9.84 the White Rose dairy auction with GRAND C A FE In Creation of Universe Fort Lupton— St. William’a very gratifying results. (Platteville) ...... 431 17th St. MA. 6652 Fort M ontan-^t. Helena’*...... 12.50 Mrs. Lillian Wakh and Mrs. W. (Between Glenana and Tremont) Frederick— Mi«*ion of Longmont 3.30 A. Buchholz, captains on the Red Serving the Finest By Hubert A. Smith not be adduced as an argument to Genrgetonrn— Our Lady of Cross war fund drive, reported pmuiiiiiiiiiniii It is an establifihed fact that God prove the existence 6f (Jod when CLEAN CLOTHES AMERICAN AND GIcnwood Springe-^t. 8tephen’a„ 29.70 successful collections on their dis­ created the world. Questions aris­ he declares: "That the world did Golden— SL Joseph’s ______17.07 tricts. * CHINESE FOODS ing in connection with the creation, not always exist is held'on faith Greeley— St. Peter’* ...... 24.65 Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner though, are the following: Did alone and cannot be demonstra­ Haxtun— Christ the King Wear longer— tively proved." St, Bonaventure, (Holyoke) ...... , VISIT OUR COCKTAIL God act alone in the creation? Did Holyoke— St. Patrick’! __ 21.10 DR. R. W. FRITZ LOUNGE He freely create the world? Did St. Albert the Great, and other Hugo— St. Anthony’s ___ 7.36 That's Thrift Hu create it from the beginning of theologians teach that a manifest Idaho Springs— S t Panl’a 11.00 And Associates time? Did He create it according contradiction is implied in the pro­ Iliff— St. Catherine’s 12.65 Julesburg— St Anthonjr'a ...... 13.80 Dentists to His own ideas? Did He create duction of the world from eternity. Keenesburg and Roggen—Holy And SH llth street 13M 15lh Street it for His own glory? Yes is the The words of St. Thomas should Family ...... 21.50 KEyrtene 3731 TAbor 17*1 answer to all these questions. (jifayette—S t Ida’s 7.29 not be taken as an indication'that Leadville— DENVER. COLORADO thrift is the Established in theology as a the angelic doctor held existence of Annunciation ...... --- ...... 19.85 . paoNi the world from all eternity, but St. Joseph’s ______9.50 CHawtrOSO* matter of faith is the fact that 20.60 God alone created the universe. rather that such existence can be Littleton— Mary’s COW. 34S M GtlPM Longmont— S t John the Baptist’ s 28.00 Scripture ascribes the work to Him neither proved nor disproved if we Louisville— St. Louis’ ______15.48 ROAD TO VIGTORY Downtmm Prieet at Your Doorstep __ alone and also gives no indication accept the dependence of all crea Loveland— St. John’s ______8.80 Now more than ever that any part of creation had in­ tion on God. As Catholics we must Mead— Mission of LoantOnt___ 2.30 Peet*—Sacred Heart ...... tervention of others. The Fathers accept the decrees of the councils PlaltevUle—St. Nicholas’ ______be on time this year ¥ of the Church taught against er­ (Fourth Lateran and Vatican) BiBe— S t Mary’s (Craig) ...... rors in the early centuries that set that God “ by His omnipotent power Steamboat Springs— Holy Name.. Sterling— St. Anthony of Padna’t forth the claim the world was and from the begi..ning of time Stratton— St. Charles’ ______21.60 made by intermediary creatures. . . . created both the spiritual and Superior— St. Benediet’e (South W . M . EIGH TELE NEWS It is common teaching that a crea­ the corporeal creaturj.” Boulder) ...... ______ture cannot be even the instrumen­ Victor— St. Victor's (Cripple w m Theologically certain is the prop­ Creek) ______2.00 Jeweler and Watchmaker l530WELT0n-mt PARKinO* CH.599I tal cause of creation. The Sacred osition that God created the world Welby— Assumption 2.00 CLEANERS & DYERS Congregation of Seminaries has according to His own ideas. When Wray— S t Andrew’s __ 8.50 1320 LAWRENCE ]V OFFICIAL RED ARMY FILMS! made this declaration: “ Creative we say,a thing is theolo^cally cer­ Yuma— S t John’ s (Akron) MAin 6101 power, through which being as be­ tain we make a conclusion from a Ph. CH. 2188 Z AND CAPTURED NAZI PICTURES! ing is first obtained, is communi­ syllogism, a proposition of two t.alholics in Service cable to no finite creature, not parts, one of which is of faith and W RUSSIA’S ANSWER TO even by a miracle;" the other of reason. W GERMANY’S THREAT OF CONQUEST! The Vatican council ruled that God as the infinite Being is not STARTS FRroAY EVENLNG God freely created the world, that capable of receiving ideas from is, that there was no necessity on without, inasmuch as He is infi­ ADDED ATTRACTIONS! €xmr SEE His part involved in creation. The nitely independent Since before Pete Smith’* “CALLING ALL PAS” world was created by God for His creation there could be nothing in BOOMTOWN, extrinsic, not intrinsic, glory, but eternity except the Godhead, it fol­ “INFORMATION PLEASE” there was neither outsicTe nor in­ lows logically that all ideas of cre­ D.C. “FOOD FOR FIGHTERS” side of Him anything that made ation belong to God alone. creation a necessity. To grasp the One day this week the family of I AWM iU There can be no lucid argument Thomas Aquinas warns that goodness. God wills His own the temporality of the world can- dine are pupils in St. Joseph’s goodness as an end, but He wills grade school. all other things as things that are Mr. and Mrs. R. V, Keenan of ordered to that end. All things out­ LIQUID STOCKINGS 1505 E. 23rd avenue were cheered Learn How to Make side of God are good only through this week to learn their son, Sgt. their participation in the divine Ralph W. Keenan, reported miss­ Pour yourself a pair of stockings with Miner’s Liquid Make-up and goodness. ing since the fall of (torregidor, is save yourself hosiery headaches. Just smooth it on, and enjoy the SLIPCOVERS When we speak of the glory of a prisoner of the Japanese instead S t God in connection with creation of being lost in action. Sgt. Kee­ sheer, even look . . . the effect of gossamer silk stockings. No runs we must think in terms only of nan has been in the army three No twisted seams! It stays on for hours, giving bare legs the velvety Starting Friday, April 2nd, we at THE DENVER will external gloi7 . Nothing can be years. give Free Lessons on how to make slipcovers for your added to His intrinsic, infinite attractiveness and eye-catching glamour of sheer chiffons. Will not glory. All creatures manifest the The Best in rub off on your clothing or streak. furniture! We’ll teach you the “tricks of the trade” u c n n iT T ic divine goodness, b u t only ^he Am im \\\Sa/a fSMsr. that make Slip Covers look custom-made and not home­ intelligent creature (men and an­ Uued Rose Beige and Economy gels) can know, love, and praise made! Our own experts will explain how to cut, fit and STOVE AMD niltNACB PARTS STILL God. Furniture Golden Mist bottle AVAILABLE—DON'T WAIT finish them, and answer your questions! Plan to attend Logical .reasoning brings us to ALSO NEW the conclusion that God neccssar COSMETIC SHOP— STREET FLOOR the free Slip Ck)ver School Friday afternoons from 2 :30 GEO. A. PULLEN ily had to order vail things ulti Cash or Croclil to 4 p.m. on the fourth floor. STOVE & FURNACE raatoly to Himself or to increase E ctllS t and perfect the supreme Good REPAIR COMPANY But this obviously could not be A FULL LINE OF n juIJWIELS 1333 Laimnn BtrMt HAIb 9735 done in Himself and it had to be OFFICE FURNITURE TABOR 1331 DENVER. COLa done in creatures, since creatures Wo rent Folding Chaira, Card end Y a m manifest, acknowledge, and give Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver- >Rsh e r Your Purcheje of War Bond* praise to the supreme Goodness. •rare, anything in stock. and Stamp* Help* Secure Your We must conclude, therefore, Established 1888 "Witr* Dtmitr Steps i M CM)Waw»''-Klyiteii» 2111 Future. that God made all things for His PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 extrinsic glory. OPIM raOH I A. M. TO • r . M,

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Thursday, April 1, 1943 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, . EEystone '4205 PAGE SEVEN

MRS. DOROTHY O’ ROURKE IS R p «o Spninrc ST. VINCENT’S ALTAR SOCIEH GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL MEMBER ^ WILL RECEIVE COMMUNION T r y this recipe for

(BlMted Sacrament Parish, three students had promised to Preparing for (SL 'Vineent d« Paul’s Parisli, naugh, A. Renk, C. E. Kelsey, D earer) attend. Ten were able to take part Denver) ■“WilOsm ilfia Bader,■ ■ A. Verlinden, J. MEATLESS Mrs. Dorothy O’Rourke 'was on only one day of the retreat Members of the Altar society Mulquecn, C. P, Burns, Bernard elected to the Girl Scout council Boys Sing at Afternoon Maas will receive Holy Comunion Sun­ Shay, John Rusche, A. Leggett, B. for the Denver area. The council Twenty-three members of the day in the 6:30 Mass. The monthly Cline, Louis Sullivan, and Frank Service Exams Kohler. MEAT LOAF is the executive policy-making body boys’ choir went to Lowry Field meeting will be at 2 p.m. April 2. for the Girl Scouts of Denver. Mrs. Sunday to sing for a High Mass at The next regular meeting of the April 8 at 8 o’clock is ladies’ O’Rourke has been associated with PTA will be held Monday, April 6, night for the Pinochle club. 4:30 p.m. Accompanied by the sis­ (Regii High Sekool, Denver) the Girl Scouts in Blessed Sacra­ ters of the Bchooh the boys were All members of the senior class at 8 p.m. in the school hall. All St. Jude’s circle met March 26 ment parwh for nearly three years. members are urged to be present with Mrs. J. A. McDonald. Mrs. taken to the field by Miss Nellie are preparing for the army and Ker appointment is considered a John Rusche and Frank Wylie won Lennon, Mrs. George Pope, Miss navy pre-induction examinations for the election of officers. The tribute to her and to the outstand­ constitution and bylaws will be the war stamps. The next meeting Frances Nadorff, Miss Mary to- be administered Friday, April 2, ing work of the parish troop. read for the second time before will be with Mrs. John Rusche. Hughes, Mrs. Helen McHugh, Mrs, from 9 « 12 a.m. The tests, with A large group of public high adoption. The Rev. Thomas Ma­ Mary Hagerty, and Mrs. Dorothy stress on the various branches of school students of the parish par­ O’Rourke. Jack McHugh, a student honey, Vincentian missionary, will 29 Parish Boys Take ticipated in the annual retreat in mathematics, are intended to rate of the University of Denver, the students’ ability te undertake show moving pictures taken in Part in Scout Circus St. Francis de Sales’ church. Fifty- China. accompanied the boys and served the subsequent training required Twenty-nine members of the par­ the Mass, which was celebrated by by the army and navy. The Regis Members of the PTA of this ish troop took part in the Boy Cup W hite R ock Cottage Chaplain Clatus E. Snyder. The mathematics instructors have of­ parish who attended the CPTL con­ Scout circus in Denver’s City audi­ choir plans to go to the chapel of Cheese fered a “ refresher course” to all ference March 18 were Mmes. H. torium Tuesday and Wednesday, Lowry No. 2 soon to sing for an­ Cup stale whole wheat bread - seniors during the past month. Neiison, Edgar Alcorn, L. Cava- March 30 and 31. On Monday eve­ SEEDCORN other High Mass, crumbs F^ve lower classmen have earned ning, Fred Fylea, scoutmaster; Cup ground pecans Plant seed with a record for Nurse Is Baptized the necessary number of points for SI. Mary’s Alomnae James J. Powers, assistant scout­ Tablespoons ground onion large yield of both grain Miss Royaleen Kinghom, a nurse membership in the Regis chapter master; and Charles Rausch, com­ Tablespoons ground parsley and fodder; and with highly supervisor in Colorado General of the National Forensic league mitteeman, took the boys to the Tablespoons ground green hospital, was baptized Saturday, Breakfast Is Apr. 11 developed resistance to The candidates, who are soon to auditorium to practice their parts epper March 27. Her sponsor was Mrs, be received formally into the or- fn the circus program. 'easpoon of salt lodging, to disease, and to Charles Mehlman. Miss Kinghom anization, are Thomas Fahey, drought Hybrid Corn Seed The board members of St. Tablespoon m elted butter, will enter the navy soon. ames Atkinson, VijWiam Gaskins, bacon drippings, or other fat especially adapted for this Col. David H. Tulley, head of the Mary’s academy Alumnae associa­ Eugene Lamansky,'Philip Mader, tion mot in the home of Mrs. xonc. out prices and control board of engineers in Wash­ and William MacDonald. full informadon. ington, and a brother of Mrs. Herman Seep, 70 Eudora street, F i m Ask your grocer Father Bernard Karst, S.J., Denver, on Tuesday evening, Wattsrn Seed Ce.Danvar Charles Mahoney of this parish, principal of the high school, re spent Wednesday in Denver vis­ March 30. The main business was SERVES FOR 50e turned Sunday morning from Chi­ concerned with the annual Com­ 5 iting with the Mahoney family. cago, where he had attended the PTA Holds Meeting munion breakfast to be held in the This recipe makes a loaf which looks, smelly meetings of the Western division academy Sunday, April 11, at R The Blessed Sacrament PTA met of the Catholic Education associa­ and tastes like real meat. Simply grind all ingredi­ Monday, March 29, in the school 8:30. Owing to the rationing of ents, except White Rock Cottage Cheese, with a meat tion and the annual meeting of the food, only a light meal will hall. Mrs. Winston Howard of North Central association. grinder, using the fine attachment Add cheese, mix scout headquarters gave a talk on be served this year after the Mass. thoroughly, and put in a battered pan or individual KEEP UP THE HOMES In conjunction with the annual Following the breakfast, the elec­ The Impact of War on Home and Red Cross membership drive now ramekins. Bake 40 minutes in a medium oven, or Children.” The Very Rev. Harold tion o f officers will take place. until slightly browned. A mushroom and chopped being conducted, two students Members reported that donations 7. Campbell, pastor, talked on from Annunciation high school. pimiento sauce adds zest. _ (If this recipe is doubled, 'Juvenile Delinquency.” for the war bond to be awarded at longer baking time is required.) YOU’RE FIGHTING FOR Misses Helen Roach and Dorothy the breakfast were progressing. The monthly PTA meeting will Ungehire, addressed the Regis be held Wednesday, April 28. All The president, Mrs. Seep, an­ student body Thursday morning, nounces that the Mass and break­ It’s Patriotic and Economical new mothers of the parish are in­ March 26. John Kelly and James vited to attend. fast will form the only meeting Reed were the exchange speakers of the alumnae for some time. Stephen Francis Mueller, infant for the occasion and talked to the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mueller, Annunciation student body the HAVE YOU W HITl ROCK was baptized by the Rev. Richard following day. AuthoriMed Citjr-Widt Hiester, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mc­ In the past week the students of MODERNIZED YOUR Kay were the sponsors. all four classes contributed gener­ INSURANCE? Pressed for Time? *Cpl. Alfred E. Reeves, Jr., vrill ously to the Red Cross drive. « RADIO SERVICE marry Miss Helen Cook of Ander­ The Regis quota was reached early Frotaet younalf against note And who isn’t these days? For ITa SpociallM* in Repairing son, Ind., Friday, April 2. Cpl. in the campaign, and additional hasards, a (mick wholesome meri, stop Reeves, the son of Mr. and Mrs. funds have been donated. at Rays Cafe. We guarantee Gold Coin Creamery, 1260 Curtis Street, Denver, Colo. R.C.A___PHILCO—ZEMTH—G.E. Alfred E. Reeves, ia attached to Movie Featurei Meeting HORACE W . BENIVETT you’ll like the food, service and Nichol General hospital in Louis­ The Science club and the Thnn- & CO. prices. Call SPmee 9 5 0 0 tor ville, Ky. derbirds, model aircraft organi­ IIS TakM BMs. PhM* TA. UT^ Members of S t Rita’s circle were zation, conducted a joint meeting rSANK INGLAND, U t a t m Friend’s Radio Serviee, 62 Broadway ^ ests of Mrs. Thomas J. Rogers March 25, when the movie, Amer­ tuaruuv DvButam in her home on Tuesday, March 23. ica's Fastest, supplied through the The hostess prize was won by Mrs. courtesy of the Continental Air­ CHAIRS, BANQUET TABLES, RflVS CAFE ARGONAUT HOTEL Henry Job, and bridge honors went CARD TABLES lines, was shown. Where Denver’s Seelety Entertains for Lnnebeons nnd Dinners BEST QUALITY PAINTS to Mrs. Lawrence Purcell. Guests Martin Vaske, S.J., faculty FOR RENT 1518 California St. iMiOBTSIPtssi 1.000 lailoni factory mill cndi, white, included Mrs. Andrew M. moderator of the model plane club, FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, ivory, cream, arey, brown, green, $1.49 Mrs. Robin N. Jobe, Mrs. W, Mixed Drinks Queiity Foods announces a flight meet to be held DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 8101 Capsi to 3-cest ioV af 2-costsnca. gal. Inelda or outalde. Rogers, and Ann Frances Hill. Geo. D. Leonard Co. Apprayed by F. l l A on the Regis campus in the near WE FILL MAIL ORDEBS Mrs. H. J. von Detten was host­ MAin 9351 ARROW PAINT CO. future. 1211 California MA. 3501 Beantifnl Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms ess to members of S t Anne’s circle The Shamrocks, freshman and »>^N.Lnss l90rAURMK)C lU e Lawrence CH. 7114 Tuesday, March 23, in Daniels OPEN MON. AND SAT. NITJS sophomore athletic organization, for Fall Datoils and Rricas. & Fisher’s tearoom. Bridge hon­ have begun practice for the base ors and prizes went to Mrs. B. C. ball season. Richard Harrington, Welch, Mrs, Jos. J. Dooling, and S.J., faculty moderator of the Mrs. W. C. Thornton. Shamrocks, announces that sev­ Women to Receive Communion eral games have been scheduled REMODEL Members of the Altar and Ro­ and that more are desired. sary society and of the PTA will The physical, education classes, HOM E PUBLIC M ARKET receive Communion in a body this under the supervision o f Joseph Sunday, April 4, in the 8 o'clock N. Sibenaller, S.J., are being held Park Free Shop and Save Mass. on the athletic fields. Plans are J 0 Mrs. Mark J. Felling entertained now under way for the formation members o f the Flanagan Fans in of teams to take part in the intra­ her home Wednesday, March 24. mural leagues soon to be initiated Colorado Terminix Co. Guests included the Very Rev. John in indoor ball and volleyball. DISPENSE BROS. BEAUTIFUL FRESH CUT J. Flanagan, S.J.; Mr. and Mrs. A large number of students an­ ADAH’S 24 E. Alameda Bn^ W a r FLOWERS James Brennan, Mrs. S. A. Riesen- swered the call of Steve O’Rourke, SAVE your ration coupons I Buy Denver, Colo., SP. 4673 man,and Mrs. Frank Davis. Bridge high school director o f athletics, OR Turn That Idle Space in FRESH fm iu and vegetables! TERMINIX *SEHVICE°^ honors went to Mrs. S. A. Riesen- for tryouts on the varsity baseball Yonr Home Into Liying man. team. As soon as the varsity squad Finest quality, economically B onds Large Assortment o f Potted RESH Family Reunion Held has been fully organized, the priced, grand selection. Quarters for War The home of Mr. and Mrs. John Shamrocks will begin preparations Plants and Funeral Designs ISH Workers Wich was the scene of a family for a full schedule of games start­ AWNINGS reunion this past week when their ing in about two weeks. FRED’S MA 0541 IT’S PATRIOTIC son, Cpl. George H. Wich, and his ' AND PROFITABLE wife arrived from Casper, Wyo. Good Things lo Eat Bl-LOW MEATS JERRY BREEN THAT SATISFY Another son, Lionel, a student of Rsservations Ars Mads See Ua for Ideaa the Abbey school in Canon City, Fresb and Salted Nutmeats W e W ill SeU You the ^ JUST ARRIVED and Pricei on Florist was present and Mr. Wich came By 160 for Breakfast Candied Fruits and Candles Finest Meats Your Ramodel Job The DENVER in from Omaha, Nebr. WHXAT GEBM — SOT BEAN PLOUB W e Can Obtain 1456 California lU . 2279 FsRsy Roe Sksd UNIVERSITY PARK Members of St. Joan of Arc’s Of Soeiely on April 4 Teal A Awning Go. circle enjoyed the hospitality of ADDISON’S and Shad Roe, ALFRED S. PROCTER, Free. Mrs. A. H. Wyers, Mrs. J. Rohan, More than 150 reservations have LUMBER YARD B. R. BROOKS, Mgr. and Miss Martha Peterson in the already been made bv members of Home Public Market Wyers’ home when that groM held TA. 2758 Smoked Eels G. C. Sullivan J. E. HaclcatoS MAIN 5394 its March meeting on F^day, the Junior Tabernacle society for the breakfast following the Com­ 1810 So. Josephine PE. 2435 1647 Arapahoe St. March 26. Awards went to Mrs. TODAY— Quality IS KINO Paul Dwye# and Mrs. James West- munion Mass in S t Francis de Sales’ church, Denver, Sunday, land. April is laol mosHi for April 4, according to the commit­ Members of St. Vincent’s circle tee in charge of arrangements. For 82 Years met in the home of Mrs. Andrew Fresh Oysters The spirituid director, the Rev. Buy W a r With Meat Rationing — Quality Is Efficiently serving the needs of this M. Hagerty Wednesday, March 24. After luncheon the day was spent Gregory Smith; the president Rocky Mountain Territory . . . conditioning servers’ cassocks. Mary Nadorff; and the members Our Watch Word of the entertainment committee ct Northom WhRo Fish H&B HENDRIE & BOLTHOFT $9,397 Bonds Purchased B onds In March the total amount of are greatful for the response. DENVER, COLORADO Breakfast will follow in the war bonds and stamps sold to the m children of Blessed Sacrament school cafeteria, at which time the Fish and Sea Foodi A ways and means committee will school was $4,047.80. This brings launch the annual spring benefit Not Rationed the grand total sold since last CHICAGO lAARKET for the vacation school fund. Chap­ “STYLE UP” October to $9,379. The patriotic zeal of the school children was lain Clatus Snyder of Lowry Field with smart, quiet, sanitary floors, will be the guest speaker of the walls and counters of also evidemced last weekend when they raised $117 for the Red Cross. breakfast FOOD LINOLEUM Mrs. F. R. Hoehl of Baltimore Frances Nadorff, chairman, has is arriving in Denver next week. called a meeting for Thursday, Full Range of Prices Mrs. HoeW, formerly Mrs. Dorothy April 1, in her home, 2611 Birch Coughlin of this parish, has been street, for all the volunteer work­ FOR Thoms Linoleum Studio visiting with, her parents in Moline, ers on the breakfast committee. 111. Cant. Hoehl is on overseas 1538 Stout MAin 2288 duty. While in Denver she will JESS SUPER FREEDOM be the guest of Misses Mae and RADIO Margaret Gavin. MARKET REPAIRING CAUAVOS Regis High Moihers JOHNS-MANVILLE FLOORING WE BUY TABLE AND C4R RADIOS Quality Meats for For Enargtf for Modern Floors in To Meet Next Thursday Homei, Churches, Schools, Hospiuls VALAS MOTOR & Vitamins and Work • ORANGES The April meeting of the Regis Reantiful Colors high school Mothers’ club in Den­ RADIO CENTER • LEMONS ver will be held at 2 p.m. April 8. STOP HERE FOR Energy WRITE OR 'TELEPHONE FOR BOOKLET, FRKI PICKUP AND DEUVKRT There will be a guest speaker and • CITRUS niurrs “ IDEAS FOR DECORATIVE FLOORS” election of officers. It is hoped Colfaz (t Dewnlnt QUALITY a good number of mothers will Op«n Till Noon Bandar attend. TA. 6557 FLOOR MAINTENANCE CO. FLORIDA FRUIT DENVER FRUIT 1863 Waiee St. KE. 2371 Flaaia mantlon Tha Bcgiatar whan asking fe j boaklat______VICTORY GARDENERS P R O D U C E 0 0. 6 PRODUCE Patronize Oar Advertisers TA. 1369 Specializing in Quality Plumbing and BUY SEED BEFORE Heating Repairs SHORTAGE ARRIVES SUHERY & COMPANY V O S § B R O S. FOOD FOR FREEDOM THE ROOKY MOUHTAIH SEEO 00. ASSOSTIO BUTTEK CAKU CINNAHON PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS B B tA D _ „ -Mch 12e WIRTH Bi-Loir fPrite for Free Catalogue 3Sc «a4 65c ASSORTED DAKiaa ROLLS 1726 MARKET STREET Denver MA. 6134 rauiT JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 Puts______«Mh O U C 5 ... 2 0 c FOOD CENTER r PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock’ Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TelepHone, REystone 4205 Thursday. April 1, 1943 FROIVr LIIVE IMPORTANCE Cathedral High School Operetta, Is accurate viaion without eye strain. All eyes carry extra has ihcae charming tingen in the cast: Left to right, Joyce Gimeson, Rosemary Flanagan, Bette O’Con­ nor, Winifred Oberhauser, Mary Janet Seaman, Joan Barton, Irene Henry. Marjanette .Sample, and BUY QUALITY FOODS burdeni during war time. Safe guard your vision. It is a Mary Ann Connors. Thia will be the first operetu presented by the Cathedral school since 1933. vital necessity at present Obtain professional eye service at * Bwigert’a. at SAFEWAY The Menace of the Herd, by Francis Stuart Campbell (Milwau­ Whether foods are rationed or un­ kee, the Bruce Publishing Co., rationed, it’s quality that gives you SWIGERT B R O S . G4). the full value for your money and Edmund Burke was one of the for your stamps. At Safeway all Better Vision Optometristi Good Servieo greatest liberal statesmen who foods are quality foods, and all for Evory 4g» 4l Right Pricos ever lived. He fought alike British prices are low. aristocracy aod British money ISSO Catifornlm KEyttono 7651 bags in defense of our national GLA88B8 III D1 V I D U A L L T 8TTLBD freedom; he fought the men who. would draw riches from the misery Unrationed Foods of India; he fought the aristocrats B U Y W AR BOISDS AND STAMPS who would live off the wretched­ ness of Ireland; he fought the TENDERONI 8c slave trade. And, toward the end VAN CAMP of his life, he wrote, in his Re- REQUIESCANT flectione on the Revolution tn Monuments France, the classic demonstration that no man can be a consistent QUAKER OATS p .x_22c Mr. Frank Marchi, a CalhoUc, IN PACE liberal who is not at the same time REGULAR OR QUICK baa been witb me for many a consistent conservative, one who years. will stand up for religion and tra­ Let ns show yon monuments de> HRS'. CLAIBE DENNE PERKINS. dition and the personalized con­ S086 E. 17th (venue, Snrvivinf are her SODA CRACKERS iib box.16c signed and carved by him in huiband, UaJ. A. E. PeiVina; her par- cept of man, whether their attack­ BUSY BAKER SiL Olivet Cemetery. enti, Mr.' and Hra. Roy Denne; a ers be aristocrats, capitalists, or brother, Roy Denne. Requiem Maaa wa> mobs. offered in St. James' church Saturday at 9. Interment Mt. Olivet, W. F, Horan The prime merit of this book is A Son aervice. that it, like Burke’s pamphlet, ex­ Chinese Tries to NORTHERN TISSUE Rob. . Sc A T. THOMSON TOILET TISSUE JOHN CRAWFORD JONES. 2027 E. poses the emptiness of any theory OPERETTA TO BE PRESENTED TA S018 20th avenue. Surviving are hit veife, 600 Sherman St. Hrt. Mary W. Jonet: a daughter, Mary of government that rests simply Martha Jonet; a tiater, Mrt. Charlee on a count of noses, and in the Sell Live Bomb W W W WWWW w tl, Gordon. Requiem High Matt wat iched- name of equalitarianism levels APRIL 4 BY CATHEDRAL HIGH large, 1 lb. cello bag uled for Thursday at 9 in the Cathedral. PRUNES ...... 13c W, F, Horan A Son tarvice. everything- to a dun mass that leaves no room for beauty, ro­ To Missionary ELIZABETH A. MARLOWE. 329 E. Cathedral high school, Denver, Polly Porter, Leo Oehrle, Leon­ 11th avenue. She it turvived by her mance, or a God-centered view of will present its first musical pro­ ard Eisenm an, Martha Jane ; THEODORE i daughter, Leila Marlowe. Requiem Matt life. duction since 1933 Sunday, April Adams. James Hawkins, Pat Col­ wai offered in the Cathedral Tuesday at St. Columbans, Nehr.— (Speiial) v i‘. Rationed Foods 9. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan The author is on the firmest 4, in Oscar Malo Memorial hall, burn, Jack Weiss, Francis Tim­ A Son servica, ground when he blasts the notion with the operetta. Words and Mu­ mins, and Rly Kerr have the prin­ —A live, 150-pound bomb did not No. 25 iHACKETHALi JULIA VOLINETZ. 1875 Jay alreet. of “ progress,” the march to that sic, by Bart Horswell and Adele cipal parts. look like a bargain to the Rev. Surviving are four tont, Edward, Felix, blessed utopia where all women Bokling Lee. The singing comedy, Coffee 1 lb. bag...... 26c ► Frank, and Clarence Wonder; one daugh­ The production is under the Michael Moran, missionary of St. will wear slacks and smoke cigar a typically modem one, ■will be supervision of Sister Loretta Marie Stamp EDWARDS ► ter, Mrt. John Tanopir; a titter, Mrt, 8. Columban in Nancheng, China, the Air Conditioned Zoglo; a brother. John Krotkl. Requiem ettes; where everybody will be offered by the combined glee clubs ► and Forrest E. Fishel. Assisting Malt wat offered Wednesday at 9 in St. educated enough to read picture of the school. The time will be are Miss Lillian Cavillo, Mrs. priest wrote back to the United (4 ) ► Mary Magdalene'i church. Interment magazines bearing monosyllabic 8:15 p.ni. Arthur Davis, Sister Mary David, States. MORTUARY Mt. Olivet Boulevard service. BLUE Pinto Beans 1 lb. cello bag.___ 8c ► titles like Pic, Nif, Gage, and Life; and Mrs. Neva Jeanne Harlow. Father Moran related the inci­ 1449*51 Kalamatb Su BERNICE (BOBBY) HAMPTON. 8211 W. Center avenue. Surviving are and the whole world will speak in Class Donates Books dent in explaining the resource­ ► Phone MAin 4006 her huiband, Jamei L. Hampton; three “ Basic English.” Zeal for “ prog­ Members of the ch em istry fulness of thrifty Chinese farmers tont, Jamei L. Hampton, Jr.; William ress” brings “ modern” forces— classes of Cathedral high school in the face of untold hardships. Tomato JuiceNo. soo cb 6c ► Hampton, and Jette J. Stevenion. Re- B L U E b u n n y d a w n qniem Matt wat offered in Sacred I^Mrt Communists, Nazis, Leftist “ Lib­ have donated new books for the The particular farmer, described church Wednetday at 9. Interment Mt. erals,” and soulless capitalists— men in the armed forces. Several as the persistent Mr. Wang, Olivet. Day service. into the same camp, and if they copies of The Robe, See Here Pri­ brought the bomb to the rectory CHECKER fight bitterly among themselves it vate Hargrove, Gone With the following an air raid. He first 12 oz. can....' AMBROSE S. GALLAGHER is not with the zeal of those who Draft, I Saw the Fall of the Philip­ offered his war prize to the mis- (8) Highway Corn 11c Requiem High Matt was offered in battle for fundamentals but with BLU E W B O ^ KERNEL GOLDEN BANTBANTAM CARS Blessed Stcrament church Wednetdty at M pines, and The Song of Bernadette aioner at a bargain price for the 9 for Ambrose S. Gallagher, SI. who the rancor of sectarians who dis­ have thus far been collected. value of the powder which could BD DUMDON. Uar. died Sunday in Mercy hospital following agree over methods. Some years ago Others will be turned in later. be salvaged for hunting. a three-week illnett. Bom in Wichita. Lw**t Esasd Rtlss a book written against Hitler bore £y Mary LListnman] Numerous pamphlets, collected T A 2233 Kant.,. May 1, 1888, he came to Denver When the argument failed to w Whole Beets n» so3 cn _ 9c with bit parenti when a imall child. the title Germany Pute the Clock in a three-day drive sponsored by loosen the pastor’s purse strings, B L U E LIBBY Mr. Gallagher had been connected with Back. Campbell retorts that there sophomore room 7, were presented Mr. Wang called attention to the a local railroad for more than 85 yean. is no country on earth piore Dear Miss Eitenman: to Frank Sullivan, director of the valuable iron, “just the thing for Surviving are hit wife, Mrs. Katherine “ modern” than Nazi Germany. (5 ) Call a Gallagher; a ton. Joseph A. Gallagher, My growing youngsters have a USO-NCCS club. making window bars and door Spam oz. can...... 35c Bruib. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. In the author’s view all that has erase for funnybooks and cheap hinges for the church.” RED 12 Horan A Son service. been fundamentally wrong with Western stories. The neighborhood Chaplains Face Battle’s The talk went on for a half hour, ZONE CAB t’ 1 world in the past 400 years children seem to revel in that type and as the salesman argued he MRS. ANNIE ELIZABETH GLEASON comes from the denial of the past o f reading. Do you think the books MAln 7171 Mrs. Annie Eliubeth Glcaton, 78. a twisted and turned the deadly mis­ Pink Salmon No. 1 tall can.. 21c and the introduction of a man- are harmfu’ "r that they are a fad Fury With Fighting Men Prompt Omrtaoni Servloa resident of Denver for more than 50 sile. Father Moran said his knees KfcU PRINCE LEO. FANCY years, died Tuesday in her home, 1188 centered universe, which finds its that will be outgrown?-—C, B. ^ CHEAPER RATES were knocking in terror, but he Bryant street, fallowing a month'a Uineis. logical outlet in the worship of CLEAN NEW CABS Mrt. Gleason was born in Dubuque, la. Behind the Battle Lines, North kept from losing face by conceal­ Her husband. Thomas H. Gleaion, died numbers and the exaggeration of True enough, the children will Africa.—Tales of the heroism dis­ ing his fear, until he finally got the abilities of the common man. TUnaNo.%can______41c leven yetri tgo, Mrs. Gleason wat a outgrow their thirst for dramaticv played when the British Eighth rid of the persistent salesman, and RED member of the LCBA; Surviving are DF.L510NICO Like other Catholic writers, he be­ highly colored stories, but the ir­ army went through breached Ger­ the bomb. three daughters, Mrt. Mary Seitter, lieves that Prussia is the cancer Tom Flaherty’s Saugut, Calif.;. Misset Lillian and Mer­ reparable damage will haye been man lines across Wadi Zigzaou are There are 98 St. Columban mis­ of Germany, but he traces her cedes Gleason, both of Denver; three done. 'I'he wholesome craving for legion, but the soldiers were not sionaries in China. sons. Emmett, Glendale. Calif.; Joseph, maljgniity, not to any mystic sur­ adventure novels experienced by the only ones to receive high praise Long Beach. Calif.; and Thomai F., vival of the religion of Thor and COLONY GRILL Denver; two aisters. Sister Mary Grati- boys and girls in the higher gram­ for deeds of merit. ana, Kansas City, Mo., and Sister Mary Wotan, who were never wor­ Squadron Named After A.FEWA.Y mar "rades must be satisfied. But There were the padres—three of Consilio, Dubuque, la.; four brothers. shiped in Prussia, but in the emi­ the poorest substitute is the flashy them right in the thick of it—a Famed Catholic Flyer Dr. Joseph H^arland and John Mc­ nence in that country of the Where Friends Meet Friends funnybook purchased at random Catholic, a Baptist, and one of the Farland, both of Dubuque; James Mc­ "herdist” mentality which was Farland, Chicago; and Michael McFar­ from cheap drugstore racks. The Church of England. They went Ottawa.—Possibly Canada’s best- • FINE FOODS land, Nashville, Tenn.; and 11 grand­ started by Luther but did not parents’ obligation is to make sure across the wadi 'with the troops to known overseas bomber squadron children. reach its decisive development un­ SEA FOODS that the pictures and the stories ninister to the wounded, bury the is the “ Moose” squadron, which got • MIXED DRINE8 til the French revolution, the di­ B clean. Some of the cartoons dead, and encourage and cheer the its name from the late Wing Com­ • BEER • WIKI GEORGE H. PACKHAM rect progenitor of militarism, na­ are unquestionable, but many are fighting men. mander John “ Moose” Fulton, , to Requiem High Mast wat offered Sat­ tionalism, and Socialism. He points urday in St. Philomena's church for suggestive in their drawings, Men without guns, but armed D.S.O., D.F.C., A.F.O., who was to the fact that Frederick the 569 E. Colfax Gtorge H. Fackham. 56, who died March faulty in their morals, and, in any with the Cross, they faced the front one of the greatest bomber pilots 24 in St. Joseph’s hospital at a result Great’s ancestors were primarily of a fractured ikull and body injuries case, outrageous examples of spell­ side by side with the warriors. the war has produced. Comm. Ful neither German nor Slav. but ing and grammar for a young mind ton, a former member of Sacred suffered when he fell in a diabetic coma. French, and that at the beginning He resided st 1442 Gsrfleld street. Bom to imitate. Heart parish, Kamloops, B. C., was in London, Ontario, May* 15, 1886, he of the 18th century— the century Mexico’s President Has An excellent aubstitute for the lost in a rai(l on Hamburg several GOAL came to Denver in 1915 and established that saw the rape of Austria and Faith in Catholic Clergy months ago. The “ Moose” squad­ t box factory. Surviving are a sister. Poland — half the population of offending comic is the monthly IMPERIAL, COLUMBINE, Miss Lily Packbim; a brother, Thomas series of Catholic cartoons, “Time­ Mexico City.—“ I do not believe ron now has another famous i f t A A ” Open 11 4.M. H. Paekham, Omaha, Nehr.; two nephews. Berlin was of French Calvinist de­ that old and already settled prob­ WADGE, CENTENNIAL, less Topix,” now available in full “ veteran” as its leader, Wing to 3 4.M. Lt. Thomas G. Fackham of the armed scent It is in the “ progressive” lem in religious matters 'will be Commander Mervyn M. Fleming, HARRIS, HIWAY forces and Howard Fackham. Phoenix, Berlin bourgeois, not in the landed color and presenting heroic ad­ Arit.: one niece. Mrs. Walter Goody, venture tales with the highest resurrected,” President Manuel D.F.C., a member of St. Theresa's STOKER COALS Denver. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boule­ Junkers, whom he believes “ much Avila Camacho said at a recent idealism. parish, Ottawa. Call Us for Prices vard service. maligned,” that Campbell places banquet The President added that the worst in the Prussian charac­ Western drama stories also must the Mexican Catholic clergy is ani­ 9 9 be censored. Time-proved Western LEGAL NGTIGE RAY GOAL GO. Polish Catholic Congress ter. The writer is resolved never mated by a progressive spirit and “Why Pay M o re? for a moment to allow the “ mod novelists have scores of thrillers is fully conscious of its responsi­ PE. 4604 1165 So. Penn. Will Be Held in London ern mind” to disburden its sins to last a red-blooded boy or girl bilities to the country.” NOTICE TO CREDITORS (Trademark) on any scapegoat like “ German” through the period of adventure EiUU of Jraone Chinehollo, »\%o known m Jemnne F. Chincholle and J. Chinchollo, London.—A Congress of Polish brutality or “ inborn German lust reading. On the other hand, pulp for power.” He gives the perfect writers often line the shelves with D«c«aMd. No. 71C47. Catholics, sponsored by the Sword Cleveland Orphanage Notiea hi heraby sivan that on the l^th Spillane Mortuary answer to certain coarse pro­ literary atrocities that are products day of March. 1948. letters of adminU^* WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES of the Spirit movement, will be posals to sterilize every German of distorted minds. Loose talk and Uon were issued to the undersiimed as ad> INCORPORATED 1543 So. Broadwar PEarl 0723 after the war in this paraphrase of impassioned descriptions are the Will Be Negro Center minittrator of the above oanted estate and held here on the Feast of all persons havinff claims arainit said estate Mrs. John H, Spillane Pentecost, June 13, it has been an­ Lenin: “ Scratch a democrat [so danger signals by which you can are required to file them for allowance In Colorado Owned Stores c;alled] and you find a Nazi." detect the harmful book. Cleveland. — At the quarterly the County Court of the City and Cciunty Funeral Director and Embalmer nounced by the Polish Catholic of Denver, Colorado, within six months With all its idealism and with (Address: Miss Mary B. Eisen­ meeting of the Qeveland Particular Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. Press agency, KAP, here. from said date or said claims will be for­ all its scholarship (there seems to man, Box 1620, the Register, Den­ council of the St. Vincent de Paul ever barred. Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California be no book on cultural philosophy ver, Colo.) society. Bishop James A. McFad- B. C. Hilliard. Jr., Bishop Launches Special that this writer has not read and den announced that the old St. Jos­ AdroinistY^tor. 15th and California no European language that he can­ eph orphanage for girls, which Radio Series for Soldiers not quote), the usefulness of the Franciscafl Chaplain will shortly be moved to its new We Do Not Have Special Sales Bat Sell Yoa at Oar Lowest book is limited by two things; Nar­ location on Lake Shore boulevard, Miles ■ Dryer ■ Asller Prices Every Day on All Drag Merchandita. Honolulu.—The Most Rev. James row Britishism and narrow intel- Of Internment Gamp will be equipped as a social set­ J. Sweeney, Bishop of Honolulu, lectualism. He has much to say tlement for Negroes by the Catho­ Prinling Go. about foreign aristocrats and na lic Charities Corp. has inaugurated a new series of 'WWW w w w w w w < radio talks on the Sunday Catho­ tivc country squires who officered Roswell, N. Mex.—Father Gene- Programs and Circulars the armies of the Revolution, but rose Stronk, O.F.M., of the Cin- lic hour for service men over sta­ Rosary College Alumnae Tickets for tion KGU. The series will deal not of the common man who cinpati pro'vince. Order of Friars CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING with the Ten Commandments. fought under these officers, and Minor, is chaplain of the intern Cancel ’43 Homecoming Bazaars and Carnivals without whom our struggle would ment camp here, which, when filled Quickly Produced to capacity, will hold several hun­ have been vain. Like many other River Forest, 111.—Definite can­ Reasonably Priced , Classified Ads Religion in Britain Is intellectuals he cannot resist -the dred Axis prisoners-of-war. Many cellation of the annual homecom­ temptation to “ put in his two bits’ of the prisoners are Germans from ing of Rosary college alumnae in UMON I.ABEL IF DESIRED Praised by Churchill captured submarines and from It will pay yoo to read ALL of the following advertiaementa. worth” against the American Cath­ deference to national defense and! 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. olic Irish.' And one need not be a North Africa. When Father Gene- the war effort was announced! London.—Prime Minister Win­ first generation Irishman to con­ rose offered the first Mas.s inside today. The homecoming had been! KEyslone 6348 ston Churchill,'in the course of his clude that his analysis of the two the compound the prisoners were scheduled for Nov. 6 and 7 and! MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PHOTOGRAPHS broadcast to the world, declared delighted. They prayed the Ma.ss annually attracts from 800 to 1,000 sides fighting this war as the Axis Andenon pbotoe. 1206 I5tb St. at Lav that “ religion has been the rock and the “ Anglo-Saxons” is a bit with the chaplain and sang graduates from all parts of the RtcoodlUoned pianoi. plajrers. erands in the life and character of the Catholic Charities orsanj (pip* and reed), orebeatral inatru- renc*. HAin 1373. Free ncm cots. too simplified. His arguments hymns. Many received the sacra­ country. menu. T. R. Walker. 236 Broedwar SP British people, upon which they against democracy prove nothing ments. Father Generose preached JOBS WANTED 7864. PRINTING have built their hopes smd cast more than that a democracy with­ in German. their cares. This fundamental Nuns’ Order Celebrates VISITING CARDS—50 for 7So—Weddlns out God; like a monarchy or an For Good Workers DRUG STORES announcemenU. We publish “'Cha Denver element must never be taken from aristocracy without God, cannot Hundredth Anniversary Free Street Guide.” our schools.” Michigan Senate Backs of any type, permanent or odd HUTCHINSON’S PBARMACT RODGERS—511 14th 8 t endure, not that democracy itself Anti-Discrimination Bill lob, call Employment Department Your Naborbood Drucsiat is wrong. The answer to his asser­ Portland, Ore.—The Sisters of 1666 Grant S t KEystone 6386 Pbene SPmee 0688 700 So, Paarl Charity of Providence observed the JAMES HUTCHINSON Three Take Up Society’s tion that a mob that lynches a COLORADO First Mission in Indies Negro is vindicating “ rule by the Lansing, Mich.—A bill to pre­ 100th anniversary of the founding people” is that i*^ is not ruling at vent racial discrimination on the of their order in March. The PAINTING & PAPERING HATCHERY SOUND VIBRATIONS, cap­ MEL R. SCOTT all; it is throwing rule and reason part of employers has received sisters operate S t Vincent’s and BIRDS­ Paintina and Psperma rcaunabit. E. T. tured on wax discs, arc re­ Kingston, Ont.—Monsignor J. E. to the winds. When he pleads that unanimous approval of the Michi­ Providence hospitals in Portland; Yeaarer. 87 W bUpla. SPmee 2954. Denver's Largest McRae, superior general; the Rev. a democracy is inefficient, he for­ gan State Senate. The bill pro­ S t Mary’s in Astoria; and Sacred EYE Phene HAln 6767 leased and carried to us through FEMALE HELP 1416-18-20 Urimer Desmond Stringer, and the Rev. gets his own principles that per hibits discrimination because of Heart hospital in Medford, Ore. the air, even though we are Robert Hymus, Toronto, constitute sonal values must be preferred to race, creed, sex, color, or national FROZEN Wanted—An experienced dictaphone oper­ Denver, Cole. the first mission band of the Scar- Catholic Instruction ator, Write Box 1620, The Reeixter thousands of miles away . . . efficiency. The most thoroughly origin. FOODS boro Foreign Mission society sent efficient country in the world is Hailed as Defense Aid and. the same melodies may to Santo Domingo in the West Japan, a nation organized on just Indies. Catholic Youth Camps to Detroit—Activities of the Catho­ come to us from the same those aristocratic lines that lic Instruction leag^ue constitute Groceries • Meats • Bakery Campbell worships. This book will Run Despite Rationing MAKE EASTER TIME source, again and again. civilian defense work of the highest A HAPPIER TIME Christian Faith’ Helps stand reading and re-reading, hut order and must be maintained, MURRAY’S it falls short of representing the FOR EVERYONE France in Nazi Fight New York.— Despite food ra­ Archbishop Edward Mooney told Faendad br H. T. Marrar—1882 YOU KNOWl .... Mdnoiy may likewise be a best ideals of conservatism. The tioning, all Catholic camps in the W IT H C A Y 225 members of the league at their Phones GR. 1613-14-15 positive, vibrant force, retain­ author’s lack of faith in the power New York archdiocese will be annual dinner in the League of Sand joyful Eattar Grsstings to London.— The Christian faith of Christian common merf to gov­ opened this summer and expect a Wast 12nd St Jnitan ona and all . . . THIS YEARI ing for us the rhythm of lives Catholic Women’s building. has been a growing factor in ern themselves will not be kindly record attendance owing to war If cotft to litiia fe givs to which have been —and are — French resistance and in building received by most Catholic review­ conditions, according to an an­ mkh . . . IN HAPPINESSI Ntvar hope for the future, Cath­ ers. bafora luch gay and colorful attuned to ours. nouncement by the Rev, Harold olic and Protestant spokesmen de­ S. Engel, director of youth activ­ Eaifar detigntl Navtr bafero clared in a meeting, sponsored ities for the New York Catholic tuck warm and Inipiring Eatfor Costa Rica President i RUSK CHICK S TO R E tanfimtnfti Coma in NOW— JACQUES BROTHERS here by the British Council of charities. Churches, which had as its theme: Visits Guadalupe Shrine make your ttlacfiont whlla our “ Christian Franc& and the Fu­ attorfmanfi of Volland craafiotts Since 1902 Mexico, D. F. — In his visit Midway Battle Priest Day Old and Started Chicks aro complafe. ture.” here President Rafael Calderon 28 E. 6th Ave. TAbor 6468 Guardia of Costa Rica informed Is Visitor in Rochester and Baby Ducks Brooklyn Diocese to Have Archbishop Luis M. Martinez of Mexico of his great pleasure in Rochester, N'. Y. — Chaplain Low Prices READERS GUILD 2-Day ^Textbook Exhibit visiting the Basilica of Our Lady John F. Woloch, navy lieutenant I JO, u. t. of Guadalupe. He also told the and veteran of tte battle of Mid­ 20 Popular Varieties 718 15tb St. tm a i Brooklyn. — The annual Brook­ Mexican Primate that the Virgin way, returned recently to Roch­ COLD SPRING om ci BIAIL ORDERS n iX E D — Write for Pricet lyn diocesan textbook exhibit will of Tepeyac is the object of special ester for a visit He has seen serv Open Evenings ’ti( 9:50 MONUMENT.^ tifAUTim auami be held in Bishop McDonnell Me­ devotion in a Costa Rican town ice on Midway and Palmyra John­ Comer W . St FetUral Ph. GL. 5324 Denver | | morial high school April 9>10. named Gutdalapa. son islands and in Pearl harbor. m m

Thursday, April 1, 1943 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE The Denver Catholic Register Tlying Superior ...... Mort R«t. Arehblihop Urban J. Vebr, D.D. Regis torials y-WifAB Pt. Rev. Matthaw Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D.' Uanaaing ____ H n h ft A. Smith, Jonr.D. Auoeiata Editors— M. P. Ersrstt, Jonr.D.; Charlu J. HcNeili, A.B., Colorado Legislature work. There doe. not teem to be oT St. Anthony; one found its way To Visit Denver correlation of ideas here, but into the dean’a shoe, and we had Jonr.D.; Rst. Walter Canavan, J.C.D., LittD.; Rev. John Cavanasb, ------I Finishes Its Work we are idway. glad when an assent- some explaining to do to the Iron (St. Elizabeth’s Parish, Denver) M.A., LittD.; Rev. Edward A. Breep, M.A., LittM .; Leonard Tantpiep, The Colorado Legislature has bly passes into history and we are Duke, as we flippantly referred to Father Celsua Wheeler, O.F.M., A.B., Jonr.D.; Max Greedy. gone home, after a seaaion marked also glad to see so many people that stem official. Another time, former guardian o f St. Bonaven- for the most part hr sanity, and taking an interest in gardening. the beautiful but harmless com Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. ture’s monastery in S t Bonaven- Governor Vivian has been left with Some o f the neophytes in the snake we had treaanred in imr desk ture, N, Y., and now a chaplain many bills to sign or veto. The gardening business are going to over a weekend turned out to be a in Fort Francis E. Warren, near three most important questions be* get quite a shock before the sum. venomous copperhead. There is Cheyenne, Wyo., tyill visit the Solve Your Own Published Weekly by fore the lawmakers were the giving mer is over, particularly those who in Oilorado today a young Bene­ local monastery next week. Known o f support to weak school districts, may think that all there is to it is dictine priest who once fainted THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) throughout the East as the "Fly­ the labor union problem, and the to plant the seeds and in a few dead away when we asked him to ing Superior,” he is the first Fran­ 938 Bannock Street proposal to take over the elec­ months lake nice juicy vegetables admire the blue racer we were ciscan supenor in the U. S. to be­ carrying to the zoology lab. tric industry. from vines or from the earth. They come a chaplain in the present ''Housing Problem^^ Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 The school question was settled are going to learn that these little W e still feel that snakes are not war. to the satisfaction of the genn-al seeds will p o l i c e only if they “slimy” creatures of unmitigated public. The brazen attem|M to have care. The seeds have the po­ evil; they-are clean and, in many The Altar and Rosary society Subscription: $1 per year. launch a movement that would put tency to produce but 'tjiey must ways, useful fellows. But, with will receive Communion in the entire support o f rural public have a nuilured earth Ihat has the the passing years, we have given the 7:30 Mass Sunday, April 4. schools on other shoulders than capability of receiving produc­ up our close relations with the The monthly meeting will take With a Home Loan Thursday, April 1, 1943 the majority o f the benefiting tion. The gardeners will find that crawling ones. For one thing, they place Tuesday afternoon, April 6, patrons was blocked and districts they have a natural enemy in seem to be scarce in Denver. For at 2:30. that refuse to do what they can for w e ^ s, an enemy that will give another, friends and family have The fourth of the 13 Tuesdays’ OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER the upkeep of their own schools them no respite, an enemy, that no feeling of fellowship for snakes, devotions in honor of St. Anthony The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. were given to understand that the will thwart their efforts unless they and we are forbidden to provide is scheduled for April 6. Father We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. W hat state is not countenancing ineffie fight on and on. hospitality for even harmless rep­ Albert, O.F.M., will preach for ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or iency and selfishness. Yet the way Councilman Marrazino did a tiles. the evening devotions on “ St. An­ those of the Officials of our Curia Is hereby declared official was cleared for the giving of help good job when he insisted on wa Only once in recent years have thony and the Everlasting Sacri­ We hope Thb Register will bo read in every home of the to districts that need it. ter rights for vacant lot gardeners. we come dose to rattlesnake meal, fice.” On March 1, 1898, Pope Archdiocese. The usual cost o f $ 4 .40 per lot and ihat was tinned for human Leo XIII granted a plenary indul­ Purchase a Home of Your Own! We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in The so-called labor peace bill, was to prevail until the counril- consumption. We indulged our gence on each day of the 13 con­ the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. passed by both Houses but not yet man rightly insisted ihat the wa long-time yen for snake flesh in secutive Tuesdays preceding the 4* URBAN J. VEHR, signed by the Governor, offers a ter belongs to the people who arc the home of a gracious lady, well Feast of St. Anthony to all who undertaking the gardening project Jan. 29. 1942. Archbishop of Denver. problem. We had not expected that known and well respected in Den receive the sacraments and visit it would pass. Not befng a lawyer, as a work in the war effort. Peo- ver. Perfect hostess, she joined us any church or public oratory and It’s the only really satirfactory way to the writer does not pretend to be pie who have back yard gardens in the repast— but gingerly and there pray to S t Anthony and for' will, o f course, have to pay no ex­ without gusto. So far as we know, solve a personal "housing problem.” In­ Acies Held in Cathedral competent to pass on all phases the intention of the Holy Father. of it, but he knows enough to rea­ tra water fee. rattlesnake meal, thoughgatill a bit This indulgence can be gained for lize that it is full o f danger for Just how much the victory gar­ on the expensive side, is not ra the suffering souls in purgatory. vestigate the several convenient, flexible the working classes. In the first den idea is going to help the war tioned. On Wednesday evening, April 7, Archbishop Praises Legion place it was not necessary, for effort is a matter of conjecture. To get bark to the W PB's call Father Joseph Bailey, O.P., will home loan plana at this bank, which bring Colorado in recent years has been In 'som e rases, it will probably for rattlesnakes: Their venom is continue his Lenten scries in St, singularly free o f labor war. We mean the difference between suf­ needed to provide anti-toxin for Elizabeth’s church. His sermon home ownership within your reach. Ask For Results in Past Year cannot argue against the fact that ficiency and want in the coming soldiers who fight in reptile-in­ topic will be “ The Capital Sin of labor, as far as its national aspects year. In any event, though, it will fested areas; to check excessive Sloth.” On Friday evening, April about the FHA loans to home purchasers are' concerned, has some o f its mean culling down dangerous lei­ bleeding from wounds; to form 3, the Sorrowful Mother devotions sure lime for a good many people. a base for pain-killing prepara' and the Real Estate Loans made by this Commenting on the annual re­ four praesidia of youths that make worst enemie.8 within its own ranks and novena will be held with Fa­ Even President Roosevelt, the best They will have an interest that will lions. After a snake has been ther Crispin, O.F.M., speaking on ports of the junior and senior up the junior curia. keep them out of mischief. Though “milked” of its venom— a job for bank, on clear improved property. One of The Archbishop cited the 37 friend the unions have ever had the Fourth Word from the cross curiae of the Legion of Mary in the chief executive's chair, this is a secondary consideration, it skilled workers only— the fluid is and the fourth petition of the Our adult Baptisms and the 21 chil­ still makes the garden project a these plans can help you achieve home the acies, the yearly spiritual once said to both sides o f the bat­ crystallized and shipped to U. $. Father. meeting of the legionaries, which dren’s Baptisms that were per­ good idea.— Hubert A. Smith. fighting fronts the world over. formed as the result of calls in the tle: “ A plague on both your Father Angelus, O.F.M., direc­ was held in the Cathedral Sunday houses.” W e deplore the occasional There are few things without a ownership this year! afternoon. Archbishop Vchr paid homes of lax and fallen-away Cath­ place in m odem warfare.— C. J. tor of the Holy Name society, calls olics in the area. Thirty-four per­ racketeering that is done in the Little Folk compliment for the multitudinous McNeill. the attention of all the members sons, induced by the legionaries to name of labor (only a compara­ to the meeting to be held this works of mercy accomplished by tively small percentage o f the Will Win War the 22 senior parish units and the study the doctrines of the Catholic The confusion that has marked Monday, April 5, at 8 p.m. Church, are now taking instruc­ unions are involved), the brow Genuine Leaders much o f our war-time activities at­ tions from priests who are spiritual beating of such men as John L. tended the opening o f meat and Rule by Character Brother Who Nursed directors of the various parish Lewis, and the attitude o f little BUY WAR BONDS AND Archbishop Visits fat rationing. Though one au­ units. Within a year the 171 active irresponsible unions that make un­ An old Midwestern priest died Great Poet-Priest Dies thority aays there are greater sup­ members of the curia made 9,800 reasonable demands of employers last week, and we ran think o f no Detroit.— Brother Rochus, who Goiorado U. Prexy, plies o f cattle and hogs at present STAMPS HERE! visits to homes and comforted when the question is not one of greater tribute to his relations with nursed Father Abram J. Ryan, than a year ago, many cities have some 8,260 hospital patients. Also getting decent wages but o f getting his fellowmen than a sentence de­ famous poet-priest of the South, in ' Patient in Hospitai been virtually without meat. Ap­ accomplished was a return to the everything one can get a w ^ with livered in his eulogy: “ He was a his last illness in Louisville, Ky., regular reception of the sacra­ killing the goose ihat lays the parent inequities have been op­ great leader, a man who achieved 57 years ago, died in Duns Scotus golden egg. On the other hand, we erating, which, it is hoped, the leadership by the greatness o f his N Archbishop Urban J. Vehr vis­ ments by 72 persons who were in­ college at the age of 84. fluenced by legionaries. stand firmly for the principle o f new system will iron out. For ex­ character.” There are many kinds ited Dr. Robert L. Stearns, presi­ labor unionism, and the Catholic ample, Fulton liBwis, Jr., in a o f leaders. There are the slave share o f toughies with stripes, and dent of Colorado university in Special mention o f’ the enroll­ The ment in the Rosary army by junior CJiiirch takes this stand officially. series o f talks on the problem said masters who rule by fear; the the favorite indoor sport o f the Boulder, who is convalescing in W e stand for a better distribution that restaurants were buying meal bosses who possess a vicarious au­ busk privates el al is vocally to Mercy hospital, Denver, following legionaries was made by the Arch bi.shop. More than 6,000 Den o f wealth, a condition we gradually at prices higher than the market thority and succeed by threat; cut the superior down to the size an operation he underwent last see coming about. W e do not stand, quotation. They took care of the elected men and women who are o f a yardbtrd. In civilian life the week. Dr. Stearns’ condition is re­ verites have already signified their intention of reciting the Rosary however, for injustice or browbeat­ cost by upping prices o f meals. invested with power and theoreti­ same process and technique prevail ported good and it is expected that ing or extremism on the part of Since packers were limited in the American National daily. cally voice the will o f herd; — and many times with cause. The he will leave the hospital in about either labor or capital. The mid­ amount of animals they could and still others who rule by the man who invariably has to use the ten days. Monsignor Charles H. H a^ s preached the sermon for the acies, dle way is the right way. Con- slaughter, and in many rases were force of their personalities. “big stick,” whose chief source of Dr. Stearns was named to head which was attended by 500 persons servatism is demanded. losing money because of price ceil­ Slave drivers are a breed we are control is coercive threat, who not Colorado university in 1939, suc­ interested in the legion. In his ings on sales, the restaurants* grab­ tragically familiar with in the only larks the ability to manage Bank of DENVER ceeding Dr. George F. Norlin, address the Monsignor stressed the Tlie so-called labor peace bill bing o f choice stocks left the calamitous world of today. The the affairs o f others but also the when the latter became president Blessed Virgin as the model of all would compel unions to incorpor­ amount for the consumer pro. right o f life and death over decent good manners to handle others di­ emeritus. Dr. Steams delivered legionaries. Personal sanctification ate. On first sight, this looks reas­ gressively less. Under the ration people is theirs, and about their rectly and honestly and fairly, is the commencement address at the was set as the end toward which onable. But it would have sad re­ system eating places are limited to only fame is imraoHal infamy and certainly entitled to contempt. In LISTEN TO FULTON LEWIS, JR. 1942 graduation ceremonies of percussions, Union men inform us a definite amount, about 75 per abiding hatred. Most people are many instances his “ act” is noth­ the group should work when he Daily, Monday thru Friday, 9t30 P.M., KFEL Regis college. said: “Our pledges will open for that it would make a union liable cent of normal stocks. honestly persuaded these tyrants ing but a camouflage for a self- us many avenues of endeavor that for the infraction of the. labor As a result of these and other should have been given an early recognized case o f inferiority, and we might carry on the ^neral peace law by any individual mem- conditions, the black market has and double exposure to the treat­ he usually acquires enough rope to FRANK KIRCHHOF ADOLPH KUNSMILLER object, the destruction of sin, the bfT, with a fine o f not less than been flonrishing. Because illegal ment meted out to a superfluous hang himself. Juat give him time. Anniversary President Vice President and Cashier uprooting of its foundations, and $50 for the first offense, $100 for operators could pay a price higher litter o f kittens. Perhaps in their But o f all ( k m I’ s chosen crea­ the planting on its ruins of the the second, and the possibility of than the market value, farmers better and more Christian moments tures there is none that we more standard of Christ No legionary an injunction against operation of often sold to them rather than to the masses are not so much dis­ heartily admire than the ruler will ever forget that the real be­ the union for the third. Unions packers; and another shortage was heartened by the failure o f a for­ whose friendly authority makes us ginning of the re-establishment of would be put to a dreadful dis­ on its way. Black market meat, tuitous and fatal accident to hap­ his willing and happy slave. His the reign of Christ is personal advantage by such provisions, par­ uninspected, was frequently dis­ pen to the despots as by their own personality is such that we are com­ sanctification.’’ , ticularly since much o f their con­ eased. But people bought neverthe- distaste for murder. They do have fortable in his presence. Loyalty In addition to the representa­ trol over membership would be less. W e were informed that in one one consolation in the thought that naturally gravitates to him, be­ tives from the praesidia of Denver removed. Furthermore, the bill Eastern city, where meat has been dysentery and other less homely cause we sense his loyalty. Con­ there were also delegations from would give the Stale Industrial almost unavailable for weeks, the discomforts are no respecters o f fidence in his judgment flows the units in Fort Collins and Commission a dictatorship over la­ black market price for three kld< persons, and that perhaps a little easily chiefly because his discretion Greeley. bor. Every wage scale settlement or neys was $ 1 .3 5 ; for chicken, 95 hardening o f the arteries will soon is obvious. Affection is his if for As a pledge of fealty to the other dispute would have to go be­ cents a pound. render the source of trouble vul­ no other reason than that political MAin 5314 Blessed Virgin a huge spiritual fore the commission. The commis­ The food rationing has brought nerable enough to merit space in expediency will never prompt him bouquet, honoring the patron of sion being a political body, poli­ home at last to many persons the the obituary columns o f the news­ to be unjust to us. Not that we the legionaries, was turned in to tics would play a part. W e can fact that we are actually engaged papers. do or must always fall in line with the Rev. Roy Figlino, archdioce.san imagine state administrations when in a desperate war. As this realiza­ Perhaps the most irritating his opinion, but we do know him F . J . K i r c h h o f director of the legion. Father capital itself would find this phase tion gi^ws, there probably will be leaders are the pompous, bellicose to be a man of forthright prin­ Figlino reported that the legion of the law boomei^nging. W e had lejis discontent over the unwelcome bosses. Strangely enough, despite ciple. But if we were to choose the suffered a loss of 24 active mem­ belter cut down bureaucracy,^ not features of food distribution. That all the howling done in criticism of one mark o f character that pre­ CONSTRCCTIOIV € o . bers to the armed forces in the increase it. Is, among some people. As for' the top kicks, their strange emi­ empts all others In him, it would past year, and that the majority others. . . . nence is the goal o f those who howl undoubtedly be his unfeigned of these were from the Cathedral The bill, further, would compel Long lines were in front o f a the loudest. The army has its humility.— Rev. John Cavanagh. BUILDERS praesidium. Despite the loss of a union to take in any member, Denver market last week. Most of these legionaries, the spiritual di­ however undesirable. On the other the people were reasonable. They We Appreciate Your Patronage rector said that there was no de­ hand, it would destroy the closed bought a moderate amount, just crease in the amount of work ac­ shop. The idea o f the closed shop enough to have some supplies on 200 Public School Students 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. complished. is hotly debated, but in addition hand, and accepted anything the Present for the spiritual meet­ to protecting unionism it allows harried butcher could offer. Along ing were the following priests the unions to see that standards are came a poHly man whose double Monsignor Hagus, the Rt. Rev. kept up. W e would hate to try to chin and bulging waistline left no Go to Newman Club Retreat William Higgins, and Fathers Nor- operate a place like the Register, doubt about how he had fed. He CSTABLUHXO SINCE ItSf bert Walsh, Roy Figlino, George where so much skilled help is tried to buy some dried beef Spehar, Forrest Allen. Frank necessary, without the closed shop. (highest in the point scale). No The third annual retreat apon- St Catherine’s, 4; St. Dominic’s, Kappes, Manus Boyle, John Wo| find ihat the Typographical sale. He insisted that the butcher sored by the Junior Newman club 15; St James’, 6; St John’s, 15; Schneider, O.P., and Claude, union, for instance, co-operates to had som e; he had seen a whole for the Catholic students of jun­ St. Joseph’s (Redemptorist), 5; The American Fixture Co. the utmost in keeping up stand­ rase there and wanted to buy it ior and senior public high schools S t Louis’, 15; S t Philomena’s, 15; O.F.M. H uafactnnn at , - J ards. If the unions are not able to all. Still no sale. The man's of Denver drew a crowd of more St. Vincent de Paul’s, 10; and St maintain a certain control over jowls and neck reddened like a than 200 boys and girls to St Mary’s, Littleton, 16. Registra­ CHUR(2I PEWS AND ALTARS Women’s Press Club to their own membership through de­ turkey gobbler’s, but he finally Francis de Sales’ church Tuesday tion of all the students on the ' CHURCH FURNITURE "That Old cision as to who shall belong or as stamped off. and Wednesday of this week. The opening day of the retreat showed Hold Meeting April 3 to whether only union men may Tile butcher said confidentially retreat, which was conducted by 220 in attendance. BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES work in a certain shop, their or­ that a certain class had been the Rev. John Clark, C.M., of St. The retreat was opened both Black Magic The monthly meeting of the ganized benefits, like the Printers’ coming around every day trying to Thomas’ seminary, showed a sub­ mornings with Mass, followed by MiUvoork of All Kindt Catholic Women’s Press club will iiome in Qilorado Springs, will be buy hams, sides of bacon, anything stantial increase over the number a conference. Two more confer­ \FRANK KIRCHHOF 1232 ARAPAHOE ST. has you in its spell/ be held April 3 at 1 p.m. in the seriously endangered. that would keep. Hoarders! And of those attending last year, ac­ ences, a visit to the Blessed Sac Democratic club, Denver. Katherine The bill, furthermore, recog­ his face wrinkled in disgust. He cording to the Rev. Hubert Newell, rament, and Rosary filled out the DENVER. COLO. in a Kenehan will preside. Miss Dorothy nizes the “company union” — added reflectively, “ It's the little archdiocesan superintendent of remainder of the morning sched' Weller, director of the Children’s which is just a polite term for people, the ones without much schools, and the Very Rev. Joseph ule. Lunch was served to the re­ community theater, will address the a fake union controlled not by the money who are willing to sacri­ O’Heron of S t Louis’ church, treatants as guests of the various Englewood, who are directing group on the work of the theater workers but by the employers. .All fice, that are going to win this pastors in St. Francis de Sales’ EFFICIENT DEUVERY dyed Skunk and marionettes. Luncheon reser through the measure, when capital war.” — Millard F. Everett. the work* of the Junior Newman school cafeteria at noon, and, after groups in the archdiocese. vations may be made by telephon­ is spoken o f, it is said that it may a short recreation period, ths stU' SERVICE ing Mrs. Max Hummel, KE. 6624, do this or that; when labor is re­ WPB Issues Call Archbishop Urban J. Vehr is dents went to the school audito or Mrs. Thomas J. Vincent, EA ferred to, it shall do this or that. offering the Mass that brings the rium for discussions of religions For Live Rattlesnakes topics. JACKET 5341. Anti-labor courts could do some annual exercises to a close Thurs­ interesting things with these state­ If you think Uncle Sam is mak­ day morning at 9 o’clock. Most The discussions were led by sev­ ments. Dismissal of employes ing too many and too unreasonable of the retreatants are expected to eral priest-chaplains of perish St. Vincent’ s Aid Unit would be left to the arbitrary de­ demands on his little brothers and receive Communion in the Mass. groups, and featured a question WADGE cision o f employers without the sisters, consider this one: The WPB The closing conference of the re­ and answer sessibn. The questions Meets Thursday, Apr. 8 just protection, rarely abused, that wants rattlesnakes now, and wants treat is also being given by the asked by the students took in sub­ unions now give them. them alive! Archbishop. jects that ranged all the way from Gives Vs more Use Our Budget Plan The monthly meeting of the An­ W e lecommend that Governor W e were glad to see the snake Almost all the parishes o f the the Trinity to that of the student nunciation branch of St. Vincent’s Vivian veto this bill. I f there are given proper place in America’s city are represented among the who wished to know whether one Heat Aid society will be held in Mt. St. problems to be taken up in the war efl'ort, for we have always been students making the retreat. St. could eat sea lion on Friday. Ques­ Vincent’s home, Denver, Thursday, interests o f justice to either side, fascinated— in a friendly, not Francis de Sales’ parish, with 36 tions on courtship and marriage hamilton’ s April 8, at 2 p.m. Hostesses will a voluntary' commission, repre­ frightened sort o f way— by the in attendance, has the greatest led the others, with those on ec­ number, and is followed by clesiastical customs, vocations, 1 6 1 6 STOUT 8T. be Mmes. Cwilia Harrington, senting capital, labor, and the pub­ creeping beasts. Pondering Uncle UNITED FUEL & EQUIPMENT CO. Harry White, Louis Sullivan, 0. lic, should be appointed by the Sam’s call for all good snakes to Blessed Sacrament parish with 33. and the mortality of war following W, Magor, Frank McNamara, and Governor, to present a measure to come to the aid of their country Other parishes in the Denver area, in order. One non-Catholic stu­ 1729 California St. KE 6391 T. E. O’Brien. Cards will be played. the next Legislature. took us back to student days when together with the approximate dent is attending the ti^o-day exer- we studied biology and chased number of those in attendance, cise, it was reported. The I-egislature did well in put­ snakes around the woswled bliilTs of included; Annunciation, 15; Ca­ 145 Broadway ting off the electric question for the muddy old Missouri river. thedral, 6; Holy Family, 6; Holy 18th and Humboldt 8 1 2 Santa Fe Colfax and York the lime being. Tliis seems to qs Snakes abounded in the hill Ghost, 1; Holy Rosary, 2; Sacred Johns-! a problem for the people os a country of Northeastern Kansas, HeartrLoyola, 5; Presentation, 1; MORGAH, whole to decide at the polls. and we made rather a reputation as Te$t$ Have Proved ROOFS Governor Vivian announced pub* a snake charmer in our high school SI. Clara’s Aid Will tint MILK and MILK PRODUCTS do For Any Type Building licly and privately that now was salad days. The range o f reptiles LEIBM AN MORE for rou Oun ANT OTHER FOOD— not the time for anything but im>c - went from harmless worm-sized and do It MORE CHEAPLY RIGID ASBESTOS # Acbotot Boilt-np essary business. He did a good job ring snakes to deadly copperheada Hold Parlj oi April 7 aad HICKEY Buy Your Dairy Producta from « OR COMPOSITION* # Gravel Roofing in keeping the Legislature to this and rattlers, with plenty of black- Specialist! ASPHALT SHINGLES # All Type* Roll Roofing program.— Monsignor .Smith. snakes and blue racers in between. S t Clara’s Aid society in Den­ SOLD AT YOUB GROCERS ALSO Waterproofed Rock-Wool Home Insulation We used to carry the ring tiuket ver will have a dessert lunch and Intarance Since 1897 InsUUsd PnMBittieallr sa4 BcIsatiflcaUy Get Out Your Spad4 around in our pocket or keep them card party April 7 at 1 p.m. in Ask Abaat in our desk for amusement when the orphanage. Mrs. J. H. Praher, PURITY Eu 7 T«niu KE And Start to Dig lessons palled. Once, 15 o f the 7S2 Cai & Electric Bldg. No Down Mrs, J. M. Ross, and Mrs. J. M. Pormrat R.H. Kimball Co. 5236 The 34

Victory. Farm and Qarden PLAN YOUR college, Denver. The fine Hcrfstein cow* ihown In the picture are the pyiBLD soneiiiiLoretto Oratorio Has New gifto of gm ron* patriotic benefaaori. The garden i* being planted VICTORY GARDEN on the wen campn*. lueuE TO sTirT Features; Event Is April 11 Make yonr selections from our free Illustrated Catalog. We have leaflets and several good books, giving diagrams and suggestions about victory gardens. New fcRtures hsve been added for Victory Corps were displayed to the 1943 performance of the or­ in the last week by Betty Bader, SCIEDOLE FR iY chairman of the publicity commit­ atorio, Stabat Mater, by Pergolesl, tee of the sodality. Attainment of Colorado Seed Co. which will be presented in the au­ various ranks in the CAVC is de­ 1515 Giampa St., near 15th St. A seven-week softball schedule ditorium o f Loretto Heights col- pendent on the number of spiritual beginning April 2 and continuing ^ e , Denver, Passion Sunday aft­ works for peace performed by in­ Fur Goals Hacked Up ernoon, April 11, at 3 o’clock. The dividual sodalists. Edna Gutman until May 21, inclusive, has been is recruiting sergeant of the drawn up for the Pueblo Pa­ first addition will be a violin solo, CAVC. Free ■ a a “ Arioso,” by Handel, played by a rochial league. Each team will Mother Anna Joseph, principal K ____ YOUR B E ST member of the Denver Symphony play six games and draw one bye, orchestra, accompanied by the of St. Francis de Sales’ school, You wouldn’t take that offer, ^ H OTEL VALUE according to arrangements made Hammolia organ and the stringed Denver, is scheduled to speak at would you? But you’re apt by the league directors in a meet­ orchestra. The second new feature the monthly meeting of the sodal­ to find your valuable fur coat ity today. She will talk on her ing, Monday, March 22, in Sacred will be the hymn, “ 0 Sacred Head just as badly damaged as if it Heart orphanage. A tournament Surrounded,’’ from “ St. Matthew’s vrork among the Negrhes in St. had been cut up with scissors— SHIRkET - SfiVOt hotel DENVER will be held May 28 and June 4 Passion," by Bach. The hymn will Louis, which will be a substantial if you don’t put it in safe, moth­ contribution to the program of in­ at which teams will participate if be sung by the voice students and proof storage. Our storage terracial justice, which has been they receive the vote of the di­ Dolora choir of the college. rates are reasonable and our rectors before the tourney begins. particularly emphasized by the col­ Following the general scheme of service is unexcelled. Tour Il*ht fiztnrM art a Present March 22 were the Rev. lege sodality during the present luxury that can actuaUy Anthony Roitz, O.S.B., league the production last year, the ora­ year. nuin reason for torio will be presented in solos, aava you money, nnlata treasurer, and the Rev. Clement Another speaker in the week yoar homa already hat Gallagher, softball director for duets, semi-choruses, and choruses. the lateet eelentiSctUy Mrs. J. J. Sullivan and Mrs. was the Rev. Thomas Mahoney, Thrift Q ub Indorses deeiamed fixtnrea. Let the league. Father Roitz repre­ C.M., who addressed the mission make a liahtin* effi­ Etienne Perenyi will be the solo­ STEinBERG sented S t Mary’s, and Father assembly on apostolic work in New Light Fixtures ciency test for you today. ists. They will also present sev­ Gallagher and John Rosales rep­ China. Father Mahoney, who was FORT WAYNE. IND.-House eral duets. The semi-chorus con­ resented St. Francis’. Sister M. formerly a missionary in China, wives who budget their finances sists of the following Loretto stu­ Desideria and Sister Evelyn voted illustrated his lecture with some F u rrier and keep track of home operating for Sacred Heart home. The Rev. dents: Joan O’Byrne, Betty Diki- H. G. REID tolia, Barbara Murphy, Eileen Ev­ thrilling pictures of war-torn costs are unanimously in favor of Francis Wagner represented Ca­ China and the Vincentian missions 1562 Broadway ert, Virginia Duggan, Ruth Gra- the new developments in light fix­ ELECTKICAL CO. thedral school and St. Patrick’s in the Orient. , tures. Hitherto unachieved beauty was represented by their softball ber, Martha iMorris, Marian Meyer, Alpine 0055 Barbara Bindel, and Josephine and economy combine to make ELECTBICAL CON­ coach, C. T. Fitzgerald. Nuna Go to Chicago Palaze. A group of 55 girls com­ these fixtures a heretofore unat­ TRACTING — REPAIR­ The schedule follows: Sister Marie Clyde, M.A., in­ ING AND FIXTURES pose the choruses. tainable vthie. SCHEDULE OF GAMES structor in English, represented Aciet Held in Chapel Main 2303 April 2 Loretto Heights at the Chicago THE 0. C. GILL 'The first acies of the Legion of convention of the North Central S t Francis’ vs. Sacred Heart 329 14th St. Regis Will Give Army, Navy Mary of Loretto Heights was held association. Sister Marie Clyde ENGRAVING CO. school at St. Francis’. in the college chapel on the Feast also attended the meeting of the St. Mary’s vs. S t Leander’s at of the Annunciation. Thirteen ac­ Midwestern section of the National WEDDING 8TATIONEBT S t Mary’s. tive members of Our Lady Seat Catholic Educational association, Btrra Domenico. Prop. Student Exams Friday Sacred Heart home va. St. An of Wisdom praesidium pledged which was scheduled for the day 1751 Qiampa St. MAin 3046 thony’s at Sacred Heart home. themselves to carry out the legion preceding the North Central as­ liVSURAIVCE STATEMENTS S t Patrick’s, bye. Among insurance companies licensed to transact business in Colo­ work during the coininv year. sembly. rado by the State Insurance Department are those printed below the (R«gl* Collega, Danvar) be selected to attend colleges ,nnder April 9 Chaplain Cazimir Lutomislu of the Red Cross activities were given headings o f these respective companies: Prospective students for the contact to the respective services St. Leander’s vs. Sacred Heart reception center of Fort Logan, de­ new nrominenhe last week, when livered a sermon on the signifi­ army specialized training program Students selected for the army school at Sacred Heart school. on Monday, a special drive was St. Mary’s vs. St. Francis' at cance of the ceremony in the mod­ launched to raise funds for the Tht. Following Companlct Eepreaented Tha Following Companies Represented and the navy college training pro­ program must undergo further screening during 13 weeks of basic St. Francis’. ern world. The Rev. Anthony Red Cross and the Students’ War gram will take qualifying examin­ military training before they are Sacred Heart home vs. St. Pat­ Weinzapfel, chaplain, officiated at Relief commission. The giris in ations in Carroll hall on the Regis finally qualified for college attend­ rick’s at Sacred Heart home. the service. The active members charge of the drive were; Kath­ J. J. CELLA who participated include: Ruth college campus at 9 o’clock Friday ance. Students chosen for the navy St. Anthony's, bye. erine Dean, Margaret Anne Mad- INSURANCE AGENCY REED* & CO. program, after selection by the of­ Graber, Rosemary O’Leary, Bar­ I en, Margaret Reidy, Anna Lou morning, April 2, the Very Rev. April 19 G. A E. Bldg. CH. lira bara Cannell, Catherine Duffy, lahn, and Virginia Duggan. 1120 SMurfty Bldg. KE. 2632 fice of naval officer procurement, St. Francis’ v » St. Leander's at John J. Flanagan, SJ., president will be detailed directly to college. Vivian Street, Ruby Catanacn, The collegians were also repre­ St. Francis’. Martha Norris, Betty Spehar, Ele­ STATE OF COLORADO . STATE OF COLORADO of Regis college, announced. The Expenie* All Paid sented at the Red Cross Victory Intnrance Department Sacred Heart school vs. St. anor Dant, Marilyn Beckard, Betty Iniurtnce Department testa will be given in colleges Mary’s at Sacred Heart school. banquet held in the Lincoln room Synoptia of Statement for 1962 at rtn- Synopals of Statement for 1942 as ren­ and universities throughout the Under both the army and navy Dikitolia, Frances Brown, and Jo­ dered to the Comminioner of Insurance. dered to the Commissioner of Insurance. St. Anthony’s vs. St. Patrick’s of the Shirley-Savoy hotel. The country on the same day and at the programs students selected on the sephine Salcetti. Commercial Casualty Insurance Company Uillera National Insurance Company basis of the tests will be under I at St. Anthony’s. Loretto delegation included Mary Newark, N. J. Chicago, Ul. same time. No other qualifying Active and auxiliary members of Catherine Madden, Patricia Galla- DON’T fOROET Asaet* ______11.880,160.88 military discipline on active duty Sacred Heart home, bye. Assets ______87.684.989.51 examinations will be i^ven for Our Lady Seat of Wisdom praesi­ i ;her, Virginia Thieler, Katherine Llabllltiea______8,596.028.92 Liabilities______6.239.743,98 in uniform with pay. All expenses, many months, army and navy offi­ April 30 dium attended the city-wide ades C a p iU l______1,000,000.00 Permanent Fund...... 1,900,000.00 including tuition, food, housing, )ean, and Margaret Anne Mad­ gurplus ______2.285,136.94 Surplus______1,445,195.68 cials have said. Sacred Heart home vs, St. Fran­ of the Legion of Mary held in the den. books, and uniforms will be taken From those who successfully cis’ at Sacred Heart home. Cathedral on March 28. (Copy of Certificate of Authority) care of by the army or navy. (Oipy of Certificate of Authority) complete the tests candidates will St. Patrick’i vs. St. Mary’s at STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO Army, navy, and marine corps The majortiy of the student body CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY S t Mary’s. has been enrolled in the Legion of Office of Commissioner of Insurance officials have recommended that Sacred Heart school vs. St. An­ I, Lpka J, Kavanaugh, Commissioner of Office of Commissioner of Insurance the tests be taken by all high Mary Rosary army for peace. Keep Up Your Gar I, Luke J. Kavanaugh, Commiasioner of Teleaews Shows Nazi thony’s at Sacred Heart school. Insurance, do hereby certify that the (^m- Insurance do hereby certify that the school seniors, or recent high CAVC Diaplay Inalfnia tNWCHED ERTAP mercial Casaalty Insuranca Company, a St, Leander's, bye. Witii a New Sport Top corporation organised under the laws of Miltera National Insuranca Company, Disaster in Stalingrad school graduates between the ages, Insignia for the Catiiolic Action corporation organised under the laws of of 17 and 20, including college stu­ May 7 CUSTOM TAILOBED New Jersey, whole principal office is lo­ Illinois, whose principal office is located cated at Newark, in consideration of com- at Chicago, in consideration of compliuce dents. Most of the applicants ac­ S t Patrick’s vs, S t Leander’s pi lance with the laws of Oilortdo, is wttlr> the laws of Colorado, is hereby "Hitler’s Russian Disaster,” the cepted for either the army or navy at St. Leander’s. Duleb Priest Released Seal Covers $6.26 hereby authorised to traaaaet the busintes Everyone nekds the VIhH aet forth in the provisions of its Charter authorised to transact the business set true news picture story of Stalin- programs will become commis­ Sacred Heart school vs. Sacred AND UP or ArUctea of Incorporation permitted by forth In the provisions of its Charter or Articles of Incorporation permitted by the rad, is contained in the official sioned officers in the army, navy, Heart home at Sacred Heart home. To CoRduel Fnneral im int and Iron with w hictf the eaid laws, until the list dsy of oviet newsreel films now on view St. Anthony’s vs. St. Francis’ at February in the year of our Lord one said laws, until tha last day of February marine corps, or coast guard, ac­ Upholstery in the year of our Lord one thousand nine in the Telenews theater. cording to the present plans. St. Anthony’s. .H ilt bread is enriched aa thousand nine hundred and forty-four. hundred and forty-four. New York.—The story of how DJ WITNESS WHEREOF, I hava here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have htre- News highlights show marine In a special communication re­ St. Mary’s, bye. he was freed from a Japanese 'po tf of Ih e NoNen’t HeaMi unto set my hand and caused the. seal of ceived by Father Flanagan, Col. Rapairiug my offica to be affixed at tha City and unto aet my hand and caused the teal of heroes being nonored at Pearl May U prison temporarily to officiate at my office to be affixed at the City and Raymonii Briggs, civilian compo­ ^nd.Welfore.Frogra^ County of Denvtr this first day of March, harbor; the Nazi U-Boat lair in St. Francis’ vi. St. Patrick’s at the funeral services of J. C. Pabst, A. D. 1948. County of Denver this first day of March, nents officer of the Seventh Serv­ Truck Cuthioni V A. D. 1943. Lorient, France; and about 60 S t Patrick’s, a non-Catholic Netherlands dipio' LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, ice comnjand, with headquarters in (SEAL) Commiuioner of Insurance. LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. other news events. St. Mary’s vs. Sacred Heart mat, and how his Japanese friends (SEAL) Commisslonar of Insurance Omaha, Ncbr,, recommends that Repaired and Recovered Included in the magazine por­ home at Sacred Heart home. buoyed up his spirits during his STATE OF COLORADO college students in the army en­ STATE OF COLORADO tion of the program are “ Califor­ St. Leander’s vs. St, Anthony’s incarceration in the prisoners’ Insuranca Department listed reserve corps take the test, Synopsis of Statement for 1942 as ten Insuranca Department nia Junior Symphony” and "Kill­ at St, Leander’s. camp was related by the Rev. H. der^ to the Commissioner of Insurance. Synopsis of Statement for 1942 as ren­ ers of the Chaparral,” a story of although members, of the various Van Straelen, S.V.D., recently STOLL BROS. -^Firemen'a Insurance Company of der^ to the Commissioner of Iiuuranc*. enlisted reserves are not required Sacred Heart school, bye. American Indemnity Company wild animal life in the wastelands. repatriated Dutch priest, now In 1042 Speer Blvd. ■ Newark, New Jersey to do so. Colorado is in the area May 21 Newark, N. J. Galveston, Texas The new show Friday evenini London. Assets______837,873.816.87 Assets _____ 86.594.684.51 administered by the Seventh Serv­ Sacred Heart school vs. St. Pat MA. 7242 LUbllitiea ______22.321,430.88 Liabilities______8,594,684.61 brings “ Boomtown, D. ^ C,," an ice command. rick’s at St. Patrick's. Capital ______9,897,690.00 C a p ita l______1,900,000.00 other short films including, “ In­ St. Anthony’s vs. St. Mary’s at Missing Statue of Christ Burplua______8,154.196.99 Surplus______- 1,000,000.00 formation Please,” Pete Smith’s Applications AvailahU Application blanks for the quali­ St. Mary’s. Mysteriously Reappears (Copy of Certiflesta of Authority) (Copy ef Ccrtificxtc of Authority) “ Calling All Pas,” "Pood for fying tests are now available in Sacred Heart home vs. St. Le­ STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO Fighters,” and a Disney cartoon, ander’s at Sacred Heart home. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY “ Baggage Busters.” Fifty-five new the office of the dean in Carroll Mexico, D. F. — The marble Offica of Commissioner of Ininranea Offic* of Commiiiiontr of Ininrunct hall on the R ^ is college campus. St. Francis’, bye. image of Christ that had disap­ C jllio k1]larIaftIDelfaTt AifOCuHon I, Luke J. Kavanaugh. Commissioner of I, Luke J. Kavanaugh, Commiitloner of events will be shown. Inauranee, do hereby certify that the Properly filled out, these appilica- peared from the Durango Cathe­ Insurance, dcs hereby certify that the Firo' Meet Rev. Francie J. Spellman, D.D., Prealdent men's Insuranca Company of Newark, New American Indemnity Company, a corpora' tions will admit qualified high dral has mysteriously reappeared Jersey, a . corporation organised under the tion organized under the lawa of Tezu, 3 Brothers of Austrian school seniors or recent graduates in a hall of the arcndiocesan of­ Rt. Rev. Msgr. Bryan J. MoEntegart. LL.D* National Seeretary lawe of New Jersey, whose principal office whoat principal office ie located at Gal- fice. Presumably it was returned ' Rtv. John J. Corrigan, Asalatant Seeretary ie located at Newark, in consideration of veeton, in conaideration of compliance with Duke in U. S. Infantry to the tests. Applicants need not compliance with the laws of Colorado, Is tho lawa of Colorado, ia hereby authorized be students in Re^ s college. Each by the person who stole it, and hereby authorised to transact the business to transact the buaineia aet forth in the applicant may indicate on his other valuable objects removed set forth in tha provisions of its Charter proviaiona of Ita Charter or Aniclea of Camp Atterbury, Ind.— An in­ from the Cbthedral, it is hoped, m s s DURING LENT or Articles of Incorporation permitted by Incorporation permitted by the aaid lawa, fantry battalion in this camp con­ blank whether he prefers the army Lent i* more than half over. Have you requested Mas* ta be or the navy, which includes the may be returned in the same man­ the said lawi, until tha last day of until the laat day of February in tha year tains three brothers of Grand FLAGS BLESSID •aid in reparation for your tin*? You should, during the holy sea- February in the year of our Lord one of our Lord one thousand nine hundred ner. Duke Otto von Hapsburg, pre­ marine corps and the coast fcuard. ton of penance. Aik onr mittionaeiei to offer Mat* for thi* intention. thousand nine hundred and forty-four. and forty-four. Students selected for training by IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hete- IN -WITNESS WHEREOF, I,have here­ tender to the Austrian throne, the army and the navy following untq set my hand and caused the seal of unto aet my hand and cauaed the aeal of and other Austrian-Americans who Durango.— (Sacred Heart Par­ Mass Said for 64 Loyola my office to be affixed at the City and my office to be affixed at tha City and the tests April 2 will enter college POLISH REFUGEES IN PERSIA converts and children learn their have plenty of reasons for fighting ish)—Two silken flags were County « f Denver this first day of March County of Denver thli first day of hlareh, some time in 1943. Students Entering Army An American Catholic Navy prayers and their doctrine. We are A. D. 1943. A. D. 1948. the Nazis. blessed and placed in suitable CHiaplain tells of the faith and m need of thousands. A Dollar will .LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, The tests in Regis college will be stands in the sanctuary of Sacred Los Angeles.— Solemn Mass was courage of the Polish seamen. At buy ten copies. Please donate a (SEAL) Coratniasioner of Insurance, (SEAL) CommItaioneF of Inauranee. iven under the supervision of the Heart church March 21. One, a 12,000 Clubs Take Part ev. John J. Gibbons, S.J., dean of celebrated in the Loyola univer­ sunrise and at sundown officers supply. ^ STATE OF COLORADO Papal flag, is a gift of the mem­ and men rather on deck, salute Insurance Department Th* Following Campania Repraenttd In Open House of USO the college. Father Gibbons will sity auditorium recently for 64 Synopsit of Statement lor 1942 at ren­ bers of the parish, and the Stars members of the student body who their homeland, and recite a prayer CONFESSIONALS be assist^ by the1 Rev. Joseph P. and Stripes was donated by Mrs. dered to the Commissioner of Insurance. Donnells left the day following as a unit to onr Blessed Mother to protect During Lent we realize how Republic Insurance Company y. 3.J., instructor in his- Joseph Fanto and daughter. New York.— More than 12,000 tory; the Rev. Louis T. Keenoy, to take their places in the ranks all Polish refugees and to help re­ much the Sacraments mean to us. Dallas, Texas MORGANrLEIBMAN Following the ceremony a High Assets ...... - ...... $9,383,814.89 service men’s and war workers’ SJ., instructor in chemistiy; and of the armed forces. All had been store their country. Please God, We all know tho great consolation Mass was sung by the Rev. Mi­ Liibllitiai______4,776,005.80 clubs, conducted b)r six USO agen­ Robert J. O’Sullivan, S X , and members of the U. S. army reserve their prayer will find a partial an­ of the Sacrament of Penance. In C a p ita l______2,000.000.00 & HICKEY chael Pascual, C.R., for the mem­ cies, participated in the second an­ Walter J. Ong, S.J., instructors in They are now training in FortjMc- swer in a generous response to our own churches it is easy to go to S u rp iu i...... 2,557,809A9 bers of the pai'ish who are now in 752 Gu A ElKtrie Bldg. TA. 1395 nual USO open house; included English. Arthur. this appeal. Confession because everything is were the clubs operated by the active service. Special music was (Copy of Certificate of Authority) The army and navy tests will Some 12,000 Polish refugees, of so orderly. You would hesitate to STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO ^ National Catholic Community furnished by the parish choir, di­ whom one-third are children, have confess at the altar rail or in some CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Inzunince Department also be given Friday morning at 9 Synopab of Statement for 1942 aa raU' Service. rected by Mrs. Rufus Romero. Edwin B. Clayton been evacuated into Persia. Some exposed place. Office of Committiener of Inturence o’clock in Regis high school under On Sunday, March 28, the chil­ I, Luke J. Kavanaugh, Commissioner of dered to the CemmlMioner of Inauranee. the supervision of Lawrence W. priests and nuns accompanied In many chapels in the Near The Eagle Fire Company of New York dren of the seventh and eighth Plb|{. & Htg. Co. Insurance, do hereby certify that the Re Spiritual Army Must Friedrich, S.J., of the Regis high them. Othera died in admirable East there are no confessionals. public Insurance Company, a corporation New York, N. Y. grades of Sacred Heart school pre­ self-denial for their flocks. Permit some missionary to build organized under the laws of Texaa, whose A a e t a ______-.82.582.S54.32 Recite Rosary Daily school faculty. 2408 E. Colfax Ave. principal office it locited st Dsllas, in Liabilltla _____ 919,006.16 sented an original two-act mission J OENVBK, COLOBADO These Polish refugees found a one in his church by your dona* C a p ita l______1,000,000.00 Liberal Education consideration of compliance w^h the laws play,, entitled That 8:30 Mast. Phont EAat 8MI compassionate friend m Arch­ tion o f Thirty Dollars. Do so in of Colorado, is hereby authorized to trans­ Surpina ___-...... 613,349.17 The part of a liberal education Other features of the entertain­ bishop Marina, the Apostolic Dele­ thanksgiving for the peace yon re­ act the business set forth in the provisions Rochester, N. Y.— An army for Baa. Pheaa—EAit *298, EAat 6127 of Its Charter or Articles of Incorporation (Copy of Certifleata of Authority) the spiritual defense of America, in the war effort will be discussed ment included a play. Our Lady of gate to Persia. Voluntarily he as­ ceived in the Sacrament of Pen­ permitted by the said laws, until the last STATE OF COLORADO originated in Nazareth college by speakers from Regis college in Lourdes, by children of the fifth sumed responsibility for their spir­ ance. day of February in the year of our Lord CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY here, is rapidly gaining adherents the annual legislative assembly of and sixth grades; Captain Kidd, itual and temporal needs. He one thousand nine hundred and forty-four. Office of Commiasioner of Insuranca the Colorado-Wyoming Forensic seventh and eighth grade children; IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hava here­ I, Luke J. Kavanaugh, Commiaioner of in many branches of the armed opened a home for many who are PYX unto set my hand and caused the seal of Insurance, do hereby certify that The Eiagle service. The project requires mem­ league to be held in the University and several musical numbers. Pro­ very sick and need nursing care. The Pyx is the sacred vessel In my office to be affixed at the City and Fire Company of New York, a corporation bers, wherever they may be, to of Denver Friday and Saturday, ceeds from the play will be used He opened an orphanage for the which the priest brings Holy Com­ County of Denver thii first day of March, organized under the lawa of New York, April 9 and 10. Francie Morriss for the parish church. shelter and feeding of 300 little munion to the sick or dying. Every A: D. 1948. whose principal offica is located at New recite the Rosary regularly at 10 LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, York City, in consideration of eomplianea a.m. (EW T). and Harry W. Wilder, both Regis The Daughters of Mary sodality children. He hts provided sisters priest should have a pyx. Many of (SEAL) Commissioner of Insurance. with tho lawa of Colorado, ia hereby college seniors, have already been,has elected the following: Presi- and catechists to staff these houses our missionaries are without one. authorized to transact the businesa aet named to the Regis delegation, |dent, Isidora Quintana; vice presi- and to help in religious instruc­ Five Dollars will^uy one. forth in the proviitons of ita Charter or Tha Foliowia* Cenpaala BaproMatad The Following Comptniea Represented Articia of Ineorporatkm permitted by the which has not yet been completed, j dent, Jennie Archuleta; secretary. tion o f children for First Holy uid lawa, until tha last day of Fabruary The legislative meeting of the [Caroline Contreras; treasurer. Communion and in weekly reli­ INTEREST SOMEBODY in the year of our Lord one tboueand nint hundred and forty-four. Forensic league ia conducted as a Mary Garcia; ^nd advisers, Fran- gious conferences for othera. Have you ever interested some- dA y IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hava here­ J. H. QUICK model legislative assembly, com- ces Vi|vigil ' and Donnie Garcia. Tho means for Archbishop Ma­ one in our work? Think of tho unto aet my hand and eaus^ tha aeal of AGENT mittees being formed and bills in­ Lenten devotions are held on rina’s charity are very limited. Yet good we could do if every reader General Agency, Inc. my office to be affixed at tha City and troduced concerning the subjects Wednesdays and Fridays at 7:30 he is determined to continue these would enlist one new member 1 County of Denvef tbii first day of March, 620 PATTEBSON BLDG. DENVER, COLO. A. D. 1943. discussed by the various schools. p.m activities and to supply the refu­ Start with your brother or sister, LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, Members of the Forensic league. During Lent catechism classes gees with rosaries, prayer-books Dues are but One Dollar a year. (SEAL) Commiaioner of Iniuranee. STATE OF COLOBADO STATE OF COLORADO Inauranea Dapartnant in addition to Regis and the Uni- are conducted eyery day for public and crucifixes. Above all, each Insurance Dspartment STATE OF COLORADO Smopalf ot Statamant for 1942 aa ran- versity of Denver, include the Uni- school childreif. The Sisters of exiled Polish priest should have the ALTAR LINENS Synopsis of Statement for 1942 ai ren­ Insurance Department darod to tiit Commlaloiiar of Inioraoea. versity of Colorado, Colorado State I Mercy s n in charn. necessities to offer Holy Mass. Sets Five Dollars will purchase dered to the Cdmmissioner of Insurance. Synopsis of Statement for 1942 as rtB' Saboard Soratr Coapan/ Quaker City Fire and Marins Insnrancs dered to the Commiuioner of Inauranee. Naw York. N. Y. College of Education, ^ Western | Pvt. Florentino Montoya ia on a Order Yonr containing vestments, chalice. Mis­ enough linen for one sltar. The Company Pint American Fire Insuranca Company Aaata ______87.070.844.97 State college, Colorado State Col­ 30-day furlough visiting Ws sal, ciborTum, altar linens, crucifix, Sisters will buy the linen and do PhiladtIphU, Pa. Naw York, N. Y. L iabilitia______4.070.844.97 lege of Agriculture and Mechanic mother, ^rs. Lupe Montoya, and and candlesticks, and a supply of the cutting and sewing. Will yon A sse ts______81,967.816.92 Aasets — _____ 84,482,403.92 CapiUl ______1.000.000.00 Arts, and Colorado college. The his eister, Filomena Montoya. candles can be obtained for Ninety send Five Dollars and take care of Liabilitiee ______L074,684.38 L iabilitia______1,280,946.89 Surplua 2,000,000.00 N o w Capita] ■ 400,000.90 C a p ita l______1,000,009.00 lerisiative assembly .last year was Adolph Gallegos passed away in COAL Dollars each. one altar? Surplus ____ — ...... , „„ 498,252.56 Surplua...... 2,251,457.08 (Copy ef CortlfleaU ef Antberity) hrid in the University of Wyoming Mercy hospital. A Requiem High The plight of these refugees is STATE OF COLORADO in Laramie. Mass was celebrated by Father most pitiable. As loyal fellow MISSION CHAPEL (Copy of Certificate of Authority) (Copy ef Certificate of Authority) CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Morrison Egg or Lump Before a mission can make STATE OF COLORADO STATE OP COLORADO O ffla of Coanbalontr ef Iniuranra This year’s meeting ia being held Pascual in Pagosa Springs March Catholics th^y have a claim on CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY I, Luka J. Kavanaush, ComraUsIoaar of earlier because of the early closing 29. Qayton Nat our nrayera and generosity. Won’t much progress a chapel is neces­ Office of Commissioner of Insurance Office of CoramUfiener of Insuranca Insurance, do hereby certify that tha Sea' dates of the present terms in many Gayton Egg or Lump you nelp provide in some measure sary. with a chapel, the priest car I, Luke J. Kavanaugh, Commiasioner of I, Luke J. Kavanaugh. Qbmroissioner of board Surtty Company, a corporation or- hold services and preach the truthf Insurshec, do hereby certify that the Inauranee, do hereby certify that the First taanixed under the lawa of Naw York, colleges and universities under Penitents Still Wear Centennial Egg or Lump for their spiritual comfort, and the Quaker City Fire and Marine Insurance American Fire Insurance Company, a cor­ whose prlncpial offic* is locaUd at New war-time schedules. preservation of their faith? of God. A chapel can be built ir Company, a corporation organised under poration organized under the lawa of New York City, in conaideration of eomplianea FR. MURRAY Horsehair Garments Wadige Nut the Near East for Five Hundrec the laws of Fennayl\gnia, whose principal with the laws of Colorado, ia hereby York, whose principal office ia located GIVES RETREATS Wadge Egg or Lump NEEDED TO TEACH Dollars. As donor you can selec offica ia located at Philadelphia, In con' at New York City, in consideration of com' authorized to transact tha businea aet forth the name of the chapel and have i' sideration of compliance with ,the laws of pliance with tha lava of Colorado, is hereby in the proviaiona of iU ChirUr or *Artlela The Rev. Bernard J. Murray, London.— Garments In which are Pinnaue Nut Catechism Prayer Books in na­ Colorado, ia hereby authorised to transact authorlzew to -transact tha buainrsa aat of Incorporation permitted by tha aaid S.J., director of public relations in woven horsehair or even' human tive languages are a great help to dedicated for whatever intentior the business set forth in the provisions of Pinnacle Egg or Lump forth in the provisions of ita’ Charter lawa, until tha laat day of February in Regis college, gave a retreat to the hair, now confined to a belt or onr missionaries. From them adult you wish. its Charter or Articles of IncorpokatJon or Articia of Incorporation permitted by the year of our Lord ona thouund nina Pinnacle Slack permitted by the said laws, until tha last the aaid lawa, until tha last dsy of hundred and forty-four. student body of Catholic high scapular rather than a full-sized day of February in the year of out Lord February in the year ot our I,ord one IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hava hare- school in Wichita, Kans., last shirt •till worn in England by Lignite Slack one thousand ntaa bundr^ and forty-four. thouund nine hundred and forty-four. unto set my hsnd and cauaed the anal of • • n O bR oomiRunlottloM to IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have he»- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ my office to bt affixed at the City and Wednesday through Friday, March some monks and other pious per­ unto set my hand and caus^ tha sea] of unto aet my band and caua^ thi seal of County ot Dtnvtr this tin t day of March 24 to 26. He is giving two retreats sons. Nuns make them in remote my office to be affixed at the City and my office to be affixed at tha City and A. D. 1948. in S t Bernard’s hospital in Chi­ convents, and thus keep alive one RUfiBY COAL 00. Catholic ^flear East IDdfsire Association County of Denver this fiiit day of March, County ot Denver thla first day of March, LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, cago this week, followed immedl- of the country’s oldest and atrang- KE-0121 1144-5th 8 t A. D. 1943. A. D. 1943. (SEAL) (^mmiaaionar of Insurance. MO LBxlRgtoh Avt. at Mth 9ta .N«w N. LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. *ExeIudin8: Workmen's Companution lo' atel^ by a retreat in Aberdeen, est Industries. They are worn lor lUi ani Coitla Stmts (SEAL), CoDBiiasioner ot Isauruee, (SEAL) Commiuioner of Jnitnvio*,. •oruM. -—^ - penance. Thunday, April 1, 194S Office, 938 Bannock* Stree! THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER ’ Telephone,* KEystone *4205 PAGE ELEVEN

Seeks Repeal of Law to Prevent Hasty Marriages 16 LANGUAGES ARE SPOKEN ST. PATRICK ’ S WILL HONOR Sacrtmento. — LcaisUtion h u BY 1ST ST. MARY’S PASTOR YOUTHS KILLED IN SERVICE be«n introduced to repeal the Cali­ fornia law that makes it manda­ (Continued From Lott Pag*} Since 1912, by actual count, 6,- (St. Patrick’s Parish, Pueblo) 787 South Main street, is leaving IIIST.Ln'S tory that there be a three-day in­ the aged and venerable Father 484 Baptisms took place in St. Pictures of the boys of the par­ Thursday, A p rilfl, for Philadel­ terval between the time that mar­ Zupan, now prior o f Holy Croes Mary’a church; 1,673 marriages ish who have given their lives in phia, Pa., where she will take a riage licensee are applied for and were performed; and before its the service of the country arc to four months’ course in the making abbey, who on April 18 of this issued. Assemblyman Gardiner high altar have lain the remains of siDiupmu be placed on the wall of the church o f optical precision instruments F lS i SELECTED year will celebrate his 60th year 2,002 o f ita parishioners. A con­ near the statue o f the Sacred Johnson, author of the repealer, for the |;ovemment. IVhile in in the Benedictine order, and the servative estimate places the num­ Heart in the near future. The pic­ Philadelphia, she will make her indicated that more recent regu­ Rev. Anthony Roitz, O.S.B., who ber of Masses offered on its altars Continued From La«t Page) tures will be enclosed in a small homo with her sister, Mrs. H. W. (St. Leander’s Parish, Pueblo) lations which make premarital became pastor on Sept. 1, 1939. as 20,500. Of these Father Cjrril will,u f meet Wednesday evening, black frame; a plaque hearing the Reynolds. Miss Holland recently Mrs. E. H. Hager, general chair-, medical examinations necessary Father Roitz was born tn St. Zupan must have offered upwards April 7, after services. name of the deceased and the fol­ passed civil service examinations man for the annual May card of 17,000 himself, in bis ten­ There will be aervicea in St. would sufficiently care for evils Mary's parish, attended St. Mary’s lowing inscription will be placed entitling her to this course. Miss party sponsored by the women of school, and is one of two Benedic­ ure as pastor. The school, which Catherine’s church, Beulah, this beneath each picture: “ We urge Holland is a sister of George Hol­ of too-hasty marriages which the the parish, announced that Satur­ tine vocations to the priesthood was housed on the floor beneath Sunday, April 4. daily prayers for all in service. land, a student for the Pueblo dio­ day, May 15, has been chosen as three-day interval had been de­ from the parish. The other priest the church until 1920, graduated The April unit of the women of Remember with charity those who cese in S^. Thomas’ semirtary, the date for the party. This is the signed to avert is the Rev. Daniel Gnidica, O.S.B., 8,187 atiidents from its eighth the pariah will meet this Friday have' made the supreme sacrifice Robert F. MeCtowan, son of Mrs, outstanding social affair of the pastor in Kansas City, Kans. grade. Since 1920, 8,086 more afternoon, April 2, under the for peace.’’ The two casualties in Gladys McGowan of 211 W, Abrl- year and it will be given in S t children have gone through the captaincy of Mrs. George Arthur the parish at present are Lt. Jef­ endo avenue, who is with the Leander’a school auditorium. ' HYMSaffcrDistrMsFrM eight grades of the new St. Mary's to plan the activities for the frey J. Fitzpatrick and Lt. John R. marines, writes his mother that he school located in the Eiler gardens, month. Rozboril. The sug^geation in regard is stationed somewhere in the A large class of children will re­ the proposed site of the new Sgt. John F. Connors of Lowry to the pictures was made by the Sou^ Pacific. His cousin, Srt. ceive First Holy Communion Sun­ C. D. o( A . Supper church. The total of 16,222 chil Field, Denver, spent the weekend Very Rev. Joseph F. Higgins, chap- William McGowan, who is in the day, May 9, Mother’s day. Con­ .^FEMALE dren educated in St. M a^ ’s since with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ijiin in the army, when he was air forces and stationed in Lowry firmation will be adminirtered in 1896 becomes really significant John Connors. home on furlough recently. Field, visited in Pueblo in the past the evening by Bishop Joseph C. when we realize that the total en­ Members of the parish most re­ Miss Agnes Huny^da of 922 week. Sgt. McGowan’s home is in Willging. WEAKNESS Held in Durango rollment of grade and high school cently admitted to the armed Spruce is confined n> her home Brooklyn, N. Y. The Altar society band of Mrs. Nad Want To Balld Op Red Blsad students in tlfe whole Pueblo dio­ forces of the country are Roy T. because of the flu. Mrs. Nellie Neelan o f 617 E. E. H. Hager will have charge of If at luoh ttmas iiov tuffer pain, tired, cese for the present school term is Jones of 1706 Pine street and I. Miss Mary Sajbel of 1805 Clare­ Evans avenue is a patient in a the church work during April. natvoua faeUnn, dlitreia of '‘Irieau- Durango.— (St, Columba’s Par­ Ronald Markowski of 2032 Orman Members of the band are Mrs. L. larltlea"—due to functional montnly 4,059. mont street received a telephone local hospital. dlituibaneee — start et one* — try ish)— The C. D. of A. enjoyed On two occasions St. Mary’s avenue, both of whom will be call from her brother, Robert, on Ruth Inez Balleweg. daughter H. Muhic, Mrs. Tom Connors, Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkbam's Compound TAB- otluck supper in the parish hall church was privileged to be the cadets in the army air forces, and March 28 saying that he was being of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Balleweg of Anna Moore, Mrs. Leo Neis, Mrs. LITB (with added iron)—so helpful uesday...... evening, “ March 23.“ JThe Bernard Schmidt of 1603 Wabash, Ed Holst and Mrs. Hager. to rellere such dlitreea because of ^ scene of ordinations to the priest­ transferred from Jefferson Bar­ 225 Jefferson street, was made a their soothing effect on one o / worn* committee was composed of Mrs. hood. Every Bishop of Denver ex who will serve in the army. racks, Mo., to a pre-flight school master sergeant in the WAACs. St. Jude’s unit of the Seton aux­ an'i most Important organ*. Charles Hogan, Mrs. John He cept Rishop Machebeuf conferred Kathleen Mary,,infant daughter in North Dakota. Thomas D. Don­ She is stationed in the training iliary of St. Mary’s hospital will Taken regularly — pinkham's help meat in the home of Mrs. Carl build up resistance against such man, Mrs. Glenn Wood, Mrs. Her­ the sacrament of Confirmation at of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Han- nelly. Jr.; Bryce Schiller, Jr.; and school in Des Moines, la. symptoms. Also, their Iron helps build bert McGregor, Miss Rose Cavan­ its rariings. The Bishops of Denver ratty, whose residence is in Cedar- Frank Pryor, who had been with Mrs. Grace Moynihan o f 1242 Shope Friday, April 2, at 1 p.m. up red blood. Follow label directions. augh, and Mrs. Irene Miernyk. wood; and William Thomas, in­ Palmer avenue is a patient in a Mrs. M. Gilio, Mrs. Elizabeth For free trial bottle tear this out collectively administered Confir­ him at Jefferson Barracks, were and send with name and address to Pvt. Edgar A. McCabe writes his mation 30 times. Bishop Willging fant son of Mr. and Mrs. William sent to the University of Missouri local hospital. Griswold, and Mrs. John 'Valenta Qip Lydia I. Pinkham Medicine Oo, mother, Mrs. Julia McCabe of Dur has given the sacrament once in Driscoll, were baptized Sunday, at Columbia for their pre-flight Edward A. Boedecker, Jr., son requested Masses for those in mili­ g5t OitTsland S t, Lynn, Mass. tary service in the -past three Strictly Hep ango, of his safe arrival in North St. Mary's since coming to Pueblo March Mr. and Mrs. Driscoll training. ' of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Africa. Edgar enlisted last No­ a little over a year ago. The vol have returned recently from Cali­ Boedecker of 607 Jackson street, weeks. fornia. They are now living at Cpl. Bert Anderson, son of Mr. is attending officer candidate vember. ume of the Conrirmation records and Mrs. Bert Anderson of 513 Betty Sink is recovering from an LOOSE DENTAL PLATES 2410 Evans avenue. school somewhere in Australia. operation in St Mary’s hospital, TRUDY HALL, JR. ' ■ IL IN ID AND T IO N TIN IO AT HOMt t l Lt. Robert E. Cooke, former attests that over 4,000 have re­ Madison street, who is in the army MarbU Toaraamsst Popular Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Simony NEWLY IMPROVED DKNDEX city editor of the Herald-Demo ceived the sacrament in the parish. air forces, is now stationed some­ Lt. and Mrs. John Fancy are RBUNKR. A pUwtlc. bwdw up Great sports enthusiasm is be­ of 223 Lake avenue had a letter the parents of a boy, born Friday, (reflti) looae uppwr A Jowtr crat, is how stationed in San Luis This year St. Mary’s parish has where in England. He wrote his dcatuTiw. Rm iIt nukcA tlMm fit ing shown by the pupils of St. from their son, John, who is in Obispo, Calif. parents that he recently purchased March 26, in St. Mary’s hospital. they sbould without uxlni reached another milestone in its Francis’ school. The ooys are com­ the army air forces, saying that he powdwr. lUwlly sppHwd. No b«at« Cadet Gerald F, Lynton writes career, and embarks upon one of a bicycle in order to do some sight­ Lt. Faricy is in North Africa. inf nqulrod. Brush It on and peting for the championship in a is now in England. His brother, from San Antonio, Tex., that he seeing while there. His brother, In the past week the follow­ wear your plstos whllo it k u . the greatest ventures of any par­ marble tournament and the girls George, is attending officer candi­ It adberM to tbo plitts only u d has been assigned to the camou­ ish, the building of a new parish Robert M. Anderson, who has been ing were baptized by the Rev. Paul makfi a oomforiabl^, smooth are striving for the championship date school in Fargo, N. Dak., and Fife, O.S.B.: Robert Lee Askew, and dorabU aorfaca that can bo washed and flage division of the air forces assigned to an air forces division Smoky grsy buttons church. Enthusiastic support is in the age-old game of jacks. another brother, Jacob, is sta­ aorubbad. ^ c h applicatloo laata for monthi. Not Pvt. J. C. Fager, son of Mr. and being given to the subscription of the medical corps, is stationed infant son of T/Sgt. and Mrs. Rob­ • powdar or wax. Contains no rubbtr or cum. Prizes are offered for each. tioned in Camp Maxey, Tex. ert Askew, sponsors, Richard Cas­ “ rich-man, poor-man” Kautral pink color. Bold on a MONRT-RACfC Mrs. D. M. Fager, writes that he is drive carried on in the parish by at the base hosprtal in Rapid City, The seventh and eighth grades Ensign Fred S. McCarthy, son sidy and Patricia Cassidy; Robert aOABANTKE. Not sold In storm. Mall |1 dlreoUy stationed in Fort Belvoir, Va. He the pastor. While a very limited S. Dak. He visited his parents in Co OB for lenerous supply, brush and dlrectloaa. held a proverb contest in which of George McCarthy, Sr„ of this and Daniel Palumbo, sons of Mr. up and down the jacket ^ g ... OENDEX Company has been awarded two medals for number of families have been visi­ Pueblo a short time ago. D opt.511.2714 Hill straat. U i Aoiatta, CalH. Shirley Jones of the seventh grade parish, is now on- convoy duty. his expert rifleminship, Mrs. Elizabeth Fainter of 1137 and Mrs. Angelo Palumbo, with of this figure-hugging I f yon profar C.O.D.—Pay 11.05 ploa peaU fo. ted so far in the canvass of the was the winner. His brother, Capt Thomas Eldon Pvt. Frederick Joseph Brandiger Berkley avenue received word that Carl Musso and Vivian Massaro as parish, the pastor reports a great Thona* Burke Dial McCarthy of the naval reserve striped seersucker. Trudy writes his mother, Mrs. C. Bran­ her son, William Michael Painter, sponsors. demonstration of support on the Thomas Burke of 1321 E. corps, is an instructor in Cuddi diger of Durango, that he has ar­ who is with the engineer corps of Ushers for April are: 7:30 part of those families that have Orman, a pioneer resident of Field, Corpus Christi, Tex. Hall tosses in a cat’s rived at Kansu State college in the army, arrived safely at an 7 n m s a tm been contacted. Voluntary pay­ Pueblo and a retired employe of The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Manhattan, Kalis., for a course overseas destination. Krall; 10 o’clock Mass, L. M. Pat­ whiskers lapel pin and ments In full of a 8300 and a $250 the local steel mills, died March Walter, sister of Miss Sadie in army air forces instruction. Miss Florence Holland, daughter rick and Lawrence Stevenson. pledge have been made. In practi­ 27 in a local hospital following a ITCHING SKIN Lt. Cyril P. Cummins, son of of Mr. and Mrs. Edson Holland of Sneath and John Sneath of 131 W. presto—a junior killer* cally every other instance pledges brief illness. He was the uncle of Routt avenue, and a former mem­ Cyril P. Cummins, Sr., recently of $100 per family have been Illinois Army Chapel Is diller! Blue, Red, Green BoDiis for Quick l^elief was commissioned a second lieuten­ Mrs. Joseph Smith, Miss Flora ber of the parish, took place made. First payments on these Doyle, and Will Doyle of Beards Wednesday, March 31, after a Dedicated to Our Lady Doea tha itching of extar- ant in the army air forces, Mather pledges are due April 1, and the and Gray. Sizes 9 to 17 nally-cttwad eczema make Field, Calif. town, 111. He was a member of Requiem High Mass sung by you want toecratch. Scratch, pledges are to extend over a 12 the Holy Name society. Requiem Slirines Described Father Patrick Stauter. Mrs. George Field, 111.—Lt. George W. BCRATCHT WoiUd you like month period. to «ee that fiery rednees lub- T Mass was celebrated March 30 in Walter had lived in Newport, Ky., McHu(p, newly appointed Catholic ■tde quickly and the ecaly ekin be- S t Francis’ church. and died March 26 in New Marian, chaplain to the post, has opened a CREWS-BEGGS ■ome loft and emootbT Get a 2fi« Pvt. Kaliay’i Funaral Held Ind. In addition to her Pueblo Catholic chapel dedicated to Our jar of Sayman Salve and apply thii LA JUNTA medtcatM ointment to the affected Sgt. Terlep Is The funeral of Pvt. Charles W. To Altar Society relatives she is survived by her Lady within the post chapel, in PUEBLO, COLO. areu. Let it help eaae the torment­ Kelsay, Jr., took place in St. husband, William L. Walter of order to maintain a repository for ing Itch and painful soreneu. Francis’ church March 24. He Newport, Ky.; a sister, Mrs. John the Viaticum required for emer­ Home on Visit died in Letterman General hos­ F. Betumey, Hudson Center. gency sick calls and to furnish a SAYMAN SALVE pital, San Francisco, and is sur­ N. H.; and Mrs. Horace Ramsey oi place for restful prayer and med­ OREEN MORTUARY vived by his wife, his sister, Mrs. h Grand Junction Columbus, 0., also a sister. itation. (Continued From Last Page) Would you like COLOR MJIPQ THE OU8TIS R. GREEN, Dlnetor event was a triumph of culinary J, Ferriter of 1921 Claremont MODERN Day end Hight Ambulenee artistry on the part of the girlSi Pueblo, and his parents, Mr. and YOUR n H l l i Mrs. (;. W. Kelsay of Alameda, Grand Junction.— An interest­ YOUR BOY WAY Service and evidenced the success achieved VICTORY HOLY HOUR IS HELD Ik ifiy bAit tddlai TMn to yoof Calif. ing program on the topic, "Shrines MoSt Doi* U bmrt BooSly er ta trailMtl PHONE liW 111 SANTA VE by Sister M. Raphael, who is the IN THE SERVICE CMtr AM sliMAM jfMr litlr At ttiA bar# tlmt. « instructress of the Home Econom in America,’’ was given in the iMMb U9 BhAda, mtlTB bt»d or now irowth. lb e«- remembered In BAAdi, womwi tad nau ofo 8bamy»« Kolof oiMi fbotr ics department of St. Mary’s meeting o f St. Joseph’s Altar so­ BY BROOKSIDE PARISHIONERS olooBft friadi OABBot Ml* Ai It lAAva tbo hotr school. The menu served was u ciety held in the school library. •AtQnnoAbdaf.WUlaotnib off.Pirmlu pmmtamt* follows: Bishop Opens A Cmlisaal Novm ^tlmiUBOOBly udlrwetod oo l a ^ rroo The shrine of the Immaculate Brookside.— The Victory Holy live families, attended Mass in St. WMtngfrHm 24K«^8l«t.MeY.a Fruit Cocktail Jello Salad ROCKY FORD Conception in Carroll, la., was de­ Hour Sunday evening, March 21, Anthony’s church Sunday, March Spaghetti En Casserole Potatoes Essay Contes| scribed by Mrs. George Ixiwe, and to Hie Sacred Heart included the recitation of the Ro­ 21. Au Gratin the Sanctuary of Our Sorrowful Alfred Moschetti Is Overseae In our Monistery Chepel for Kidnevs Must Lyonnaice Potatoes (Continued From Lott Page) Mother, which is on the banks of sary, a sermon by the Rev. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moschetti re­ the duration of the warT Candied Sweets Marshmallow and should be typewritten or the Columbia river at Portland, Hannon, O.S.B., of Holy Cross ab­ ceived a cablegram from their Sweets aimply send la hb nama and wa wH Qraen • Babcock, lac. ledbly written in ink. Grade Ore., was described by Miss Mary bey, and Benediction of the son^ Alfred, saying that he has Rolls, Butter Relishes school entries are to be about 250 Finger. arrived safely overseas. tUdly taejodt him in tbb novenA A (lean Out Adds Cream Puffs Coffee Blessed Sacrament. In the morn­ small offtrina b wtleoms bat not LUMBER . COAL . FEED words in length and may be type­ The Yery Rev, Nicholas Ber­ Ben DiRito, Jr., has been trans­ Bxeeuxe«H adds, polions and waitMwastes In youryonr sarr. blood>d a are n removed ebleflychiefly by yonr kidneys,Udne; PAINTS St. Joseph’s society, an affiliate written or legibly written in ink. trand also spoke briefly and de­ ing, most members of the congre- ferred to Aberdeen, Md. Oettlting------up Mights, Burning Fssssgea------Bsck* of the Grand Cariolian Catholic All contestants are to use only one stion had received the Holy Writs: Sacred Heart Monastasr ache,le. BwoUen - ___ Ankles, Menrousness,______. Rhra- BUILDINC SUPPLIES scribed some of the internationally Matle Pains, Dlsslnesa Circles Under Byes, Union of America, celebrated this side of standard size paper. known shrines in France. flucharist. Halai Comers. Wise. and fading worn out, often an etosedT by year the golden anniversary of its sun-orgenie and non-iystemlo Kidney and competition is to be con Mrs. Dominick Arcieri of this Sacred Heart sodality met founding as a society. The organi­ ducted annually under the direc­ city has. received word that her Saturday afternoon, March 27, very flrst dote of Cretez goes right to work zation of this society antedates the tion of the Bishop for the stimula­ bdplng tha Kldneyi flush oat excess adds brother, Frank C. Latto, a bom­ with 15 members present. Also HELP SAVE THE ABBEY SCHOOL and wtstes. And this daansing, purifying founding of the union itself. An­ tion of interest in the broad as­ bardier, stationed with a bom­ present was Father Joseph, who BUdney action. In just a day or so, may eas­ other affiliate of the union is the CANON QTY, COLORADO ily msks you fed younger, stranger and WALSENBURG pects of religion study in the bardment . squadron "somewhere will he the spiritual adviser during Immaculate Conception society. Thd place (or your yoona son in better than In years. An Icon dtd gnarantoe schools of the diocese. The essay in England," has been promoted the absence of Father Edward troubled tlmea. For bori from U yean old insures an Immediate ntund of the fuU cost On Sunday, March 21, the so­ contest will close Saturday, May 8. nnleis you an completely iitlsfled.Tau ban to the rank of sergeant. Sgt. Vollmer, O.S.B. Books were dis­ and up. Thorouah tralnina by *xperienosd sverythlng to giln and nothing to lose under cieties attended a corporate Com­ All entries are to be in Father tributed to be read and studied AUFE! (aeulty of Braedictina prieetn. Ideal moun­ this posltln money bsck guerentea co get Latto is the son of Mrs. Rose tain ellmate. laiva campus. All sports in- munion, in which between 800 and Newell’s office by that date. Etch Palermo o f Sargents. by members of the sodality. Mem­ Cretex from your druggist today lor aahi 15c 1,000 members received Commun­ elndlaa hocstback ridinf. Inquire: Ths school in the diocese should sub­ bers appointed to give spiritual The dreodful discotc (hot is spread­ Hsadmsstar. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE ion as much as possible in a body mit the four best eways written by Thomas W. Palmer, husband of IlNfug-Peet Moriaary Mrs. Betty R. Palmer, 935' Main talks were Nick J. Colarelli, Jr., A DANCER SIGNAL at the 6, 7 :30, and 9 o’clock its students. Entries should be ing over the Orient and Europe is street, was promoted recently to who talked on St. Benedict, and Often asaoolated with Hardening of the 111 EAST FIFTH STREET Masse.s. signed with pen names. A sealed Antoinette Moschetti, who talked Arterlee, a Stroke Paralytic Heart Trou­ Last Monday, March 21, Mr. envelope enclosing the pen names the rank o f private first class in VICTOHY STATION ble Kidney Diceee and otl.er grave eom- on Matrimony. After prayers for and Mrs. John Germ went to Den­ and real names of the entries the army. He is serving in Fort in new pUeetione Reeultfd treating mtthoda of FUNERAL DIRECTORS Knox, Ky. the men and women in the armed the Ball Oltnlo have proven depandeble for ver to enjoy a few hours with their should accompany each set of en­ forces, the meeting was adjourned. “TYPHUS” Dearly ■ quarter of a -century. Send (or AND MORTICIANS Pfc. Frank Simonetti, Jr,, will SOLDIER’S son. Cadet John Germ, Jr., who tries. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Scavarda FKEB Blo^ Pteetore Eibok—tr^y. No ob- leave Sunday for d u^ in an army WAY of the CROSS llgatioe Ball CUnle Dept. TOdO. Bzacleior Tclibhontoi Ofle* It. SwISmeo It stopped over on his way from Selection of winners will be were hosts Wednesday evenrng< air force unit in Tampa, Fla., $5.00 will pay for one preparation Springe, He Pasco, Wash., to Corpus Christi, made by a representative commit­ March 24. at a family dinner niastrstsd by after spending a two-week furlough Tex., his new station. tee of judges who are not associ­ honoring Mrs. Scarvarda’s brother, of voceinc which may save o ty­ Dom (Gregory de Wit, O.S.B. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aviation Cadet John F. Starr, ated with the schools. The com- Cpl. Anthony Orecchio of Camp RHEUMATISM Frank Simonetti, Sr., I l l N. First Jr., arrived Tuesday at Corsicana petitionris open to all students of Gordon Johnson, Fla. Those pres­ phus victim. Won't you oid the lOe eaeh Arthritle NaodUa Sdatica IPomen’* Reedy-io-Weer Field, Tex., from the replacement Catholic schools in the diocese, if street. His brother, Albert Simo­ Why eonttnne It eutfer the ent were Tom Orecchio, Mr. and missionaries in produci-ig (hit lifc- 15 copies $1.00 agonising pahu of theae die- '^en’t Veer end Clothing center at Kelly Field. He is the they fall in the groups between the netti, is stationed in Camp Pen­ Mrs. Frank Orecchio, Louis Orec­ dleton, Va, tesee when the oenal ramedite Shoe* • Dry Good* son of Mr. and Mrs. John F, Starr, seventh and twelfth grades, inclu­ chio, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Con- Order from have failed t Learn about a Jim McCoy, son of Mr. and soving voccine? Send offering to Sr., of St. Mary’s parish. sive. rado, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Falgien tew, trustworthy, modem, oon.«ntgieal Mrs. V, L. McCoy. 620 Gunnison treatment mettiod. Thle marvelous treatment KRIER’S and children, Tommy, Jackie, and T H E URAIL la completely explained in the Ball Clinlc’a avenue, has been promoted to the Frankie; Mr. and Mrs. Victor REV. FATHER RALPH, new FREE Boofc.Write today. No obligetioa WALSENBURG, COLO. rank of corporal in the army medi­ Dept R Sl Meinrad, bad. rtell Clinic, pept. 7S0S. Excelsior Springe. Mo NEW FURNISHINGS ACQUIRED' Scavarda and children, Martha, cal corps. He entered the army Marie, and John, and the honored NATIONAL DIRECTOR July 22, 1942, He was graduated guest. Cotholie University of Peking I FOR CATHEDRAL IN PUEBLO from Fruita high school and Mesa college. His address is Cpl. James Earl DiBsto of Camp Carson and 176 W. ADAMS ST- A Fonntain L. McCoy, Camp Atterbury, Ind. John Moschetti of Fort Logan, (Continued From Last Page) Mrs. Leo Sanchez of 607 Smelter Lyle J. McHugh, former local week-end guests o f their respcc- BE A mSSIONARY SISTER Of Blessing! Mrs. F. L. Engle of 2026 West avenue, is in the army and is sta­ boy and a former employe o f the U. S. Forces on Curacao Girls (Tadosted (ram yrammar icbeol and 300 Mauea Annually street, is in the field artillery and tioned in Camp Polk, La. D. & R. G. W. here, who now re- yonnr ladlca op t* the act a( tO, detirou .sides with his family in Sparks, Form Holy J^ame Unit o( dcdicatins Ihcir Uvea to ths scrrlca o( or the living and deceased is stationed in Fort Sill, Okla. John Patti, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nev., has rwently been promoted God and to misiicnary acUvitiaa at home £embers of the Union of and abroad, ars wticomsi Writs (or psrtle- George Pesho, son of Mrs. Ruth John Patti of 124 Chester street, to the office of assistant relief Willemstad, Curacao.—A Holy Masses. Dues 25o ^aeh person. is in the army air forces and is olsrs aboat ths Mlulonary Slstsrs, Servants Pesho of 903 Elizabeth street, is trainmaster with headquarters in Name society has been formed o( ths Holy Ghost, statins yonr as* and edn- (Never to bo renewed.) in the navy and has finished his stationed in St. Petersburg, Fla. Imlay, Nev. He is now employed among the members of the Amer­ ration. EncloM yonr anipshol. Address t ENROLL TOUR SOLDIER BOTE. Capt. and Mrs. Miles A. Connor MOTHER PROVINCIAL. TECBNY, ILL. advanced training in the Univer- by the Southern Pacific railway. ican forces stationed on this Neth­ (Tcchny b bat 10 ml. north o( Chleaso) St. Peter Qaver Sodality and their three children came His family will remain' in Sparks. erlands West Indies possession by sitv o f Minnesota. At present he for the African Missiona is home on furlough. from California to visit Capt. the Rev. Peter Dominic Elie, O.P., Connor’s mother, Mrs. John Con­ Manuel CerUova Sneeomlis YOUNG LADIES DEPARTMENT R Maj. Leonard Walker, son 'o f and the Rev. Augustine John Bap­ who datlra to consecrate their life to the nor of 905 Greenwood street. Manuel Cordova, 84, resident SU4 W. Pine Bird. S t Leob. Mn Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walker of tist van der Meer, O.P., chief of (trvicc o( God In a BeUsioui Community Capt. Connor left March 23 for of Colorado since 1880, died in can do so as a SCHOOL SISTER OF ST. 312 W. 6th street, is an executive chaplains to the Netherlands and West Point, l^rs. Miles Connor his home at 119 Colorailo avenue FRANCIS, tcachins, nuisins the sick, or officer and commander in March the United Nations forces here. and the children will remain here Tuesday night of last week. taklns part in social crock. For partioolars Field, Calif. write to: for a few weeks, He was born in Taos, N. Mex. Sister Superior, School Sisters of St Clifford Roberts, son of Mrs. Lawrence Miller, son of Mr. and Surviving him are two sons, Y. Francis) Park Straot Bordentown, New Enroll Now Maye Roberts of 1010 Elizabeth J. Cordova and Solomon Cordova, CLASSIFIED ADS Jersey. street, is a mechanic in the air Mrs. C. A. Miller of 1127 W. 15th street, is working in the Kaiser both of Grand Junction, and one Nitiaaal rsti IZ* pm wmt pm Imsi mini- forces and is stationed in Miami sister, and six brothers. mno It irords. U (6nr or mors sonsscudv* — WOULD YOU ------Beach, Fla. shipyards in Portland, Ore. Issoos *r* osod. til* (st* b te# psr word pm THE SACRED HEART WARTIME TRAVEL Funeral services were held Sat­ brae. PsTBMDt most soeompen* sU ordsn USB TO BECOME A LAT BROTHfiRt Second Class Seaman Robert Richard Albo of 613 W. 6th Would yon like to eonseerata yooraoU to street suffered a severe hand in­ urday morning at 9 o’clock from St. Ads toeoivsd ea Hondax irin appsaz la Ihi God as a Lay Brother, devotins year Ufa to SUGGESTIONS Kinnard,. son of Mr. and Mrs. Israsd printsd (or tbs ( oUowIb s wotk. (So* Joseph’s church. Father Bertrand prayer and work in tba peac* and qnlat o( MASS LEAGUE Robert Rinnard of 325 W. 8th jury and is in the Rio Grande roar leoal Rairlstsr (oo local ralas.1 • Travel during the middle of hospital in Salida. officiated and burial was in Cal­ the Monaitaryt Ib raemben (both livtna and dseioacd) street, is a gunner’s mate in the sc h o o ls It you know a trade, plae* It In tha the week, thus avoiding week­ vary cemetery. Pallbearers were NTnagg ntAiNwo _L •bora In the rich apiritual beneflb of a navy and is in training school in Miss Jeanette Mayer passed the Mrvlea ot God 1 If yon art not skilled In a Ham told dotlr. to tha rad of Unm, *•■ end travel peaks. W. F. Smiles, Pete ITharra, A. Ma­ UAU UP TO ns-u WEES as a Tniasd trade, we ahall be glad to teach you onci Newport, R. I. tradi^onal five-pound box of Practical NoracL Learn qidcUx at borne peelally for tba membera of tha Latetm e Secure tickets well in ad­ drid, John Baca, Jacob Gonzales, Develop whatever b In yoa for God’s For fatfoamation writai George Gebrian, son of Mr. and candy Thesday evening, March Booklet Proe Cbictse Sebool *i Masalas, (buie. Writs for' oar braklet, ‘Tht vance and accept acconuno- 23, in the Sim a Kappa sorority and Z. Martinez. Oept. &-4, Chleaso. THE PRIESTS OP THE SACRED Mrs. Mike Gebrian of 2517 Third Salvatorlan Brother.' dationa available. If plans are house of the University of Denver VERY REV. FATHER PBOVINCUL BBABT. Bacrad Baart Mbtiaa Beam. avenue, is a gunner in the navy Grand Junction Man Dias OLD QOLO WANTID changed, cancel reeervationa in announcing her engagement to Society el the Dlvlns Savior. SalvatarUa BU Morb. IlL and is somewhere in the Pacific. Jesus Guillen, 52, died Satur­ GOLD m oimoK HAa old gold Stmlnaiy, S t Nasians, Wb. immediately. Jack McCarthy. Miss Mayer is Joseph Sanchez, son of Mr. and day, March 26, 12 hours after he Taitb. Olaaeads, jsiroItT, aatebca - raecivc the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. e'Travel light. Check baggage was crushed beneath a coal slide cash bp tetara taalL Sstbtastiaa casraa> not requiiM enroute. Prank Mayer of Denver, and her toed. Prat laiamstiea. Paraaonat Gold Oldest Title in Eire in the Sunnyside mine, Price, Utah. Boflatas Co,' IMO-B Bsuspia. Miaae SETON HILL COLLEGE Pennsylvania • In planning trips, allow for fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. He is survived by his wife and apelie Ulan. Aeertdibd by Woeun from U Poialan Countrba Descends Upon Jesuit Henry McCarthy of 2415 West Aiaoelatlon of American Unlranltlea * and 17 American Btataa possible delays. War traffic To CASPER three children, Fidel, Mike, and PHOTO FtNIEHIMG baa the right of way. street, Pueblo. Jack is enlisted in Lee Sidel of Grand Junction. BILLINGS the army reserve corps and ex­ DI8CBIUIMATINQ CAUKRA PAMS — Dublin.—The title of O’Conor SAVE tOs FOR <0 DAYS ONLY! Clip Advance planning is highly pects to leave for service April 1. Mr. Guillen was bom Nov. 22, important. Burlington repre­ Don, borne by the lineal descend­ Ibis ad, sond oHtb your nasatirt and oalr Iv. 8rf)0 pel Miss Mayer is the guest of Mr. 1891, in-Cabrio, Mexico. (or splaadid txlO Colorod-SnlarseaMBt. ;; I n Y e s t Yonr Money Now ; sentatives are available for ant of the last of Ireland’s High tl and Mrs. Henry McCarthy for a Funeral services were held from Dry Honntad. Roll dtralopad aad I Navar- In rar traveladvioe; vou can profit by Kings, has descended upon a Jes­ Pada Raytona Frlnta or S Priab et oaeb tha eouneel of travel experts. uit priest,' the Rev. Charles few days. S t Joseph’s church with Father rood aasativt. Me. RAY’S PHOTO LIFE INCOME AIVNUTTY O’Conor of Rathfamham Caatle, Baptized Sunday, March 28, Bertrand officiating and burial SERVICE, Dept tS-F, La Crease Wie through the death of Owen Phelim was Mary Louisa Lopez, daughter was in Calvary cem ^ry. PHOTO pnnsaiN O Per detaOi write t* F. W. JOHNSON, General Pattenger Agent O’Conor, head of Ireland’s oldest of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lopez of Pallbearers were Joe F, San- ROU.R DEVELOPED - Two bM^(ul Rev. Father Ralph 17th and Chgmpa Phonei Keystone 1129 family. Owen Phelim O’Conor's 704 Smelter avenue. The god- tisteven, Ernest Martinez, Joe Ooaeli Wslsbt Pro(sMloBal EalarstaoBle only child, a daughter, is reported I Kaoar Psda Dsekls Edss P^ts, tSe 176 W. Adams St. Oticago, m . _ ^ parenta are Mr. and Mrs. £^ph Rosy, Joe Martinei, Alfonso Ri­ gpmjHT raoTo gxBvici; u cmm, t» M Uviiic ia &io4eaUi „ Ciddio. viera, and ^ b e rt Lavato. WtseouJa.

m/ !^ W S OF THE PUEBLO DIOfESE 1ST ST. MARY’S PASTOR SPEAKS 16 LANGUAGES ------— z rz z—zz ’ ■+ 4 - + + ------Topics for Essays Announced St. Mary’ s Hospital Is Given Old St. Mary's Church 25 yean— from 1&95 to 1920. The school was on the lower floor; Linguistic Ability of the church still occupies the second floor. It Is the plan o f St. Bishop Inaugurates Mary’s parishioners living in the vicinity of the church to remodel the $1,000 By Pueblo Group building and place the chnrch on the first floor. St. Mary’s school is now located in what is known in Pueblo as the Eiler Gardens. Fr. Zupan Recalled in Religion Contest in A check for $1,000 was pre­ thusiastic response of the public sented in the week to Sister Al­ in buying the tickets and to the generous donation of service and phonse Liguori, superior of St. materials which enabled the or­ Drive for New Edifice Mary’s hospital, by Henry F. Heth- ganization to keep expenses so erington, chairman of the dance low that $1.45 out of every ticket Schools of Diocese committee of the^Chi Alpha Sigma sold for $1.50 including tax, could fraternity, ’The eheck reprMented be turned over to the hospital. the proceeds of the Catholic fra­ Campaign in Pueblo Parish Being Received An essay contest in religfion fA , For juniors and seniors, “ The ternity’s St. Valentine’s ball, 14 of Fraternity high school pupils and students in Papal Peace Program, the Hope of given for the benefit of the EnHiusiaslieally; Long History Replete the seventh and eighth grades, the World;” for freshmen and crippled children’s ward in the In Armed Forces sponsored by the Most Reverend sophomores, “ Religion as the Basis hospital. With fourteen members of the Joseph C. Willging,. Bishop of for Lasting Peace;” for seventh This is the largest sum ever fraternity in the armed servi^, With Inieresling Data Pueblo, was announced on March and eighth grade pupils, “ The realized.os the annual event by the the seventeen remaining doubled 27 by the Rev. Hubert Newell, sd Prayer Fhront for Victory.” group in the eight years in which their efforts to make the charity The drive for a new church now being staged by St. erintendent of schools in the High school entries are to be ap it has sponsored the affair. ball a succCTS. £. J. Schmidt of Mary’s parish, Pueblo, brings to light many interesting facts fUeblo diocese. The contest, to be proximately 900 words in lenrtl The members of the fraternity Pueblo is the president of the about the long and venerable history of the parish, a history known as the "Annual Coi^etition (TumioPagell — Column' i ) credit the record sum to the en. fraternity. As in past years, the in Religion for the Bishop Willging proceeds will be used by the Sis­ that is complicated by the multiplicity of languages spoken Awards,” will.be a yearly affair ters of St. Mary's to purchase in Pueblo and the story behind the erection of churches to and will be similar to the competi­ equipment and to increase the ser­ accommodate the various nationalities that settled in different tion for the Archbishop’s awards Sergeant on Overseas Duty vices and facilities of the chil­ locations within the city. It has been estimated that the dren’s ward. in the Archdiocese of Denver. Gold pedestrian walking the streets of the “ little Pittsburgh” can medals or keys will be presented by Dinner was served on March Bishop Willging to the first,-sec­ distinguish at least 16 separate Ian- 25 to the Most Rev. Joseph C guages spoken by the inhabitants. ond, and third-place winners in Arrives Home on Furlough Willging, Bishop of Pueblo, and each of the three divisions. This number does not include any Trinidad School the members of the fraternity by of the dialects or ramifications of A separate set of prizes will be Sister Alphonsus and the other (St. Mary’s Parish, Pueblo) in the midst of the Japanese as­ the mother tongues. With the pass­ given to high school seniors and sisters of the hospital. The Bishop ing of the years the caldron has T/Sgt. "Stanley Terlep, 29, of sault of Dec. 7, 1941. The entire Sells $9,800 in Juniors, high school sophomores was elected an honorary member simmered down so that linguistic unit succeeded in landing al­ of the fraternity. Appropriate and freshmen, and to students in the army air forces arrived in difficulties are less prominent and the seventh and eighth grades of Pueblo to spend a 30-day furlough though the planes were damaged talks were given by the Bishop, ■nationalistic lines less marked. The the Rev. Hugh Lavery, M.M.; the elementary schools. Each with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. by enemy gunfire. None of the men present war has proved that the War Securities group will write on different topics John Terlep, 2201 Prairie, after of the nine plane crews was in­ George McCarthy, Jr.; Henry people are Americans, regardless that follow: Hetherin$ton, and Joseph Neary. 15 months’ service overseas. Sgt. jured. of their mother tongues. Trinidad.—“Victory and peace,” Terlep was graduated from St. E. J. Schmidt was toastmaster. From Honolulu, Sgt. Terlep St. Mary’s parish has played an the slogan of the Holy Trinity Marya school and is a member of Mr. Neary gave a history of the went to the Solomons and was important part in Pueblo’s history school, has proved effective in boost­ St. Mary’s parish. organization and delineated its Aid Society to serving in that part of the world aims and activities. The Rev by satisfying the all-important ing the sales of U. S. war bonds and He flew to Honolulu with a tac­ up to the time ne was granted a need of religion for great numbers stamps. To date, the boys and girls tical unit of Flying Fortresses, John Kelley and the Rev. Thomas leave to return to the United Fitzgerald were guests. of its citizens. St. Mary’s first have sold $1,400 in stamps and Be Entertained landing at Pearl harbor air base States. At the termination of his pastor, the Very Rev. Cyril Zupan, $8,400 in bonds to buy jeeps for the furlough he will report to the air O.S.B., now prior of Holy Cross nation’s fighting men. base in Salt Lake City for re­ WAR DEAD WILL BE abbey, can converse in 16 lan­ Since Nov. 24, 1942, when the Thursday, Apr. 8 assignment. guages and by his direction, coun­ “ Schools at War” program was Sgt. Frank Rebol is on leave HONORED APRIL 18 sel, and encouragement, has done initiated, business at the stamp from his station in Hawaii. He is more than any other living man to booth in the school shows that the The women of SL Patrick’s par­ the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anton help his people through the diffi­ pupiKs have invested there $1,075 ish will entertain members and Rebol of Route 1, Box 169. He will On April 18, Palm Sunday, cult transition period. That St. in stamps and $2,576 in bonds. friends of the Sacred Heart or­ report to San Francisco for re­ Mary’s parishionelt are loyal clfT- phanage Aid society with a party memorial servici will be held in From the sale of scrap and the assignment. the Pueblo City auditorium at 8 zens of America is proved beyond proceeds of a school play, the in St. Patrick’s school hall, doubt when the honor rolls of boys Jerry Simonich is seriously ill in p.m. in honor of the men and eighth grade has made a gift to the Pueblo, at 2 p. m. Thursday, April in the service are published. More women who have lost their Ijve.^ in school of one $50 bond and two $26 8. a local hospital. the service of the nation. 'The New Furnishings Acquired than 300 parishioners of St. Mary’s bonds. The seventh grade has Softball teams have been or­ are with the armed forces. Mrs. Gladys McGowan, parish Very Rev. Aloysius J. Miller, given three $25 bonds. vice president for the Aid society, ganized among the girls apd boys of the upper grades in St. Mary’s Vicar General of the Pueblo dio­ The cornerstone of the present The freshmen and the sophomores -announces the following hostesses: St. Mary’s church wasJaid in 1895, school for intramural competition. cese; a Protestant minister; and a have sacrificed candy, gum, and Mmes. George Huber, Margaret Jewish rabbi will conduct the ser­ For Cathedral in Pueblo although the parish was in exis­ shows, and have thus netted a fund Schiller, George Shearer, T. A. In addition a team of both boys and girls will represent the school vice under the auspices of the tence for about five years prior to for three $25 bonds, which they Malone, Lee Waldron, John Mc- this date. In its first years, St. in competition with other schools. Kiwanis club of the city. also have given to the 'school. Of Gann, Norma Mock, Isabell Lynch, (Sacred Heart Cathedral Parish, after a recent illness. Edna Mary’s served Catholics of German The boys’ team has been entered these the freshmen gave two and George McCajthy, Sr.; Edward G . F. McCarthy Is Chairman Pueblo) Stewart, Evelyn Boyle, and Wilma extraction as well as several Slav in the Parochial Softball league the sophomores one. McCabe, J. C. BucWcy, H. J. Vogt, George F. McCarthy, prominent Recent additions made to the Cary have been ill in the past nationalities, including; Sloveni­ M. Sterner, E. L. Stovall, H. M. and will play its first game Friday, week. local Catholic, is chairman of the Cathedral furnishings include ans, Croatians, Slovaks, Serbians, Jagger, A. H. Wagner, W, H. April 2, with St. Leander’s. affair. Bernard Vessey of Colo­ four seta of Gothic vestments in New parishioners are Mr. and Bohemians, Hungarians, and Lith­ Dillon, J. P. Brennan, Lee Coats, On St. Patrick’s day the par­ rado Springs will offer several white, red", violet, and green; four Mrs. Guss Stortz, 217 W. 12th uanians. Of these the Slovenians, Charles Moore, George Morrissey, ents of the seventh ^ade boys vocal selections. The Cecilian seta of antependiums, tabernacle street; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slovaks, and Germans were great­ I J. J. Prendergast, J. J. McDonnell, ajjd girls were treated to a delight­ choir will also sing. veils, and cinctures of the same Peters, 2621 N. Santa Fc avenue; est in number. In 1912 the Slovaks A. H. Hayden, Bert Anderson, and ful buffet supper by the seventh and Mr. and Mrs. James Fitz­ built their own church in the Wm. B. Durkin; and Miss Agnes grade home economics class. Ap­ colors; white canopy for proces­ sions; tenebrae canulestick; un­ gerald, 1415 Crai> street. neighboring block, and that propriate decorations enhanced Moroney. Selon Auxiliary of bleached candles for requiem Cpl, and Mrs. W. J. Hudson are church exists today as St. An­ l e U E l E I l i This party for the Aid society the occasion. Shamrocks greeted functions, white antependium for the parents of a boy, Robert Jos­ thony’s. Previous to this the given annually jn St. Patrick’ s the diners at every turn. Green the repositopr, new linen alb, five eph, bom March 18. Cpl. Hudson Germans had built St. Boniface’s achoo) hall, is expected to draw a and white carnations and green Hospital Will Meal purple cushions for the Prostra­ is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ’Thomas church on the East side of large attendance. candles adorned the tables. The tion on Good Friday, a violet silk Hudson and is stationed in Camp town, on the bluffs overlooking menus, in the form of shamrocks, The Seton auxiliary of St. cushion, and white silk veil for Wolters, Tex. the present business section of snn. IPRIL jroclaimed the treat in store, and Mary’s hospital will hold the■ 5 qu quar- Veneration o f the Cross. Frank Pryor, son of Mr. and Pueblo. A fire leveled this frame 4 n addition held the words of sev­ terly meeting on Wednesday, April U^ITHOUT your prayari, yoar The Ladies’ Altar and Rosary Mrs. Wilbur Pryor of 419 W. 22nd structure, but the school built by eral lilting Irish melodies. The 7, in the hospital. Members of St. street, is in the army air forces the people of St. Boniface’s still (St. Francis Xavier’s Parisli, V* sacrifice*, your alms for the society will receive Holy Com­ Pueblo) (TumtoPagell — C olum n S) Jude’s unit vdll be . the hostesses. and is studying in the University exists today as the Pleasant View men and women valorously struf* munion in the 7 o’clock Mass Sun­ of Missouri in Columbia, Mo. The Pueblo Particular council fli^g at the mission front, the day, April 4. The monthly meet­ apartments, located at Sixth and Clement Hauaman, son of Mrs. of the St. Vincent de Paul society missions will end in ruin. All In Meeting Tuesday, April 6' ing will be held at 2 p.m. Monday, Albany streets. Nell Hausman o f 623 Greenwood will hold its quarterly meeting in the work lavished on countless April 6. Hostesses will be Mrs. From 1912, St. Mary’s contln street, is in the air forces and is St. Francis’ hall Sunday after­ missionary enterprises through Clarence Oakley, Mrs. Merrill ued primarily as the church of the noon, April 4. the centuries is now facing its West, and Mrs. Tony Rausch. The stationed in Jefferson. Barracks, Slovenians and Croatians, whose Deanery Will Discuss New Mo. The Pueblo curia pf the Legion supreme test. All help for the Bundle party for the NCCW will languages are very similar, and Lt. Frank Engle, sou of Mr. and of Mary will hold its monthly mission* is shut off from Europe. be held following the regular this is the status of the parish meeting in Cathedral hall Sunday (TumtoPagell — Column 5) America is the only land left meeting. Refreshments will be today. In its 48 years the present afternoon, April 4. which is able and willing to main­ Constitution and By-Laws served. i structure has had only two pastors, The parish council of the DCCW tain the standard-bearer* of The PTA o f Sacred Heart (TumtoPagell — Column t) (TumtoPagell— Column 4) Christ in their appointed work school will meet at 3 p.m. Wednes- Men to Receive for God and soul*. Here are A The regular quarterly meeting Bishop Willging will speak at dav, April 7, in the school hall. FEW SUGGESTIONS how you of the Pueblo deanery of the the luncheon. In the afternoon All the mothers are urged to be can help our missionaries: DCCW will be held Tuesday, April session, several speakers will be present. Holy Eucharist 1) Join our Co-Missionary Apos- 6, in Sacred Heart Cathedral hall. heard on subjects o f timely in­ The Parish council of the terest. The complete program fol­ tolate.'Jlt is spiritual throughout The day’s program will open with DCCW met Monday afternoon, lows: PUEBLO — no fpes, no dues! Ask for par­ Ahe celebration o f Mass by the March 22, in the Cathedral hall. Sunday, April 11 ticulars! Close to 20 0,00 0 mem­ Most Rev. Bishop Joseph C. Will­ 9 a. m.— Mass in Sacred Heart Miss Jean Findle is president, and bers have been enrolled so far. ging at 9 o’clock in the Cathedral. Cathedral celebrated by the Most Mrs. Thomas Hudson secretary. The delegates will then assemble Rev. Joseph C. Willging, Bishop Regular meetings will be held on The men of Pueblo’s seven DUIVDEE “ Quick Deliveriee" 2 ) $1 will support a missionary needed in all our tropical mission in the htdl to hear the reports of of Pueblo. the third Monday of every month. Catholic parishes will observe “Careful Druggist^ priest or Brother or Sister in any CXEA1VERS& fields; and $2.65 will cover the all affiliated parish councils and 10:30— Business meeting in Ca­ All the women of the parish are their annual corporate Communion o f our eighteen pagan mission The K-D PHARMACY expenses for 5,0 00 aspirin tablets national and local organizations, thedral hall. Opening and wel­ members and are requested to on Sunday, April 11, in Mass to DYERS fields, for one day. For how many which are also in great demand as well as reports of all deanery come address, the Very Rev. attend. be celebrated by the Most Rev. Uth « Ellsabsih Sts. Phoo* ItM Broadway . Arcade Bldg. days or weeks will you support everywhere. chairmen. Tne new constitution Thomas J. Wolohan, dean; Mrs. ^■^oseph C. Willging, Bish^ of P. E. WYNDLE, Prop. 1349 East 8th one of our missionaries? and by-laws o f the deanery will Vance Driscoll, president of the The Confraternity of Christian Pueblo, at 8 o’clock in the (fathe- WB BBTURN EVERYTHING BUT Doctrine discussion clubs have THE DIRT Phones 69-70 Phone 7343 9 ) $1 00 will buy five complete be read and discussed. Pueblo deanery, presiding. Re­ dral. The Bishop will deliver the 3) We can take care of your Mass closed their second semester’s intentions, if your Pastor cannot. vestments (i.e., all five colors) ports from local parish presidents sermon at the Mass and will be the for a missionary priest. — from LCBA; from Sacred Heart work. The fext used this year principal speaker at the breakfast OfTerings for Gregorian Masse* was on the Acta of the Apostles. Your Butinest le Appreciated Complimenu of are also welcome I Pueblo DOOW Board Orphanage Aid sociMy; from Se­ in the Vail hotel. 10) For $150 we can procure for ton guild of St. Mary’s hospital; Mrs. Clarence Bellinger, Mrs. Lawrence Langdon, and Mrs. Roy Florian Siegle, grand knight of 4) For $3 you can ransom a any o f our missionaries a Mass from deanery chairmen. the Pueblo council of the Knights The Palace Drag Ce. SI. Marys Hospital pagan child. You have the privi­ Kit containing everything re­ Will Mooi Tuesday Glasgow were leaders. 12:30— Luncheon, Bishop Will of Columbus, announces that the Conducted by \ lege of giving a baptismal name quired for the offering of Holy ' Miss Anne Mornar from Mt. St The second quarterly meet­ ging, speaker. committee in charge of arrange­ THE REXALL STORE to the child. Mass, including c h a lic e , vest­ Scholastica’s academy was the ing of the board of directors of 2 p. m.— Continuation of meet ments h u selected Edward Mc­ Sisters of Charity ments, altar stone, linen, etc. It guest of Miss Jean Findle over the Phone* 27-28 406 N. Main St. 5 ) ’The average salary for a cate­ the Pueblo D C C W will be held ing. Cabe to be toastmaster for the ill Qnlner Pben* «T*I is a r ^ necessity for the travel­ weekend. Mary Jane Anthony chist (native teacher of Christian Tuesday afternoon , at 3:30 2:15— “ Scouting for Catholic occasion. The ticket sales for the ing missionary. and Connie Peters of Denver Doctrine) runs from $7 to $10 a o’c[pek in the Cathedral hall. Girls,” Mrs. William J. Burton, breakfast are in charge of Louis spent the weekend with Mr. and month. Won’t you be able to sup­ 1 1 ) $5 00 to $1 ,0 0 0 will pay for executive secretary of Pueblo Girl Krasovich, who is being assisted Several important items of dioc­ Mrs. Edward Walker. port one Ar a month or two, or chapel, and for the amount of esan business will be discussed Scout council. by Thomas M. Hudson, Henry Pet­ ROBERT S. FARICY even for a year? The more cate­ $2,000 to $5 ,0 0 0 qiissionaries are at this time and all directors are 3—“Juvenile Delinquencv,’ Richard Varley of 405 W. 17th tit, John Krutka, James A. Cline, MONUMENTS chists a missionary has, the more able to build a good-sized church. urged to be present. Judge Hubert Glover of Puebh street has returned from Hot Anthony Balias, Fred A. Cassidy, MAJOR converts he can make. What a wonderfid momunent you county court. Springs, Ark. He is improved and Florian Siegle. CRAVE MARKERS could thus erect for yourself -or 6) For $12>we can buy a dozen Men who wish to attend the for anyone dear and near to'yon! 707 S. Main St. - Phone 260-W crucifixes which the missionary Ten Abbey School Marksmen breakfast are asked to obtain gives to new converts, to be p la c ^ 12) Now, during spring, have a tickets as soon as possible as only C assembly on March 27. Left to right, top row— Tommy Garret, Bob Morgan, Bill Albers, Micky Mc­ in their homes. treasure hunt in your home a limited number can be sold. The Kenna, Father Michael, O.S.B., instructor; Harry Funke, and John Cadez: bottom row— Bobby Cribbs, Vou’ ll be surprised how much you tim? of the breakfast is set for 7) For $25 you can place a cibo- Pat Swatek, Bill Connelly, Donald McPherson, and Dick Barrett. The boy* have built their own aix-poloK JAGGER’S can find that will help the mis­ 9:30 o’clock. rium or chalice in the hands of a rifle range under the direction o f Father Michael. FAher Michael will Iwgin an instructor’a course next sions: Anything GOLD (rings, FLOUR missionary. Why not offer one in week with the authorization o f the National Rifle association. Boys completing this course will receive Shoe Repair watches, e y e g la s s frames, dis­ I atonement for the sins o f the instructor’s certificates. War Relief GollecKon 610 N. Main Phone 470 past, in gratitude for favor* re. carded dental work, e tc .); also The etandard of quality for ceived, or to obtain a certain anything sterling silver or plati­ Netp for Old perfect baking. favor which you have much at num. . . . Broken, tarnished, or Is Slated for April 4 f n e Pkk-Up snd DcUTsrr SerrU* heart? beyond repair— let us have it, and we shall turn it into cash the 8 ) $ 3 0 will defray the expenses {ly Ctom abbey I •