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St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955

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THEIST. PAGE SIX CLOUD REGISTER Friday, February 13, 1948‘ ‘VolunleenWorkers Neva X-Ray Service in Top RAP Ruling lnslulled Folher GRANITE CITY Metal Roofing & JACKSON FRANK W. ELECTRIC CO. Cornice Mfg. Co. North Posior Dakota in ARCHITECT ’Teeny’ Goes to ROOFING COMPLETE OF SERVICE ALL KINDS ELECTRICAL Design Ecclesiastical We make LizbtingJPixturea and Wall specialty Floor oi Asbestos Bid: a — Fargo—The Rev. Roman Neva Walls Roofing and On McGee Plug Installations. Hour "WE GO EVERYWHERE" Bldg. Bank American National installed of pastor Our was as IT. CLOUD. ST. CLOUD MINN. MINN Phony I526 St. Clout! Lady of Victory church Willow at Teeny, Fibber and of the McGee City, N. Dak., Dec. 7, 1947. i i Molly voted the program, was as The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph ‘I'I'M'l'l'l'I-lwmml'a‘ acceptable moni- performer most Andrieux received Father Neva’s tored since Oct. Radio by the 12 profession and oath of office in Flour and Feed Cloud Acceptance Poll, conducted by St. Co. stu- the chapel convent in the pres- dents Catholic of both and non- of Father Stanislaus, O.S.B., ence Catholic' colleges throughout the and lay two directors. Father land. Six eight personali— of the Stanislaus 574 374- Germain delivered‘the East Phone St. sermon ties “highly rated acceptable" by the at installation, the and Rev. the RAP monitors the, Fib— on are F. J. Lorscheid, P.S.M., Dun- of ber program. seith acted Fathcrs notary. as . Three all comedy the stars, on Jerome Filteau of St. John and DEALERS IN ‘ Bob Hope show, called “bare- were John Roth of Thorne were mas- ly acceptable” their because of FIour—Feeds—Seeds—Cereuls—Soli ters of ceremonies. double-meaning jokes and sugges- The Rev. Cleophas Jaillet, tive situations. former Willow pastor of City, Teeny choice the of 30,000- was was appointed administrator of the college student based votes 12 on Parish of Westhopc. mmWfi'JMHWst-‘d weeks critical radio of listening to .comedy programs. rummmmmmmmvmr RAP’s poll ratings set are up m. DIRIIDORF P. WWWM follows: From the 100 highly 75, to as acceptable; 74 acceptable; 2?, to 24 minus to 75, unacceptable; and Cloud Saint Hospital below, offensive. Pittsburgh Paints . % Here RAP results based are on 30,335 between votes Oct. 12 case mums-ups PAINTING cum-moron and Jan. 4: l A modern. well-equipped _ hospi- Performer Rating Program WALLPAPER IMPERIAL. WAsHAmc tal with well-organized staff a Teeny 88.0 Fibber 54‘70 Gm" i EMERALD Molly McGee 87.0 Fibber of physicians and specialists. n. Me Tel. 435 I2 Till SI. Cloud S. Ave. A... “or; Howard Wilcox “mm 84.0 Fibber .s 9 own Conducted Fibber McGee 83.0 Fibber by the Sisters of the, Mr. Wimple 81.0 Fibber Dennis Day 80.0 Benny Order Howard Patric 77-5 Durante St. of Benedict Falls Little Mr. Williams 75.5 Fibber Rod O’Connor 73.0 Shelton kemggmggmgemchQQMQQM9Qm-4 Rochester 73.0 Benny Henry Morgan 73.0 Morgan A Meredith Wilson 71.0 Burns, Firms Allen These Friendly Business Arthur Trencher 70.0 urantc and Your Patronage Deserve Appreciate Ray Sauk Noble 69.0 McCarthy Rapids . Bill Goodwin 68.5 Burns, \Allen Girard 68.5 Morgan Hy Aberback 65.0 Carson . WALGREEN PHONE 8 ‘MUSHEL Old Timer 87.0 Fibber "These Grandmother Skelton LITTLE FALLS, 67.0 Friendly AGENCY MINN. Business Firms Doc Gamble 67.0‘ Fibber Appreciule anil Deserve Your Mr. Boomer Patronage 66.5 Fibber Prayerbooks, Other Rosaries and Religious Articles Mortimer Snerd 65-0 McCarthy Edgar Bergen 65.0 McCarthy Arline Harris 64.5 Snooks WE CALL DELIVER ‘WE “It Martha Stewart trade where 64.5 Paar to RAPIDS pays CLEANERS George Burns 64.0 Burns, Allen LIK-NU SAUK send their friends” HDWE. customers c0. ; Mr. Cassidy 64.0 Fred Allen Mrs. Nussbaum 62.5 Fred Allen WEST CLOTHING SIDE Dry Cleaning Hanley Pressing Stafford Snooks 62.0 - Jimmy Durante 61.0 Durante HAROLD STORE A. LUTZ, Prop. Hardware, Major Appliances, Eddie 60.5 Duffy’s Furniture \ , Finnegan Phone 60.0 Duffy‘s 49 116-118 N. E. St. lat Fanny Brice Factory 60.0 Snooks Finish Hat Blocking Sauk J. Rapids. G. Minn. Dnrrenberger. Prop. Little Falls Phone 375 Fred Allen 60.0 Fred Allen Mother 59.5 Skelton EIOH Harry Von chl Studebaker 58.5 Cantor BROS Sales & Service Jack Benny 55.0 Benny McCarmich-Deering Farm Mrs. Berle 58.0 Benle Cold Red Skellon 58.0 Skelton Implements & Machinery l Portland Spring 57.0 Fred Allen Mary Livi'gs’on- 57.0 Benny Sen. Claghorn 56.0 Fred Allen o. Bares Hardware 00. 1 WEBER, Agenl Gracie Allen w. 56.0 Burns, Allen 1 Eve Arden 55.5 Carson These Friendly Alice Faye Bandwagon Business 55.5 Firms Hardware ‘ and” Coal ‘ Insurance General Miss Duffy 54.5 Duffy’s Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage Char. McCarthy McCarthy 54.0 Home Appliances Gallup FINANCING 53.5 Berle AUTO Maytag Washing Machines Phil Harris 49.5 Bonny SOME OF THE MANY volunteer work- Selk, Ed and Mrs. Anthony Schnettler. In the bot- HOUSE LOANS Eddie Cantor Cantor 48.5 Bottled Gas ' \ photo tom who voluntered Who assisted when with the the chest are Bud women Abbott 48.5 Abbott, Costello MATHEW ers HALL St. mass x-ray Is. First Telephone m 3. 45 669 Little Phone Falls. Minn. ‘ unit Mad Russian Cantor 45.5 stopped St. Anthony’s school, at St. x-ray service in Benton and the city county of St. Cloud srorir — Archie Duffy’s 45.5 In So Many Cloud. Left Ways--- right, standing, to Mrs. A. R. Zitur, are pictured above. The photo shows top Jack Carson are Carson 43.0 women SHOPS PAP’S Mrs. James Lumber, Lehrke, Coal, and Mrs. Loren Timmers, Building school Mate- Lou Costello Abbott, Costello from 43.0 Sacred Heart parish, Sauk Rapids, who gave seated, Mrs. Milton George Lehrke, Berle Mrs. Henry 41.5 Berle nurse;- their assistance when the mobile unit St°pped rial. rut—x: Insulation, Roofing x- my ATHLETIC Reggie Paar 41.0 Wilson, Mrs. H. Tice, Spring A. Miss Cressie End‘erle, and EQUIPMENT SPORTING GOODS in Sauk Rapids. Left right Mrs. W. J. Cold to Granite Phil Prod- Harris Bandwagon 41.0 are — Mrs. coco J. A. SPRING. Forrester.———(Bob MINN. Molitor photos) Schwankl, Featherfield 38.5 Berle Donna Mrs. Cole, Wallace Moog, Mrs. Minn. Cloud. 81. Play" Little Folk. Minn. “It be Pays helpful. .__: to ucts can Tom Howard It Pays. 35.0 0 . Jack Paar 34.0 . STUDIO CURRAN Joseph College St. lRainbow ‘ McNaughton A, H. 28.5 and Diamond Gray 46 Cent Per State in Favor g Mr. Sheldon 23-0 THE WENNER CO. :56": grit feed at poultry your Lulu McConnell 25.0 or PHOTOGRAPHY COMMERCIAL CANDID AND PORTRAITS 25.0 Jim Backus dealer. Noted To Hear Trio Broadway 125 E. Hardware, Groups Furniture, Phone and Family 20.0 866 Wedding Bob Hope Imple- _ , 13-5 Jerry Colona pa Fuel, Furnaces ments, and 0 Mill Admission Some ends of from the Cold DPS 8-5 Vera Vague YEARS Plumbing. FIFTY-FIVE OVER FOR Spring plant for foundations. York From New Licensed Embalmmg HOME FUNERAL Parent-Educator ET SIMON Group driveways, walks, etc. Phone 29 Cold Spring Forty-six people favoring of the the resettlement cent proposal .Aggregate per and Archdiocese granite-sand Service Personal in Dignified Set Up Economical 4 Joseph—The Blaisdell of St. Trio -— — Minnesota in favor—wholly, include: “It’s the Christian thing are Gold S at Isle, ring, Morton Little Falls, Minn. Telephone 666 of New York city, the of with reservations—of do;” “at could to present one con- WEBER or some re- we use Odess and Minnesota. stage’s cert famous ensembles, will settling Europe’s displaced in the of help;” Catholic Services “Minnesota has Prepared of take way. extra proper to care some some San Antonio.-—A parent-educa- in the College concert at the according in state, for them;” “that’s what built to appear CLOTHING persons STORE a room designed impress tor to program, Granite St. of Benedict Sunday, Feb. 15, public opinion conducted Cold of America;” Spring “everyone deserves Co. survey Catholic that is a it parents upon 8 at by Forty- the Minneapolis Tribune. home;” “new blood Clothes is good for pm. for Men and Boys teach C0. God-given assignment any SMITH to J. A. a eight still opposed, country.” Members the trio cent of Frances is being per are in the home, in- are religion ALB ANY .COLD SPRIN‘G, MINNESOTA six do Blaisdell, and Among flutist; Alexander cent not the of comments Kou- express COLD the Archdiocese San per an stituted in of SPRING persons ST. CLOUD Tractors also and John Farm implements guell, Deere cellist; opinion. opposing Thomas DP and Richner, resettlement Antonio. are O pianist. They will play these: “We have just enough November to project, “a vigorous call Since Minne— a program last The to and Parts Complete Repair Service a solo of duet numbers well feed ourselves;” “take of them an Catholic all parents,” will resettlement of as as action commission to care sota on Ill FALLS mos MARIO! LITTLE trio selections. humor” where they are;” “living quarters direction practical for displaced has been investi- offer p r- persons Mel now;” crowded “there too Miss children. Blaisdell, leader teaching their the in the project bringing of gating of DPs are are ents rose of here too is acclaimed of Amer- The commission, A here settlers. many poor our own group, one as I, might have U CHICKS to' MASTER AND support ica’s BRED TURKEY POULTS foremost flutists. A graduate appointed by Gov. Luther W. now; we These Friendly Business Firms ;” them “too much REQUIESCANT cheap labor the of Juilliard school, she has Youngdahl and headed by Dr. T. U. Certified, Approved and U. 5. S. Pullorum Controlled would lower scale ;" been soloist with noted orchestras Appreciate and Deserve Gullixson, Your F. president of Luther Patronage our wage bookings See write for prices and for the 1948 or us season ~ “there isn’t for the in the in East and London. vet‘- Re- Theological seminary in St. Paul, room now POULTRY HEALTH SERVICE erans;” “we would be later.” cently she accompanied Lily Pons Purina and Victory Feeds Grinding and Mixing kind PACE the first of its in the lN sorry —- was coast-to-coast concert tour. United States. on a LITTLE FALLS HATCHERIES Some of those approving the idea The firms listed here de- Melrose Molar (lo. would limit Richner is winner admission DPS hav- of the Mac- to similar Now there agencies a LITTLE FALLS, MINNESOTA are be to remembered DoweII club ing relatives here. Others would award and the of serve in least other Midwest four at Naumburg Musical Foundation roan admit only those could who provide and North South Dakota, states, when Boser Harry distributing you are award. Kouguell, Russian , for themselves. by Iowa, and Nebraska. And a High Mass of- Lastrup.—Requiem soon was Sank Centre dif- patronage in the birth, SERVICE has played extensively SALES in the your Birk and in by Father W. G. fered Jan. 29 the Governors than of Remaining questions in the more a sur- Harry church John Nepomuk's for St. Near East Mediterranean and in dozen going ferent in states to meet aEked of the lines 48 of business. not Phone 171 are Melrosc. Minn. vey were per Herb of Mr. and Mrs. Boser, infant son countries. ’ St. Paul discuss resettlement who to the resettlement cent and Surviving his Boser. parents oppose are These Friendly Business Firms Ronald and Roger. brothers, two possibilities Governor Young- displaced at of in Minnesota. persons Elizabeth Daugherty Mrs. Rites dahl’s invitation. Reburial Held Appreciate and Your Deserve Patronage Interviewers inquired: services Blufiton.—Funeral ,MELnosE con- were M P I RE E In the Minnesota poll in- “A bill (the in. Stratton John's church by St. ducted Feb. 3 in survey, - congress Elizabeth Haunt Mrs. Rev. M. for the C. terviewers questioned scientific bill) that Euro- 400,000 a proposes who died Jan. '30. Sur- Daugherty. 80, HARDWARE Luxemburg, MEMORIALS, Inc. For GI cross-section of the state’s entire refugees be allowed to enter pean GOPHER STATE HATCHERY and viving the following nieces are adult population about the the United States during the next Fred Brossis, Monroe, nephews: Mrs. pros- MINN. Lines MELROSE. Hardware and Related Mrs. Estelle Cooley and Mich. Mrs. pective help DPs four If of them to get 100,000 ; program years. WE Park, SPECLALIZE IN MEMORIALS Huntington Laura. Fulkerson, HARDWARE OWN OUR Sank Centre Poultry Headquarters in this start this in state. about 1948, to country a new Luxemburg. Funeral services came Ernest FOR CEMETERIES - Herbert,,and CATHOLIC Calif.: and Jack, — MELROSE. MINN. think how do Minnesota s California. People Empire Hills Built—Eternal the * Haughton, all of asked first: you conducted in St. Wendelin’s many Prove!) as CHICK were were STAR Joseph Gaboury for?” could make church for Pvt. Joseph Witte, room Leaders “Do favor inciting son you oppose or of- Little Falls.—Requiem Mass was of Nicholas Witte, who The Diagnostic Service of Europe’s Dependable refugees—— was re— answers: some Mary’s church by the Feb. St. war fered 5 in . cently the returned United to Joseph that displaced Leo is, Very Rev. T. Keaveny for persons—to 50 999 to come Linn—fin“) ............................ .. States for reinterment. The Gaboury, who died Feb. Surviving Rev. 82, 3. Minnesota make their to to 1,999.. 1,000 to children: Ward his Mrs. wife and four are Frederic Weichmann officiated at FREII’S homes?” SERVICE SUPER 2,000 2,999 to Milo Aleshire, Roberts, Sauk Centre; Mrs. .. ............... the Funeral Mass. The replies: Little Harrison, Ida.; and Falls; Edward, 6% 3,000 4,999 to ............... .. There Frank, d’AlenE, Ida. Coeur American Legion are 76 of St. post 5,000 7,999.. 12% (‘0. All to ME Main Street Men Women PRO"! 'on grandchildren. 11 . Cloud in charge the mili- of Favor. 34% 32% 36% 7% 8,000 19,999... was to Mrs. Leo Pinkowski A .......... .. . ~ Service Cities Products rites. William tary Bense Qualified favor 12% 12% 13% and ..5% 20,000 was Millerville.—Requiem over Mass of- was ...................... bugler Marvin and M01] in charge Oppose “In population” 48% 50% 46% proportion 2% Feb. Dolors church by fered 5 in Seven Your Prices [or to Highest We Pay Greasing Batteries Washing Tires ........ .. the Rev. Felix Reiners Leo for Mrs. of reinterment No services. 6% 6% forty-eighth opinion 5% One 1% and Pinkowski, who died Feb. 1. Sur- 65, ................ .. WOOL HIDES EGGS, POULTRY, Other 3% Iverson, Pallbearers A. L. Most the qualified of approval answers six her chil- viving husband and were are .................... .. No opinion 37% Schmidt, Frank Elmer Mrs. George dren: Mrs. Lutgen, Lambert J Ahles. in this vein: If the r.; answers run .......................... .. MINN. MELROSE, Suchy, John. Mrs. Ralph Schmidt, Mrs. Fritz The de- THOMAS Frank,.William firms listed here ,C. Mosley, and Slightly than find homes; there 3,000 if newcomers more can persons Elizabeth. Daniel Prazak, and Fourteen Vernon Steiner. Mike Frank is is the work for them; of the estimates. if they grandchildren was survive. also average are remembered HARDWARE be for to serve in charge Luxemburg of the Legion Peter Pappenfus screened eliminate Communists; Several they think to persons say distributing which when Gilman.-—Funeral formed the honorary services post, “if they Minnesota could 'fit in with the absorb the whole population” Admiral con- Refrigerator were you are ducted Feb. Paul’s 7 in Sts. Petel and escort. “if only others people 100,000; the should of certain state " or say dif- races in the patronage church by the Rev. Vincent Wotzka for ' DOES NOT HAVE To BE o o your I’ral Long admitted;” admit “as would like if limited Elmo Marx, to Virgil to McKee, Eu— Peter Pappenfus, who died Feb. 87, 4. are many DEFROSTED as me lines business. ferent of Surviving Mrs. Pappenfus and the fol- here.” people; if the Poganski, DPs Louis are put and Golem- Sauk younger Centre come are gene Phone 18 children: lowing John, Lake: Clear Mrs. farms; “if they beck capable color of guard and stand- on Thirty-one the are of city were cent Kiel, Stella Chicago; Mrs. Eaton, Emmet per being citizens;” ard-bearers. good they Business “if Dak.; Michael, Hattington, N. Foley; and residents think from 50 4,999 Firms to Friendly These grandchildren, 22 and won’t great- unemployment.” seven cause DPs ARNBT’S could be resettled in “Burial in Minne- the parish was ceme- ‘ Patronage Your and Deserve grandchildren. Appreciate Home Funeral Berggreen The reflect in general this and answers sota 25 tery. cent . Mary Menke year, per Mrs. MAIN HATCHERY lessening of opposition believe that a from 5,000 among 20,000 to Cold Spring.——Requiem Mass of- was C. A. Corrigan Minnesotans the in last the to fered Feb. in St. Boniface’s church could be 9 for accommodated. U. S. year Certified White Leghorn! or more Chicago Professor U. Mrs. Mary Menke, admission who died of the 76, Feb. 5. DPs,to United HARDWARE Phone 84W LANO’S 84R Another question U. S. Approved Heavies followifig Surviving or the was: 'children: are States. In Minnesota poll report a Mrs. “072 the whole, how do Commercial Clarence Visneski, think Anoka; Mrs. Feeds and Poultry Speak you Dedication To published in December, 1946, at Saul: Centre, Minn. Arthur Rebatcek, Sartell; Thomas Mrs. a the people in community Supplies your Supplies Farm Electrical Furniture majority (60 Hardware Klassy, William cent) of the Mrs. Hansen, Ray and per - - - would feel about dis- European Menke, all of St. Cloud; and Gregor and state's adults said they felt the placed settlers Clarence, both Spring. in the of Cold St. Paul.—Dr. J. W. J. Car. persous as 1948 1891—40 United States should let not Purina Chow- Joseph any Bisenius, community—«do think the refu- U. S. Approved physiciari you - pender, brilliant of Europe‘s displaced young St. Cloud—Funeral services persons were con- would be welcome MINN.‘ wel- PRAIRIE, for not LONG gees or roentgenoldgy this & U. ducted Feb. enter S. 2 in Holy Angels church and professor Pullorum by of country. at come?” Livetock and the Rev. Richard Heid Joseph for Bisen- In the latest in survey, persons the University of Chicago, has Tested ius, who Hatchery 56, died Surviving Jan. 30. The are the economic Poultry answers: upper group [are Bisenius Mrs. been selected symposium and Clarence two sons, as a Would welcome be 60% favorable the idea to of and Archie, PETERSON both more of St. Cloud. re- speaker medicine the .............. .. on on occa- Qualified replies 16% PRAIRIE Mrs. Thomas LONG Kitowski settling DPs in DRUG Minnesota, (63 sion of the dedication of St. ....... .. Would welcome be 12% St. Cloud—Funeral services give full not cent qualified were per or ap- Thomas college’s Albertus . conducted new Feb. in 4 Holy Angels church COMPANY No opinion 12% proval) than people in the lower OREAMERY Magnus March His for Mrs. Thomas hall 8 and 9. 225 Kitowski, ' who died .......................... _. 73, Main St. One-fourth of those giving quali- Schrantz Bros., economic (39 favor cent Feb. Surviving 2. her husband group and per address are will be “Nuclear Energy PRESCRIPTION Phone fied replies 87 the DPs would be the following children: the idea, L. wholly Mrs. A. Finne- with say Props. STORE THE or reserva- in Medicine.” ASSOGIATIOH and Francisco, Jerome, San Calif.; welcome they had if relatives in gan, tions). MNNESOTA . Lewis, Concord, CENTRE. Calif.; Thomas, Jr., Dr. Carpender’s selection brings SAUK the community. Minn Prairie. Phone Long 12 , Here the when Grand Forks, N. Dak.; are Mrs. Joseph Tes- answers n to three the list, of symposium The final question the in sari. broken down and Mrs. Floyd by Leddy, St. Paul; the educational survey Louellu Butter speakers who will the Kilian Mrs. Alfred and Mrs. John Allen, appear on background of the was: inter- persons J. J. Minneapolis; Smith and Mrs. Carl May. Mrs. The de- St. Thomas dedication firms listed here Implement Co. “Does have family rela- program. viewed: your any Pasteurized Schmid, Ernest and Mrs. F. J. Mechenich, Milk Previously Dr. Hugh S. Taylor, tives friends Europe’s Grade High among all remembered of St. Cloud. or be to serve McCormick-Deering Princeton university, renowned school school College Implements/- John N. Salaski displaced whom and Cream would Farm a persons you Favor distributing 28% 36% 39% when chemist, and Dr. Marston ‘Morse St. Cloud.-——Requiem you are Mass like altered settled in Minnesota?” to 4 was see .......... .. Parts and Service Feb. Qualified favor 9 in St. 9% John 13% Cantius’ church 17% of the Institute for of Advanced ‘ All City Town Farm PHONE, 18 dif- the in patronage gopnkSalasl-ri, your 48, who died IEEDS Feb. 6. Mr. FAIRBANKS MORSE Oppose 57% WATER 47% 36% SYSTEMS Yes 10% Study, 8% % Princeton, WATER New Jersey, — 9 16 commas an —- rived i is“ by the following: ........ .. ass ........ .. Long Prairie. Minn. of business. No ferent lines SAUK opinion 6% CENTRE. 4% 8% Don't MINN. know 6% 5% in 8%7 3% the field of mathematics, expert children: Eugene, I Bernice. and Mrs., . , lDuaoe Typical of Osgood. comments No. 84%~ had 87%*83% 76% accepted invitations to persons appear.