' PAGE FOUR ' REGISTER TH E ST. ‘C‘L O.U D - , Fredrick Railroad [Debaters President, 'Petters Prep Win First 3% 5 Hill, loui‘s W. Dies Accepted for w. Trip . SAVINGS ON YOUR St. Paul.——Louis W. Hill, Sr., Fredrick Petters, John’s St. former president board and chair- university sophomore St. of Cloud, of the Great Northern rail- first Johnny sign man is the for to up road, died Tuesday last of week, student trip sponsored on CATHOLIC a summer CHURCH aged 75, at'Miller hospital, St. by National the Students’ 'pple associ- lot] ‘ of like Paul, fortified A with the last rites ation. Petters’ application has the of Church. been Tri-Nations for accepted the - .the SURGE! Burial in Resurrection \ cemetery, tour through England, France, and Where he had himself made Netherlands, ‘ar- the ‘ for , .' have for plot, Surge large why doirymen waited rangements That's 0f to the several hundred Amer-. to, a was. many so (1 r LOANS . . . will :WANT be private the they of 'his that right for- machine at request ican to using: students applying for this get ‘go c1 on > ‘ family. He is survived by his wife, particular trip, to he the years come. was among three SURGE all the work daughter, Becouse does and and give time three saving, chosen, 90 will depart from and you a sons, and plus milking speed of cleaning that sisters. saving Montreal June 18. The ease your money on ‘ over- { SURGE buy. These and SERVICE the things makes jaunt will last until can the middle The circumstances' recall the seas . . . . For Information SURGE keep right good milking being of September. on a The students will passing his of father, James J. machine. be traveling in Europe for about Hill, in June, 1916. Mail to A * nine weeks. ‘ In the time the report at a _The trip has been planned Catholic Bulletin to of St. said Paul Clarey lnc. 8: Minneapolis Keenan Minn. 2, American that students the broad- when the railroad give magnate’s p05sible est acquaintance with the condition became the late grave seaboard countries ’Western of . Father Thomas Gibbons, J. V.G., Name Europe. Some of the‘major the stops Cathedral, pastor of was sum- will be in Paris, Amsterdam, and ‘ his moned to bedside adminis- and London. Numerous intermediate rites." the last tered - Address Side trips have been planned. The Father Gibbons, assisted th by schedule is quite crowded, but rec-f late Father Francis Schaefer, free time has been left some to of the St. Paul seminary, read tor enable individuals to their the prescribed the by pursue prayers ownfinterests. Ritual services in the James J. at " Several other Johnnies V have also Hill 'mansion. \— WANTED —_ ~ applied for summer'trips LEMENT; offered Recently ' remains the Mr. of nd ,BECKEB “IMP - thrOugh NSA, but they yet Mrs. James Hill removed as . re- were . ceived reply their to ; requests. from the burial no plot Hill' the at lddate St. Phone 157 Carpenter Joseph, in Minnesota. Town of North Oaks family plot to farm to - L a in Germain ClOud, Resurrection where cemetery 1308 St. St. Minnesota Good 1100. Catholic Schools. Girls Boys and Colleges. the bodies daughters, Mrs. V of Molitor two Drug Co. ‘ Wonderful have opportunity here. Margaret Hill Mrs. Erasmus and carpenter we as no - Lindley have been interred\in re‘- REXALL AGENCY months. cent Prescriptions Specialty run JOSEPH a 'ST. [BR a. co. . catholic Kodak Supplies & Toiletrie- ‘l Editor S’l‘. Top CLOUD. HINN. , Joseph, §t. Minn. . College lectures n“ .‘u'u'u'u'ug at For u " Health . . . Collegeville..—Citing‘ the recent EAT Italian elections last "‘the as chance for Italy’s Christian-Demo- HEMP"S practice the prin- crats to put into Jari' ciples'from which they derive their , name,” Mrs. Anna Brady, M. di‘rector the Catholic Intercon- of instant Frozen COMPANY IV IOTYLED UNDER COCA-COLA AUTHOIITV 0' 'NE tinental and founder the of press Power CLOUD, COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., ST. M'INN. American Center Information .ICE of CREAM . ‘ THE STATE CATHOLIC debate for 1948 Pro Deo, students spoke and to crown was these by two from faculty St. John’s university St. John’s at Prep school . won young men ' April Lawn 20 “The Communist in Collegeville. They John Kulas on Albany of and John Cuddigan of are ' Tel. 567 Crisis in Europe.” It Minneapolis. The Prep debaters "B defeated Ma'nkato ' from team in the GAIN a A WWW Mrs. finals Brady in after disposing Lourdes returned March of high school, Rochester, in the semi- from three-month finals. Debate coach. is Father of, Colman Barry, O.S.B. tour a Mower Europe. She in Prague, was CoNLoN Czecho~Slovakia, during the recent Today - Agriculture GALORE _sroRE' “coup,” and she OUR also in IN ENTIRE Paris was ' the time of the devaluation at of EASTER FASTER, Construction Co. the French franc. r BIGGER; VSHANEDLING’S \ . To the most of outside world, ‘\N.E. BETTER, CHEAPER Second 12 Avenue, Mrs. Brady said, the “coup” in purchase Agriculture Policy .and the Equipped ucts supplies. of cutting Czecho-Slovakia ST. with! rubber represented CLOUD, MINN. her, a hp. and 1,4 engine, inch 36 9—Independent farm BUSINESS operators world crisis. The real crisis will be Vital Cities to DAYS tires. Ideal for public park work, maintenance, cemetery or- individuals unable to as are con- reached however, if the soon, chards, forms control. and.highwey weed Easily handled by duct the research experimen- and BY ANTHONY J. ADAMS, S.J. Italian USED people fail halt Com— to ‘ one man. ‘ tation make technical to In series “.Agricul- necessary recent munist advances in Westerm a on PIPE , ture Today” thumbnail progress. Europe, Mrs. Brady indicated. we gave a sketch appraisal and of modern 10—Because the of scattered lo- ag- The American Center of In- the riculture pointed and need cation of farms people most rural up formation Pro Deo founded in was We have large Crystal Rosaries stock of sound, of national agricultural unable provide, without to a a are New as- York in 1941. It is a non- policy. sistance, the of services many profit organization aiming at the used pipe in all sizes. , city dwellers. to Senate resolution 147, of the common _. penetration public of opinion by $2.00 and up . adopt— 80th first session, 11—The high birthrate religious . ideas, primarily through congress, among ' . other Refigious'Articles‘ July people provided for ed 26, 1947, rural makes possible the ‘the ,GQPHER secular -‘ As editor [UMBER of the a press. - ' f agri- subcommittee long-range large farmgto-city migration of several letters published by on news office . carry school and complete supplies. We line of ' this a cultural policy. which The of is report the manpower. to organization, Mrs. Brady is necessary Wrecking_Co. 8. “ ‘ Feb. is- comm'ttee, issued 4, 1948, continue the growth “of urban recognized the STORE of nation’s STORE cen— CROSS WALLPAPER ‘ RETAIL as one THE FRITZ ,DINNDORF only the farmer impo not ant to ters. PAINT-a. Catholic top authorities inter- on I industrialist, «man likewise the but national to affairs. enunciat- The characteristics , St. Cloud, as. Minn. Ave.No.. st. 28’Sixth Minn." live in \' all who laboring and Clouv, man, ed by the committee Senate form - Paints r Pittsburgh this article begln cities. With we the background 12-point list Benedict’s for St. Clu a columns devoted six to series of essentials a of for long-range éP-Heié ., a ag- commentary the senate Painting Contractor Varnishes‘ re- on ricultural policy. a In passing,‘ it —- port agricultural long-range Heard-in should be observed that lan- on a the ls Concert l Imperial Washable Wallpaper. policy program. and in characteristic implies 11 guage that . for fur- urbanism The philosophy of Report states and a cen- agricul— 1'2 in the tralization. ther But this improvement about Tel. Cloud, 7!]: Ave. 3.. St. 435 more St Joseph. Outstanding fea- of —- the dependence industry later. tural tures of choral given by concert a agriculture and public (To be continued) the upon members the of College St. of peculiar it characteristics the to Benedict horal club last Sunday fully appreciated be need to more selec ions by vocal trio and were a No industry the’ than past. in ;' double trio. . BE vitally the all PREPARED of concerns more Members the of trio Phyllis and needs food people—everyone were Foley, Morris; Anna Mae Heinzel, differs from Agricultu‘e fiber. in Sauk Rapids: Eleanor and Buchl, number of industries other a \. Rugby, N. Dak. ‘ degree which affec and to a ways organization of the determine The double trio included Lucille Kfifi's'hke production and agricultural Hoeschette, St. Paul; con- Mary Therese 1’5th. season well-being the' life and sequently Simonett, Le Fishing Centre; We have Dolores hundreds Leh- May of opens people. rural of Brushvale; Patricia Murphy man, , comfort for items Check just developing and pleasure. few in Therefore, Dolores and Beaudette, ag- an your Chippewa a RINGs DIAMOND the policy and ricultural Falls, Wis,; and Merle Nolde, program Still- listed below. ‘ should be characteristics following r' water. ' ’ a _ considered: _ V Numbers the'choral by club, a ‘required production to l—The included: of 55, “Service,” group \< ' Q 1' ' of needs fill the primary by ur- Cadman; every “Nymphs and Shep- and forfood family rural ban and herds,” by Purcell; .“Life Has primarily originates clothing Loveliness on Sell,” by Beaulieu; to farms. “The River Sings Song,” by a 1 benefit Klemm, from with all Violin obbligato 2-——Therefore, Navy by 'Belt Life Preservers ..77¢ ................... Marjorie ef- ............... that Heid; “Mother’s technical Lullaby,” assures progress Fishing Emergency by Sencbg production. “Ezeckieh ficient Saw de Kits ..$1.88 & $3.88 Wheel,” by Gain; “Silent Strings,” .................... production, how- 3—Abundant by Bantock; “Hold spiritual on!,” which is soil depends ex- on ever, up Rain Coats ..$1.88 & by Howorth, .;.. with solo vocal by haustible. .... ........................................ Phyllis Foley; “Russian Picnic,” Suits? conservation restor- and 4—Soi1 Navyfiain ..$4.88 by Enders, with incidental solo contribute the to ... ation therefore ....................................... ....... by’Mary Therese Simmonett; and all. welfare of Rain “Let My All Life be Music," by Hats ,\ ..4e¢ 5—l—Agricu1tural production is a .............................................................. ‘Spross. ‘ - weather, pests, variable because of $2.44 Bags—'Wool Accompanying Sleeping selections the & $3.88 disease. and ....... ........... with piano were'Mary Agostini, be Filled production cannot 6—Farm Dickinson, N. Dak.; Dolores Beau- Down Sleeping Bags—ThreePiece "$1,177 will; it stopped; started and at dette, Chippewa Falls, ........ Wis.; Don- and growth seasonal follow must Theisen, “Navy Hip Waite Park; and Joan na animals. Boots ..$7 life cycle .7 7 of the natural Gaida, Browerville. capo/u “\n ................ .......... ................. a, ffiumntud products 7—-—Many farm b are A Navy: Waders ‘ 6.001! Hounkup g be ..$9.99 perishable; therefore, they must ... “mm ..... ...... .......... ...... ................. demand and regardless of sold situation. price Rucksacks ..$3.88 ............................................ ... small ..... .... number of 8—The large c Knapsacks' dis- independent farmers at are a A. ..'...99¢ CASTLE .L Ring 175.00 dealing With in tinct disadvantage ............. .... .... ............. ......... $125 Also Wool large,“ of relatively small number a Cushion sole 'Socks......‘. Pr. Wedding Ring 87.50 commercial estab- well-organized ....... ............ Pants—Light lishments in sale of prod- both the for‘the 'i hnbwledge—sin priced lamp this W001 popular Lined ..$3.88‘ first time HEATHER to our ' Ring B. 350.00 .... ............... 2475 and “$2.38 $100 Also to I . Field Jackets rich combines & creation bride- white This quality. with Deena $300 3450 platinum in up to .. Wedding Ring 12.50 N C Searchlight; Navy ..$5.55 with ‘gold, decorated in 22K hand base, china fine $7.95; a u..,,..... Stove]: Pocket Coleman ........$8.88 fluted Isimglatetl fabric dhtted swiss shade in the ...... ..... Gal. Two Safety Cans....................................$3.33g Gas patggr‘rtngithAmfiedjollqr.and this finial, china lovel bride, For your {'99}: choosethe fasti ious de- ,Iampgisgoirareiwlue. and heirloom qual- sign . . regis- ity of genuine _a .m‘fiwnuo‘é-fis teredKeepsakeDiamond s proud Ring. We to are o t of collection 1 offer fine a gee wide " Keepsakes, in a Em rangeofstylesandprices. them in and Come see WEAPONS WAR SURPLUS STORE“ with“ I? choose gmsvhm-mufi-«nnh then ,1 : . . MINNESOTA GAMBLE confidence. CLOUD, THE BLOCK, ST. Stan/c} 511 M7 JmMz'az Others 21124.11 in 7/1/11.) 0/ 7 $75, $100, $50, at SHOPPINGCENEER. 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