T'fi““i"-"fi"“7’ n— .. .. it. .. . . ' PAGEJ‘FIVE‘ REGISTER THE ST. CLOUD / Friday, March 1949 11, _ “Teachers Asserts Hero’s Priest Wur Rites Marsh Dan toJoin Unions Duty Have Held Melrose in. ‘ y I.—-—-Classroom byrjoin- Providence, R. Born, debt be paid to Melrose. Solemn a reinterment -—— their ranks.” in; obligation “an in services held teachers have last Saturday 'DAN were WALGREEN AGENCY Misti-us: MARSH He said that would be Cpl. courage here for Vincent Schanhaar, .: justice" be of members social to required of teachers’ union killedin ,memv who the German was cam- the DRUGS trade Rev. Wil- free union, "in a bers, since administratiVe paign Jan. 18, 1945. 3 ,_ direc- , E. McManus,_assxstant ham . F_ circles, of T. membership A. . Matthias V Father Hoffman, , pas- BLDG. educihon department! .Of the to” LOCH generally is regarded evidence ‘LES‘ CLINIC as Boniface’s :‘4, of St. offered parish, tor Catholic Welfare Con- National 1 of bad judgment, and in - - . fiome the -. Solemn Requiem Mass, assisted declared the Providence A\ ,Mnnazer ference, sixth I to & Mfiin shameful cities attempts to sup- by Father Francis Julig, deacon; J:- here. Teachers’ alliance F. of T. A. locals made press are Father Frank Ebner, subdea- and The them officials.” priolt by high-handed school gave reuonc: Local service organizations con. Drugs Save “The good demands conducted military He also said that teachers rites. on common all workers; of the unionization Ihould and be tolerant patient Hallock Born in June 18, 1919, Sick and Room Needs membership union is toward their colleagues who protec- Schanhaar > Cpl. St. Boni- attended a‘ re- of professional {use tion integrity; “If join ' union. ,face’s grade school here and to a. you was - CALL 237,, . CALL 1151 teachers need the that economic remember of graduated 80»per from the public high cent cc- 7 that collective ,borguin- white-collar the salaried workers curity ’ éschool in 1939. He later entered ‘ sr. MINN. CLOUD, lthe. of produces; the welfare the United in; the States in still v4.7 National Guard Anoka and at are un- schools be but nation’s ad- organized, will hold March on 1941, left for Camp 3, may you no v , through Vanced the unionization grudge the teachers Claibourne, He in the toward La. was 7 . of teachers; and teachers who do respond North African later first campaign and not to .owe a your LVYV PR’IIS'ML; debt gratitude of served in Sicily and He union invitation join local.” Italy. to to was mom- your . Wounded Nov. and 28, 1944, 1x50 cEIquIE re— Priest Duluth Recipient fiftai‘iuo’fi Purple Heart. he ceived the Later 804th assigned C “was to company, WWI,“ lMflORwTED. tank battalion, it and destroyer was Letter” Of Mogul From Film misfit?“ with this unit that he inwaction killed, was 1 I HI Power; his the Besides there parents are a v Duluth. l brothers The Rev. Maurice following sisters, pictures the and immediate to gear our m,“ -—— St. 5° O’Connor, of Margaret capacities needs Aelrid,‘”Los Calif.; and Angeles, Leo pastor of st. “mm a'. mass au- 0,, 0‘““°‘ fig. Melrose. Mary’s parish, recently received dience.~ August But happy and Mrs. Loehr, I' to am a see Cecil B. deMille The Mountain letter from S of Seven ' t or ey ap- ‘ ULARSL; . BIN c Paramount Pictures. Inc. best-seller peering lists— on'some ‘ I 21130 happy the to note In his .deMille as am letter Mr. pre- eXpansion the Trappist of order in sented the attitude of his studio- I hope country. toward the suggested filming of our we may one day have Trappists in California; The Seven Mountain Storey by For needs them state Thomas Merton. no more. Sportsmen, particularly “I impressed was Mr. deMille follows: wrote Fishermen- as by arisen of modern your com Yatehnmen. Slinagtogggualfigfimml “ Camper! tIht ah: al that -too-human Biblical to man Amer-HIM Firettlmo tn hero' safnson' mono-n, that these ca splendid' spiritual autobiography, . plan ohm”... were over Working Film, , full of meaning for times. I on our lower! at. this low, inclined doubt, however, to am r samson‘and Delllah v s would that it have wide popular 39c 49c169c and ~'" Army- Navy appeal motion picture, “I be- wonder whether know ~ as a you Ipect'fleittons few people that the motion picture too the —‘ I yet cause now see am (iv, 0. BUNS CROSS problem HOT of working modernlman clearly is Samson and Delilah. as on Motion 0‘ Thomas Merton does—where- should be ready for release It next as unless O fore 33: I question general whether fall; and hope that, D02. I. well as as o audiences ready under- entertaining, ~ yet to it to are may convey o stand his striking solu- modern accept and or some men o women Butter Peanut tion the problem his of of life. idea of where look for o to own some o “Unlike publishers of books, the strength fro its Infinite In —— Cookies O producers necessarily Source.” must we - O BRAND” :3“ v O ’ 19c Doz. o NEW. Y 0 D' I o o COX’S BAKERY O selling)" in this side Instruments -‘ are oath—Sacred Heart 7:15 program—WSBR (Duluth) 9 hlgm, for 7% In. $150 to $195. 9 _'V arm—Sacred 9:35 Heart > and the Question Box—WDAY program 9 Chance" Weight Here is the (Fargo) 7th 27 AVE. So. 24 7’ 01. Tuesday last week. The fifth and meeting of school, St_ CHILDREN of St_ Paul’s on o , GAMBLE BLOCK o.m.—Hour of Faith—WTCN 10:30 (Twin Cities), KFGO Lifetime of’a quality. pictured staged to top pupils, above, Sixth grade own a o pro- a Cloud, entertained members of the St. CLOUD, ST. MINN. (Eveleth). (Fargo), WEVE ‘ prism reading, O choral singing, and recitations of in binocular its at fraction of ‘ ram 5 a nurses’ alumnae association their Cloud hospital at News—WDAY 92 Religion ' the in (Fargo) Benedict’s hall.——(Bob Molitor photos) t. .9";9.9.9.9....Jia9a93. ‘9‘ .9. retail value. A brand fully, new, a o.m.——-—C'atechiam Life—KFAM Comes (St. Cloud), 11:00 KSTP to glass guaranteed for less than that (Twin Cities) I ’ ' Activities Plan Homecoming Nurses prevailing price of used a ~ Catholic p.m.—Té|e 5:00 Hour—KFAM (St. Cloud), KSTP PLUMBING & (Twin KNAPP ment. ' ' ‘ ‘ ities) , - t HEATING p.m.-—Greatest Story 5:30 Ever Told—WTCN (Twin Citi’es) l EVERY WEEKDAY v ' George, Dorothy Gruska, Tomczik Kloeppner, Martini, Carol Henry Miss Lorraine Carol I progrnmoeWSB'R a.m.—Sacred 6:15 Heart (Duluth) We was Specialize in Hackman, Jeanette Heim, Mohs, Joan Mobs, Eugene the homecom- Judith O’Don- amed chairman of ‘ 7:15 throw—Sacred Heart program-LAWMIN (Twin Cities) ' Church'es, Schools, Hospitals . .......... --....-.....1 R Kiechner, Kirchner, Iona Kathleen committee St. Cloud nell, Rausch, Riley, ing for the e o s m a r y 'WEDNESDAY' MAIL’OHOER OOUPOH ‘- ’ I Darlene Richard Kmitch, N. Cloud alumnae associa- Lansing, Av. sc. hospital‘nurses’ Maureen Schirber, Sharon Schoe- 50: 8th p.m.—Family Theatol‘ril-E’lvlllggAY 8:30 : lGrcasttMeinneapolis Wu- ghe Joyce Lenarz, Dennis Lewis, 9.99. Garol Skumautz, Car- tion last week. Frances So- ner, urpus o pm . I. di‘di'ug°h"li.: ‘ lotta Lyon, Alois bieck, Meahren, Stowe, Carol Jean The- Joanne : a.m.—Ave St. Benedict’s hall, Mario. Fell. In Meeting in 9:00 program—KGDE (Fergus Falls), WLOL r'ésa Maglich, James Wallet, Doro- Majeski, Timmers, Leona and Car— (Twin Cities), discussed tentative plans KLIX the (Brain-nerd), WREX (Duluth) $933931: "PWI me group """ lyn Moosbrugger, Lawrence thy Deppa. Orth, l activities in June. 9:15 a.m.—-—-Faith‘ homecoming ot‘our Time‘s—KNOX (Moorhead) ‘ ' for Anna Mae Pallansch, Geraldine Mrs. Timmers, alumnaeIpres- The sixth grade boys’ chorus Loren Name Sivinski’s '- o o o u I I o-IoooI-e-aq-conoon u Peters, Joyce Rausch, Mary Rich- Assume charge busi— had Michael Burns soloist and p.m.———St. John’s in of the the Air—KFAM. ident, ‘ 9:30 (St. Cloud) “an” was as on "m """"-"-"'" ardson, Daniel Rieder, D Serving the director with Brandi meeting. John the SATURDAY re- at o n n a autumn: cm on ness - v . Roaring, Deanna Steiner, Sandra _ iano. committee the Others in the chorus a.m.'—-Ave Maria freshment at 9:00 meet- progromeDGY (Twin Cities), WE'VE Trust Sacred were A -————I Stutko, $7.223 LaVerle St. Lawrence, Sister obert DuBois, Gerald Stowe, Esselman, Margaret (Eveleth) : ing March 1 504 St. Germain were Add $1.00 Post- tor g - “a mm" Traynor, Doris Jesh, David James m Mrs. Fred Heim, John Larson, 4:15 pun—Crusade World for Peace, >C.H.5. Fatlmd. cluh— Theilen, Donald. Wieber, Robert 1 ST. CLOUD, Minnesota." V ' ' Legatt, M Gregory and Jane Zirbes. Roger KFAM Cloud) ' Mary -(St. oran, Winkler, Judith Wittmayer, and fifth and sixth Pupils of the Pappenfus, Rodney Wil— pun—Hour Peters, 7:00 Francis—KNOX of‘ St. (Moot-head) -1: Freeman Wong. school of St. Paul’s lard grades Prom, Richard Reisdorf, Don- pre- M M_____. ' ———-fl——h—d— of consisting ald John Thielen, Law— sented Tenvoorde, —.. ‘ program a and reci- singing, choral reading, Warzecha, John Winter, and rence Robert Wolfe. tations. . choral reading Children The girls’ of the fifth grade group re- Lynne included cited In this sixth grade of the poet y. roup were Brandl, Marga- Bauer, Sharon Dona d Darlene Akerson, erns, Blassingham, Rose Bukowski, Victoria Bu- Roberta. Ann Becker, ret Raymond Marilyn Hart- .kowski, Walter Buscher, Diane Eizenhoefer, Marlene Gasperlin, Rene Danzl, Nancy Virgine K h h man, p p a n, a Pupils Have Falls Little When the seri- accept we responsibility of ous a Catholic Press Panel an ' complete funeral service, decisions be must "our right and in accord- . . . dominates secularism that ing the of Little Falls—Seven members with wishes. ance your Shtlesrt, high the secular class St. Francis’ the junior of press. call (night, Your ' 908 to 53 Decorate panel discussion school conducted Lois Introduced by Guggemos, a brings 1804) you sympa- high in the the Catholic the Hudson, the speakers Wis, r press on on thetic, efficient assistance. Feb. 24. auditorium school leader, included Ruth Weber, panel on FREE Kempenich, St. Michael; Genevieve Catholic Truth by Sponsored the Browns Randall; Joyce Piechowski, Lady of Loretto Our committee of “View; I ;' Doreen Girtz, chairman of Valley Get the Your sodality, the panel out- was Ready-to-Apply Six, Pastels Truth committee, and White the Catholic made by the junior study of «us- . come a Colorgrom Weber, Ma- Pierz; Teresa Pierz; relative the classes English on St. Cloud and Doris rian Dorn, Buckman; Catholic values of the as Ultra-Modern, press com- All Ultra-Smart C the Deep Tone: Point, Weier, Mineral Wis. and with the secular pared press, Catholic combat- the is how press The discussion opened by was Strode: Other Simple, for 0 Mixing Exact Recipes Ruth W’pber, who spoke the obli- on Christiandiving WWW gations of in the a Surface Plaster, 'Wollpoper—Any Wood, world. She briefly outlined how O Use on CO. 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