77,—.f.._- _ ’ CLOUD REGISTER PAGE THE ST. THREE 1949 TS, April day, Teenagers As See It Sportegll Ground Broken in RELIGIOUS ARTICLES mo;mmm I By PATRICIA POSTON Prayerhooks, Rosaries, Sick Call Sets, Medals and Chains, Crucifixes, Bibles, St. Andrew’s Daily Mis- the second article is writ- This forth the in constitution set are sal, Holy Water Fonts, Statues, etc. this by Patricia for column. the but denied fulfillment by ten. are daughter of the Mr. and the Politburo She is ruling members of THE FRITZ-CROSS RETAIL STORE Al 527-6th Poston, Mrs. and deputizcd committees. its avenue inember of and is Cathe- south, work Today the Soviet people a Schellinger Bros. parish.) dral unsuceessfully for constantly but 61h Ave. 26 No. St. Cloud, Minn. A Solution? Communism: decent decent existence. A a BUILDERS the right existence to Communism today Why is pos— means a sufficiency Contractors Reliable threat the ’ entire constant to sess a . material goods of PAINTS—WALL ' PAPER Christian world? Are you, your ZSSEW Phone will enable which friend, best business neighbor, or Cloud St. 8.. Nth Ave. 1 provide to associate able this im- man to a answer family with his question? portant Paint and wall keep what is home looking smart Today Christian necessary paper can the your as ~ govern- k them well of world insure basic the the the e e p walls and woodwork. See ments large selec- preserve as our TRANSFER physically, FFMAN and freedoms which men- rights to ~ of tion man paints and wall beautiful in colors and modern papers morally and tally, entitled. Among these free- is . are designs. alert. of religion, of dom speech, free- for Agent Although the from fear and unreasonable dom CLIPPER : Inc. LINES, VAN citizens S vi t seizure, the search right 0 e KOERBER to PAINT SHOP or a 4.342321. “right” 'have the 5‘ Distance decent living physical and and Long Local . » . ,. wage, employment to (Champa Studios) social well-being, private owner- Moving it and payment, education, ship, organization and Hauling Kind Patricia Any H Poston of. the is based on assembly. 20 Sixth Ave. So. St. Cloud, Minn. Cloud the quality and quantity of work St. Under Communist res-w hons govern- rather than inherent right in th‘ese rights and freedoms ment any man. Hospitality Life and maintenance its on a SCHUMPERLlN-WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME becoming T level objec- is major a hands in for tive Christian governments. your Since 1873 Only the State Counts O Communist Under the regime the and life, state, his is not the Rapids; Father Paul CATHOLIC CHURCH in zetenherg, Sauk Zylla, St. THE FIRST man Telephone and 160 primary consideration. Nothing, Bidinger, Lowell Cloud; Harry Hochsprung, John will be under week Sartell Last DRINK} soon way. once the trained, life, is be at not too great Bromcnschenkel, Bishop Bal‘tholome, to Alphonse even blessed by Coadjutor ground Bishop Peter the . was for sacrificed the "progress" of Fruth, Father Theisen, Martin Virnig; F. W. experienced staff of shovel and the first earth turned W. Bartholome of : the state. Martin architect; Traut, Ted Jackson, Miller, ' con- Tschumperlin-Wil- Virnig, administrator Benedict of the by Father and Lawrence DeZurik. Excavation work tractor, Although Article 120 the 5¢ grants 5 Sartell. Included the above liams parish in picture ready is to on new ar- completed last week by Martin Fruth. also right maintenance in old to was age, building members the parish committee, the of COMPLETE } are parish building committee John the Also range ‘ illness, incapacity, Article 12 on are or and Left right, architect, Father contractor. to Lawrence funeral service are Jr., and Weyer.———(Bob Molitor Shank, that “he who does states work, not ac- Cloud; Father Robert Smith, St. Raymond Schul- photo) shall eat.” cording not to For l your Because the produces wishes. state Music Meet Military Funeral ls Held CLOTHES! much less than it needs, it cannot O SHOES! CROSBY SQUARE bothered be with expendables; the I Tschumperlin Williams J. Bernard E. Al therefore, it has scruples Sauk Centre Set April no For Soldier 24 St. 315 Street Cloud, Minn. St. Germain against the practice of euthanasia' TH E so-called killing. or mercy John's St. By Since the has regard for state no Sauk Centre—Military funeral and flanked by Morton Weeks was life, certainly freedom of religion "NEW ES" CLOTH ' rites held here for 18- and Helmer Bartelt. bugler The were an and speech considered. In not are PAINT WALLPAPER STORE DINNDORF 8. year-old Sauk Centre soldier who Harold Gisel of Grey Eagle. was school Cathedral high will book, his The Russians, Wil- A. R. par- instantly'when killed Pvt. Parks had been member was a car a ticipate in the annual music fes- liams the Communist youth quotes STORE riding he in turned of the regular five for only over near was army tival Catholic high schools for of saying: “Give ideals but not I‘Paints Pittsburgh as me April Ogden, Kans., 1. months. He enlisted Oct. 29, on on April St. John’s Region IV 24 facts, at realities.” 1948, with other four Pvt. Donald J. The youth young men university, Stalin and material was progress Painting Contractor Varnishes from here. Before entering the Mr. Mrs. Parks, eldest of and — The festival will include work (facts) son substituted for God are service he had father assisted his Parks of Sauk Centre. Everett in choral and band Opposite the divisions, Post Office Cloud the in St. and i i al development Wallpaper. t Imperial Washable s p r u ——-——-— in the trucking business. both_individual and massed. The (ideals). Mass offered in Requiem was Born in April Sauk 16, 1930, band, under massed the direction Although Article church Tuesday of St. Paul’s of the 124 r: on So. St. Cloud 7th Ave. 12 Centre, Pvt. Parks attended grade of Phil Thielman St. of Bon- Constitution N. ' of the USSR last week by Father M. Kremer. grants DANIEL school here of and graduate iface’s, Cold Springs, will play freedom in St. Paul’s of religious worship, Interment was a i. ceme- was Sauk Centre high school in 1948. West” “East and march by Ted freedom of Military rites anti-religious tery. con- were propa- Mesand. ganda also 136th by service Surviving his is recognized and ducted is parents, two company, are so FUNERAL the Minnesota Na- strongly of brothers, Laurel, supported by the infantry sisters: Sister Direct ruling and to two i -, faction tional Guard. that Richard, Marilyn, completely Judith. it and over- Massed Chorus shadows the first Sauk Centre soldier Another proviso. commanded l In the firing squad HOME Religious worship is the also in the mishap but auto William Sgt. Don Veeder by Under the direction of Sister expres- was were sion of spiritual needs and escaped without injury. He is Pvt. Hesse, Robert Coons, Charles Anne Cathedral our and Rose high, the of i thankfulness, just free speech is Laverne Felling, who had enlisted Polipnick, Jack will Jerome Gaspard, massed chorus sing “Mighty as the expression of social and with Pvt. Parks. Kenneth Herkenhoff, and Minnesota” from Minnesota by Fred our political views, body either verbally The, escorted here by Military pallbearers Cliff Father” Wolfe. Sakry, the “Our and or was were INTELLIGENT COURTEOUS, through the medium Felling l ofthe Pvt. Pvt. Thomas Sul- and Lowell Bosshardt, Virgil by Father Harold Whittier of St. Braun, press. Within Soviet the regime, livan of Fort how- Riley, who also had Pollipnick, AND MODERN FUNERAL Ronald Kampsen, Paul. John Faith St. John’s Dick of so-called free speech is enlisted when Parks Pvt. entered Elmer and Finken. will direct the and ever, Ronald Felling, massed band per- SERVICE FOR v MORE THAN mitted only if the views service. expressed the Acting honor guard commanded chorus presentation of W. Scott “For Christ Lt. James as IIIL in complete accordance the body prior funeral with the YEARS. to 65 the military units. King.” are the other over ‘ the party’s. Wil- Free services speech, Charles Hease, U. S. Winkler, Each the organizations Mark W. Sgt. of as we were par—l know it, is forbidden and liam Robert Coons. is Coons, and ticipating recruited Pvt. choose its individual ' who had pun- own army, ishable by imprisonment, exile Relatives from of who town the out selections that required the 'service, bore be Parks for to or are if death. attended funeral the Mr. sufficiently guard difficult the color flag in the test American to were ' U.S.A. U.S.S.R. Mrs. Joe Beck, Mr. Mrs. and and capabilities the individual best of vs. TELEPHONES: fin . Installed Kermit Olson, Mrs. Robert Iver- Officers players. band Each and each Ask Bill Jones what he owns; Office 238-W Mrs. Elizabeth Korf, all of chorus is allowed seven-minute he will probably son, tell that he a you and GARDEN WN AIDS Minneapolis; Mr. Mrs. Larry and performance festival the at Residence—1543 his home, lot ac- out owns a car, a on Duluth, Mr. Korf of Mrs. and cording directions released by WCOF Institute At Sommer to Avenue where he intends Bill Nierson Rochester, of and Father Alfred Deutsch, O.S.B., of of few the values have in inst build, and maybe few to Eleven, Seventh North 'Avenue St. Cloud many we a are even a Stockinger Mrs. Al Mr. and of St. John’s, chairman the festi- of shares in Minnesota Mining Bell seeds. Come In and them all! garden and lawn or soc St. Cloud. val. Telephone. held officers Installation of was In the Soviet Union if ask of you Catholic Order by the Women’s what he he would a man the owns, their meeting in Foresters at 1. probably "j look and shake his at week. Tuesday of last you institute on head, replying, “Nothing but the cele- discussed Plans to were clothes back and loaf the of brate the 50th anniversary on my a or of black bread, two little banquet Forester organization. A a cheese.” Private there is property planned being and program are considered only from the stand- for in May. date some point of private enterprise which is week installed last Officers forbidden, because only the chief state Edward Brick, Mrs. ran- were land, natural financial Mikel, Mrs. Fred can own resources, ger; SPKING SHEARS and mm factories. Dippold, Mrs. Edward T secretary; *iROEDUCKA [ice " 'HOMART The worker’s is Theo- Mrs. recording secretary; average wage 79: 3-Pc. barely sufficient for Nich- his and his Sivinski, Mrs. doe treasurer; 98: $1.95 family’s immediate Mrs. needs. If olas he is Mertes, first trustee; Bielejeski, good second worker the provides Vincent trustee; state a For sweeping up ’trustee; third Mrs. Scheuer, enough food and clothing Mary that rain Blades Throws gentle lay flat. Cuts so a g leaves and trash senior Chris Lommel, he and his Mrs. family perform 4 30 easily to foot con- in without may a. grass BATHROOM COMBINATION Lahr, jun- Catherine their “duties” ductor; Mrs. lawn. the circle. Can’t to state. get out tiring hands. Serrat- on your Some Sophia Schel- conductor; Mrs. Are ior in Luxury order. at ed-edge blades. Mrs. Ca- linger, outside sentinel; The prominent members of the Willen- Lahr, Mrs. John therine live in luxury because party they Jagielski, and bring, Miss Frances “loyal.” All their pleasures 50 are Gracefully Designed as auditing Jagielski, Miss Agnes 15 well their needs taken as are care Mas- and Jerry committee; Mrs. of by their If member party. a juvenile lonkowski, musician and should be disloyal (by the party’s director. Sparkling, you've The bathroom always wanted! stream- standards), his life and the lives of Fehrenbacher is Father Henry his family lined, styled in gleaming white matching would be the beauty! Sani- payment. John chaplain of the Dr. group. In 1939 the Great Purge (purge each piece designed eliminate dirt catching tary, too, to James O’Keefe Libert and Dr. P. $16.00 DOWN ‘ of the purgers) occurred; “facts medical examiners. 5-ft. recessed porcelain enameled tub; acid, are comers. obtained by the police, the secret $12.00 MONTHLY hour social fol- An informal china stainproof vitreous toilet, lavatory. NKVD, arraigned against were Gordon lowed. Spading suspected members. If the . man l II survived K 0 I l' the II O successfully, I! R he purge ' Eden Valley Pair became the greater asset to a if he quietly liqui- party; not was 31.19 82.39 82.19 dated. Jubilee Observe No arbitration mediation is or permitted because the An all- duty—with D government Heavy purpose rake. Stur- 14-Tooth is supposedly infallible. Hence hoe handle. For break- correctly Valley—Mr. Eden and Mrs. — hard made for din there need for discussion. shaped turning is and and ing of Assumption parish Peter Neu up per- no The handle. iron rule of 5-ft. fectly balanced. soil. garden terror their usage. marked golden wedding exer- an- cised by the is state that strong Sunday niversary last and Mon- so Flower Bod dares scam demand his rights day. no man lest he jeopardize the safety of family A reunion, dinner, and his family and friends. reception held in church the were These conditions the which basement Sunday. A Mass are High on 16-inch 22-inch exist in USSR. the today; they Thanksgiving of offered for was loci»- 15c"- become the fate of all the the jubilarians can Monday morning. Christian democratic countries The jubilarians the un- parents are leSS ourselves from the five children: of William we arouse Mrs. Protects beautifies and of apathy which state have to Cameron (Theresa), Whitehall, we flower beds, lawns, your an succumbed. Christ Mont.; Neu, Paynesville; shrubbery, and terraces. It duty is Christians and Mrs. Ben Kron (Marie), Mrs. to our as Made of heavy wire. gauge fight together for Christian prin- Herbert Meierhofer (Ermelinda), Easy up—just to put press ciples and rights. and Alois Neu, all of Eden Valley. ends into ground. the If fail, need fight Mr. and Mrs. Neu retired the not to we we for life, all Christian since living village Eden of Valley about 15 mflbmm Doss ideals vanish when your the atheism of Father Bernard Schrei- years ago. lloavy Communism control of seizes Paul, St. is nephew of the ner, man a work for and his couple. country. you! What Milcor They’re Saying [AWN CART “The who falls down lot quicker gets than the man up a one $6.95 who lies down.” -—Anonymous. 1. * ‘ Has lots Carries of uses 52> -— “When I the cafe read to to petty stupid go or newspapers sod, rocks, leaves, gravel, etc. I look the around at customers I their silly joy, I hear me, see Does countless. hauling jobs their foolish their blasphemi'es and I reflect that nonsense or around the house and the on I there immortal souls, of what they am among farms. unaware Rubber-tired wheels. are. Souls made adore eternally to the Holy Trinity.” -——Leon Bloy. LADNER HARDWARE (0. as * “It is the victory which not gives happiness noble hearts, to H<i>m it struggle.” is the —*Count DeMontalembert. GUARANTEED INSTALLATIONS ARRANGED—FINANCED AND 524 St. Germain St. Cloud # * “This had nothing and half of it, and man gave me we BY SEARS, ROEBUCK AND (0. both had abundance.” —Vachel Lindsay. t it sh 16-18 AVENUE 50’ SIXTH “Let replace not superstitious of machines with us reverence superstitious horror of them, but them simply the tools a use as ST. CLOUD, MINNESOT they are.” I Msgn‘w.