REGISTER CLOUD THE ST. PAGE Friday, May 13, TWU I949 Nun-Artist Workshop in QUIZ 4/ James H. Murphy INSURANCE GISTER ST.CI.OUD R Kate By Knese Real Estate 203 St. Mary'l Bldg. Phone 19‘ OFFICIAL THE PAPER OF BISHOP OF ST. CLOUD ‘ Oblate An sisterhood In- 1. for Published Catholic Society, Every Week by the Press Inc. dian been officially has women Office of Publication: 938 Bannock Street, Denver Cole. 1, IDEAL RADIATOR established Paul’s Indian St. at mission in (a) St. Paul, Minn.; REPAIR President......................Most Rev. Bishop Joseph F. Busch, D.D. Marty, Dak.; (c) (b) S. Denver, Advisory Board: Rt. C. Thiebaut, V.G., Cloud; Rev. P.A., St. Locan In the New Tucker Building Coo. 602 First Street South. St. Cloud, Minn. Rev. Wadena; Rt. Plachta, Very Rev. George August Ranch, RADIATORS CLEANED AND Long Haupt, Prairie; Very Rev. Lambert J. Little A large number of Falls; 2. converts REPAIRED Very Rockville; Very recently for the Church Rev. Francis Zitur Rev. Peter Kroll, were won .All Work Guaranteed St. successful mission Cloud: S. through Very Rev. Ziolkowski, .I.C.D., St. Cloud. a con— Phone 1366 “Shorty” Klitscls bitterly ducted in of the Editor and Business Manager............Rev. Roger Vossberg, MA. most one That anti-Catholic (a) Advertising centers: of ..Lenarz and Sons, St. Cloud Agents ASK F OR ...................... Edinburgh, Belfast, Ireland; (b) Editorial Offices: Institute building. PO. Box 229, St. Cloud, Minn. Paris, France. Scotland; (c) Price: Canada, $2.00 $2.50, Mexico, Alaska: per year; The winner of the first book 3. foreign. $3.00, ($15,000) the Christo— prize in Send changes of address The Register, Cloud Edition. 5!. to: phers’ and play book contest was 1620, Colorado. Box Denver 1 Cath— Pdst by George Howe, (a) won a Entered Second Class Matter Ofl’ice, Denver, Colorado at as (c) olic; (b) Protestant; Commu- —Tom Wahl DELICIOUS nist. ICE CREAM Juniper Says That: The life of the 4. average span shorter than Negro WE is 10 SEE AS IT years People like their because editorial that of the White (a) of strong Moliior Drug Co. enough make which to them conditions in he live; sit must and up take notice, but hard; (b) works (c) he does Weak he too enough to REXALL AGENCY let them sit down work. with not an easy One) (Continued From Page Prescriptions Specialty The number of 5. a consolence. persons ex- Kodak & Supplies Toiletrlu planning well in executing such program,” points behind pelled from their homes as as a ST. CLOUD. MINN. Browerville Curtain into present-day the Iron Victim Bishop Alter. out truncated Germany is than more As-reported Register in the before, three Catholic (b) (a) 1,000,000; 5,000,000; a} h‘ML‘nr‘ur‘lfl'Iu‘fl q H F H.“- H H H P agencies have voiced their opposition existing to pro- Of (c) 12,000,000. War Reinierred national posals for health Health They opposed For a program. are The proposal Senator Jo- 6. of such plans to not much because of principle . . the of . Catholic Cleveland that all seph so I “I'm: schools and several col- private health taxation for protection but because of “the Browerville.~—Reinterment monop- Hedr’s serv— of his be subjected leges state to oly would which inevitable result be the under the ices govern- conducted April 21 were for local taxation defeated 13-9 was and misnomer calling the of the ment system tax in- Pfc. A. an L. Konietzko call (a) Montpelier, by roll in in St. Jo- a hWi‘ul-fi‘nni'r surance.” ‘ Del.; (c) (b) Dover, Tren- Vt.; seph’s church, with the Rev. S. B. three N. J. What the Catholic ton, recommended is Kuzniak groups a offering the Requiem Any UN inquiry of service voluntary associations by and private 7. at present Instant Frozen program Mass. The Rev. Theodore Wrobel “trials” Cardinal Mind- into the of initiative backed by financial This of government Royalton support. delivered the CREAM IBE sermon. and clergymen 13 szenty was op- Interment plan, they in keeping with is the social in sound the parish was say, more cem- by the (a) Atlantic Pact; posed etery. principle subsidiarity federal of than compulsory health Associated (c) (b) Church Press; a Pfc. Tel. 567 Konictzko, Mr. of insurance Ad Political UN Hoc committee. and son program. Mrs. Steve Konietzko, born Catholic Catholic writer who, was The agencies the Bureau A three of 8. great are Aug. 18, 'AWaWu‘w‘a‘J'u'M'l-m 1920. He received his rated well-behaved 18, at Health Hospitals of National Catholic was as and the Welfare education in St. Joseph’s parish bri in school, but ht not was very National Conference of Catholic Conference; the Char— school later and attended Brower~ (b) Gil- CLOUD Theodore aynard; ST. (a) ville Hospital high ities; Catholic Association of the United school. and the After completing (c) Chesterton; Mont- Keith bert ELECTRIC C0. h1s_ education, he employed in States Canada. and Carmichael. was gOmery Chlcago until he inducted into decide take “Once Electrical Contractors 9. to was national health In sound moral up and you any program, the armed services in February, will find God and Residential Commercial cross, you car- your social legitimate principles be followed, and must - a 1942. He received his basic This train- the heavy end of it.” rying Industrial Wiring professional hospitals autonomy of and be must Camp at Walters, groups Tex. Regis- ing He the vol- Tel. 2543 St. Cloud is taken from sentence fully unteered preserved. (3.) “Listen- entitled paratrooper column and as a ter after 10 months of It;" training In;” (b) “As We See ing is It of in society help the duty to create was everyone sent in March, ‘fWhat They’re Saying.” (c) 1943. overseas such conditions individual readily that attain the can a FARM Pfc. Konietzko does Convinced that Stalin killed 10. Oct. was of physical state material well-being. and 2, 1944, in Holland. (a) General Fran- is Surviving want not war are Minnesota. wanted in Central is It business society vol- the of through private and his (b) President Tru- Franco; parents and cisco the following 'Describe soil, loca- buildings, untary associations well through public agencies to brothers VI. (c) King George and sisters: Evelyn, as Bur- as man; price, Write tion, in detail. etc. Rozelyn, Page (Answers 3) it that available for and Roy, to the the Chicago; me, on see necessary means are Lemmer, Belgrade, Minn. Ed, Browerville; Mary, Lake Park; social welfare individual. of the and James in Alaska. I Rite is Coronation It however, business of the not, the state to assume PAINTINGS, plaqu‘cs, head and Sister Thomasita, who is of the department pottery art are all the functions relieve individual of society, the to or Stritch Cardinal college in Milwaukee, pictured is at of the TSCHUMPERIIN-WIILIAMS media of the of Sister art HOME FUNERAL some of his his responsibility and deprive him of freedom above in her workshop, San Damiano, in the college own led Perhum Is In Franciscan Thomasita, Sister, which is dis- now on choice. of attic. , the public play the College St. Benedict. of to at Since 1873 How without should the federal government, +‘ .+.' +' + assum- Richter By Penny ing health give assistance volun- monopoly care, to a over THOMASITA SR. TRUE ARTIST There is associations initiative? and private tary to a way conduct funeral The Catholic these three a groups measures, propose crowning Perham.-—The annual that soothes service Nun’s Work Display Famed other things: among held and calms here the May of was sorrow. queen on federal assist in That the government 1. construc- Trust Tschum- May 1, evening of the - . . perlin-Williams tion health in of community rural of special centers Mr. daughter of Richter, Penny areas ex- perience, training Maurice Richter, Mrs. and need. That effort 'be stimulate made enrollment was to every of St. originality Joseph—Even the showing Well and insight played in the pieces, for this great at art led the She once chosen as proces— queen. in Cross, Shield, other voluntary Blue Blue and insurance under- Catholic depth of and philosopher, Jacques and service. design. striking of treatment mastery wreath of placed sional and as a roses a plans. Maritain, has written the of of Sister standing. subject art The matter Virgin’s Blessed of the the foot at federal of That the government assist medical schools this little American Franciscan religious, 2. Thomasita’s Works is also attendants Her 10 statue. the deviating from ln - more or- Sister Thomasita, head of with facilities instructional nun, the grants-in-aid for and costs; of bouquets placed styles of traditional roses on and nate re- Phone 160 4 Students Cold A Spring the department of Cardinal art Eileen attendants The J. Tschumperlin altar. William: for the Bernard E. establish scholarships medical financial students and the artist were ligious art, stresses Stritch college Milwaukee. in Cummings, Marie Anne Tober, churches in of importance art 315 into St. Germain physicians least fav- Minn. support to to the Street St. Cloud, an encourage go Sister Thomasita’s in work Recital Piano Give To Boedig- Shirley Faber, Jacquelyn worshipers which by can more appropriate funds for ored and medical research. sculpture, painting, i areas; c r e a m c s, Joan Hassler, uncluttered Catherine full, heimer easily grasp prints, and needlework have Betty similar established That be for 3. mer- Daiker, Judy program Johnson, a Gross, meanings. St. Boniface Cold Spring—The ited several prizes. practical professional Marie dentists, and other Boedigheimer, and Marg of music Cold of department nurses, nurses, that maintains Thomasita collection Sister A of her is art now following Keidel. will the Spring personnel. present exhibit the library in and art something merely is art not on cre- her at— the and pupils piano recital After in grade queen a authorize assistance the That Congress 4. to states studio the College of St. Bene- at chisel; it with brush ated grade the lower afternoon 2:30 tendants Sunday or a at a came p.m.: dict. in in providing health for the the lowest in- care group junior David Steil, Gene and the Theis, by in white Mary attitude girls of life, is an way This exhibit of Sister a Thomas- brackets for those without income. These and Theis, Francis of three b girls the come Weber, R t day. the any make each chorus, which upper o r e we ita’s work St. Benedict’s to came formals. funds should available of Blue Muggli, Mildred Simon, Dana Lee pastel be made for the purchase in dressed grades, displayed will be exhibit This from showing the’ St. Paul at a Stein, Joan Mary Louise pastor, Johnson, Donnay, John Father Cross, Blue Shield, and other forms of voluntary health studio Benedict’s art St. School Art. From will of here it at Eisenschenku Judith Kath— Benedic- Bauer, and Rosary the led "publlc ‘ May 15. The gave Chicago. The through exhibit shows to is in- go care. Koop, Mary Koop, Margaret leen the Sister Raymond tion. admission or- was There is special using vited. the artist’s interest in no involve These proposals, while they government Mary Reichert, Stephen Koop, ganist. materials in simple and her charge. way a 'Robert action, safeguard citizen, hospital, the individual the and Muggli, W b Mary e e r, ability combine several mate— to Pupils Belting, Annabelle Mary Jones, irie Belle Pro 2. professional from monopoly government in the harmoniously in single rials groups a Russell, Jeanette Ellen Steichen, work. of field health time give At the they care. same en- Wirtzfeld, Elmer Walz, Mary Jane Besides several paintings, the voluntary in- couragement the growth strength of to and Lloyd Kammeier, Rosemary Koop, in- show includes ceramic statues Winners First-Place Are Theisen, Thomas and Leonette surance programs. cluding St. Francis, pottery, a Finest 77m Russell. series of plaques, weaving, and a 'Vogue' Contest Opens Various choral the additional of studies photographic of groups tich school also take Sister Thomasita. grade will in Contest pieces of part Coteche In Mattress Christophers dis- Sunday’s Simplicity and honesty program. are Door for Chance Actor Has Student Value Jung, Beste, Lillian Noreen Belle Two Sauk Centre. were — is Here the interest- time for campaigners for modest useful to an Caroline Ken- Kennedy, Patricia Savage and Merle pupils, Prairie _ grumbling fashion. to stop ing young one Wiener. Alverna With Character nedy, and Grow the fifth Touhey, To Wilhemine won about the fashions settling for Why have Catho- not or our young catechetical contest, the of diocesan members Sauk Centre isolated gnodesty campaigns and artists do lic with talent and princi- successful cIOSe which Columbus to Knights of Melrose a came something. Vogue fashion the Prise de ples for Paris try maga- auditorium Paul’s school in St. lunch all contestants served to a zine gives the golden opportunity. awards offered by Vogue maga— May 1. the contest. after visitors and role the By BOB college and GAVIN young zine? All is the informa- as care- have By accident, the we poster announc- third Melrose the Members of the 1949 Hal places in less Prince of Henry the Taking first tion the chance with A poster. to ing the Vogue Prix de Paris on grow up a 194.9 Columbus, of Knights degree Our pupils of Now he will Fourth, Part One. two contest Shakespearean were character is plum the contest editor’s desk. Here the prizes: First to prize, a came are of Father M. leadership the under Belle academy in youth Angels the of Lady portray grown same professional up given few to actors It used back photo junior to editor Vogue was some year one as on in here, N, Kramer, pastor home whose Savage, and sober King Prairie, Merle the were into mature still collegiate and fewer play- to But think cuts. it might magazine; second prize, six months we prove loi-al charge arrangements. of Wil- Dak., and Henry, who abandoned the rakish Williston, N. is in junior editor Vogue; and the as. as on in is home whose his youth the ‘inquisitor hemine Touhey, exploits of Omcr to Acting assume was On Sunday Monday and 7:45 at as awards of merit offer winners 10 May Crowning Rites Wil- The mother of loneliness Minneapolis. responsibility Mel- and of of the Sieben, grand knight however, when the Johnny consideration for junior editorial p.m., Touhey, Leo Mrs. hemine, Vernon Meyer council. was as— Players power. Henry Fifth, the rose present jobs other Conde Nast publica- on Conducted her daughter the in controls of Morris the to sisted present wm at see am- that will king, Love has lines chance be given As the 709 Don to Garden, Glamour, tions: House and used which first place. plifying system, was Love, sophomore matchless, but knotty, pro-divinity of poetry stu— Vogue Pattern Book; introduction all successfully that contestants eligible Both to winners dent Wisconsin memorize. This partly from Rapids, is the so Wis. to re— are advertising agencies, and to stores, Morris—The Blessed Virgin’s could hear all and spectators ques- play—Henry Last Love fault of the the Fifth played his first scholarship other magazines. The ceive $250 to 100 next top. year any a crowned April statue 30 in without dif- and tions was answers perhaps the play is most + + the Diocese + Catholic high school in will also be introduced uneven contestants Assumption church. The ficulty. proces- Shakespeare wrote. they choose advertising agencies, Cloud. and of St. If to stores, a sion girls in white dressed of Love Way Shows pre- overwhelming load of dia- An they the diocese, will be five Melrose, district school outside other magazines. There of John Lang ceded the The statue ceremony. the king; logue and action rests scholarship. receive $150 prizes each of knight will cash of $25 for the grand deputy and former on a a of the Blessed Virgin carried was balance the the of the the fol- cast, made except The award is best theses submitted. council, of the Melrose on repre- by John four Boy Scouts, Lam- chorus, only incidental does is and the from basis: $100 council of the lowing the sented state Contestants be enrolled by must Jack James Cress, Cress, and pert, little furnish than back- Cloud; knights, St. Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus. more a Oct. 1949. 1, Joseph Schroeder determined hero- ground for the council of the from the $50 state . Fourth De- Representing the Send for complete information LuAnn Kieffer the crowned sta- of ism Henry. Columbus, and $100 Knights of Cloud assembly, knights, St. the Prix de Paris director, in gree to for the look tue the May of Her attend— the dio- school in queen. high from the 23I-coll Love’s previous experience in- Matching who of the annual a of Vogue, Lexington 1420 are sponsors KO". KING ants Diane Anderson, Mary care winner were chooses to which the box spring, cludes several high school plays Borgert same cese Lawrence contest, New York, N. Y.’ were trademark Coleman, avenue, Rose Marie Peterson, attend bed Full twin next price. . . . and three debate, though of year. or co-chairmen; and Dinndorf. Peter years guarantee and Mary Handorff, crown-bearer. Where is Christopher? Who yow a size. nothing award there the with made $50 to John Lang acted time- Carl Fritz, who was compare as quality." of The closed will dare the big world of ceremonies with May enter _ line-by-line the analysis and coach- behalf of the keeper; Jr. the winners and Edward Zapp, to on devotions benediction underground and fashion and do of the some that John’s council. ing is of St. C. part judges K. of Tabulators the five for state a per- Blessed Sacrament. fashion? sabotage for God’s modest formance Shakespearean of play. a all steel innerspring coils, construc- of Hundreds 4‘ NS RCERY ll ’l 0 SUBSCRIBE him REGISTER To help further his inter- in Flexedge. with tion pretation of strong~willed 5; king, TO THE a will have Love the of aid Laurence Lg \ felt. Flex-o-lator with and Insulated cotton 0 Olivier’s recording the play. of CONFECTIONERY ‘ ' MEATS GROCERIES yourself for friend. For purili or felt a of with layers holstered cotton Softly o u Phone 189 RM. 188 A.M. 6 Regular Week Days. 7:30 to or Discussion Fatima Ultra«Violet Ray. fiedwi on 8th Ave. 520 50.. A.M. EM. Fridays, 9 7:30 to The St. Cloud Register . St. Cloud. Minn. A.M. EM. Sundays, 8:30 12 :15 to P. O. Box 229 Held by Wodenu NO-SAG side walls. Pre-Built CYO 0 " St. Cloud, Minn. screened handles, cord Patented vents. I 0 enclose $2 for subscription The Cloud St. Register to a PAPER PAINTS—WALL Wadena.—“Our Lady of. Fa- be to sent to: sanitary dustproof in Packed carton. tima.” topic the under discus- 0 was Name sion the April meeting 28 of the at Catholic Youth organization of St. Paint and wall keep home looking smart Address your paper can as Ann’s parish here. Star Johnny of the Play- large selec- well the walls woodwork. See and Panel members who kept the as our preserve ers’ production of Shake- ball rolling- Elaine Keufler, tion beautiful colors and modern of paints and wall in were papers Rita speare’s Mae Hoffman, Henry the Ken Kern, Fifth. Sunday Parish designs. and Monday will be Arney Lucken, Donald Leo Goeden, Love, Doris Sent by sophomore pro-divinity d Theisen. t t s u e n SHOP KOERBER Wisconsin P ANT from Rapids, Young people Wis. from the parishes In playing the title role, he in Verndale, will take Aldrich, Blue Grass, where he left off with the and Bluffton for also present up same were character last year’s in Henry the the bimonthly meeting. We Deliver PHONE 908 PHONE 908 Fourth. Like Henry, Love himself Joan Ehlen, elected newly CYO St. Cloud. Minn. 20 Sixth Ave. So. older is and wiser presided. secretary, now. t