13,’ CLOUD. Friday, THE ST. REGISTER May 1949 PAGE THREE J Ratings Radio Show Shadeg Family Another Priest in Movie Current Heart of the The Family Sponsored Is the “Woe Voluntary and scandal-givers conscious of to romance reviews, theater, in films, and shameless fashions.” newspapers, K.iof-C. By DOERNER ——-Pius XII—to Pilgrims. Mas. BY J. F. A-l Morally Unobjectionable for Adults and Children The possibility that fear, panic, Big Sombrero Country 0011’: pessimism The good—except for the and will and other border in day be and rug was on some Crashing Through In The Navy the portion the border side little islands of American citizens the hole is in the spots one among Fighting on worn Father Dunne Jiggs Maggie In. & Society theme the final of the radio drama the worn-to-the- in the for middle. ——except‘ 69th Fighting So Dear To My Heart “Future in the of Democracy" around the middle. There quiet all spots times inter- se- weave 2 were A broadcast locally ries under the with lively The spersed timer—con)- was rug Morally Unohjectioneble for Adults Only sponsorship-of St. Cloud council good. It good” ings and goings. " was Black Arrow Key Largo ‘ Knights 961, of Columbus. kept turning . the coal I the around. when rug City Canon Mr. Belvedeere Goes College to The will be heard at stood Then I table hole. heater the program put over a Every on Girl Should Be Married Wheels , of Destiny 5:15 May station 18 ‘ With by books the table-shelf, protected p.m. on it, on one 3 a B KFAM. large metal-covered book accidentally (?) slip- MoraIIy Objectionable Everyone for . This radio series has presented the, ped off and the hole. under covered board Adventures of Don Juan . June Bride discussions, in dramatized form, stove. thoughtfully Some always one El Pasa One Touch of Venus of six freedoms essential the to ‘fuLife i many" the book back place. No in its put —-- Gentleman after Dark Walls of Jericho of life Americans have way en- lively lives little good—subterfuge! joyed and called to , are now upon —went For mcr I on safety, then, large put a their preserve for children: Free- the ily enough the hole rug. which over rug over on dom livi, freedom from to want, seemed There the desk could stand keep and the educate, freedom freedom to to " need for in pro- place. But the desk made no rug work, freedom worship, and, to , M"- F--'- 006"“? tection the Hundreds to of the rug passing for rather space nar- finally, freedom from fear. when oil-burning heater suc- an row. Expressing his appreciation of little heater. But the ceeded coal Anyone the desk is get at apt to the c0~operation of sta- Mrs. Joseph Stommes, generous back Cloud; St. A. Shadeg, Britto, WHEN FATHER Norbert row, weak- oil gradually dribblings New, Cool of bumped. tion KFAM for the making school, Francis’ high in St. pro- Albany; senior boys little ose, husky ened its S.V.D., offered his first Solemn Mass warp; Life rich full while and is in available this in and so a grams Sauk Mildred, Minneapolis; Henry, area, Falls, Little finally heating it taking turns Albany, fol- being Dolors church, May he is Seven 1, out. the local to for calling the was rug worn Sauk press Cloud; Alfred, Clarion, St. Sister Centre; thing). A its woof (poor broke lowing in the footsteps his brothers who also I the of sad passing two public’s attention them, Ben J. to Cotton am never over in the three St. Joseph. The and Oscar, not Centre; Without hole started. little Masses a offered first Albany. All but three of things. while their in was Even I enjoy- Koshiol, grand knight, said: am Father in religious life. They also the picture are are the furn- (after it stove to Left Shadeg pictured above. of the family cover ing them feel detachment, to I I are a “Today the threat de- stationed in New S.V.D., who is Werner Shadeg, great to hole the in) put Little Fa- was right, front Sister Ives, Falls; ex- the ace was feeling into words, cannot put row, are does from Clares, Sauk for- Mary Rose, Poor Guinea; Sister not mocracy come a posed. but maybe have the feeling, ther Shadeg, Shadeg; Thomas Brooten; Mrs. Rose you philosophy Sisters, eign, false loudly Carmel, Carmelite and Mary Rapids; Sister prop- around that the turned I so rug Things have passed, and too: agated subtly years and engineered, but Dresses, Father S.V.D.; Rapids, Mich—(Carl Fritz photo) Norbert Shadeg, and Sister De- Grand the of the far side hole the have was on passed. rather the threat in the real is hopefully where, I and the as with room But of passing time, false phiIOSOphy of of the many would be of the hole thought, out keep the forever democratic peoples themselves. you grace you sight. dealt with perishable “It hope that the ‘Future is won you as our honest—in holewas But the things. Democracy’ have of programs the from evidence across Grace is fresh open and brought fellow citizens in- ever young. our an be proved it Moreover, to a We have It room. to get creased the of new rug. a awareness respon- back chairs being pushed for will be good the snare sibility indi- not must accept so rug a as we as hole The table. dinner the from old but will be it good enough. viduals welfare." for one, our common ln little striking I colors, and flourished. put over rug a increased the only Bishop Barthoome Praises it which stum— Deep keyhole stripes. piece thick soft I bling. put un- a edges I bound the which it to der neck line, fastened with Noble Work Gruenes of Fr. cleaner The of the hole. vacuum hand-beater) the (successor to peorlized link. the threads. catching always was al- grow! Yet hole How can a (Continued Page One) Leo Keaveny, Little From T. Falls; Vertical pleats colors stripe the and soft how clear ways Adalbert Unruhe, O.S.B., Farm— St. Joseph’s the Litch- society and hole side of the each showed on ing; Ignatius Wippich, St. Cloud; down side of blouse field Knights of Columbus at- Anthony Ronellenfitsch, O.S.B., Jubilee Diamond tended the funeral. Richmond; Victor Ronellenfitsch, opening soft drape into Scouts An honor of Boy of guard O.S.B., Cold Spring; Louis Trauf— diamond La.—The Benedict, St. skirt. of‘the ler, on O.S.B., St. Cloud; Benedict Rt. Rev. jubilee ordination their attended with 351 troop Ab- Petermeier, retired Breckenridge; Henry O.S.B., Paul Schaeuble, Raymond Kurtz. In scoutmaster, Will be Steichen, Joseph’s here, St. Nicholas; Lawrence of St. bot the honor Roy guard Ed- Gunmetal, Green, were or Ryan, Abbot Paul will observed Hector; June 14. wards, Joseph Bischoff, Richard Hierarchy of Morris; celebrate Mass. The Arthur Hoppe, Henry Brown all Weidert, iWartman, John Fred stripes, will attend. the L Alexandria; state Leonard t Fink, Kenneth Donald Welliver, u g n, e Gaida, Opole; Matthew A. Kiess, Thies, Hickey, John Schmid, Lee White. on Select D. I. of O.S.B., Collegeville; Edwin Oman, Donald William Logais, Weis, Ken- St. Stephen's; Raymond Lang, .Theis, and neth John Kummet, Hillman; Paul Lansing, David Cam- Schoenecker. bridge; R. Filbin, A. Eden Valley; Diocese 3 From Monsignor Edward Mahowald of Henry Hill; Retzek, Spring Frank Pierz in the sanctuary. present was J. First, Dumont; Nicholas NORBERT SHADEG, S.V.D., Gerald FATHER Stommes, nephew, Albany; Father Shadeg; More a than priests 90 present were Kraemer, Wheaton; Edward Ram- Arlene Stommes, niece, Albany; Mary Ellen altar Dolors before of Seven the is pictured the a funeral. or Falls; Slate Posts acher, Little Lawrence Botz, For cousin, Albertville; and Jane Dinner Brown, Mary the served by “attendants.” little Left Albany, his a women church, with was Grey Eagle; the parish of in the church base- cousin, Minneapolis; niece, Zachman, Stommes, Albany.—(Carl Fritz photo) right James to a a are Bernard Belgrade; Lenarz, after the funeral services ment to 3% Father _ Shade fl- Offgrs Francis Julig, Melrose; Francis the clergy, relatives, friends Useful Data and Hohn, Three the Diocese Collis; John Funk, from B. women of from town. out 9 Greenwald; of Cloud elected Frederich Weichmann, St. to state were Other priests attended who were offices Daughters of of the Isa- Luxemburg; Joseph Varley, Cathedral In Sauk Fathers Ben C. Virnig, in bella their convention recent Paynesville; F. Bowlus; at J. Bialka, Rapids; T. S. Ziolkowski, St. Mass lst Solemn Albany in Mrs. Minneapolis. They A. Burkard Arnheiter, Rich- O.S.B., are: Francis Zitur, Cloud; Rockville; N. of Morris, chan- A. Miller Report state High mond; Vincent Bozja, Watkins; Foreston; J. P. Junker, Peter Drinkwine cellor; Miss Frances of Minette, James St. Cloud; William Kroll, St. Cloud; Kroll, John A. St. Cloud, and state treasurer; Renner, Alexandria; Fred Kamp- Foley; North A. U. Hullin, Falls, Albany—When of Little Father Norbert Mrs. E. J. Anton ther John B. Funk, Greenwald; Clarissa; Vincent Weigand, sen, M. Prairie; F. Fairley, Forest One) (Continued From Page A, Shadeg, offered S.V.D., his Father state trustee. Henry Steichen, Nicho- St. St. Augusta; Wilfred Birk, Last- City; In elected first Other Mrs. Solemn officers Mass Seven Dolors Father las; Elmert Sobieck, St. were Ralph Aschoff, St. Cloud; school grade percentage rup; are Richard Heid, Earl church St. Cloud; here May he 1, fol- Anna; Father J. Gruenes, A. Glen- on Joseph River; was Trobec, Elk of larger graduates, percentage 607 Germain St. Cloud St. St. a lowing Boldt, Pierz; Thomas Shadeg, in the footsteps of his wood; Father Claude two Schwingham- Louis McCarthy, St. Paul; Henry gradu- high school the mothers brothers, Father Brooten; V i Fettgather, Thomas Shadeg Waite Park; are Father t J. A1- n c n mer, e Hirsch, West Union; Theodore and Father Werner Shadeg, Padua; Roger L. Vossberg, St. fred Kroll, Lake of Reno; higher Father but percentage ates, Wrobel, Royalton; Joseph Linz, a S-V.D., who also offered Wessendorf, their Francis Julig, Melrose; Patrick’s; Joseph and Lake Henry; college graduates. a- Claude Schwing- the fathers are first Masses here. ther Thomas Shadeg, Buckman; S. Kimball; Brooten. A. Renner, hammer, Waite Park; Adalbert the smaller of A percentage Casimir Plakut, O.S.B., Cold The ordained newly Acting priest, the attendants Father Wagner, Princeton; Raymond to Ry— as in— graduates 1947-48 went to on Spring; eighth the family in of Mrs. Shadeg the Rose occasion of his first pel, Manannah, Danzl, Arthur on than of higher learning stitutions Shadeg religious Solemn Mass to enter life, James Zach- John Bussman‘n, Belle River; O.S.B., Collegeville; Rembert Bul~ was were did in but there 1943-44, was more born Farming Dec. cousin, at 17, 1921, Minneapolis; and Preusser, August St. Anthony’s; arzik, O.S.B., Collegeville; Wil— man, on a in than 100-per-cent increase a and baptized in St. Cather- Gerald Stommes, A1- nephew, Alphonse was Kramer, St. Cloud; Cy- liam Tarman, Morrill; and Elmer a entered special- number who the ine’s church in Farming. bany, who He at- Arlene ril Ortman, O.S.B., St. Martin’s; .Sobieck, were Anna. pages; St. nursing and ized schools, such as tended the district school in Farm- Stommes, Albany, niece, who a commercial schools. ing where his father, the late “bride;” the and Mary Ellen was of The percentage stu- greatest Henry Shadeg, teacher the Brown, at cousin, of Albertville, was a 105—114 LQ. dents in the time. are Mary and Jane Stommes, niece, a , above but 23 cent per are Albany, range, of who attendants to Coadjutor Bishop Peter W. were community relatively is 115. The IT’S All YOURS WITH the “bride.” THE NEW Bartholome the in present was with than stable, 80 more very r the for first Mass of sanctuary student the of present l cent Wei. (roux? Body er Father Shadeg. Club 4-H Presents having in the been born Rev. William Renner county. g tabulated Together with the Delivers Sermon Play Flensburg in affiliated with data, schools the INCLUDED Other priests who association present Central North the were . . . either Mass during day the at of formulation the submit must or a Father Flensburg. Luke Fink, “Tom O.S.B., Sawyer’s 5 ACCESSORIES and ob- philosophy educational were WORTH — Drinkwine Frances Father Seitz, and Cyprian Treasure O.S.B., Hunt” by staged the jectives of school. the was ~ 1.4.47 Albany; Father William Renner AT of Flensburg club NO 4-H members in EXTRA cost had All which schools not yet Alexandria, delivered who Sacred the the basement the of Heart ser- formulation had such wool: an express 1.25 // per A. Father Peter Lorsung, St, church May 1. mon; the encouraged to re— payable were use monthly . Cloud; Adalbert Father Unruhe, Jimmy Jendro Gerads and Elmer study of sults this quantitative as O.S.B., Father Farming; Linus played the lead roles of Tom background. a Schieffer, Freeport; O.S.B., Fa- Sawyer Huck Finn..0ther and cast Cathedral As Catholic school, a Boys’ members Lou Super Betty or were as high school had Pennsylvania has Capuchin always a Aunt Polly, Mary Skwicra Girls’ as Models stable, philoso- basic, and express Becky Thacher, Bernard Borash and phy of objectives set . con- a Visitor in Diocese ls Muff Potter, Alfred Jendro as as with sub- it. These sonant not are Injun SAVE Joe, Robert Jendro Dr. 4.47 as radical ject change, but to are A Capuchin priest from Penn— Robbinson and Judge Thacher, adaptable detail the require- in to Alvin Ptrowitz Hooper, Ardine as sylvania visitor in the dio- of circumstances. special ments was a Slumpberger Mrs. Hooper, as last week. cese study A that required such as Muehlbauer Mary Amy Lawr- He the Rev. Linus Doemling, as is by the North Central association Margaret Borash Susie O.F.M. of Herman, ence, Cap., Fa- as Pa. of makes details community life Harper, Bernadine Perowitz has been ther Linus of as P5“ procurator I2 "CHIEF" H. and evident composition that so Schneider Grace Miller, Arlyce St. Mary’s St. Fi- monastery and as school better the both can serve Widow Douglas, Iris Korll Mrs. delis’ minor seminary in Herman as and community. parents Thacher, Raphael Perowitz and nine for While the past as 2l95° years. sheriff. Linus here, Father of guest was a Funds Ziolkowski There be- Drives Raise S. entertainment Father T. Sauk of was Rapids. tween acts. ([3.75 payablo'momhly, Win Honors Perho’m week in” per Student Relief For Actionized Trolling O Anton Mrs. E. J. “No-Flood" Carburetor I St. Joseph. Helen Boland, — George Kozlik, Duluth, state chairman of the foreign student re- Auto-Rewind “E-Z" Starter O Richard Mrs. Dooley, Fari- gent; relief drive the College of St. at vice bault, Rose Mrs. regent; “Cushioned Power" Clutch 0 Benedict, is the who not only one Duluth, Moritz, Mrs. secretary; v is pleased with the efforts made Henry Rifenrath, moni— Brainerd, “Self-Pilot" Course 0 Control - by the “Bennies” reach their to Genevieve Belanger, Minne- tor; $1,100 for foreign student quota apolis, scribe; Mrs. Steln, “Alrek” Arnold 0 Protective Coating relief. Moose Lake, honor guard; and . Setting in October with out Osakis, Mrs. Sherman Larson, in— a 5 drive, the tag day students guard. were her income encouraged by of $190, Other include: elected trustees an fishing for fast boats, family Ideal boots or run- which exceeded by amount Mrs. Edward Willmar, Krystosek, an was $8 the sale of handmade arti- Get at Mrs. John abouts. and Beamish, St. Paul. the convenience of Actionized Trolling cles in December. Monsignor James Reardon, HIAWATHA pas- without plate. Get “Sure-Fire”, “One Pull" starts a the Basilica of of St. tor Mary, Sigma Kappa Phi members had ' Minneapolis, the principal idea that their food sales two' with HIAWATHA’S Auto-Rewind was sensational “E-Z” no “Chippewa” speaker the banquet, which at would clear $133, did the was nor Starter and positive “Non-Flooding” Carburetor. attended by His 300 topic freshmen $148 of expect return women. a “The Blessed Virgin in Minne- for their delightful carnival in was With The “Chief” has “Cushioned New Clutch Power" “Jet-Flow” Frame even a sota.” February. ' that allows The Very Rev. Rudolph into G. Ban- shallow with- 595 venture to water you The senior class project, dance, a " das, of the rector St. Paul semi- raised the fund by $73, and the fear of damage See this out to motor motor. your and chaplain of state the nary 1.25 week sophomore’s “Buttons per Bows” and D. of I., spoke “The Challenge and other outstanding HIAWATHA payable Outboard monlhly on SWelled it party by another $90. of the Hour.” ‘ Toastmaster the at “Pride and Prejudice,” by New "Hydra-Coil” given Chip; fork. spring Motors NOW! Mary Koennlcke Jane Rosemarie Drahmann dinner the William Rev. A. . . was the Ardeleons in November, added . . proof "Lustre-Tex" the enamel finish. Lustro- Brand, chaplain of Santa Maria THESE TWO GIRLS of St. Henry’s parish top another $72 the rapidly growing to *Outbaard Club Certified Boating 4000 RPM chrome fenders at circle, Minneapolis. and tank. See it now. fund. class " 1949 graduation of the Perham high school. Mary A of members 35 from group ' .YOU.SHOP‘AI wu’euxouisuor'n SAVE WHEN ,vou SAVE .‘ YOU These together amounts, with Jane Koennicke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koennicke, is the St. Cloud circle attended the $43—income from the sacrifice of valedictorian with scholastic Rosemarie of 3.67. Drahmann, state a average convention. TRADE BIKES NOW formal dance—and at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Drahmann, is salutatorian corsages of the a $34 raised by the WE'LL “Junior Folly,” GIVE class with scholastic YOU MORE of 3.62. Both honor students ANSWERS a average are St. Cloud by the juniors, bring the ST. CLOUD total members of the student council to and the national honor * society. Both 1-b, 2-a,‘3-b, 4-a, 5-c, 6-a 7-c, have been active in extracurricular activity. _8-b, 9-c, 10-8.. o 3 3 .