-’o— l" THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER PAGE TWO Friday, 1949 October 21," . Them’ Their Heads ’By You Shall Fruits Know Mrs. Otto Bruning ////; T" i\\\\ Cloud St. . D. .' ‘ of \. ‘\ Circle c1000 f 'GIS'IER ST. By Kate Knese (Based OF the Register of Oct. 7) CLOUD on BISHOP ST. OF OFFICIAL PAPER THE Mrs. Otto Bruning elected Mrs. T. N. Fleming was and Mrs. daily 1. A communicant, Konrad l Society, Inc. Catholic Press Week by the Published Every of the St. regent Cloud Patrick new Meagher elected were, as Adenauer, is the Chancellor of Colo. Bannock Street, Denver 1, new Publication: Office of 938 » Daughters of Isabella the at delegates the , to convention of the regu- (82) Austria; (b) Germany; (c) < lar meeting of the last Minnesota week Council of Catholic Joseph Busch, D.D. group Bishop F. ..'.-...Most Rev. President France. the Knights ...... ............. u, of Columbus Women hall. in St. in Paul this Cloud; St. P.A., V.G., week. Thiebaut, Advisory Board:- RE. C. Rev. Why , , 2. Jesus Died, dangerous a Members Other asked officers Rev.'Geo_rge Rauch, to Rt.\Rev. Wadena; Mrs. Very sta- Plachta,» were urge August new are piece of pseudo-scholarship, was KFAM tion A. J. Monn, to their broad- vice Little Falls; Miss J. Haupt, Lambert regent; Long Prairie; Very Rev. resume written by (a) Pierre Paas- - van of Crusade Frances Drinkwine, casts for World Peace Kroll, Peter past Rockville; Very Rev. Very regent; Francis Zitur, Rev. (b) Haldeman-Julius; (c) sen; Marie Saturday Hennen, financial afternoons. The-book, J.C.D., Cloud. St. on Ziolkowski, '1‘. secretary; -St. Cloud; Very .Rev. S. Bishop Oxnam. ' Mrs. Road Ed Kain, Damascus, recording to to added .' was secre- M.A. Vossberg. Busineseranager ..Rev. Roger Editor and 3. The . number of circle’s parishes in Irene the tary; Linn, library. treasurer; Mrs. ......... .... .. Cloud and Sons, St. .......Lenarz Advertising Agents France that Adrian haVe owing Rosenberger, pastors monitor; no .................... .. Minn. Cloud, St. PO. Box 229, Editorial buildi Offices: Institute lack Mrs. to priests James of is (a) Twomey, g, 1,500; custodian; a ST. CLOUD Alaska; Mexico, (b) Canada, 7,800; (c) Price: $2.00 $2.50, 10;000. Mar 'Donohue, year; chancellor; per Mrs. foreign. $3.00, ELECTRIC Donal Cote, 4. scribe; C0. As Christmas Mary gift ‘ be dis- Grif- to a Edition, Cloud fin, inner tributed Mrs. 'Send The Register, St. guard; Harold changes the Mc— of of address Europe, tor among poor Electrical Contractors Manus, I,‘Colorado. guard; Mrs. the Good outer 1620, Denver Samaritan Arnie Box society of Residential Commercial and\ Bine, banner-bearer; - Colorado Mrs. Office, Denver, Washington, Post R. J. D: C. fntered Second Class Matter at' will send the to as Industrial Wiring Reichensberger, first guide; Mrs. Holy Father 10,000 bars of'(a) Tel. 2543 St. Cloud Kenneth Bennett, second guide; candy; (b) (c) solder. soap; Mrs. C. E. Beacom, organist; and 5. The AAAA original of Prot- group Mrs. T. N. Fleming, for trustee SEE-IT“ WE plaintiffs estant in AS Dixon the case three years. (New Mexico) is headed by a wo- The officers will be for- new (a) Mrs. McCollum; (b) Mrs. man, mallly installed in' the latter part Spranger; Mrs. (c) Lydia Zellers. of November. Initiation of (Continued PageOne) v From new groups The 6. Germanic living members will take place at the ’ lather. of understandable state in European but in Poland, Czecho-Slovakia, it put and " an one meeting Oct. 26. Hungary and urged by be back while to for sent this He country had been in were was a a within the borders of Germany, Breckenridge people. more with as acquainted Unit friend and get visiting do to reult the of (a)Potsdam a agree- advised friend breaking the ice,” his should “You start (b) Atlantic ment; (c) Mu- pact; - , separated. that, With they nich him. pact. Hus I-Duy ‘ Retreat still unsettled and An hour the later Consequently, 7. the some— number of man was poor the flood of destitute When language. kind of what insulted by that men, women, sym- some and children that Germany Breckenridge—A trouble he ac- What his day him asked recol- pathetic of gave was, person cepted (a) 4,000,000; (b) was lection for 12 members of in nurses, jump said, “told to fellow,” he “That this go me reason: 8,000,000; (c) 12,000,000. the Breckenridge unit of the Dioc- . lake.” the Coming 8. closest the claim Council to Catholic 'of Nurses. esan interpretation, blame indeed! Could literal A being-a truly Catholic of you nation conducted in the hospital very was having and the least chapel by proportion of Father John him)? E. Bellon, Communistsis C.SS.R., (9.) Italy; (b) of Pine Aus- City Oct. 9. * II a: on Mistakes tria; (c) Ireland. Anthony In following the 8 a sermon Finds St. book which o’clock 9. A gives relief Mass, Father to Bellon saint who in heaven be must thought there ,We those Confes- who have fear of stressed the some assistance at» a proper ~ tried St. sion (a) Pardon and (b) Mass. And is Peace; The bookkeeping. general theme his in of could find mistakes so we our IDEAL Soul; Peace of (c) Keys the conferences of the of virtues dla- was else from 10st everything find Anthony, who to seems Radiator Repair Kingdom. Faith, Hope, and Charity. The .monds lost bills. to dollar exercises closed the with film based the were 10. A struggle St. So. on 602 lst found I minutes I Papal Blessing Within time. Benediction. St. Anthony wasted and ' between religion Communism and In no the New Hudson Bldg. Radiators such other in become short Europe the At business the making most meeting, adding 14 nine and six may a some or was as widely discussed film. is adapted decided It of collect box to Cleaned and Repaired patron group Anthony has been a blunder. St. silly Since then our Marshall’s the Bruce novel, Ves- clothing for devote from and to poor, Phone St. Cloud 1366 in keeping parish books. and in Vienna, its is (a) time meeting the v at each to name pers some we discoverer the first Battleground; Come discussion of,ethical problems. (b). De- Last learned not the to week were we . The president Stable; (c) Red Danube. Thuente, the lores of bookkeeper non-Catholic Va., Arlington, of St. Anthony. In a (Answers 3) unit, presided. Page on She $3 avail discover worked to weeks without two error. a Catholic The saint. Catholic co-worker to asked to pray a a WHAT THEY’RE SAYING in found the friend her Anthony——-and chose ‘worker St. error 10 minutes I of saint the patron has become Anthony And St. the simple life today man’s so, “Finding live is to most a way complicated task.” lost trial balances. even A. —Henry Courtney. St. saint? He is know Hunters, do patron your you o # * 3. Huh His feast Nov. day is art. “The product rural America children— in important is most Andrew the but St. We the give cannot wheat flash”, reason, ' you not or corn or 30. is Nov. —Bishop Edwin O’Hara. bachelor girls. His feast 'Apostle is the patron of 24. or Oct. t * Raphael; his day, The feast a is St. patron lovers of , would Church “Those build complete wall between and who days. below feast a and their We list other saints patron State of founding disregard the explicitly stated intentions our. 'find them? Do'you ‘ yours among fathers long established practice.” and physi- July 25; Christopher, drivers—St. Bus and truck Flannery. W. —Harry Oct. Apollonia, Feb. 9; dentists—St. cians—St. Luke, 18; o a * “More things wrought by than this world dreams directors—St.' Joseph funeral farmers—St. Isidore, May 15; prayer are ,\ of.’ ’ Blonshard Books Paul by grocers—St. Sept. 29; Michael, ‘of Arimathea, March 17; -—Tennyson. Poet’s Corner businessmen—St. Francis of lawyers—\St. May 19; Ives, # o STROBEL’S Oct. mothers—St. Majella, Oct. Gerard Assisi, 4; expectant “The road daily happiness hard find: It’s what is to to not so Father Dunne do Blasted by for others that brings of mind.” and singers content uly\26; teachers Anne, J you 16; in labor—St. women MAPLEWOOD —Grenville Kleiser. ' OCTOBER IN nurses—St. Camillus de - —_—'St. the March Gregory Great, 12; 0 U Slewelers & Optometrists Girl Scouts Lel'lis, April July Scouts—St. George, 23; 18 Boy ; golden glory of the or. the I “Men be trees governed by God they will be ruled by must saw musicians Cloud cooks—St. Martha, July 29; —St. Agnes, Jan. 614 St. Germain St. 21; tyrants.” caricature'. “Every Blan- object under water is Maplewood. In the October in seen a sun FR Cosmas —William Cecilia, Nov. and barbers—Sts. Penn“ .—-St. druggists 22 ' ;' shard everything Catholic through the prism HAPPINESS DIAMONDS BLUEBIRD aqueous sees carpenters—St. March 19; Joseph, and" Damian, Sept. 27 glenmed there, myriad shades A of ; of conspiracy.” .p‘ostal Gabriel, March 24. employes—St. and H.- yellows, reds, Of applied This is the by the Rev. George greens, summary tinged with purple hues. with God: certain Certain invoked favors saints for Dunne, S.J., Blanshard’s Paul to are “ww- i truths criticisms and that the just beauty! Freedom differed from in book, American and Cath- Tree perseverance in Joseph; for For happy death—St. tree prayer—— a .~ hopelessly it contains pamphlet olic Power, in compro- are a answer— Giles; good Confession—St. St. Monica; for the of grace a ing the book. prejudice mised by the of the stately appeared be One to a good wife Joseph; obtain to obtain good husband—St. to a a The pamphlet, published by the whole,” Father Dunne maintains. golden chalice children—St. Feli- -——St. Anne; by those who wish have to America New York city, is press, This is unfortunate, he contin- leaves beneath red While it : sumac N citas. otherwas entitled Religion and American because there . serious -. like drops Precious of Quivered ues, ques- are It Democracy. reprint of is a seven Catholic tions about attitudes and -;_-_. Mud My articles which Blood. appeared this "Scuse sum- o weekly in America, national policies that “need be frankly to mer published by the Jesuit Fathers. honestly discussed.“ Now, and he Yonder the shadows. giant in a “In the first paragraphs his of # “Blanshard of has poisoned bunch states, so grapes book, Paul Blanshard the states of oak the atmosphere that the possibility the figure Dissolved into an premise in which all terms his of healthy these red leaves of airing of dark While its up": a ques- were ikea "add: be facts will interpreted,” Father lessened.” tions faith of is greatly the of banners Catholic Dunne writes. “The prob- ! slain. The Blanshard book is martyrs lem,” he “is ‘the an'ex- it, matter sees as tended and revised version of the ar— of and abuse of by use power originally ticles which appeared in outstretched maple shim- An organization that only tree is not an a which magazine, and the Nation golden like mered Church within but state state, a a a resulted in the banning of that above and state.’ ”- state monstrance a a magazine the New York pub- from October’s blue Cathedral Beneath “From on," that the point listed lic schools. It seventh in is skies. “Catholicism priest comments, non-fiction the of current of the And survey the trees panorama dealt with as conspir- is vast as a sellers compiled by the best New unfolded which, all conspira- in acy, as York Tribune. Herald and dale; before o’er the hills cies, the of the people— me, masses cloaks scarlet of Somehow their this the Catholic laity— in case MissionSluted Week's autumn helpless and dupes, pawns are of the Passion Brought mind ii: held bondage shrewdly to and Lord. Our manipulated closely knit by Hillmun 23-30 For Oct. a well-disciplined and and ex- traordinary efficient politburo, kingly arrayed For, He, in too, was Rita’s which Hierarchy, Hillman.—Members St. is the and of its mockery, robes, although in week’s mis- political parish will attend commissars, who another clime And another in a are tree, ‘the sion here week, Oct. 30. priests’.” 23 to next Was Throne. be His cut to Hegener. Wilbert N. Blanshard’s Father distortions com- so pletely O.F.M., will conduct the mission. wreck his book “Even that, October Beautiful the in trees are Maplewood ‘ richness Showing forth of the God’s Love. clothes the There He in trees Tub Double-Wall yearly raiment gorgeous Christ 'Tis feast prelude the of longer hot to keeps a water I the King. ‘Tub Bowl-Shaped Inner Wencil —Mrs. Rian. , clean washings fast. for of Initiation K. C. Set Agitator Tangle-Proof Tuesday Night, speed. high Oct. 25 super vane Wringel Release Safety Bar MUD, MUD OR .NO St. John’s university took the Knights of Columbus in St. balloon rolls 8-position, 9f the Red-men St. in from Mary’s ~of Winona measure Cloud have date in their club- a on’ Collegeville played the gridiron Oct. Neuman, 1. Pete a game on Control Tuesday evening, Oct. “ next Clutch Finger-Tip rooms fullback, against , Johnny who scored touchdowns St. 'veteran two 25, starting 7 at p. in. Mary’s, his gallops is off of in the mud in the photo above. waist-high on one shift. tree v - Another large of class candi- \. |r Trap dates will be formally initiated Zone Sediment ‘PACE REQUIESCANT IN into the St. Cloud council that at cleaner keeps water . time. Next Tuesday’s class be- is l . , I... ing called the Columbus Day- itméiicept “I everything love about architecture? the Grand Knight class. Cartoons-of-the-Moith. Volkman The following children Conyright length hill Henry tery. survive: 1949 \ . Rose VMrs. Pastoret. St. Cloud: Mrs. Holdingford.——-Requiem Mass of- was Nicholas Mobs (Theresa), St. Cloud: Mary’s church fered St. for Oct. in 4 OTTO Mrs. Stephen Schwartz BERRY (Ida), BILL By St. Cloud: Oct. Volkmsn. who died The ’76. 2. enry Charles Willing, Vallejo, Calif. Ona- Rosenthal officiatEd. Burial REV.,Paul 7995. s ’Iust brother, bit. Mark down Frank shop around Willing. sister. ,1 and in parish Pallbearers the a cemetery. a was Mrs. Frances, Orth, both of St. Cloud, Otto Schmidt, Stein. Otto Frank were and washers the features of other also survive. ‘There 18 grandchildren. Eisner, Sam Ebnct. Carl are Peter Zeis, and -— 39 great-grandchildren, and great- with them one the Then prices. e13. compare great-grandchild. Mahoney Michael bowl-shaped big. double-wall. this Easy Terms Morris—Funeral services Mrs. Katherine Krick were Goth. find tub Speed You'll that in Assumption church Queen. ducted Sept. 30 ' no Melrose.—Funeral services were con- Michael who died for Mahoney, 84, Sept. HARDWARE POWELL ducted Oct. 1‘0 in St. Boniface’s church Speed like "adds up" other washer a The John Rev. Fearon officiated. 2'1. Mrs. for Katherine Krick, 86. who died Calvary Burial in cemetery. Mrs. other washer was Queen. No gives Oct. 8. Burial in the parish so you was ceme- Mahoney survives with the following The following tery. children survive: low quality much Frari-k, genuine children: Margaret in at and both of so Mrs. A. R. Young, Lakeside. 0re.: Nicho- _ Mrs. Pat Morris; Morris; Coleman, Mrs. las. Pipestone; the Henry handle and Krick Mrs That's why and price. we a L. W. Griffith, Graceville._ nun C J.'Powell W. of Cloud. St. Surviving sis- Willing John be would B. why Speed Queen—and Mrs. George we ters Butler and Mrs are: St. CIoud.-——chuiem Mass offered Florence Manning. San Francison. Califp was . home. pleased deliver to to your one Oct. in St. Mary‘s 3 Cathedral John for ~Mrs. Ann Carpenter. Butte, Mont.: Mrs. Willing. died 94, who Sept. The 29. Rev. August. Schram, St. Paul: and Mrs. J. W William Wey officiated Cloud" with Father Jo- huhn and Casper. St. Cloud. Mrs. Kricl. St. St. 513 Germain St. seph Besselaar of Dent. the in present member of the parish Christiav; was a. Burial sanctuary. in Calvary Mothers‘ society. ceme- was n