:- -xr‘."— ‘1':- V: H j” r—‘Ih— ‘: hfi— :— ‘j P I" 5—S- fit _ C '11.. k lillllilrfiln-‘llwllg“in L 1); “— UK: m. 2?...» j f. P I" 'I Hi“ I“ '2' I S 'V" ” i t V ' .‘ . t ‘ I .‘l - CLOUD REGISTER THE ST. 1950 6, January Friday, ' PAGE THREE ‘ .} ‘ r - o ' (“INNS St. Joseph Engllsh "film" P Notsch FomI Iy O o I 5"“ O A o i ASK Mushel o o l . New Fae "est ctlve / _ In 5 - .. Communlsts Convert To L I .. . IcaI ,1. . d d . Ed itfothr I'I'UI' Slum . . I n 01mg Issmns « Holy nationewide A Rome. — 'tro L'ttl F . e e1“; aepéro 11 gigs“: hztfdeifit ' tram:j 11 EZaEhfilifiinotflgvlllTIll221v:E C eeie.— T1 R '* h ' h h h .— db Howell,gad o 'l ineclhecgenrfiraélatmg . Jesdit, v. t . stdppgd Elinlcce hise ._ dai’s I, g; English .. rancis’ ig is e ac us so 00 briefly St. John’s abbey at over 1, , Father Howell’s interest Commu— belong in believerswho to the Mary’s parish here. of St. for between rest assignments a liturgical life has anti-clerical brought parties other him nist and who Weber, Fae succeeds Ruth in conducting liturgical missions close John’s St. to abbey, Cath- Italian conducted by will be center a {prslay throughout the persons of liturgical activity in America, leaders. ActiOn olic and for months he , has been some Re- of the Great “Crusade The Father Howell, who served liberal contributor Ia to the as than supported by turn,” more chaplain in India during the last h l t liturgical magazine, m o n y will seek also Italians, to 400,000 became acquainted With St. Ov'afc Fratres, war, which is published who other Italians influence are John’s through the Rev. Aubrey St. John’s. at The edition current Catholics. Led by nominal merely Zellner, O.S.B., while in the Bom- carries article by Father How- an the Cath- of Gedda, president Luigi bay Father Aubrey ell entitled, area. “The Blessed Virgin was a . who took association, olic Men’s a chaplain in the American forces in the Liturgy.” the the Reds in defeating lead in the at time and spent several For the last six months will Father the crusade elections, 1948 in the CBI theater. years It was Howell has been . in America, lec- public meetings, large 3 feature ac- through Father Aubrey that Fa- cepting invitations to_conduct pamphlet dis- displays, film tures, re- ther Howell developed growing a treats. He his most recent th gave tribution, and measures 0 interest e r in the liturgical move- seminary _. retreat the at St. Paul in winning converts, aimed at espe- ment. ' St. Paul. Father Howell left for who cially those ac- are among Leaving India, Father Howell Conception abbey, Conception, Church.‘ the tively hostile to restationed in Germany, was Mo. He will his retreat resume where he remained and work afte‘r visit there. a year a then DP Fascinate Bananas returned to his native Eng- ._.__£_* land. Harry Here his superiors him Hagen (Marie), Cloud; and standing, Mrs. THE St. FAMILY OF MRS. ANTONI gave ANSWERS New T0 charge QUIZ Orleans—Archbishop Jo- house retreat where over a Joseph; Mrs. Edmund Lake Itasca; Joseph, St. Mar- NOTSCH Joseph Illiféuguit of St. had their first itllto Rummel New Orleans of practtice P. seph re- .1-c 2-b of the 3-a 4-a 5-b Donald, Cloud; 6—a tin, (Marcella), St Cloud; St Mrs_ many 7-a 8-c Guy «State Sellator theta» and the “ii—USP“ °f falth 9'C 10'0- right, in nine S was union In the Theisen St. Cloud; Edwin, photo Albert (Evelyn), St. left to years. are, ' 1 from brought .D’Antomo greetmgs seated, Fred, St. Al (Esther), Joseph; Urban, Bend. Her- Joseph; Mrs. Pfannenstein St. Jo- 0re.; ,. DPs but the 72 Earl H. Long, Gov. Mr. Richmond; St. Joseph. Notsch died five Mrs. Notsch; Watry seph; and Anton Mrs. Nick man, , U. the S. arrived in who had just photographer.) (Oliva), ago—(Ray Hick, Cloquet; and Mrs. Leo Theisen (Leona), years At the in food. interested more were Champion them the held for welcome party Sessions Set Planning Crochet Mushel Fae the exclaimed over newcomers One the Fran- entered the postulate of received gifts. they fruit as Jan. The time ciscan Sisters here first 1. the said it Credits Wife new was His woman CROP Drives County FOr is the senior, also editor, treas- bananas in 12 she had a years. seen Sodality Lady the of Our sponsored of DPs The of urer was group of Loretto. Relief Services. NCWC War by ' Chicago. Joseph Dolinaj, a —— railroafll husky signal ator Pope’s Book ap- Talks will will bring its in counties Mex1co City ope Stearns and Benton sota and Now current in N. Dunellen, J., the ion’s from 31_ prelimi- close Jan. with peal To date, na launch the to a year new crocheting champion, male at— volume of London.—A of City—The Cross than $95,00n has been 367-page Mexico new Week meetings Friday of this more nary con- his bet with tributes to Letteré CROP and Addresses of Selected world Jerusalem, of the sucCess tributed in counties tour a where the organizing preparatory to on a can- a his wife. Monsignor XII, translated by Pius since displayed last Easter, will be Others '5 under will be appeal raise food for to vass way. overseas issued Ronald has A. Knox, been each the city’s six day of in Proudly holding engraved joini in sgccecding weeks. relief. SALE one an ' WHITE g SAVINGS! Catholic Truth by the society Archbishon Luis main churches. his to prize loving for entry'at . cup The Christian Rural Overseas Benton and county pastors par- the 10th anniver- Maria Martinez has granted 200 commemorate National Needle Craft Bu- the a 'BLEAcIIEII Program nationally is sponsored by ish representatives will Fri- meet Pope’s of the coronation. those days’ indulgence to venerat- crochet Mr; reau’s annual contest, sary Catholic Rural Conference, the Life in day 1:30 afternoon, Jan. 6, at Five encyclicals included. ing the said: Dolinaz are cross. Church World Service, R Benton the courthouse. represent- county _. wouldn’t “I be what I today ing Protestant denominations, 22 am Stearns and pastors county rep- if could I had bet wife $5 I not Lutheran Werld Relief. Food and my STETSON HATS! will Friday resentatives meet eve- FLOUR could. better than she I crochet §AGKS For shipped by CROP will Men+ be distrib- ning o’clock Albany KUPPENHEIMER in the at 8 CLOTHES! the She couldn’t hold needle. uted through licensed Church even re- high school. CROSBY SQUARE SHOES! show I books had to got lief agencies strictly the basis me. some on from'the A representative state until bet. and practiced I the of won need. ' CROP organization speak will at , THE she’s the Now given I all _ do 25: up. CROP food is shipped to 22 EVERYDAY Low PRICE the will meeting, movies be and family.” crocheting for my countries in' Europe Asia, and and shoWn illustrate the need for to Dolinaj $5 bet Mr. the won is distributed .through Caritas for food countries, in war-torn 'his 100 ”NEW CLOTHES” six wife from and years ago Catholic agencies in Europe and SALE PRICE Sixty-one counties Minnesota his winning White of entry cotton a Hilfswerk for Protestant agencies. already taking in the filet design tablecoth in crochet part are cur- a In Minnesota, 15 farm organi- 5 CROP appeal for than, prize $100. rent brought him He of more a ' ‘STORE' zations well both Catholic as as hopes dollars’ half million worth of $350. sell it for to a. FOR and Protestant Church groups are Minnesota farmers for food from Dolinaj. during Mr. said that his backing CROP the drive. Gov. Lu- displaced expellees, refu- work crochets, persons, time he at spare ther W. Youngdahl is honorary and aged, sick, orphans, Opposite the Post Office in Cloud big, St. when Mrs. Dolinaj “takes the gees, and price chairman, state and Dr. Chris- J. 0. Specig'l low lUO-lb. ' homeless around world. ' the kids movie, I home .and on stay to a tianson, Minnesota farm school su- CROP, Christian Rural Over- the crochet.” sadkselqunder‘ed flour and size perintendent, is chairman. state , which through P Nightingale, 72 Mrs. Thomas L. SCHNEIDER seas r o g r a m, FLOORING C0. J A. Halvorsen is director state of Stearns farmers county great-grandmother of old, ready -towelsl hem for dish gave! more to years a the CROP campaign, than of food for $14,000 worth Calif., named Sacramento, was End By shipping distributing ASPHALT—RUBBER crocheting relief is the last national cham- at grand overseas year, a ALUMINUM WALL TILE food in bulk, savings two- “CANNON” in Minne— to campaigning peak its DISH CLOTHS. of up 4-28” 16th Ave. No. Phone l834—W St. Cloud, Minn. thirds effected. The continu— are Vat~clyed, durdblel. SPECIAL ing is pointed need by out reports . . 'WEDDINGS‘ from the three church agencies IN DIOCESE and by returning visitors, overseas ARTICLES who tell of the 12,000,000 RELIGIOUS“ ex- WHITE SALE SAVINGS! pellees in Germany alone; the new - - Alice Frances, Doris, and Mertens-Hall ficiated. Misses domina- refugees fleeing Russian sisters, Schulzetenberg. the bride's , were of- Nuptial Mass Staples.-——Bel‘ore a tion the of 1.500 CANNON at rate day; bridegroom’s attendants bridesmaids. The a church, Dec. in Sacred Heart fared 29 . Arthur Donald Hinnenkamp, and were Mr. Lorraine Hall, daughter of Miss the starving and homeless Chains, Crucifixes, Bibles, St. every- Andrew’s Daily Mis- brothers the of bridegroom ' and Edwin bride Mrs. Henry Hall, became the and Schulzetenberg Anthony Mareck. and where around the world. Lloyd Mertens, Carl Mertens. sal, of Holy Water of Fonts, Statues, son etc. Falque officiated. Mr. and Father F. C. TRITz-cRoss ,THE TOWELS the couple. Mrs. Boy Mertens attended BATH RETAIL STORE Kuefler-Harren VISITING Albany.——-Miss Bernadette H r e n. HOURS a r daughter of Mr. Mrs. Henry Harren, and N6. 26 6th Cyril Ave. became the bride Kuefler, of of St. Cloud, Minn. son ‘ Mr. Michael Kuefler Mrs. of St. and Francis. before Nuptial Mass offered 4 at a. Dec. 29 in Seven Dolors church. Father [LOUD SI. Hubert Dalheimer, officiated. At- O.S.B.. SPECIAL tending the couple Margaret Klos- were termnn,and Donald Kuefler. WedIl-Blessing \ ‘ Elizabeth—Married 15 before so. a Nuptial Mass offered in St. Elizabeth's church Beverly Blessing of Fer- were Falls Anthony Wedll, and of Izus son Fine I! Shades Mr. lerrlés In Mrs. and Winsel .Wedll. Sr. The . l I 53::- uzazrr °f駑“§.t.¥”'w‘lsill T. H "I . F. h 5., .. ° ome k 0 on - u 1 elm 0"" b'rothir 0 pm aqua’ bridegroom, ye OW or green Wedll. Jr., the of ’ and Harn‘Schaffner best Marx Cloth- was man. 20x40” Buy and savel size. Frost-Wohlwend now / ing. Duelm.—The marriage Virginia of Mae Wohlwend, , daughter of Mr. Mrs. and MATCHING Albert Wohlwend WASH of White CLOTH. Lake. Bear 13° Vincent to Frost, Mr. of and Mrs. son Clond St. Mary’s 12x12". Bldg. Some -s:. colorsl. .SALE Leo Frost, took place Dec. in 29 St. . . Lawrence’s church. Father Henry Frank officiated. The attendants Dorothy were L_ennea and Frost. . Hmnenkamp-Schultzetenherg Melrose.—-Miss Rita Schulzetenberg, WHITE SALE SAVINGS! daughter of B. J. Schulzetenberg, became the bride Albert of .Hinnenkamp, of 0W son . Mrs. Hinnenkamp, Alex before Nuplial a FLUFFY comm Mass oflfered Dec. in St. 27 Boniface's “I think it's shame crime a church. Father Matthias Hoffmann of- doesn't You uninter- pay. were ested it I" in IVINE Nesslein Mrs. Dies FLANNELETTE Copyright Cartoons-oI-lhe—Month. 1949 W Current Movie In long. Prairie Ratings Long Prairie—Funeral services The following list includes movies appearing theaters in .41 New Lower Prices! at held here for Mrs. Catherine were these Alexandria, Eden Valley, Foley, towns: Little Falls, Long Nesslein, 91, who despite her ' Prairie, Morris; Patynesville, age, Pierz, St. Cloud, Sauk Rapids. and daily attendant Mass. at was a l SALE. SALE A-l 00 1 Mrs. Nesslein, resident this of PRICE a Morally Unobjcclionable for Adults and Children FAMOUS NAME community since ‘ 1897,.died here ' Christopher Columbus Home the of Brave 5 following injuries h suffered 5 e Cowboy and Indian: the Illegal Entry from fall YARDS her church. to a on way SOFA IMPORTANT BEDS Daughter SAVINGS! of the Jungle Mighty Joe Young at She . active the to time of was up Death Valley Gunfighlcrs Mysterious Desperadoes ’ her death. She I member of was a Down DakotaWay Oh, You Beautiful Doll the Christian Mothers’ society and Eldorado Pass Red Stallion. theI Ladies’ - Aid group. Whhe False Paradise Riders of Santa Fe Father George Rauch, A pastor, Sale valuel Soft, great Fighting F 00!: Riders in the Sky offered the Requiem Mass. Inter- Fighting Mad Riders of Whistling Pines ment in the parish fleecy cemetery. was mapped cotton, both Gay Amigo Yellow She Wore Ribbon on a Cross-bearer Mrs. George Oed- was Golden Stallion Special Agent sides bauer. Pallbearers for George were warmth. Pink, extra Grand Canyon Stagecoach Kid Oedbauer, Barney Carroll, George Hidden Danger Task Force blue, Gossler, Wide. white. George Wolf, A. J. 27" Pfef- Holiday Inn ' Tulsa \ ferle; Baltes: and Anton Home in San Antone Wizard of Oz Mrs, Nesslein born in was A-2 Shadenreuth, Germany, Jan. 14, Morally Unobjectionable Adults for Only She 1859. married Joseph to was Wall. them To Alias the Champ two born, Massacre River sons were famous A maker of fine qual- John and Joseph. In Barkleys Broadway of 1892 Mr. Wall My Friend Irma Llennu 1WWI.“ ’ u_l1l. nun; died and five Chicago later Deadline Mrs. j. sofa bed; Wall Pinky ity has enabled years Use This Mail Order Blank I her Cobra and Roughshod two Woman Little came to ” sons bringyou this unto sensa- Gumble’s Shopping the Falls, where family Follow the Center Leader Cloud, of had rela- Streets San Francisco 51. Minn. tional sale! The above love- tives. Last Bandit Woman’s Secret style available In September, sent in several 1897, B Mrs. Wall Everyone, married in Little 2‘“ CPI" Falls “col,” ,0,“ Objectionable‘for was to Momin Item c910.- Quantity m... , . Pagkifitz Nestslfiphofd Long. Chane Piairie And Baby Makes Three—(Objection: of Reflects the acceptability D Style Lawson ecorator the” fin 1&5, i? a 11.5 ed. ome divorce; light of marriage; dialogue.) suggestive treatment ; led May 14’ ere" 1" e55 em Bride Suggestive of Vengeance—(Objection! dialogue and situa- - -,'. Cozy and beautiful! . 1927. - I ) l- l $5353 :lyniichtlled '1' Brothlatlslsin . f'StEIVivlfig is hell; JOhn wan! . ‘l son’ Saddle—(Objection:‘LTcnds the unethical condone the to r Sgiegrseaggher JO' I Segh 9, 13g; 50": taking the law one’s of into hands.) I' own I i Calamity Jane and Sam Bass—(Objection: ‘Condones d ) oing. ' MOdern SOfa ‘ Bed’ N Now wrong / E $185}! . l; me Afldress ‘2‘ __ _ ‘ Champion—(Objection: Reflects _ u the acceptability of divorce; . sug— 0 d __ oney er , excessive brutality.) gestive r Finely gty1ed mod. """"""""""""""""" “““ sequences; "" '1' """""" " H , "Paid that °’“.-‘°f' Colorado Territory—(Objection: situa- Suggestive costuming and “Be 0‘ We“! ‘1 . “"1" 1"“ t° ‘ criminal.) condone glorify the "tions; tends crime and mjfinflmmmmmmm to I, o o o .I Crooked Way—(Objection: Excessive brutality).) BUDGET PAYMENTS I. EAT Flamingo Road—(Objection: Low moral tonc. ." PROMPTLY ARRANGED! Contains sequences.) Manhandled—(Objection: excessively sadistic H E m P T s , ,Neptune’s .dialogue, Daughter—(Objection: ,Suggestive costuming, . 9 o 9 q and situations.) I‘O P en v x ‘ Rope of Condones immoral acti‘ons; ‘excessive Sand—(Objection: (I A Instant ' E V Frozen brutalilY-) /// ‘ ' ‘ .-,' . Tell acceptabllny of Reflects the . . It Judge—(Objection: I the I V to A dialogue.) o divorce; light of marriage; suggestive g treatment Friday and Saturday a ‘ a " sympatheiticallydtreated.) ‘ Three fiadfalhen—‘(Objectiom Suicide F are ' . I White eat—(Objection: Methods of etai crime suggestive too ; Phone e 908 St Cloud ' Minn _ PII 908 Tel ‘ one brutality.) ' ' ' ' - situations; , ‘excessrve . - - I i Savage—:‘(Objectiom dance.) , While Suggestive ‘ T C I . ‘ a \