TWO PAGE Friday, March 3, 1950 St. Johnfs Delegate U. kw" Granite City * uiz Student Al Council Meet Electric Co. ST.ClOUD R GISTER COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE Collegeville. William By Kate Knese Weiler (Lighting Fixtures Floor Wall -—- and — of Fargo, N. Dak., Plug Installations. secretary of St. John’s iv i t student u n e r s y ST. CLOUD. MINN. BISHOP OF ST. CLOUD THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF counc1l, representing that is group (Based the Register of Feb. 17) on the annual Address at Midwest All Changes of to NOTICE: Send conference Improperly 1. clad girl cheer- student Cloud, Minn. St. P. O. Box St. 229. on government at ‘ VSAFETY. leaders banned by special were a Mary's college, Winona, March 3, SAVE WITH D.D. F. Busch. Bishop Joseph order athletic ..Most Rev. at in the President contests 4 and 5. .......................... ‘ , Cloud; diocese P.A., V.G., St. Fargo, Thiebaut, of (a) N. Dak.; C. Advisory Board: Rt. Rev. The conference, sponsored by Rauch, (b) Fall Wadena; George River, Mass; Very Rev. (c) Plachta, La- Rt. Rev. August Federal Savings & the.National Loan Student Accounts association, Crosse, ' Little Falls; Wis. Lambert J. Haupt, Rev. Long Prairie; Very prowde safe}! with good earnings. discussing organization and is Peter Kroll. pro- Rockville; Very Rev. Zitur, Rev.,Francis Very ‘The 2. number of priests and cedures fundamental Each student to fully insured Ziolowski, St. Cloud. account J.C.D., Cloud; T. S. Very Rev. St. religious under P0- arrest in now government. $5000.00 land is estimated to up than as more Each Vossberg, M.A. Roger of ..Rev. the Manager. delegates and Business Editor will pre- ‘ ........... (a) 250; (b) 460; (c) 700. ..Lenarz and St. Cloud particular Sons, sent Advertising student-govern- Agents a Funds Received the by Huh 0! ................................ 3. Socialism Extreme “cannot be any problem ment St. Cloud; Minn. found P. O. Box in building, 229, his Editorial school. Offices: Institute month credited with are earnings brought into harmony with the from the First. Mexico, Alaska; Canada, $2.50, Price: $2.00 year; per dogmas of the Catholic Church,” Is foreign ' $3.00 ‘ Games Held Party Pope Pius INSURED X1 in his— (a) SA VINGS ACCOUNTS says Catholic Society, Inc. Press by the Week Published Every Quadragesimo Anna; (b) Rerum Colo. Street, Denver Bannock 1, Office of Publication: 938 Dcclesiae; By Parish * Roscoe (c) Vigilanti Cum. Men Colorado Office, Denver, Post Class Matter Entered Second at lthe Only as huge 4. loans from the United Roscoe—A States have kept the Social- HOME LOANS games" party, spon- sored ist experiment by work the in (a) at men’s societies St. of France; (b) England; Agnes’ (.c) Italy. parish, held in the Security was we Federal SEE IT AS church 5. Coming closest being basement the to Feb. 19. Leo Spanier perfect of all the full-length most awarded hand-sewn was Savings 8: a Loan Assoc. oiiilt donated Paul Blanshardls by to. Miss Ida Eiynck. answers Clemens American Freedom Kost and Catholic the special won 822 St. Germ. Str. St. Cloud. one) Minn prize. Power is Thomas Entire (Continued Page McDermott's From families (a) took in part Fire; the White fun. (b) Waters Siloe; Lunch of served. alone legislation alarming not of is be- ‘Such type was Cerfainly, (c) I’m Catholic! DIN'Y a. rights 2,000,000 school children of ignores the it cause Catholic 6. children in the pub- their and parents. schoé? lic of Buffalo, N. Y., have been for idden the edu- itself. religion ignores to attack It the It is also see sex on an film (a) cation Human Growth; GROCERIES American life. religion in 'place ' of God and MEATS ° CONFECTIONERY Hold That (b) Baby; (c) Girl’s sounding this alarm. alone in There Catholics not School. Regular Week are Days. 7:30 AM P.M. 6 to Phone [88 II! or Friday 7:30 A.M. P.M. thinking Protestant 7. March 5 will be to 9 of leaders who the 20th anni- 510 number growing 8th Ave. 30.. are a Sundays 8:30 A.M. l2:l5 P.M. to St. Cloud. Minn. the of Catholic broadcast, versary have joined the chorus. (a) Faith of Our Times: (b) aid continues be given If federal and state to the Catholic Hour; (c) Family only public schools, parochial children who attend Theater. to 8. Man cannot take difficult gradually exist. will find it STETSUN schools HATS! one super- to more For natural in the direction Men— step of those parochial is of who the This the KUPPENH EIMER CLOTHES! strategy oppose salvation without (a) attendance England right parochial school In CROSBY SQUARE system. SHOES! now, Mass; (b) at (c) God’s prayer; feeling schools, Catholic, the both Protestant and are grace. THE Who 9. of these died pinch discrimination. twice? (9.) of such * Abraham; (b) Moses; (c) Laza- contribution democracy is by A pgsitive to made 7, IDS. private perform schools. definitely parochial They and Articles be blessed "NEW 10. to (a) CLOTH ES" - public function be recognized federal that must by be and by the priest must who seen a blesses them; (b) ‘ need be not ‘ aid legislation. state but be exposed; must (c) seen, STORE CIP weekly lists three Correspondence, newsletter, a blessed though exposed not are even contributions make that schools democracy: private, to for blessing. (Answers Page ' 3) providing their pupils “Private schools, in I. on Post. Opposite the Office in St. Cloud with performing sound education, private not are a a Chaplain Addresses but public function. 4‘» a howeveriprivate they be, have “These schools, may 1 H what the of fulfilling is their function the task little Falls first Unil as proper " school. to ‘ any * ‘Cloud Hospital. education, “They established for of the aignt purpose are Little Falls—“Just physical train intellectual that to the child in those virtues as ‘7 are . diseases have their original sin as to make him and citizen. .necessary a man a do mental also remote cause, so prdviding "' “In this the of education, private modern, A well-equipped hospi- sense an diseases. Darkening of the intel- y. . schools performing Reservations wellas public public the with staff tal lect and weakening the will well-organized are of as a are a - Pilgrimage the effects of the two of downfall helping function. They to educated Calechetical lest of physicians specialists. and are prepare an and these effects of prom- man are citizenry. Conducted by the Sisters of the ill.” inent the mentally in school “Because toldq the private (pro- seeks more With these Father words M. M. , tride education religious for Reported with basis), it does Still Available this not Diocese" Opens. chaplain Tennessen, of St. Cloud ln a Order St. ' of Benedict hospital, Veterans’ function. opened ad— public long it perform As to an reason cease as a dress mental illness the Feb: at' on in succeeds providing education, capable of sound a pre- meeting of the Nurses" ruary so- paring citizens, .' good good the private school and is Mar. Sunday, 5 men dality Gabriel’s in St. hospital. (Continued From Page One) May Venice; 16, performingrthe public which is justly service demanded Father Tennessen pleaded for April New York, 22, sail the May journey 17, tosInnsbru'ck; on the good.” understanding kindness of schools toward for the common Queen Mary; ’DANHH. May journey 18, Munich; to those Whose minds diseased. are ll. “Private schools, in being free' from April 23-26, at govern- sea; Page One) (Continued From Scientific May facts and histories Munich 19, case " April Cherbourg, constitute 27, proceed control, safeguard again-st the de- by ment a the main features of his ad- in- were selected in of sickness May journey event 20, Oberammer- to special boat-train or Paris; to velopment- totalitarian single school of state system. dress. a ability attend for other to reasons. FUNERAL- April Paris, 28-30, sau. motor tours; “Both Naizs Communists have always aimed After his address at Father Ten- and elimination of .is May 3. A 21-22, Oberammergau, atr Sunday. process attend Mass in the Notre , showed films taken last getting the school absolute control of It is nessen system. parish recommended for each tend the Passion‘play; Dame Cathedral; Visit no the as a Shrine naval trip Alaska. to summer on a selecting method of contestants, May 23, journey desire Munich; why totalitarian governments absolute to secret of the Miraculous Medal‘in the HOME con- The midnight Eskimos, and‘ sun, enabling who thereby May contestants journey 24, Heidelberg; to Sisters Charity of education. Visit- trol convent: of shots ship of life aboard navy regular participate the in c‘ontests May 25, Heidelberg; ing the Shrine of. St, Theresa, the “A private of schools is the strong system best highlighted . the movie. l pos- potential May Lucerne to 26, by day train; nervousness Little overcome Flower Lisieux; at sodality’s - At the business sible meet- this ,of By defense against kind despotism. being regular in the contests. May Lucerne; 27, May 1, journey by train to ing, daily attendance Mass dur- at from governmentcontrol, able free they' maintain May to 28, journey by day train to Lourdes; are All Contests COURTEOUS, INTELLIGENT ing Lady’s Lent urged by Our was Paris; independent for judgment May Lourdes, basis and thereby avoid 2, join the an proces- Read- and Eucharistic committee. Will Be Oral May 29-31, Paris; sion AND MODERN the Blessed of Sacrament FUNERAL and dictation the which always danger of is great government ing good and profitable books dur— June Cherbourg; 1, blessing the the sick; of ing Catholic Press month also threat in t-controlled school. will oral. 4. All be the An- contests was SERVICE a governme FOR June MORE THAN 2—5, and at May 3, Marseilles, by train; sea; recommended. Rosemary Silvers be will judged point'val. swers “If government-controlled the of th school danger on June 6, arrive in New York. May Nice, by morning train; 4, short talk good reading. YEARS. 65 viz., 0-2-4-6—8. A gave a on correct ues, an- Tour B has is identical in with apparent America, perhaps the" A not yet become tour Nice; May ‘ 5, Helen Hick the good report ' eight points, and the on rates swer through Thursday, May in 25, May Genoa by 6, day train; public school main the does is that system. not results of the pamph rack which et reason various degrees of of correctness Iieidelberg. Then the itinerary is ’May 7—12,.Rome, visit the four system.‘The has been placed in the train depot. constitute single question of federal state this the scale down a answers range is: t Basilicas, have audience with Sodalists will an purchase enough TELEPHONES: from this number. A round of uniformity, aid, however, effect greater and bring prac- May may journey 26, by train. Holy Father, to the motor holy bottles furnish on ex— each go water to will asked tice questions before be 'with central it control. This degree of danger Frankfurt; greater cursions visiting the Sistine OFFICE chapel, 238-W a the hospital. of They also room judging actual begins. May Frankfurt; 27, is public it of Vatican, always the School because the Catacombs, in system is present museum plan make crucifixes for each to " .5. Contestants Residence—1543 will be questioned May 28, travel by train Paris; to etc; directly the hospital public than private for that and much the subject room new more knowledge their general of the May Paris; 12, 29-31, May Assisi, later Perugia; on to be this will in Sauk Centre opened schools control.” to government Catholic religion. Eleven. Each Seventh June contestant North Avenue Cherbouxg; Cloud 1, St. May Florence; 13, . summer. ~ schools, in having Ill. “Private in will be asked eight questions June greater 2-5, May and June Florence; ,at oppor- 14, 6, sea; catechism. and in questions arrive ‘. two their in New York. tunity for developing the moral character of journey May Venice; 15, to J. Pupils Cathedral High ‘ New Testament Bible history. Tour C is identical with A tour emphasize spiritual pupils, able the better Cathedral to are through Pupils Monday, May in 22, 0b— Each given 6. will be contestant basis of democracy. Awords Capture Essay . Then the itinerary is minute answer.‘If :fiammergau. to contestant one “Perhaps difference public the-greatest between and fails answei‘.'the is: to next ‘contestant , Two of awards ' sets private in emphasis that is placed education lies the May were pre- 23, travel by day train will be asked to eight questions. upon Seek. Top Spot sented Cathedral highschool in to Lucerne; the of the moral spiritual development pupils. and is No allowed. 7. prompting If students this week. past May 24, Lucerne; “By its nonseétarian, neutral and there policy of being is prompting from the audi- awarded Medals print- . to May were WALLPAPER 25, by day train .Lu- from the question is ruled PAINT and AND out the public educating school prevented from SToflE is in the ence, students Thomas Schmitt and ing Paris; to .‘ came Drive Magazine the asked same-contestant another. Harold Legatt by the International spiritual Since 'the foundations' of private democracy. May 26, by train and channel Pittsburgh Plinting Contractor Paints Varnishes Questions 8. in the used contests Printing Co. for prize-winning Ink -— restrictions, —- steamer school is it hampered London; not these to by possesses be passed priests Imperial to out- the subject “Color Print- Washable Wallpaper on are on y May essays 27-28, London; trainingits pupils in greater the opportunity for moral a - side St. the Diocese Cloud. No of ing Economic Force.” Their May as an 7th. 29, By train and channel Tel. 435 12 Ave. So. Cloud St. spiritual foundation life of democracy. and lies the that ,at With national questions only requiring national will enter eye on a one or no yes essays compe- steamer to.Dublln; significance will be used. Only “At time tition. also the it great championship and another answers pre- possesses May 30-31, same Dublin; on questions 'viously approved be awhrd also made An the to religious \ may safeguarding of .A was for the democracy June edu- the that national of Five-day outcome 1, Irish tour; WWW . . used. Chimes ostaff—a certificate of June 2, Sligo; upon higher is‘ for law cation built that which championship, the better circula- reverence . SCHNEIDER i will 9. Judges be members of the honor for co-operation in the 1949 June 3, Galwa‘y'; FLOORING CO. tion Cathe- Catholic magazines, of of is the basis democracy. clergy direct having interest Christmas; in Seal Press project. no June Killarney; 4, high dral initiated drive «for the ‘ a service that, the private of “The greatest schools the the cathedral of has of annually received contest— success any June 5, Cork; sale ‘ of Catholic Digest, America, ASPHALT—RUBBER There will be five judges in this award, and has placed ants. religious perform stu-. foundation for,democracy is‘to June 6, by WALL can train & ALUMINUM and channel TILE Commonweal, other Catholic and the final Regional elimina- dents the in winning brackets of contest. law the“ steamer make this controlling principle in London; higher the to 428 With l834-W magazines this week. Ave. No. Plume past "St. Cloud, Minn. - tions have the least three. radio- script and sub- at Each must essays June 7-8, London; lives of their pupils.” Ur':.“>;..-.. The goal subscriptions is three clerk judge'should have mitted the Minnesota Public tabu- ,. to to a June Southampton; 9, Report in‘centive student, and for him. Health a5sociation. late for per an ‘ scores 'NCCS‘ June 10-13, Publishes at and. sea; achieving that goal is better to Elimination will 10. contests be June 14, arrive in New York. the record of the, winner, present held according deaneries. The to Jesuit high school in New 0r- highest ranking boy girl in and a VA Zapp— Grand Events Hospital Knight On leans. at each of the deanery contests, or ' ._ alternates, will Sponsored their be eligible by the student in , coun- .r cil under presidency the final the Jerry contest. of ‘ Sivinski’s Assume Will Speak Before ‘ 5 hrgipitafl Hollenhorst, The winning boy girl in (Continued From the the and Page One) Sunday drive under 11. got 11every morn- m, the Monday morning final ‘will with each be contest organizations way mg. ' e o ow1ng a gen- gfgfph’ d ward .t Sacred Sponsore a m pal y Trust A m7:— eral awarded scholarship provided copies assembly left $250 in _of the St. Cloud student that a lsobellun a Court Catholic Catholic students breathless with high school Register:- War Veterans, the“ of their con- own orchestra Dec. 16._Patient $100 choice. Fourth 35, Kn1ghts Columbus, templation in cash The Degree of of prizes 35, _\ assem- Playedi St- 01°“ at “PPM”? . all-expenses-paid bly Daughters and trip the of the Knights Columbus of Isabella, of 35; to St. an Dgc- Chll' 133—5? AugUStlne’S Edward Zapp, Jr], cities for grand. knight owardfi’ Margaret’s the this society, $100. The. 5; and Cathe- tournaments Minnesota State ‘Iiilgag Chair High MESS- at month. ,Stlglgas dral high school Council the Knights Colum- student council, of of the St. Cloud of 25. Knights Colum- of . s-— ris additional Donations NCCS bus will $50 award to Mr. Palmer, Daughters the Cath- for bus, will an . agent address the book record of '——a new Dec. 25.—-—Sisters’ choir. St. from The Catholic Order Foresters toward the scholarship the of to olic Digest, has arranged series a Isabella the Christopher on Cloud move- hospital donated $10 NCCS. Daughters High Mass. winning girl. boy And at to and of daily jackpot drawings all sang for for the any young their ment monthly at business 27.—Holiday Dec’. Isabella formal—host- Little Falls Catholic of of high in Dio- donated school the students who have the three sub- from the St. $5 Christmas marrieds. Gertrude sodal~ for Cloud meeting of Wednesday St. entered by the party next scriptions cases sold. A $10 prize evening (purposes. poster cese it’y, St. Cloud; Young St. Cloud Ladies’ Knights olumbus of winner allowance awards also for is being offered. 50- March 8. an- ’ dality, Collegeville; donated $15 and Young another to St. John’s~ $100. Proceeds the from drive will be sponsor The society‘ wil meet\in the K. Ladies’ sodality, St. Variety Anthony’s show. St. Gertrude's controlled by the student council so- Optional of C. hall Award 8:30 at p.m. parish, Cloud. dality St. donated $3 toward the which has appointed Tim Murphy Dressed liobos, Daughters An of of 200 pieces birthday I Available of card project chairman sponsored by as publicity average of and Bob as 3 \ Isabella had gala Catholic evening literature their received by the chaplains hospital. the VA at at Borgert a business are as manager. five- An optional hobo award of recent just ‘ party before the When a seri- the accept we the OTTO Lenten membership in Catholic by BILL BERRY year season. responsibility of ous a Children’s club Book-a-Month Beacom will C: Mrs. E. first won complete funeral service, be given in inability case'of take to .‘prize King the of Hoboes; Mrs. as scholarship advantage decisions the be of award. must Sivinski, our M. A. second, Duke of as All who participate in the semi- right and the in accord- Stew; Mrs. Lawrence Borgert, . . . final and will final be’ contests third Grand Knight Delouser. 06W! with D— wishes. ' as ance your appropriate gifts in VAII. given appre- A sumptuous d Your Call (night, 908 to p s re a was ciation of their efforts. brought by the who guests also en- 1804) brings Scholarships will 12. be effective you sympa- soyed canteen coffee and tidbits. the beginning of of the 1950751 thetic, as efficient assistance. Winners at Mrs. school Scholarships be games to 'were year. are Henry Geering, Mrs. contract; Ed- paid directly the schools chosen to ward Kalscheuer, 500; Teresa by winners.’ the Mayer, Mrs. Robert canasta; Mes- 13. Pastors, teachers, parents, enberg, Mrs. Peter Miller, high and friends of the contestants are, and Mrs. cut; Geering, Mrs. Helen cordially invited attend the to con- Anderson, ‘ and Mrs. Vincent Wits- They tests. the general to open are chen, special features. public. ‘ e