.. has?” Ema: ruff ."___..r,;,-‘v-_e‘ fivjwfi‘,}r§? an...” . 'Tf ., -vr- _p . b " THREE T950 THE ST. CLO PAGE uo REGISTER 28, July Friday, . Parish’s Be Powerful H Interests _Will PERICKSON it Convent FirSt "PREi-KUT” ELECTRIC ORNAMENTAI. IRoqn , SERVICE IMMEDIATE [Tl Jul ' - - Housing Plan Low-Income 'l DELIVERY FROM STOCKI .‘ Wiring and Fixtures L, . .. Beautify _ and safeguard home your ' \ So.‘ Cloud with handsome Ornamental Iron St. 3rd Ave. 626 , Rails. Powerful opposing local forces by every are move com- SAVE MONEY— ,4 munities get their low-income families of the to out slums . , , INSTALL IT YOURSELF ’ ,/ public housing NCWC / through News Service JEWELRY DAMON'S programs, a /_ ’ _ r / reported recently National showed, in section. install reasonable Phone ' V \1 at cost. or we .1 as our - survey . . . Rsnalrlnn and Watch ' representative will call and with our z. '“7' housing Clark authorities to Gen. Catholic Successor: on samples. ’ virtually There -UpstaIrI from Penney: perpetuity. is across low-in- No the for no OblIgotIons . . reported that need V '7 ‘ ‘free build- enterprise’ in private l floor But overhead 2nd is “Lower dwellings k means .4 on pressmg. come Convenient FHA Terms rm“ aiwn store." Damon’s there risk, values ing; is Co.“ better at monetary no no interests at- _ real estate are some CLOUD 51. TENT capital." of venture homes subsidized publicly tacking Catholic Most in the experts build low— will they —-although not 1761 housing their views 2121 Telephone field who Division Street sent themselves because houses l cost TRAYNOR FRED V. NCWC News Service said that for Awnings for Your Home Get Our Estimate to all their attention giving they are authorities Awnings public housing Metal We Manufacture Canines and seem housing boom. high-cost the to Architect of the for fam- need aware more John O’Grady, Monsignor secre— ily-size dwellings. BDX 56 National Conference HIST OFFICE the of atry public housers In this respect, TELEPHONE 3636 said: Charities, Catholic of sharply with private build- contrast the EXCHANGE 301 GRANITE recognized, generally “lt_is even who been accused have of put— MINNESDTA ers ST. CLOUD. that this private time, enter- at ting “birth housing.” control up Hospital providing housing in Cloud prise is not All but of the Catholic authorig Saint one middle- supply low for adequate or ties felt, in the words Monsignor of they families prices income Health at can Daniel J. Donovan, chairman For of afford pay." to the Boston Archdiocesan Commit- . . . Immaculate FRA'NCISCAN of Little Falls SISTERS of Conception parish. The tory sisters that hospi- time he noted modern, well-equipped At the A same Housing, build— “private that tee on EAT. assist with will teaching of released-time classes, be- specious arguments thi “many will residence in take convent are staff millions Q Q with well-organized ing is forcing tal of new up s young on a teach music, direct choir, the and perform other the low-rent against ing advanced IIEmP’S couples abhorrent it is completed time in Novem- the in Osakis when to recourse som e of physicians and specialists. tasks for the parish. the public housing program on artificial family limitation.” the will be the first 50-year his- her. It in convent level.” local Conducted by of the the Sisters + + + SIaieiI HIGH COSTS ARE blamed prin- ‘_‘po— “Socialism” and Cries of cipally for the small size pri— of Instant Frozen .v01ced being housing” litical SiSters’ REQUIESCANT Convent are housing, Catholic several vate but Order of St. Benedict partic1pation against levels local at critics with Monsignor Rob- found, ICE CREAM Admin— Housing Public S. U. in the B. Navin, Cleveland, that “eas— ert building 810,000-unit istraton’s ier profits for small-size housing” . To Be Built families. Osakis low—income in for program IN PACE “an important consideration.” are getting under just This Tel. 567 program, ' Catholic authorities generally six will last years. way, ii; urged liberalized credits for more PAINTS-WALL national PAPER O’Grady, Monsignor a the with five chil— veteran II or more said: “There GLUEK housing, authority -Ewt Osakis—Sisters will take on residence - permanent Mrs. George dren, co-operative soon Weismann up ventures, con- a this that is danger may program Rockville.——Mrs. in Immaculate George Conception Weismann, parish attack high by here for centrated costs 80, the first time in on Paint and wall keep home looking smart lack opposition throigh be lost paper as can your or who died July 19, buried in the was the entire building and industry, the 50-year history of the parish. communities.” parish aspreserve local following in cemetery interest Requiem of large well the walls and woodwork. See selec- a our possible “built-in elimination of Mass ol‘Iered July 22 in the Immaculate Fed- builders, who Private get Construction is work begin to sisters’ new tion of paints and wall beautiful colors and modern in bring Conception conveniences” down church. now to costs. The on following a r. chil- papers Administration mort— Housing eral dren survive: Henry, San Diego. Calif.; following convent the awarding Most indicated, however, of contracts Wednesday designs. . a cur— on ' of the most for insurance Mrs. Jake Rothstein (Lucy), Richmond; . gage directly .-_ well for sub- need rent of last week. as Mrs. Nicholas all— Becker Richmond; (Anna), the erecting in PAINT homes they a are V:A'.,—~_—._,A teaching sisters sidized low-rent public housing for if future Nicholas Weismann and Martin Weis- more SHOP KOERBER Van Cleve Van housing boom, and Cleve time record of A op- are Rockville: Gertrude Weismunn. St. conditions should families. lower-income mann, the warrant THE BEER Osakis subs1— of awarded the posed other type general to Cloud; and Steve, were Kimball. Mrs. Weis- any ‘ building of parish school. “In Chicago, is enough there not a for member contract $29,886. construction. of the St. Margar- Other dies for mann was a. ‘ con- 2 v family-size housing because the et’s society. The 35 by 35 feet, willxbe convent, FOR THE O’Dwyer, include: J. tracts ta)? Electrical Monsignor Thomas work, construction high, of too costs built. Mrs. Theresa about Binsfeld 80 feet are of the Dalquist west Electric reported: Angeles, Alex— Los company, 20 and had influx , have of Sixth Ave. Cloud, Minn. So. St. St. Nicholas.—Requiem church and will Mass face the south we an peo- of- MAN WHO andria, the whole $968; plumbing, of was brutal Benedict “The irony fered ‘July in St. 15 Nicholas’ church ple families whose income, for and street, of the church. west Tile build- Heating that the and Plumbing, private Osakis, situation is Mrs. Theresa Binsfeld, 89. who died wife work— with husband and and brick that match the church even KNOWS $1,764.83; ‘Socialism' shouted and heating, who have Alexandria July 12. Father Henry Steichen officiated. ers, ing, is adequate for home not will be used for the exterior. own- Burial the in parish Eight Furnace public hous- cemetery. of and Sheet the was Metal Works, proponents at housing,” ership rentals of children survive, Mrs. Elizabeth Litch- new or $1,090. advantage The taking home. two—story will have ing, most are a Nicholas field, Binfeld, Bowlus; Mrs. Monsignor Thomas J. reported living big participa- dining their kitchen, Iucratively of Theodore This Erpelding, Cold will be room, Spring; Paul the first sisters’ room, Chicago archdiocesan Reed, repre- " them, Binsfeldr‘ For Guthrie; Erpeld- and music Mrs. Adolph ‘socialization.’ the first floor, in tion in the convent history room DISTRIBUTED or on of the Side sentative the 'South Plan- ing, Salem, Ore.; Bernard Binsfeld. ‘St. on nothing and three bed and the FHA constitutes chapel Osakis Co. parish. Several rooms Ice Cream more a Kemp’s Franciscan Cornice I Cloud: Mrs. Martin Aschenbrenner, Rice; Metal ning board. His is statement Roofing typ— Co. 8. that they the second floor. happy than guarantee Sisters on of Little Falls and Math Binsfeld, Wilton, N. will Dak. take a up ical. and that Ursa Louis Freed of Aberdeen, insured against loss There grandchildren 41 and 61 great- residence in are the home Phone 567 are when new build- MEANWHILE, PRIVATE grandchildren. S. Dak., is the make architect will four in who main- banks cent completed it per November. next ST. CLOUD. MlNN. is ' ing interests reported doing Mrs. are Sehaedler Mary tains branch office in Fargo, N. a All Types of ....._ The sisters “Tum will assist the block applica- their best local in- to North Prairie—Funeral services Dak., managed by Wilfred Seifert, were struction of children in coMPAN released- PHA funds pub- conducted July tions for 21 the Holy to erect from Cross ooNuN graduate of St. John’s univer- a church for Mrs. Mary Schaedler, time periods, Metal 92, Sheet Siding for Roofing the church lic housing. care sity school of architecture, who pioneer resident of this community, who — - and altars, take charge of the cities, said altar In they to of Manufacturers many are /. made died July Father 18. A. U. Hullin oi- for the plans arrangements boys, choir, teach music, and be forcing referendums be held to ficiated. Burial in the parish as- with was Father ceme- Mohm. Finish Interior Doors Sash the sist The following W. J. McDowaIl Father N. McDowall Geo. tery. children‘ survive: pastor, . James before application be made, can - The Osakis parish will mark its . . Mrs. Judson . Rolston, Mobile, Ala.; . . . Mrs. Mohm, other parish activities. in and times the urgently needed some golden jubilee Sept. Edgar 4 begin- Blaisdell, Pierz; Mrs. Leonard Cloud Cloud on Phone St. St. 1526 535 E. St. Germain . The public housing is thrown out. will convent be Bryant, Milwaukee, Wis.; Mrs. Nicholas constructed ning with Solemn Pontifical a Pasch, Minneapolis; Nicholas Monsignor Thomas Vi- Schaedler, J. Tobin, to provide for later as 12 by 30- Mass be offered by to Coadjutor a Bend, 0re.: Isadore and Joseph, North % General of the Archdiocese of addition the west side for Bishop car Peter W. Bartholome. on Prairie: Jake, Tucson, Ariz.; Roland, and IJNOTYPE Portland, Ore., told in Port- OPERATOR how Salt Lake There City, Utah. grand- 22 are childi-en vicious land “a and high-pressured and 26 great-grandchildren. Two brothers, Joseph Kieffer, Opole; John, PL-OXMENT WANTSEM campaign, engineered the real by NIIE (IDQH lawn I‘AOIUINL in. Hillman; and sister, Mrs. Isadore a lobby, di- and apparently estate Cloud, Schmidt, St. also survive. Write from their national head- rected Clarence Cpl. Kostreba ABC Cloud Register succeeded confusing c/o St. in quarters, St. Wendel.—Requiem Mass offered was SHOPPING CENTER the minds the issue in of July in St. 22 Columbkille’s church for many St. Cloud, Minn. Cpl. Clarence Kostreba. who 21, drowned voters.” United while serving in the States army Despite widespread civic sup- in Wuesterlar, Germany, June Father 20. Archbishop including of Elort, that Bernard Karels ofiiciated. Burial in was D. the parish Howard the The American Le- dward and Arch- cemetery. gion Avon of charge the post in of was diocesan Council C h 1 i (of t o a c military rites. Surviving his parents. are Women, the defeated measure was Mr. Peter Kostreba,_and and Mrs. the by 62,000 53,000. votes following to brothers and Mrs. Mel- sisters: Muyres vin (Theresa), Albany: Sophie, While Portland the real estate Minneapolis: Della. Deloris, Holding- and lobby phrases used like “bureauc- Phillip, ford; and Leo, Marian, Joyce, Here’s Socialism” “political and and Gerald, and home. glamorous Janice, of that at picture racy new a their housing—it stinks” in John L. Scheeler cam- paign, that it is charged private Lake—Requiem Pearl offered Mass PULLMAN the was Sofa by one saw you Holy July in Cross church there 24 for John builders meeting the not . . . are Scheeler, who died July Father 66, 21. needs that public housing is in- and Hinnekamp Fred ofl‘iciated. Burial &Garde,n. in Hou in admired was se tended satisfy. to the parish Mrs. Scheeler cemetery. . . sur— “While there been has record vives with the following children: Mrs. a Nicholas (Alvinia), KnottI Sauk Rapids; volume of construction in post-war Mrs. Grams, Margaret, Ben and Mrs. Portland, housing the has been new Harry Smoley (Rosella), Cloucl: St. Mrs. built almost exclusively for the Victor Krippner (Regina), Minneapolis: Regularly Mrs. (Elsie), Kimball; ’s‘e’f Frank Pope and 59c higher income brackets, for the Jerome, Aloys, Raphael Clarence, and people the who need housing least,” TUMBLERs Scheeler, Kimball. There 15 grand- are ‘Strawberry’ Monsignor Tobin declared. children. in (Ed. Because'of lack of IN CHICAGO, Monsignor note: Reed space follow- the the previous issues report on reported realtors that claimed some been delayed this has until ing funerals “padding” in the estimate by the week.) Set of 6 LADY HELEN glass Chicago Housing Authority of 49c George Brisse a ' tumblers, decorated with bright for 40,000 publicly need financed Richmond—Requiem offered Mass was SALE Paul's July in Peter and church Sts. 12 low-rent housing units. strawberry patternl 11 size. oz. Brissc, who died July George 88. for Actually, the Monsignor said, the parish Specially Burial in priced] 9. cemetery. was the estimate “seems be to daughters following and The conserv- sons sur- ative” and is “effectually Joseph, Joseph vive: John, Mary, Mrs. sus- Tables Gay and Colorful for Summer Vogt (Catherine), and Anton. There are tained” by the the Met- report of grandchildren and 18 25 great-grand- ropolitan Housing and Planning children. "STRAWBERRY" WATER PITCHER Council. Joseph Pundsack Mrs. Monsignor O’Grady answered Francis—Funeral St. services LADY were HELEN pitcher match “Straw- to July the conducted 8 in St. Francis' church public argument of hous- one berry” design tumblers! 80 Large Joseph Pundsack, who died Mrs. 52. for ounce ing foes in this way: July Father Joseph Wesscndorf 5. of- capacity “People that saying are exemp- Burial the ficiated. in parish was ceme- . . soothes-0.0:, . . tion imposes financial loss Surviving Mr. Pundsack and tery. a severe are __(_'.;1 following children: Lawrence their the Mrs. cities. They BOWL forget -9-INCH CRYSTAL that to Dobmeier (Regina). St. Francis: Alfred. the slums that have been cleared store—richly carved in it Oswald You Walter, and Mrs. Tschida Attractive gloss dish with serving smart our can see now in order make for public to way (Irene), St. Paul: Richard, St. Cloud; edge. crimped Many usesl Reg. .SALE 11c. housing have brought little and Lorraine. Florentine. Melvin base. You wouldn’t and fringe luxurious at. expect very Lat-L- arms, home. There five grandchildren. local communities. are return to . . . Also her mother, surviving Mrs. comfortable, dura- such sofa be are smart “Slum Z-CUP MEASURING studies have shown PITCHER that to so a so Melrose, Bernadine Ostendorf, and the the ;_.- for police and fire cost protec- following brothers and sisters: Ben 05- and PULLMAN Accurate glass tcher of it’s pi with blel But measuring course a for tion, health Eagle: Clemens services_in tendorf, Grey Ostendnrf, slum . . . smoothilow valuel A pouring Big Fork: Albert, Frank, Mrs. Ben Vol- spout. is higher than much investment in fine it truly that makes areas, very . . . . a Ier, Mrs. Joseph and Hoeschen, St. An- other and all of out areas propor- Robert. Cloud: Black thony; St. Richard, METAL STEP-ON CAN only for home the tion from receipts at the to tax Duck; Joseph, and Melrose. your . slum. Studies have also shown that Bright “Field Flowers” design white Donald Jackson on there has been steady deteriora- Cloud—Funeral St. servicos a were con- background. Big 10 capacity. quart sofa with this handsome To slum Donald tion in ducted July Jackson. 8 for in- point where .. . . . . . . to areas, go a of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jackson. fant they son really of loss were more MEASURING a SPOON SETS The Rev. cherin Schwieters officiated. the amazing suggest new than we American to asset tax- an Burial in Calvary'cemctery. was Brightly 1/3, colored plastic 1/4. 1/2. in The 10 paid by William spoons Mrs. Sitzman the payers. cent PULLMANAIRE per local hpusing . . authorities . lieu of 1 in and 1 tablespoon Buckman.—Requiem sizes. Mass offered teaspoon was ., . . . . . . chair that “Spring-Float” July St. Michael’s 10 in church really brings the for Mrs. into taxes more William Sitzman, 51, who died July 6. city than brought MEASURING in CUP SETS treasury was The Rev. Paul Kunkcl officiated. Burial sensation new in gives a the receipts from that tax areas the parish in acmetery. Surviving was Plastic are 1/4, 1/3, 1/2 in Brightly sizes. cups cup have cleared.” been Mr. Sitzman and the following children: comfort. Just sitting try colored, Henry, accurately d William, Noella, Lavern, Doro- proportions . .. . . . . . thy. Rosemary. Joyce. and Darlene. L'—_ believing! Sitting is it. Celebrated Ist Masses Bischof Jacob Ib-OUNCE MEASURING PITCHER 3;:— Eden Valley.—Funeral services were conducted Clear plastic Pnu July in with 11 the Assumption graduated markings. Church Non- In New 51. church Jacob for Bischof, who died 57, drip hot pouring spout, resistant. water July Burial 8. in parish the was ceme- . . . 1 tery. Mrs. Bischnf survives with nine St. Paul.—First Masses were STRAINER children: Bernice, Minneapolis; Con- Mrs. SMALL SINK celebrated Sunday, July in the 23, rad Aveldson (Marcella). Langdon; and in House featured 8: Garden .Also combination church and school Mode of flexible new Jacob N., Lloyd, LeRoy, sanitary plc: Joseph, Kenneth, can't stic . . . —- St. Paschal Baylon’s Sue of Anne, parish and Mrs. Werner Finken IPULLMAN at ondc, M Beau scratch sink] Stainproof. or a mar (Mary Helen), all of Eden Valley. There White Bear and Third avenue four grandchildren. sister One and are with quaint barrel chair unusual street. REFRIGERATOR three brothers also survive: Mrs. Nicholas BOTTLES The will school in Septem- Gardecki, Austin: John, Eden Valley; open border. beauty rulilcd It’s Colorful plastic bottles, 1-quart Nicholas. Watkins; and Math, Minnea- ber in size........ the charge of the Sisters of a —_ polis. St. Joseph, John Father V. Ryan, ‘/2 Gallon Space-Saver 69c Plastic Bottles and in too! style, value William Post announced. pastor, Cold Spring.—Requiem Mass of- PLASTIC was The school auditorium is the 5-OUNCE TUM BLERS fered July in St. Boniface's church 12 died temporary church. The building William for Post, uly 64, who 8. Flexible, unbreakable. Set of 6 Burial in parish the Sur- cemeter_ has eight classrooms, library, was a . .-...-...... viving Mrs. Post and the following 9-ounce Plastic Tumblers. of6 ...89c are Set and nurse’s a room. children: Lawrence, St. Cloud; Mrs. John (Elizabeth), Merton Carol Rockville; Mrs. PARTI-SETS 8-PIECE May (Katherine), LeSueur; Dennis, St. Answers Quiz to ‘ILJJL Cloud; Mrs. Albert Lansing (Theresa), Four bright plastic 1-a, 2-c, 3-c, 4-b, 5-c, plates 6-a, 7-b, and for Snohomich, cups Wash.: Sylvester, St. Cloud; -— 8—b, 10-c. 9-c, Carl, Minneapolis; Waldemar, serving picnics, buffet parties, suppersl. ........Set with the United States route navy, en home: Aloys, St. Cloud; and Mary Ann, William J., Joseph. home. and Jerome at A.J.DAN|EL00 There 13 grandchildren. are K&Hflwme Mrs. Nelles John B. St. Cloud. Funeral services were con- ducted July 14 from the Holy Angels 00. church for Mrs. John Nelles, 81, who July died 11. The Rev. John Laky offi- Burial ciated. in the Assumption OPEN 9 T0 9 EVERY was Pioneers Better in Home Mr. Nelles survives Furniture cemetery. with three 1881 since Phones 3864—5163-W daughters: Mrs. Fred Lehner (Laura). 1350 8th No.—-St. Ave. Cloud San Calif.: Francisco, Alma, home; at Claud CITY Eleven, 81 FARM WIRING 7th FRIDAY AN SATURDAY D Joseph Avenue and Mrs. Appleton (Viola), St. No. St. Paul. There five grandchildren and for are Cloud Call St. Write free estimate or , three great-grandchildren. Also surviving _,,g,. is Mrs. sister, Philomena Planer, St. one Cloud. . v A. , I A. l 'l ‘i