CLOUD THE ST. REGISTER Friday, August 'Il, 1950 FOUR PAGE ASK Red China? FOR Year of Government in Holy Pilgrimage“ Begin 3,000 Nurses Meet What Type To September 5-9 In Rome Sroxns L. RICHARD By New York.—Three thousand del- Chi- from countries of egates 22 industrialization the the in Communist opinions of Mr. t ex- e are The (Note: g v r n m e n o nese International Con- pected the People’s Republic. at itself increase its mili— pledges and to his PRE-PACK Stokes nese ‘own may or are Catholic Nurses extended of in Rome Union The Soviet soldiers. strength by 4,000,000 editorial the tary grass a “ BULK conform ICE not to CREAM may the Sept. 5-9, according credit of $300,000,000,000 to to already under With 5,000,000 REGISTER.) an an- of THE stand exacted but here by the Rev. Ed- Peiping nouncement government, host would of that mean a arms, is of government What production manner the entire ward A. Garesche,' S.J., general security held “in readi- HOME 9,000,000 . MODERNIZTNG troops, as State the China that Communist HOME 0 North FINANCING ,in and of materials of Inter- spiritual director the imperialistic coping with for raw ness labored should have Department J. be China. These Cominittee F. Northeast national of Catholic ANDERSON to aggression.” of acts are power? it in install five to actual the years supplied “according in Nurses. The committee is charge to People’s Republic The Chinese LUMBER C0. People’s the is U.S.S.R. time of needs the the Of what of at n'ature of the About 200 pil- congress. itself responsible in addi— makes word the that Peiping repayment.” Republic of States, rims from the United of BUILDING MATERIAL Chi-_ tion for mobilizing 10,000,000 its pledged for stands and U. S. be chiefs, of the Russians to one-fourth will be hom sisters, are Soviet “to assist workmen, nese PAINT AND COAL Nations, United the merely “depu- admission Chinese officials to the sail the at or congress joint construction of are Russia in the f should body Telephone of that the majority of 180 if ties,” in the St. mu. management Cloud. end of August aboard the Queen a ‘establish- Sine-Soviet i l i t m a r y will? railroad, and of strip Changshan Washington, Elizabeth, and the the so a i merits.” sol- has. which regime wide along its land miles It is of 50 De Grasse. They will in Paris meet a China All North ports are exterminate contracted emnly to right of and travel Lourdes their to way. ST. CLOUD on way opened of So- the free to access four in all business - of Russians, The out women, Rome. men, to every one Such include viet troops. ports ELECTRIC CO. Chinese of and children the with China, and to race. in The will Rome are commerce congress open Darien, Tsingtao, Haichow, Che- special Moscow, Feb. trading rights, On 12, at preferential enjoy with Mass St. Peter’s Basilica, a in Electrical Contrncton fbo, Weihaiwei, and Chingwantao. by signed friendship in pact with Chinese customs rates, and Masses was the subsequent days Residential Commercial on and cities demarcated Fifteen to - and En-lai are Minister Chou trade, limited inland Foreign and coastal will in Catacombs be said the and industrial Wiring residential district for N. as Andrei serve Commissar St. Foreign 1/100 of cent. to John in the Basilicas Lat- per of one Tel. 2543 St. Cloud “immigrants” the U.S.S.R. from parties,” Ar- Vishinsky. “Both contracting St. Mary Major. Benedic- and eran They include Peiping, Shanghai, has just authentic the An forth, “agree ticle to 16 sets ar- copy tion will be celebrated the after- Tientsin, Kwangchow, Changsha, Article republics rived in this people’s country. establishment of seven of the second day in the noon Hangchow, Kin-Kan, Chungking, follows: and Mongolia, reads Inner Sinkiang, in as, Basilica Outside of St. Paul the Wuhu, Amoy, Swatow, F00- and responsi- and both Tibet; of lack existing “Owing assume Walls, to in the and evening re- Molitor a cere- Drug Co. chow. inde- their promoting bility for Chi- of.the population the will held in the Coliseum. be sources, mony Amoy Shanghai and princi- are pendence. be Republic must People’s The general subject the of nese con— REXALL AGENC¥ pal bases for the projected con— pact,” much “friendship This since million, by 100 diminished Nurse will be “The Catholic gress of Formosa. Chungking, in quest Prelcrlptionl Spool-It, effect, in of which is probably - be they cannot otherwise now sus- and the Medical Social Worker the interior, the capital Kodak & Toiletries was war SnnDIIEI of teeming union signalized the procedures to Detailed tained. Confronted are With the Progress of of Nationalist China: in the colossal Russia and China Peo- Chinese ST. CLOUD. MlNN. determined by the ,r be Conditions Technique and the of The the of treaty purposes are the U. S. has fearful themselves.” most ple’s government menace the World.” Modern forth in its preamble, set fol- as confronted. China’s round numbers, In popu- ever lows: of that HAPPILY fulfillment WAVING GOODBYE Only the Pius XII. pilgrims The One quarter 400,000,000. members of the National lation is are are Establishment of 1. new a or- emboldened the coalition cold deadly Newman sentenced Club Federation in and the National Federa- figure, of that of the Catholic 1,000 students who The of some der OUR [AM in Asia. hostilities launch two-thirds Kremlin to tion of Catholic College equals Students. death, Promoting blood the pil- to left Hoboken, N. Ligm‘ia J., the Holy S.S. for Strengthening of 2. secret on a co- Korea. U. S. in the U. S. against of the grimage the Very population Rev. Monsignor Joseph E. of the \ was Year pilgrimage Rome. While in to Europe, the col- operation between the Chinese confess, this The pit, total in must Schieder, director the the Youth arriv was of Department, Na- To at one legians visiting France, Belgium, Germany, Swit- People’s Republic of the U.S.S.R., are hands. American by dug chiefly to would be tional Catholic Welfare it Conference. country, necessary BELLE zerland, PRAIRIE, MlNN. Italy. In Rome, they will be received by with view preventing “im- to a whose the being is east It to human slaughter men name easy every Officer’s perialistic aggression” and the the Ameri- overthrew infatuation Mississippi river. boarding The ideal school for girls. of the Boys Yank $3,000 Japanese Group Visits French Restores Statue of Japanese resurgence power. and East the Far in en- En— can cause Chou order, Moseow’s At resident they have received students until as By “imperialistic aggression” is of stead that the throned in its his visit engaged lai to own Washington upon Archbishop twelfth attained their First through the meant action of defense the Soviet Union. year. Plougastel Daoulas, France.— any in the battle, vowed aid part to scale holocaust countrymen - on a a free world—and especially the eighth grade. Delightful home-like D. Roose- A Franklin They former lieutenant, atmos- the he in restoration if returned atrocity. were army records of exceeding all U. S.-—may dare take against in- Wal— Henry A. John Vice President D: _Skilton, velt, named hon- the from alive. The he Washington. phere, Gymnasium, Grove Archbishop Pine and outnumber Pat- extensive was victims destined war money His —— ternational Communism. Dean of State Secretary lace, Citizen of this town, far contributed the rebuilding not of to World orary both casualties of the fatal rick A. O’Boyle in receiving grounds for outdoor ' sports. a The reference Japan, in C. Marshall, from Brest, to this George Acheson, Gen. for his $3,000 gift for Plougastel Calvary, the in put up Wars. of nine prominent group secret well and the indicate W. Stilwell, non- Joseph Lieut. Gen. reconstruction of the local 1602 of solid granite paper, may of starvation cem- Stalin’s as a mem- deliberate Choral Speaking Music Comintern’s Catholic that the Japanese making etery’s - Vin- good— Calvary - John Carter next target, Lattimore, Owen which statuary, orial the victims of plague, for a in Russian peasants, millions of after Korea, will be the partly former Service, and destroyed Stewart by John shellfire gained the sales cent, will from of was of the United tour States agricul- collective was a enforce order Vocal and to Instrumental Taught island in World kingdom. of the State II. Skilton, - Davies, Jr., John P. who took book he after the wrote war war. longer stand praised “the would wonderful reception ture, a as no Not only but the Department. manpower Tnonument en- bagatelle of but Christianity as a has received in Japan For further information write DirectreSS tire Chinese to their blunders, result of As economy was sur- a inhumanity. 1945.” He said he Russiin since rendered was par- to sovereignty. today clawing American boys are Our Lady Angels of the Academy, R. F. D. Little Falls, Minn. 4. Article .19 ticularly happy wonder that Small welcome to four Every department of the Red finger- desperately keep to mere a this members of the Gov. of Sojiro the treaty in- expresses group, Chinese government ordered of the rim hold the outermost was on sugiyama contracting “‘The and his wife, Mayor »junction: agree- the aid to request of technical Asiatic land huge mass. of leOSl'll. Ohashi the Nagasaki, pertains nature of to and ment personnel from the Soviet Union Conrad, the novelist, Joseph ARTICLES Shoshic1 RELIGIOUS Both Mochizirka, political speaker high of con- secrecy. the in role of “advisers.” beheld tiny French gun- a once the the duty City council parties to of Nagasaki, tracting have be- It agreed that Russian solemnly shell- tech- in of boat the act was they from and the it not to keep secret cause announce came area nicians should participate in of Africa. It the the continent ing that and the Medals world the Nagasaki Prayerbooks, Rosaries, Sick Call Sets, publicly.” it gave operation of all chief industries example in him struck the supreme as martyrs, who possession inspiration in The was are Daily Mis- an Andrew’s Chains, Crucifixes, Bibles, St. copy my Three China’s'principal models—$119.95 $174.95. districts. to of insanity. human ‘ Catholics to of fright- all and China smuggled out_of at races na- Easy terms—liberal The Kremlin trade—in. Let retained the right rival in provide Korea sal, Holy Water F Statues, us etc. outs, may a tionalities. Two and Japanese death, and of ful risk torture nuns STORE show of allocating them itself today. all to to iron and cosmic Our adventure humor. you in the US. channels invited through by forwarded the now were was other mined RETAIL throughout be THE FRITZ-CROSS will possibly there THE MAYTAG to SHOP ores come Archbishop trustworthy. to the eminently meet that group, are China. They be to used War,” in “America’s Boer known are ex- as gohernor which included the and procedures,” to “detailed The panding Russia’s heavy difference manufac- that with the important 12 5th Ave. S., Cloud St. [Phone 49 Cldixd, of their home province and mayor Minn. Com- 26 on. No. St. Chinese performed by the Ave. be in order tures, that it allies. assist South Africa had may no Hiroshima. City, . include themselves, munists mass slave particularly and shootings Russmn the prison camps, on will be multitudes REQUIESCANT in which model, IN PACE and beaten, starved, scientifically death. worked to . n them, it Foremost goes among the 4,000,- will be saying, without Andrew Faust, Sr. 12 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Dirschel the and Catholics Chinese 000 member of the parish Christian was a. offered Pierz. Requiem Mass was ~—- Mothers’ society and the Women's Cath- Chinese Protestants. 500,000 Aug. Joseph’s church Andrew in St. for 5 olic Order Foresters. _ of The fam- Sr.. who died Aug. 2. all Faust. 83, will them After come Burial officiated. in Rev. Earl Boldt Michael Frisch was co-operation suspected of ilies or Surviving Mrs. the parish cemetery. are Dumont.—Funeral services Nationalist were con- with the sympathy gov- children: Mrs. the following Faust and announce; conductod July 30 in St. Peter's church V Fred, William, and (Maud), Formosa. Frank Nagel ernment for Michael Frisch, who on died July 26. I all Pierz; and Bert Raymond of Faust, hordes of be The there will Rev. Frank Finally First officiated. Burial also Calif. Two brothers Glendale. Faust. in the parish Mrs. Frisch cemetery. guileless was who peasants were both Frank Faust, survive Chris and survives with the following ,-—— children: would land believe that grandchildren enough There 22 to of Pierz. are Mrs. Peter Muellenbach, Wheaten: Mrs. z great-grandchildren. and four who but their property, be Art. Rausch. Collis: Mrs. Jerome Wiener. now Heat Dumont: Gerald, and has at home. The possession Less. that \ will find Breher John ‘ Ralph Leslie American Legion Du- post. landlords the passed from merely GetMore Perham.—Funeral services con- were for Money! carried the mont, military out arrange- church for Henry’s July St. ducted 22 in the state. to ments. The July who died 18. John Breher, 62, disclose Frank Mandelkc of the pact items Other Burial officiated. Nicholas Donnay Rev. Elizabeth—Funeral “innocent Lattimore’s services Owen what Mrs. Brehcr in the parish cemetery. were con- was ducted July 23 for Frank Mandelke, 71. Joseph, turned children: survives with four reformers” have agrarian ~ The Rev. Vincent Santo offered the (Doro- Rachko Cloud: Mrs. Vernon St. what precautions and be, to out Requiem Mass Elizabeth’s in St. church. Joseph Claveloux Mrs. thy), Salem, Ore.: Pallbearers taken against has Robert Politburo Schmoos, the Joseph John Bre- were D.C.; (Colleen), Washington, Lill, George Lill, Walter Hans. Anton that following theory The Moorheud. Lattimore’s her, Jr., present Lill, and Donald Johnson. survive: Fran also brothers sisters and follow the is bound China to Red KENMORE ‘ OWN NEW A John Madigan Wil- Mrs. Breher, Dadena; George and Tito. Marshal of path Magda.- Breher, Marie St. Patrick—Requiem Hochsteder, liam Mass of- was de— is Cath- colossal China’s Wudena; Mrs. fered all of July lene Breher, 31 in St. Patrick’s church manpower Mrs. Mills: York for John Madigan, New erine Dumont, 55, the who died July hand and foot, livered to over, Mrs. Dak.; and Oaks, N. 24 in Butte, Jewel Sather, Mont. The Rev. M. C. Haupt Com- Soviet High disposal of the Neb. There Omaha, officiated, with I. N. Bayless, burial in the OIL HEATER are parish ceme- ' mand. Breher Mrs. Surviving grandchildren. tery. four three brothers was a and are Knights Degree, three Service the Fourth sisters: member Sister military of M. pledged Colette: Jennie It is to * Madigan. Butte, Columbus. Mont; of ' Mrs. Fred Kla- Marx- the and U. S. the to against verkamp. Sauk Rapids: Jerome. Marion, Scheeler Joseph Asia. L. all of ist conquest Wash.; Frank, Sauk Rapids; and Michael, and Inner St. Cloud. Sinkiang only Not services Lake.—Funeral Pearl were Mathias Rohr church J. Holy Cross and Asia in conducted Jilly 24 Southeast Mongolia, but died July. who Joseph Scheeler, 66, Bluffton.—Funeral for services $6995 immediate specified were con- Tibet as are Month $5.00 offici- $5.00 Down, Hinnenkamp Fred ducted The Rev. July 21. 27 in St. John's Heals 3 church To aggrandize— Red Chinese of goals parish the cemetery. Burial in ated. for Mathias Ruhr. 85, who died July was includes follow- Asia the survive: with Southeast Scheeler Mrs. 23. The Rev. ment. Robert Voigt Plan officiated. Sean; Payment Easy on (Al- Nicholas Knott children: Mrs. Burial ing in the parish Ma- Three British cemetery. Indo-China, was French Grams Mrs. Ben Rapids; brothers vnnia). Sauk 4 Rooms and sister survive: Nick. a Charge) Carrying (Usual and Siam. Burma, laya, Smoley Harry Mrs. and (Margaret) Detroit Lakes: John Herman, and Wa- . parties,” Viétor Kripp- contracting Mrs. “The Cloud; (Rosella). St. dena; and Mrs. ac- Mary Geiser, Wadena. Frank Minneapolis: Mrs. (Regina), “agree article three, to cording ner to Mrs. John Guck Wheeler Pope Mrs. (Marie), Pope People’s Chinese the reorganize Sank Rapids—Mrs. John Guck. Far-Reaching Room Heat Elsie), 62, Pope( ' Mrs. Dan For (Laura), Better, and who died July Inter- Army’ into 29 buried the in ‘Liberation Aloys of Clarence Jerome, was an and Kimball: par- ish following cemetery Requiem Mass Kimball. There Scheeler of be Ralphacl a Communist and to national army, Design Your Home of in Beauty For New offered Sacred in Heart church Mrs. Aug. 1. One sister. grandchildren. 15 command of the are direct the under _,_ Mr. Guck survives with the following brothers, Cloud: St. two Peifer, Mary Soviet children: of the officer Mrs. Andrew Jackson, highest Bnhman. Cloud. St. Scheeler, Henry and Ben Fuel Gals. 5 of 52-hours Burns Up to N Dak.: Henry, Minneapolis: Marian, nephews on Pallbearers army.” also survive. were Minneapolis; . Lovern. and Sauk Paul Rapids. Scheeler, Albert Scheeler: Mr. of the Chi- end of 1950, the Before Eight grandchildren. sisters. Directional Heat Raymond two Provides and Scheeler, Adjusto Door Lawrence Scheeler, brother also survive: Mrs. August and Ber- one Hermann, Edward Hermann, here deserve listed The firms to Gohl, Pierz; Mrs. George Wepper, Rice: Scheeler Kenneth Bichler. nard was V dis- when remembered of fuel flow be level valve controls Constant John you are and Sitzman, Buckman. cross-bearer. dif- the tributing patronage to your Mrs. Ann Whiting Degendorfer Helena Mrs. of lines business. ferent St. Cloucl.——chuiem Mass offered units maximum heat BTU for 52,900 heat was who Degendorfer, Helena Morris.—Mrs. Aug. 3 St. Mary's Cathedral for Mrs. in parish the in buried July died 24, was Ann Whiting, who died July 31 in Mont- July Mass JACKSON Requiem FRANK W. following cemetery regulator 8 Automatic draft for icello. Burial in Calvery cemetery. was economy Rev. The church. Assumption in 26 A step-son, Dr. Fhriro. Danl'ord Whiting, and Mass the offered Feai'on A. John N. Dak., survives. One sister. Mrs. Mum ARCHITECT One sister, Funeral. the officiated at G. wolter. Bi‘ookings. S. Dale, and sev- Morris, of McConney Annie sur- Mrs. eral nephews and nlso nieces survive. Ecclesiastical Design vives. - Mathias DeZurik Bdrnard Dirschel : ZONOSPHERE Mrs. EXCLUSIVE Sartell.—A Solemn Requiem Bldg. Mass Bank American National was Mass Prairie—Requiem Long offered was Aug. 2 in St. Francis’ church for MINN. 81‘. CLOUD. Mary of Mt. the St. July 25 in Mathias DeZurik, offered 72, who died July 30. heat setting. Saves money! combustion Insures Dirschel, Bernard Mrs. at church The for Rev. any Carmel Edward you proper Ramacher offered the George Rev. The July 22. died Mass. who assisted 74, by the 'Rev. Theodore of regardless economical heat Patented clean, provide the segments in Burial officiated. Rauch Wrobel, Alexandria, was deacon; the Rev. the Dirschel and Mr. parish cemetery. Benedict Virnig, Sauk Rapids, subdeacon; JamesH. Murphy weather. J. R. Mrs. survive: children following and the Rev. Raymond Schulzetenburg. A, Minneapolis: Gregor, (Anna). Merton Hillman, master of ceremonies. Burial INSURANCE Prairie; Mrs. Long Raymond, Cloud: St. in the Heart Sacred cemetery was in Falls. Sioux (Claretta), Meinz Norbert Sauk Rapids. Mr. DcZurik married was (Devonn), Rich- Kulick Al Dak.: Mrs. S. in 1905 Julia Rudic. to who preceded him Real Estate also brothers EIRCULATING, ’ followimir The Wash. June: RADIANT lnnd, death 1043. In 1945 he married Kenm Kerosene KENMORE in Frank Paul: Charles Mudek, St. survive: Hattie Kitowski..She, three and ore sons, one Mudek. Paul and 203 St. ery'l Bldg. Pine River: Phone 190 Mudek. daughter survive: David DeZurik, St. and grandchildren Staples. There 18 Cloud: Lawrence. and Ray, are and Mrs. Heater Oil Lawrence Strider (Virginia). Snrtell. Cooker-Heater There 15 grandchildren. Four are "r brothers, Joseph and Frank, Royalton; DANIEL and Charles and William, Sartell: also survive. Pallbearers Richard Wil- were James Parry. Richard Heinz, An- cox, drew Brinkman. George .50 Hovannes, Jr., .95 REG. Theodore and anfl‘. FUNERAL 24.95 Edward Poppenfus Sank Rapids.--Funera1 services were Down. SAVE $5.00 $5.00 conducted Aug. 5 in Sacred‘Heai-t church Portable Month . . . $5.00 HOME for Edward Puppenfus. 58, who died burners heat 2 Easy 0n Sears Aug. Burial 2. in Calvary cemetery 2 was to rooms up Plan Payment in St. Cloud. Surviving the follow— are Curry- (Usual ing sisters and brothers: Mrs. Ed Pada- will Attractive it desig Charge) ing ever guess one wiltz, n no Elkhart, Ind.: Mrs. Emil Peterson, . . . Sauk Rapids: Anthony, Little Falls: Mrs. 'Styled Here’s oil that with fumi- heater cook doubles Marcel Stienbach. to Snuk Rapids: stove. pro- Mrs. go on as c: COURTEOUS, INTELLIGENT Bertha. Smith, Minneapolis: James, Sauk circulating vides and radiant Rapids: William. Minneapolis: George, welded cabinet steel Strong, in Ture any room. AND MODERN FUNERAL Detroit, Mich.: and Mrs. John Hayes. de- specially heat Through c1 M's. ‘MichAel Fruth and doors. Rust- front grilled sides with top, 1- Corro- grilled cabinet. signed SERVICE \ FOR MORE THAN Collegeville,—Mrs. Michael Fruth. 67. who died Aug. buried in 2. the interior. tank has fuel sion-proof metal was par- Ideal for kitchen- oluminized resistont 65 YEARS. ish following Requiem cemetery Mass 3 breeze 3 8—in. gallon capacity. offered St. John’s church in Aug. 5 on rooms—wherever light housekeeping Rembert ettes, by the Rev. Bularzik. 0.S.B. space Underwriters’ burner. pot Type Mr. Fruth survives with the following children: Leo Mrs. Mayer (Betty), Ta- 30,200 is premium. Approved. Laboratory at a TELEPHONES: Wash.; Mrs. Tony Wasner (Tillie). coma, 33-in. high. BTU hour. St. Joseph: Mrs. Fran Winczewski per (Theresa), Waite Park: Catherine. at OFFICE 238-W home: and George, St. Joseph. There lllllll eight grandchildren. She also leaves are Residence—1543 KWWZWW“WW‘W four sisters: Mrs. Anna Backes, Cold South Avenue l§-18 "Sixth PHONE 4050 Spring: Mrs. Catherine Kraker, Frec- ' Eleven, Mrs. Andrew Kessler, port: Paul: St. Seventh Avenue North Minnesota Cloud Cloud, St. St. and Mrs. Theodore Mimbach. St. Martin. _ Mrs. Fruth member of the parish was a Christian lfiothers' society. _ V I .__,_.-..r_.l —