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St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955

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REGISTER September THE ST. CLOUD Friday, 15, 1950 Klimek. Thedsonds 15,000 See Virgin Statue Greet Pilgrim Virgin Fathers SAVE SAFETY. WITH is of painstaking one sevinzs Little Falls In Ceremony & Loan RileytoGuide Federal Acconnb attendance the “minn- safety with good on provide family’s needs regard- account insured Eaeh fully less of the amount 85.000.00 estimated to up 15,000 Cathedral it decides An paid honor Pupils the spend. to Mother to persons Friday of God last Little in Falls they visited the famous the mm of as Received Funds by has month credited with Pilgrim Virgin Ifillljlllfltlllll'llllllimfi statue. earnings are First. the from There than 7,000 The Rev. were Val more Klimek has been INSURED Crosier accounrs Seminary ss VINGs the for outdoor :EUN eff—Mm present persons appointed full-time spiritual W di-‘ Marian Holy Hour the % rector for on upperclassmen, and the * iE'Jao grounds of St. Francis’ high Rev. Patrick ST.CLOUD,M|NN. Riley, "-1 spiritual direc- ~ I42 Enrolled; Hus school Friday night, and another tor for freshmen and sophomores LOANS HOME estimated 8,000 visited the Cathedral high at school. during the day and night. statue 47 During the From past Father Diocese ’Kli- ' year colorful, A Federal Security well-organized pro- mek taught social science and re- cession led 'the Pilgrim Virgin ligion and spiritual director was statue from St. . Mary’s school &_ Loan Assoc. audi- Savings for freshmen and sophomores. He Onamia.-——C i torium the seminary to site of the outdoor r o s e r replaces Father Ralph Aschoff, ceremonies. opened its 1950-51 school A of 65, 70. year group or who will devote Minn. full Str. time St. Cloud. his St. Germ. to du- 822 Sept. 5 with 142 in students formals, young women en- nurses, ties in St. Peter’s parish. rolled. and parish from neighbro- groups ‘ “Ever take; pe0ple Father notice, who Klimek at time ing served communities, each preceded by one The Diocese Cloud of St. had chaplain Illinois the at identification State as banner. in pride the the in an largest single accomplish- were no of stu- group Training School for Boys. ST. CLOUD procession. Graduate the Homes along the dents, numbering 47, with the bal- of their work ment aren’t St. Louis at university liner of ancestors march earned lighted. were of the enrollees coming from ELECTRIC ance C0. him likely master’s degree Many in Protestants social do a will much at that the Archdioceses be. were to seen of St. Paul, St. work. He has also done Electrical Contractors reverent attention. Already graduate Louis, num- theirj and Chicago, a ; and Dio- the remembered proudly by work Loyola'university ber at and of fallen-away Residential Commercial Catholics in Chi- “'- Crookston, were of Duluth, Fargo, - ceses descendants? He is stationed reported to'have Industrial Holy Wiring cago. at They returned the \An- to blahks, Bismrack, Rapid City, Helena, are gels’ parish. Cloud 2543 St. sacraments. Tel. Sioux Falls, Winona, life’s LaCrosse, in of dominoesll’ ‘ .game The statue ushered into the Father Riley was Superior, recently Grand trans: Island, Lincoln, was diocese Elk Kollmann River Wednesday at ferred from St. Buffalo, on Mary’s parish and Brooklyn. in ; of last week. Coadjutor Bishop Breckenridge to St. Mary’s Cathe- The faculty has been Monumental augmented Works 1 Peter W. Bartholome led delega- Molitor dral parish, Drug Co. and a teaches religion at by the return of Fathers Fridolin tion of priests laity and St. from Cathedral high school. ALREADY ,Mischke SOME 40,000 PERSONS Fatima, Portugal, in October, Pictured Lawrence 1915 Division 1947. and above Street Zok from Cloud give official to welcome to AGENCY REXALI. the Catholic St. is of the crowd University Cl of 2,500 in Elk Rlver, ud, part where Minnesota of Amer- the statue. There in turned various of about have out parts the 40 were Specialty Prescriptions into the ushered the diocese—(Register and by statue the addition ANSWERS s Ica, the TO QUIZ to was priests, sisters, 40 and esti- an left. Toiletries diocese Pilgrim the Virgin & to greet that Kodak Supplies staff statue Fathers photo) of Herbert Gamache, 1-b mated 2,500 others hand 2-c the 3-a 4-a for 5-b 6-b 7-a 8-c on Emmett Zachman, MINN. and CLOUD. Joseph ST. Elk River 9-51 ceremonies, 10-3. which took Miller. place Sick,Disch|ed Blessed Are at outdoor altar north of an \ _Father St, Joseph Andrew’s parish Brennan hall. has been MODERNIZING HOME leave C A procession of absence nearly blocks given two to attend RELIGIOUS FINANCING ARTICLES HOME . the Catholic long brought university, the statue from the Father and ANDERSON J. F. Joseph parish Cain house the has to outdoor altar, been transferred Hastings, to where it Neb. crowned by Coadjua C0. LUMBER was Prayerbooks, Rosaries, Sick Call Sets, Medals and Bishop tor Peter W. Bartholome. Chains, BUILDING Crucifixes, Bibles, St. Andrew’s MATERIAL Children Daily from Elk Mis- River and Catholic Aid Heads neighboring sal, Holy Water parishes, Fonts, including Statues, etc. AND COAL PAINT three busloads from Dayton, Cloud. Minn. Telephone 180 St. THE marched in FRITZ-CROSS procession. RETAII. Address STORE Joint Meet The statue carried by four was of the Elk River parish, Mer- men JACKSON FRANK W. “ 26 61h Ave. No. Foley, St. Cloud, ton Reynard Ebner, Minn. Joseph St. Nicholas.——Tw0 Holzem, Milton and Dwyer. state officers A ARCHITECT crown—bearer and her four of the Catholic attend: Aid society spoke fornlals, all in white ants, Etclesiastical Design preceded at joint meeting of the a St. the statue. the Nicholas men’s society and the A number Bldg. sick National Bank American of and persons invalids; Christian Mothers’ MINN. 81'. CLOUD, others in cot, society here. one on a Cloud Hospital wheel Saint chairs, received individ- They an Edward Ettel of St. were ' ual blessing with the Blessed Paul, grand president of the Cath- Sacrament. ‘ olic Aid society; James and Cordie, War Not Accident Murphy H. representative James of the Catholic a an A modern, well-equipped hospi- More than 6,000,000 Aid people in society who had taught in the INSURANCE Q Q ta] with “ well-organized the United staff States and Canada have Nicholas St. a school for seven years. already venerated the of Mon- physicians statue, Many in and the specialists. audience :former were signor Real Estate William C. McGrath told pupils of Mr. Cordie. Both by Conducted men the, of‘th'e Sisters the quiet, audience. spoke eager the insurance of on program Mary's Bldg. Phone I” Nothing St. . 203 like this has been Catholic Aid. ever in the history of the Order Church seen of St. Benedict Guests from Pearl Lake and in this he country, said. Watkins for the present ere ‘ “War is accident It not meeting. an . . , is anpunishment‘from God for Sin. He called the “little upon peo- STORY ple” of the nation 'take to leader- \THE ship OF of the country into their hands and from those who have away ignored God and thus made G so 9 blunders. many “The lights LITTLE TEN going out FREE are now WORKERS SICK THE AN D DIS ABLED the outdoor ' altar by ambulance is blessing herself were p re S from end of the earth - to one Bartholdme an- the Bishop traced at moment the Elk in River receiVe to individual ent other,” said Sign Monsignor McGrath, an of the her with the ‘Blessed Sacrament.— cross over who has addressed blessing from the Blessed Sacrament. Here millions Mrs. of peo— photo) (Register ple in this Elizabeth Madson Elk River, of who brought country and in Canada. to was In his travels, he said, he has Intelligence, But—y?-l lWe Have sensed growing sense 'l'lflll of nae Tl": WORKERS a appre— hension, terrible disillusionment a REDDY DOCTOR RAILROADER " STEELWORIER MINER and FARMER LAWVER defeat GROCER SALESCIERK the REPORTER people. among “But it is healthful sigm” he a added, “that 6,000,000 of the little STOKES By RICHARD L. people have It his business, turned not the ad- sign building of honor counter- out to was every up a Mary miral protested, people evaluate this who to offensive opposite (NOTE: The opinions Mr. the weak of center you not are . . . . ashamed honor information. Mary Conclusions to and de- Allied and of the to Stokes his and front. say are own may or , her Rosary.” cisions, maintained he, ’ in pooh-poohed the are These alarms conform editorial to not prac- were may Many miracles tice kept of in the hands top-level chairborne have of REGISTER.) by sitting far stand experts of THE grace ‘Within Your Desires been ‘away reported the policy makers. result of the in Paris Washington. and as ' At this month, Lieut. the end of Pilgrim Virgin’s visit. He In effect, Hillenkoetter placed They jeered that the NaZIS had was re- Gen. Walter Bedell Smith, former ferring ,Within Your the Ten little free Means to workers conversion responsibility this of in for the Korean too‘badly mauled line been dare and fair. to country Moscow, care- sur— an S..Ambassador U. wxll to less Catholics, prise whom the National of had Security attack. But upon some i! cherish freedom—worker H. have succeed Rear Adm. Roscoe Hil- care! you your a . been from the council. away sacraments ‘ The Bulge 'Un'expected' lenkoetter director of the Gen- Ten little free workers—Reddy as doing fine for 30 and 40 was The dominant members‘of the years. tral Intelligence Agency. Until the Bishop socialists him—then They with Bartholpme struck Details Are Not consterna- there Forgotten called got council nine. officials for under were two were are This “superhush” I office . set . was tion “Battle 6f Bulge” when the the and self-denial heavy criticalfire—Dean more dihbdfithh‘ in penance They’ll G. be remembered Ache— and by the Forces Unifica- Armed up the life exploded. of Catholics Except heroism for the of and Secretary non-Cath- of State; Louis and son, cared for faithfully ion if of 1947 act as as olics. This American detachments caught experience today, A. Johnson, Secretary he Defense. In of co-ordinate all o to do them yourself. said, should you were German and 'General the rush Pat~ be not something After decent delay, the embar— a ' diplo- merely emotional ton’s prodigious ~Nine march to little and short-lived free laughed. workers rassing Reddy‘s admiral disposed late by rescue of at was but should Nazi col- Bastogne the deep, armored promote appointment to command a very Along federal an medicine—then a therewete eight. came solid resolution in would have pushed to daily lives. cruiser division. The White our House umns on 'ihhdfid He as rebuked those Liege and who possibly Antwerp. refuse to explained that he had been trying honor the Moher of of Christ. Later, the ' “What credit to for months “to back save get to sea ionalSecurity does not the disregard SHAEF, it announced that resent son duty.” e was ouncil. ' of his mother?” deliberate command had inciderit ThiS’ illustrates supreme y Eight little free workers though! once this heaven country the Germans in set the CIA has five trap for crying 3,000 in weakness Foley Ameri- a. ' of more a But the took the railroads; thenthere government Ardennes over forest. An estimated were seven. intelligence. 3,000 Three can persons were . , in hhddhid Foley On the whole, present for the gathering, blockade, Marian During the-Berlin infor- our Holy Hour of at the information athletic field. The sound Gen. Lucius Clay, military is and D. ef- crowds ficient. overflowed But St. John’s time after commander and in ecret time, agents sta- governor - - ,s, M . . .. church there and all tioned with disastrous chief marched Ge'finany, the world. results, has forwarded in The in in- fourth 'it aroun Seven little free workers-Jill! the miners fix. in got prayerful procession been a indexes misinterpreted telligence, they the data. W‘ashing- 'in superior reports as to re- cited Uncle .the Rosary said coal's essential and echelons during took leaving by the half- six. The fifth—and politicians indicating that the Soviet there is the rub— and mili- ton over mile march the field "brass" to Union for who the tary under supposed circumstances to evaluate intelli- blinded was ser- bdfiéid were no by Monsignor McGrath by Ample prejudice, Easy Parking would Berlin. mon at First and organize wishful thinking, and it into reports gence to our go war over Benediction Chapel‘Entrsnce. with the Blessed Sac- overconfidence. Street South for the President other and top or He proposed settle the to ques- . rament. It is ’government be, General hoped officials. to that tion Allied the of City to access democratic‘South‘ Monsignor McGrath Smith, little with attacked his The invasion prestige 81': of diplo- free workers ’Iill the day did arrive for all by driving as and a once an those who educational and Korea Communist’North mat General Eisenhower’s by Korea run our armed column forbid- the The steelmills iederalized—then there five. across too were were for “banishing chief system wholly God caught of staff, will the administration have the out overruled by den territory. He courage was erase FUERAL of the hearts of 50,000,000 implement little his off guard. to with reports the State War Departments. and spe- children in this HOME country.” cific, Called professional before the Senate recommendations Ap- Care taken that General Clay - was He again scored the weakness of policy. propriations committee within ' should be excluded from ‘ negotia- a of'human leadership and said few Such hours counselor after Yalta "With the might attack, at Home-like Atmosphe‘r‘e'W Ad- a tions for ending the siege. a Five little free wbrlrersl—but farmers the free more “the hope are no of the world lies have in miral Hillenkoetter saved China from absorption proved 912-914 St. Germain, with St. Cloud The representative, American , little The farms have been people who collectivized-that leaves only four. speak God Tel. 908 into documents ha‘d the Communist that to world. his In yield— Professor Philip C. left Jessup, the agency . . . The world has lost mother After its Hours Slyidays ing given Soviet to warning, during exa‘ctions or in Man- several free 30% Russians block- the to resume Tel. 1804 and has 1981-W lost its way.” or churia, earlier so President Weeksfof Roosevelt probable and ade their pleasure. Some time at a was In Foley the guided largerly imminent statue by offensive. his carried mosttrusted General later, Clay refused was to ap- for the first time , and fatal the beautiful adviser, Gen. George C. on the platform with pear on same float that had been Four little'free Marshall. workers till cleared the did constructed government Jessup American Legion at an con- Boutell’s 105-119 Seventh Ave. So. I under the direction of Father Ed- Marshall All Took have free . ‘ vention in Florida. He considered legal there Defeatist advice—then three. must Stand were Ramacher ward of Sartell. A that the ambassador-at—large had re- St. Cloud "ti; It is known today that there ported 75, 100 to kept were persons been guilty of poltroonery and a ap— three intelligence vigil before the available reports statue all through FURNITURE peasement. and FLOOR COVERINGS about Japan. the Two, night which in St. John’s proved church in Prior the conference Ameri- to of to be Foley. held correct, that the Mika- Expert Installation Republics Three little workers—the Bogota, Colombia, free number few, Ben at Statz, is getting Mgr. Floor Covering can Dept. do’s forces Pierz At the estimated end crowd of at were near a diplomatic military intelligence and But with selling food—then there government groceries their 5,000 two. tether. were for the present Marian were ample, detailed warning that gave Hour, But which the third, at Father which Stringer 'blackly 3% was was the Communists preparing were defeatist, the speaker. had A gigantic General Mar- procession PAINTS-WALL won PAPER large-scale riots. shall’s down the went main With support. ’ attack of street of an The‘ information laughed was Pierz jitters with the statue . remarkable aboard in the soldier, a off by author’i—ties'in Washing- little Two workers—our Iree story's almost done. Marshall float and Paint the being led and wall urged that Russian keep rosary home looking over paper can smart en- whose your duty it evalu- as ton to was the PA More trance into than system. the Pacific 100 must work federal well With clerks leaves only in stores—that cars at the war bloody walls and evidence. woodwork. as one. preserve See outbreak large A ate selec~ our in be the that purchased let the all were at costs. caravan occurred tion scheduled of paints time. and wall beautiful in on colors and modern papers statue from Buckinan The Pierz President refused to and listen to The I fantastic designs.- most in point again from Pierz case his Little to to Falls. chief of staff, Fleet Adm. the administration’s mis- Large was numbers received William gross the D. Leahy, who the took w sac- SHOP, conception of the relative‘.strength in KO'ERBER parishes raments in their opposite point worker-[he of view. PAINT One free little son-oI-a-gun area. reporter \ Nationalist of Communist and One priest alone heard Even than Potsdam, at Ger- after more Mustn’t criticize there government—so China. To Washington’s dismay, now are none. 700 ‘Confessions during the days many’s downfall, General ‘Mar- Red the armies, in lightning the of Rosary a cam-- preceding shall pleaded with President Tru- novena paign, occupied the mainland, and the arrival of the in statue Pierz. irritate to the not ussians, man 20 Sixth forced the‘remnants Ave. So. the of Nation- Neighboring St.‘ Cloud, Minn. pastors took turns pain of on cost of 1,000,000 Amer— a hlaven alist regime seek to the leading the Rosary hour on ican lives. every island of Formosa. through 'the night in the Pierz A‘ deaf turned, to ear was The will country follow with deep church, returned their to George F. Kennan, own the State par— General Smith’s ishes forthcom- concern for o’clock Mass, 6 and then ’Department’s accomplished So- ing struggle inject breath to back Pierz to for the some 8 o’clock viet who cont-ended that expert, realism into Solemn of the interpretation Mass. Russia should bribed be all at workers—but they longer‘lree little 'Ten American intelligence. of no are keep of the Pacific A costs THIEI.MAl\l to out l ordered, _ They work when and where and fixed a! rate see, a you war. Scots’ College Reopens Gen. could been if George And all have prevented they’d only S. {it Patton, it Jr., to PAINT seen agree com- AND WALLPAPER STOBE HARDWARE U3 mander of the Third London—The S. Scots’ college at And work instead of "it together saying happen me!" army, to never can admirable organized Valladolid, intelligence Spain, closeu since the Painting an Contractor Pittsburgh Paints‘— Varnishes Paints Sporting — service, within Germany. Spanish civil is reopening. The —- war, i Imperial Washable Wallpaper NORTHERN COMPANY STATES Goods POWER Toward end he the began first of 1944, students 11 left Scotland. The .2. Tel. 435 warning headquarters -will the 12 7th be Rev. Ave. So. rector Dr. James Cloud St. 7th 51).. supreme 17. Ave. St. Cloud that the showing Connolly. Germans were I . 1