-:;'_1 we» "‘ r 7-9qu W. 1': ’ W, w 7....“ . , , . ‘. fly? 1, ““I 1;"..1' ' lL‘ --.:.s .- i v. ._ . . . - w: ‘ \ CLOUD 'THE REGISTER ST. PAGE FOUR 1951 Friday, April 27, Boston Red Winners Hobbies Archbishop Cross Sounds Hits C.H.S. Contest Eden of Valley Pupils Call Against Dirty 76.9 Per Books Cent $85,000,000 0f The campaign ‘‘I call against objection- know to parents upon able comic books, pocketbooks, and read the which children books and magazines is getting themselves for by purchase support get or in almost all of the nation. borrowing. Far of parts the too many In the face of extraordinary In Boston Archbishop Richard so-called ‘comics’ dangerous to are services need the rapidly for to J. Cushing called all minds and imagina- parents, upon young young shopkeepers, and others take expanding tions. armed forces, the to _ action “the toward stemming American “I call Red Cross board storekeepers, of gov: usu» upon growing objectionable flood of lit- called ally respectable family has the to ernors men, upon na- in neighborhood erature our tion’s books 3,740 Red Cross chapters personally the and note to stores.” their continue their magazines and fund counters current cam- on “Displayed racks for all paigns until all local goals to racks; they for not, met. on are so may mere has garish and purchase, there scandal The national fund profit, be of reached to see are purveyors comic books which glorify of its $85,000,000 innocent souls. 76.9 cent sex. per horror, and the techniques of provide goaL “I those who call on crime,” he declared. reading and for waiting customers In resolution extending the a “For sophisticated but that all magazines clients to more drive, the board said “heavy see imme- still juvenile minds, there and books such are diate proper continuing demands” as are are and slick magazines parading right.” decent and and sugges- placed the Red Cross by were on tive illustrations and featur- the Arch- time, At the cover continuation of the conflict in same Cathedral high school SIX STUDENTS of THESE . were ing articles and photographs in declared, created bishop “the void Korea, by the decision send ad- to pictured in variety of recent contests and winners are which intrinsic a vice is THI’S banishing evil literature by must masquer- ditional United States troops to DISPLAY shows variety of The hobbies include needle making bird of houses, a brought them honors. Seated, left the projects which here displaying aded and modern science. art good.” filled that which is be by as Europe, by the greatly and in: and crochet work, plaster of .Paris modeling, chip- hobbies with her leaf identification album; in Beatrice Robinson, which children right, “There the of Assumption cheap reprints to said there He are are maga- military requirements papers, creased for are rug-making, work in Dresden lacing, art, carVIng, conservation him week’s trip whose Joseph Bastien, of older books; few of them and books zines, and for won a essay on some young Red Cross blood. school, Eden Valley, engaged in their time. and making of are and posters spare maps. whose Irish history Mary Schnettler, valuable Itasca State park; and classics, but far to standard old “which essay more or pass every These demands already have re- Standing Wayne Schweitzer, third place merely salacious immoral, in contest. Catechism and state moral, merely not are measurement, won a Diocesan an Meire Test Grove 4-H Club organizations quired the to appro- Wampach, with prize-winning snapshots; Gwendolyn the with his offense decency and religion to entertaining literary and but as priate $5,000,000 than more pro- To Give Program May 6 first the VFW and Ralph Malinowski, which placed in contest; morals.” and well.” ' essay ~ vided in the year’s for current geranium solution holds plant in chemical who of "I, therefore, the part call grown as a upon that each time Noting steps are budget. Winners Are hydroponics Molitor his project.—(Bob photo) Determined faithful watch carefully the lit- Meire to Grove—Members of the objectionable liter— taken rb 'to pi'ollleSlzs c George Cathedde Defense Secretary C. their which into Stilde‘nls 4-H Wih club erature this in district will comes that made pre- ature, are Cross Marshall, former Red presi- homes with particular thought sent to in the school hall a’program be the not freedom of must press dent who attended the board meet- children Sunday, folk who the May and 6. on young Cush- Archbishop infringed upon, pbinted ing, that the out current Archbishop and read it,” (Continued From One) may Page see and Phyllis temes Levendowski, real fact, the said, “in actual ing campaign goal for year’s next Cushing continued. “When offense op- Mayhew Lake; Roger traffic is len Pfannen- McGuire the present James of and Gaffrey, basis arrived erations last No- at is given, canceled subscription was Many Contest Awards a stein, Waite Park; Rose Marie commercial.” purely Belle Prairie; Philip Welter, Listen Per- the vember the basis of anticipated to is eloquent and potent on pro- Reisinger a more and Charles Merdan, citizens, good like all “Catholics, ' services force of ham; Mary Ellen armed Andrie, Hour to Wadena; of St. Francis editor. than letter the an test to Collegeville; any James and Vouk and weight the importance full give to 2,500,000. Donald Hartman Jean and Ann Emily Trobec, St. Stephen, democratic in of free press our a WJON $85,000,000 “But the goal does C I Judges Hartman, in the St. both Joseph of Pierz; Bobby Spring is harvest time for penses-paid trip him awarded THIELMAN con- wish de- have to and country, a was no include sufficient funds dis- to not Father Flaig and Mary O’Hotto, test Paschal Botz, both of Cathedral high school were by the Minnesota Federation number of of they “But it,” asserted. he Every Tuesday * P. M. stroy 8:30 Red Cross charge properly O.S.B.; Father Fabian Alexandria; Wegleitner, respon— Bernice Ebner HARDWARE and Women’s have recently Clubs basis who the of students their also full weight to won give on an con- sibilities presently author- the to O.S.B.; Donald Father Johnson, and Emeric Lawr- both of Elk of written in biology variety contests. his awards in avoid serious duty essay scientious to course a about military of ized force 3,- Paints Sporting all O.S.B.; River; Collegeville. Marianne of and Mi- sophomore, and ence, entitled “Conservation Bastien, and Joseph Lenger themselves, sin for —— of occasions a These 500,000 extraor— Marcus Woell chael Poston, of St. Cloud new both St. Cloud; men. of Goods State Our Itasca School.” week will spend was at such providing avoid and a to occa- be met,” dinary demands must inquisitor. Lawrence George Meyer, A. Borgert Melrose; and all-ex- summer. The this park others.” Each high is school permitted sions to to Cloud 7th Ave. 50., St. 1", said. General Marshall the Caspers, represented St, Cloud Imelda Meire council Grove. l enter \_ two by boy essays, one a Hugo Weyrens and the Fourth Fund Rat' Emergency M St. Joseph Contest ' C and by girl. The conservation t one a gs Degree Knights. is held annually with contest Exhausted essay Is field A of 14 contestants were Morris Contest each of districts sending ten ,. " one elimination in the entered contest in theaters appearing movies includes, list at The following winner Itasca to park. One of the the far Indicative of greater Barbara Collins Assumption held April 15 in St. Joseph. of Elk Valley, Eden Bend, Eagle Bertha, Alexandria, these . later 10 is chosen towns: state Cross Red service of papers as parish, Morris, David Table and scope re— Rita Godlewski St. Joseph’s Parker's of Osakis, Melrose, Falls, Little Foley, Falls, Fergus River, winner. Roland Harriman, presi- quired, E. ' St. Mary’s parish, Breckenridge, of Go. parish, Waite Park, Robert Wheaten. and and Cloud, St. Centre, Randall, Souk Paynesville, Prairie, board that Joseph reported the is the dent, of to Mr. and in the winners the Morris son Lagergren Sacred were Heart parish, of A-l appropriation of Mrs. William Bastien Sixth of 915 contest. emergency an Sauk Rapids, first place hon- Children and Adults Unobjectionable for Morally won Phones 3864—5163-W in November, North. $4,000,000 made 805V. Othe'r avenue Joan place contestants In Mary second SAl. Milkman were Thieves Forty ors. the were Baba and Ali Cloud Ave. No.—St. 1350 8th the supplement current 1950, to The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the An- Reedy Sanasack Donald of Jane Sowada Sauk and of Rapids and Music Moments in MINNESOTA ST. CLOUD, Blood Blue WIRING FARM CITY & already year’s budget cient Order Hibernians of was ex— recently Kline, Collis; Sally Breckenridge; Ronald Pfannenstein St. Redhead of Joseph. the and Reformer Branded approved The board hausted. Write for estimate Call free awarded Mary Schnettler, CHS an Morris. and Handorf, Wayne or Frontiersman of the Return Other eighth graders in Breakthrough the con- allotment of additional senior, third place in their emergency state— Tramp Saddle Father The three judges Lawrence Girl Traut and test Captive ‘ were See were for $1,000,000. us wide The subject of contest. essay . . . Sierra Revering, Tintah; Father Korea Florence Weber, Sartell; Rachel Leo Cassino to the “The Contribution needed for future “The ‘Fe of essay South Santa was Donnelly; sums Humphrey, St. Joseph; J. Hohn, and JOHNSON'S Denrlis Hel— Francis Queen Cattle t6 of the Irish the Growth and'De- much than Jane operations greater Calamity Meets Texan Whea- Nicholas Kraemer, are Father Devil’s Doorway Schellinger Bros. fisweafi‘eaoa’eafieam velopment My Community.” V' of anticipate could anything at Cry Never Texans Charles J. inquisitor we The Dynamite ton. was & This is the time second in three prepared the budget Worlds time the Lost Two Bride the of we Green. hybrid open-pollinated Father and BUILDERS \. that Cathedral has placed Harriman Love 1951-52,” Mr. With Weeks years for Two Rad Hot SEED_‘gORN high in this cash-award contest. Reliable Contractors stated. of Fire Valley West Maggie Out and Jiggs é: RINGS DIAMOND Two Timothy Murphy years Birdie the Watch ago the Solomon’s Mines of reporting King the In progress the $101142 Phone 2355W first place in the state. THE Mail Wyoming won of the Buccaneers Sar- David Last Brig. Gen. campaign, TO BE BRIDE FOR 14th Ave. Cloud 121 So. St. Daniel Boone Young Mary is the daughter of Mr. and Back Kettle and Pa Ma continued efforts his noff pledged on HAUCK BUTT WEIMAN 8. Mrs. Anthony Schnettler Sauk of the Farm He chairman. fund national as ' A-2 Rapids. strenuous ef- and urged.“unusua1 Right" Becker-Hennen Flight s. Buy Only “‘Walk Adults A Unobjectionable for Mon-ally chapter Winner Top In Red Cross by forts every 8091/; St. St. Germain COAL & SUPPLY CO. Rockville.—Before Tropics Night the Nuptial Mass of- One in Your Gun Annie Get a achieve its States United to in the VFW Contest fered April the 4 in Immaculate Concep- Valiant Only the Busters Blues ‘ goal.” 10-" individual -.’- NP Grounds Phone 1471 tion church Miss Delrose Hennen, daugh- Rider From Tucson Gwendolyn Wampach, junior, Again Rides Destry l. Mr. ter of and Mrs. Alois a Hennen, he- ~ Wedding bride Royal recently the $15 Becker, and medal of Peter of of Doom Edge came Granite City son won a as Group Cathedral Alois Becker Richmond. of The Rev. City Sleeping winner in the VFW Arrow top the Flame and essay con- FOR Francis Zitur offered the Mass. At- Electric Co. Lady Please To The test. written in Us Wings Give (1 essay, con- tending the bride Mrs. Othmar . were ' 1‘- PLUMBING They Come . Tougher nection with her American history Schmitz 1951 and Dolores Becker. Marcellus Parade of Hit COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE Becker and Louis Hennen attended the Girl Undercover entitled class, “Freedom’s Play Jackpot Presents was in Wall Lighting and Fixtures Floor Appliances bridegfoom. 0 Home ‘, — Union Station Door” Open will and be Without Passport Plug Installations. Lady I now en- Determan-Hess Water System ' tered finals. Gwendolyn in state CLOUD. ST. MINN. EBEN Browns Valley.—Miss Barbara Jean Objectionable Everyone for Moi-ally is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hess, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cloud’s "3!. Appliance Festival - Drama illicit condone Tends actions Arthur Wampach Eighth Missouri Raid—(Objection: of 516 Great to HOLDEN Hess, became the bride of Robert Deter- Headquarters” characters.) criminal South. glorify and of Mr. and Mrs. Herman CON LON to avenue man. son acceptability of Determan _ Sisseton, the of S. Dak., before Reflects Marriage—(Objection: .raqs Grounds dor a Two bronze —- students 4th “90 Ave. S. Phone 20 wo n Nuptial Mass offered March « in St. 28 I « divorce.) medals the Science Congress at Anthony's church. Father John Bet- brutality.) excessive Suggestive; Mimers Crazy—(Objection: school Gun high Cathedral Construction tendorf celebrated Co. the Mass. St. Attending held the Cloud Teachers’ invariable force at “Memory is an divorce.) of acceptability the bridal Reflects 'the couple Beverly Hess and Season—(Objection: Mating were The college Best recently. Third prize play, in the presented one—act a Charles Determan. Ushers James Memory life. plan of God’s divorce.) acceptability of were the Reflects in Story—(Objection: Miniver biology division awarded Second to Avenue, N.E. 12 Determan festival held Vernon and Lanie. was play the There Is, at meaning; obscene Gesture with of GI Joe—(Objection: Story sug- ' those senior Beatrice Robinson her holds close for o o o Hauck-Dnniel we to ST. CLOUD, MINN. us in Stanbrook hall month this at sequence.) gestive leaf identification project which St. Cloud—Miss Yvonne Daniel, love. Suggestive.) ( Objection: Surrender— Duluth. she has developed hobby. daughter Mr. of and Mrs. Edward‘Dan- as a Kollmann 0 HOME MODERNIZING the that iel, became fourth the bride William Beatrice the of Hauck, is the daughter Mr. This is of year med Mal Killed Total and O HOME 0 FINANCING of Mrs. Margaret Hauck of Per- son schools held for Mrs. Joseph Robinson festival has been and of rural Works Monumental ham, before ANDERSON Nuptial Mass J. offered F. a Minnesota the St. Region IV of Cloud. in April in Holy Angels' 2 church. The Division 1915 Street school high Boniface’s St. Rev. John schools. Laky celebrated LUMBER the At- (:0. Mass. In the competition, Wayne ' . same Cloud, Minnesota St. tending the bride Mrs. Leo P. eight! the Spring, of were O Cold I in 5 Rlses Autoists o By 0 Schweitzer, one third a freshman, a won M'ondloch, Mrs. / James Backes, Mrs. and and host BUILDING schools, been participating has MATERIAL In prize in the photography division Alvin Snkry. Louis Gretsch, Melvin three the the for past meet Daniel, to Bob and Field the attended for collection of snapshots that KEMPS LADY PAINT AND a COAL bridegroom. Ushers schools Wilbur Daniel nearby Other at- , were he took and later developed years. as a CREAM and B. J. Westrup. 180 CATERING ICE Telephone Minn. St. Cloud. John’s Prep St. tending were member of the school’s Camera well under 20 and “make deaths Automobile accident per up group Bene- Collegeville; St. and school, Mrs. club. is He the of Mr. and last all drivers, sharp total nation took of the of son injuries in the cent a Joseph. St. academy, dict’s No. 2nd Call 9th Ave. & 567 Frank Schweitzer 16th of 30 responsible accord- (the) ave— last 1949, jump was year group over year festival judge Critic the for Shop South. METZROTH’S 1950’s ‘ was Boys’ of released by the than 24 cent for nue ing figures to per more director the dramatic from the accidents.” fatal mention companies. Special given in the Travelers Insurance was Catherine in St. St. College of 1950 indicates that the general science division Ralph The report to ratings competitive Paul. No are is the ski, death toll 35,500 greatest Malino CHS freshman, for of Delegates Return has a complete selection of a school fesitvals. Each the given at highway his in roponics project, collec- since peak hy 1951, year a which play, after one-act stages when 40,000 chemical deaths, tion plants in a and of street grown gives sound critic judge the con- killed. Mr. solutions. Ralph is the of COMMUNION were son FIRST benefit criticism the for structive Conference From Mrs. Edward Malinowski of and total soared The injury to new a the of group. Pierz. all-time high in 1950, 1,799,800 of Included The of Best in the cast previous high displacing the of 1,- and Colleen Clifford, There Is were The established in 1949. 564,000 Clubs College 0f Make Brushvale Women Justin, Kath— Gilbert, Rita Eileen figure 1,488,000. 1941 was Langlais, Schwenk, Richard erine are'highlights These statistics of CONFIRMATION SUTS Clothes Mend Quilts, Rieder, Roda. Richard and Roy R.I.P., 17th in the annual series managed Kersting Lorraine stage booklets issued by traffic safety of John’s St. Collegeville.—Three properties. / Hartford insurance Travelers. The students recently Brushvale. Members of St. university re- and Be accessories Play —— to maintains accident bureau firm annual fourth an turned from the quilts Harold’s mission circle made analyzes data collects” and that Given M 4 of the American Asso- conference their old clothing ay and mended at District the and the ' from 48 states Relations International of ciation 1'§.00 in the home of BOYS’ SUITS meeting recent which had previously The play, Columbia. ‘ of . Okla. held Stillwater, Clubs in Terfehr. Mrs. Robert given Cloud early been in St. in Among specific deaths of causes Richard Lebrun, soph- They Single and Double- are business meeting held, A December, will be presented speed at injuries, excessive and was once major; Fran natural science omore host-‘ and lunch served by the high school TechniCal in Breasted Models.- “Speed again its record. raised was { ex- an 24.95 English Voelker, sophomore ma- held Another meeting May The change 4. lives Speed took 13,300 last ess. on was program on year. Marine Blue..... Willette, junior and Michael jor; home Thursday of this week in the include will another injuries last caused 475,500 program one- ; year. business major. the Mrs. Mark Miranowski. play, Ladies Mop. of of the act Speed dreadful mistake was held April convention This by three was made drivers of BOYS’ every WHITE one SUITS Aunts Attend Seven M. col~ Oklahoma & 10-14 A. at involved in last year’s serious acci— Thirteen of Stillwater. lege, out dents,” the booklet. says Sanforized Gabar- 8.95 including delegates regions, 14 Although there small only was a Wedding Perhom dine. Sizes 4 8.... Canada United and the from to increase in the total number of f represented. States, pedestrian fatalities during 1950, were Included the business in meet- in there sharp increase the was a BOYS’ WHITE TROUSERS the conference the ing of number killed was of crossing persons policy independ- adoption of of between intersections. streets J a ay- Sanforized. Sizes 6 Endow- from Carnegie the walking took the lives of 3,740 last ency 3&5 supported 12. fund, which has White ment Duck .95' lo increase of 240 1949. year, an over After the the IRC in the past; Last the and Gabardine. for second time year, di- meeting, the delegates business .... -. since the the of percentage war, These vided commissions. into 10 18 24-year-old drivers to involved would discussed various phases of the -Nothing please BOYS’ MARINE in fatal accidents took downward BLUE more you TROUSERS a pol- “Great Debate,” the foreign But the booklet points turn. than of Mother. portrait out a new considered in the icy issue being ‘ that, although drivers in that 3.95 5.95 age and Knowing that possess you to Sizes nation’s capital the 12 at present 6 of cherish portrait her \\ I recent a time. make will happy her why So Col. Herman head of Beukema, too. sciences, YQU department social the of don't provide last- such a BOYS’ SHIRTS all-con- West Point, addressed the ing by arranging memento an ap- the topic, “The ference banquet on pointment FOR MOTHER suit '2.25 Ages to Moral Side of International Rela- Kaynee White her 6 1:014 convenience. tions.” Binder, editorial Carroll Broadcloth Shirts 1 .95 Ages Shirt White 5 2 port Neck Sizes .75 Tribune, .‘L. editor of the Minneapolis MEMBER (Short Sleeves) Sanforized 12 6 to 13 tol4}é ' “The spoke the delegates to on 509 1A Affairs.” Road Ahead World in " . .00 59¢ Gen White Hickok Rayon uine ' TIES recreation A well-planned social St. Germain F Leather Belt. our-in-Hand highlighted by the program was ................ .. performance Levant. of Oscar Phone 146 .DIETZBOTH’S Plans whereby have laid been Perham WHEN HASSLER of ELIZABETH ANN Mr. Lebrun, president of the in married Perham, Ralph of Falls H. Batters Little seven Northern of Mississippi region the 0.0%. bride’s mother, for IRC, will regional of the bride, sisters he present preside aunts all of t at were con- a Nennig, wedding. Mrs. Albert vention be held John’s the Pictured here, right, St. left to to at are Rhodes, both the of school Fairmount, N. Dak.; Paulson and Mrs. Paul SHOP at the 1951-52 _Mrs. Ing. start BOYS’ of 7th Corner Germain St. 8. Minneapolis; both This region includes Mrs. Ed Mrs. R. Batterberry, of St. of Klein and year. mem- bers from and Novotny Minnesota, North Cloud; Mrs. Walter Froelich, John Minneapolis; Mrs. of South Dakota, and Mani- Breckenridge; Iowa, and Mrs. Leonard Hassler,‘Perham, mother the of toba, Canzida. bride.