THREE Friday;~May 4,71951 THE »CLOUD ST. REGISTER PAGE. Negro in. V Souk 22 Compete Centre. ' Finals Reporter "STETSON HATS I TSTEEPLEJACK —- For KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES! SQUARE SHOES! CROSBY To Be Speaker ' PAINTING THE AND REPAIRING OF AI ST. John's U. jCHURCH STEEPLES AND , V "NEW ES” CLOTH WATER TOWERS I Collegeville. “How From Far For estima}es —- write: STORE Slavery?” Carl Rowan will ex- Bielejeski Hubert pound this on topic St. John’s at university’s convocation Monday Holdingford, Minn. morning, May 7. ,___Opp.osite_the St. Post Office in Cloud hMr. Rowan, for reporter news a ST. Minneapolis Tribune, t has e tlouo '- '_ 0 RT -m£n’s SToRe. ; WALLPAPER PAINT AND STORE EIGHTH-GRADERS THESE held andria; RObert Alexandria; 22 Flaig, George Meyer, The Florsheim Shoes; Home of Melrose; standing: Robert Lagergren, Sauk Rapids; almost of 500 the keen interest spectators at Painting Pittsburgh Paints Varnishes contractor —— — Bernice Ebner, Elk River; Donald Johnson, Elk Washable Wallpaper. Imperial Marx and the diocesan catechism in St. the finals of contest Hart, Schaffner Cloth- River; Silvers, James Albany; Marianne Lenger,’St. Pictured school in Sauk Centre. Paul’s here, seated NEW Cloud, girl champion; Rita N W Godlewski, LOCATED IN Waite OUR BUILDING Park; V Michael Poston, St. Cloud; left right, Mary to ing. are ‘ Barbara - Collins, Morris; Jean Hartman, Pierz; FO 'R DOORS SOUTH OF LOCATION OLD Richmond; Thyen, Mary Ellen McGuire, Little Falls; .Phil Welter, Perham; Tehle, David Breckenridge; Kenneth Weber, Cold Spring; Donald Hartmann, St._Mary’s Clohd Cloixd Bldg. Amelda 'St. Caspers, Meire Grove; and Pauline Macht- Telephone 435 20-7th Avenue South St. Pierz, champion; boy Little James Gaffrcy, Falls; . _ Albany—(Carl Fritz photo) mes, Mary Ellen Andrie, Wadena; Mary O’Hotto, Alex- r EggSin' 1 160 Meet Minutes Winners! the Wash 3 . I \ \ PAINTS -WALL PAPER 00mplete—‘- 3 Minute Egg Washer wall your Paint and keep home looking paper can smart as ‘ well the walls and woodwork. See large Retails $13.95 as preserve selec- our ’v .., and‘wall tionof paints beautiful in colors and modern papers Carl Rowan Guaranteed Satisfaction designs. gained nation-wide recognition for PAINT by: his series of articles recent Handled en- ,KOERBER SI-IflP titled “How Far Slavery?” From EGG-WASHER, After 6,000-mile through tour 3-MINUTE INC. a Southern and 13 states countless . 720-R Box Cloud, Minn. St. cities, villages, Sixtthve. Mr. towns, and ' ’50., 20 St. Cloud, Minn. Rowan’s impressions provide stim- ulating revelations the, Negro of 4 problem. Since Mr. Rowan born of\ was GROCERY SN-‘OW’S Negro HATCHERY? DIETMAN’S family Mc'Minnville, in a .revi‘sit Tenn; his the South to the presents of report good a Chicks Started Negroes’ life the problems and at GROICERIES ' MEATS ° 'CONFECTIONERY aind prejudice of segregation 'he, as Bargain Prices Negro himself, viev’ved them in Regular Week Days. 7:30 Ad“. a 6 RM. to Phone 188 189 or 7:30 A.M. Friday 9 EM. the South. to 520 8th Ave. So. Sundays A.M. 8:30 to 12:15 P.M. St. Cloud. Minn. ‘ Mr. Rowan left the South the at Roy Benn, Manager V' Phone 4298 World of II outset join the to war 109-7th Avenue He South, Cloud, served communica St. Minn. navy. as a tions officer with the Atlantic ‘ HAND \ fleet. STRTED CHICKS ON At the close the of he rat- war l Oberlin tended college, Oberlin, the 0., ' ' then and the University to of came DONALD HARTMANN OF PIERZ . and pictured here with their proud parents, Mr. are Minnesota, I. where he his received and Mrs. Hartmann A1 and Mr. Hospital Marianne Lenger of Cathedral and "Mrs. CIOUCI‘ the parish, Aloys Saint” of in journal- master degree arts Lenger. The took contest nearly three hours—(Carl championship St. Cloud, took honors in the‘ finals ism in He has 194'8. been the 0n Fritz photo) catechism of the in Tribune Sauk Centre. two staff since contest The that time. LYNCH HATCHERY news modernpwell-eQuipped " hospi- A ‘ Open House Set Catechism staff Foals 9 with well-organized § tal Held a I specialists. of physicians and On Highway 52 Waite Park at Conducted by the the Sisters. of In Observance, Box 720 St. Cloud Winners Pupils Cathedral, Pierz ' Order St. of Benedict x ,1 OI. Hospital Day Sauk Centre. It took and the .children equal to the gator of Fourth Degree were —— nearly three hours to Knights, decide announced the decision the of SAVE ,WITH occasion. Most the of crowd SAFETY the judges, made the awards to the two winners in the 'May is national finals amazéd 12 Hospital the brilliance at and was “My Happiest Day” ' the winners,.and conclud- the day, and the St. Cloud hospital gave wisdom the' of these children. of diocesan They catechism - prOvide ing Members Federal remarks. the Me]- Savings of & Loan Accounts will have house safety with the public good to knew they could half not do open Girls-‘- BoyS. in St. so contest Paul’s school and here. Knights charge in of Funds received by-the that day from 10th rose 1 to 4 of were month . earnings. well these youngsters on pm. TIRST any are as were But the almost crowd of 500 local and served credited arrangements With The St. hospital earnings Cloud this from the first. doing. coMMUNIoNSETS year seemed that it to persons agree lunch the their to contestants and is marking the 25th anniversary The Account 1951 marked the contest worth staying for. Many had Each. was Fully Insured $10,000.00 parents. of the laying of the to cornerstone. up seventh diocesan contest this of stand—it the largest crowd to was N. The M. Rev_ Kremer, pastor Construction hospital work the on kind, it the $ .25 and largest all. $6.25 of catechism present at was SECURITY ever con- r a of St. Paul’s church, wel- the Aug. began 2,19%, and . gave FEDERAL. 'was on More than 125 'from diocese. contestants in the test Priced address and ,later completed at Feb. 9, 1928. to come gave on parishes 64 this entered , were year. It Marianne'Lenger, eighth- ‘as questions to the that Hospital is chosen 'May 12 was Veils answers Also: were Attractive ‘pggh-C'YfiHl-T Pearl Cases, Rosaries, After regional ‘,11 contests, the etc. LOAN SAVINGS Mary’s grader in St. Cathedral & ASSOCIATION erronously answered by the day because it is the anniversary con-‘ . number of reduced contestants Arm was Cloud, Bows St. school, Boys' Donald Bouquets and Joseph St. Cloud Wey of testants. the birth Florence Nightin- of of r who the to 22 in the- 822 St.‘ competed Germain Street < St. Cloud eighth-grader Hartmann, in St. J0- timekeeper. Among other gale. '1‘ was I Candles Ties v finals here. ‘ seph’s school, Pierz, who de- Fourth hos- knights There Catholic Degree present were are seven ‘1 I . t .: Clifford Hintzen, knight grand the five clared champions by were Father Alpho‘nse pitals in the Diocese of St. Cloud: Kremer, Gifts and Cards for Occasion FL. the at ,' the Me'l‘rose Colum- Knights of A-\ of Marianne is the priest—judges, of hospital, Our Lady Fritz, Rudolph Hoeschen, St. Cloud Carl and ‘ .13.. (‘0MPANY I Th’e‘E.M.Lohmann THE bus, inquisitor, Cyril acted L. co". Mrs. Aloys Mr. and St. daughter Alexandria; noNLIN of Mercy hospital, John Lang of Mel- as Dinn‘dorf. Peter ’ I? Fischer St..ClOud of introduced St..Clo’ud, Donald, St. James’, Longer, and Gabriel’s, Little Falls; P. also advocate, state rOSe, was the finals .‘1rp--‘- of the by giving contest ' Sauk A1 Hart- Mrs. St. Michael’s, the of Mr. and Perham; Manufacturers present. of son ‘ the history the of and event St. Francis’," Brecken- Pierz. Centre; finals Fathers re- in Judge the \ mann, were Sash}. Dobrs . Interior Finish RELIGIOUS ARTICLES BOOKS CHURCH GOODS called the details the of of the 22 St. Raphael’s, Parkers questions asked of ridge; and The Roger L. vWildenborg and some B. J. — — . \ . . . the beginnings In the of contest. Most alleasy. Prairie. not Roth, contestants St. Cloud; Mario Vossberg, were 7th” "535 St. 413 Germain Sibley Sti‘eet, St. Paul, Minn. St. Cloud I Fourth near - the Degree of and deep interesting facts ~ quick Some ~ required them of ohm, name J seph; James O.S.B., St. a. Columbus, who Knights, of have hospital figures Cloud the“ St. giving the thought before Botz, Grey Oaskis; and answer on I awrence sponsored the hospital special edi- contest appeared in every year, E agle. a Times Fischer thanks Daily Mr. expressed St. Cloud to tion of the girls sophomore Tabulators were Allow (/46 6/10/26 Bishops, l' priests, sisters, the dated Feb. 11, 1928. Sauk Centre par— the from two ' par- Refresh...)~ inter- children their of’the for The structure and ents, cost Polipnick, Lou— Ann ishes: Rose new ~ f $2,000,000. The co-operation. listed and est Jacqueline Ritter, 414110211675 Bokinskie, as ise was " however, Benedictine Sisters, Phyllis Simmer. Borgert, faithful navi- Karen Unger, and Lawrence An Evening of additional $1,- paid have out an Rip-Roaring Fun and Ponned in interest. 250,000 Prog Variety add Entertainment I H‘ut- Contractors, ram Other facts: New at ,1 zest Fond Construction ter company, MUHICFI " \ highest point, 110 Lac, Wis; du . . Munich'Porish New By 260 feet; length, 325 feet; width, ‘ hour the brick, 793,999; feet; face com- to tile, 300,000; hollow brick, mon THREE 21 2,000 stone, tons; cut cars; (OMEDIES eXcavating, granite, 300 tons; New. Munich—Preparations have been going the on yards; '7,- cubic 26,000 cement, Weeks in New Munich for of fun and enter- past program a sand, 7,000 pounds; tons; 650,000 scheduled for May and tainment by local talent Friday, 4, “. plaster, 11,000 Gravel, tons; "THE IAWSUIT" Sunday, May 6, 8, at and window metal doors 800 ‘ tons; pm. -- a windows, 950; 1,100; frames, , The.program will consist of, Two-Act Comedy by _l choir froin male voices the “A in lum-' 726; 1,300; doors, three comedies, with several vari- screens, l Roderich sen..de Mixed Nuts” Family of and the reinforcing 450,000 feet; ber, numbers offered be between ety to ‘, ".IJIRRY Hoppes” steel, “Happy and instrm structural 650 steel, tons; plays. Heading the The song the list is GETS A FEVER" 36,000 cork insulation, mental 60 tons; Lawsuit outstand- group. in two acts, an roofing, 36,000 feet; ing example f comedy modern square A. prize-winning, 4-H comedy flooring, terrazzo feet; ‘. Rod- adapted from German of square the ‘C/ . I , feet; miles elec- 110,000 square This being ANSWERS TO QUIZ erich Benedix. is pre- I’CRACKED CORN” miles tric 100; water wire, sewer parish by the sented from men de- 3—b 8-b complete l-b 4-c 5—b 6-b 2-a 7-c pipe, 37; most x-ray the Jerry Pfau, In choir. cast (or are "The Villun Still Pursueder") Northwest. in the 9-c 10-a. partment Vir- Hoppe, Olmscheid, "1% LeRoy Leo A old-time Mellow Drama very Zier- Edmund gil Massmann, and MO Ratings Current vie, en. NUMS‘ERS Also ’VARIE‘TT \ evening’s the Second pro- on Gets Fever, be will Jerry a gram theatde Peak 4-H these Pelican presented by the includes in list movies appearing The following at ' MUNICH NEW recently first which Foley, Little club, Valley, Bertha, Eagle Bend, Eden Belgrade, won towns: competition. This in prize regional Paynesville, Randall, and Cloud. Melrose, St. Falls, , 75 625° 50 special is repeat A I up; request ‘ SCHOOL per- a AUDIFORIUM Unobj‘ectionable-for . . 4' includes Her- The Children cast Adults and formance. Morally CONVENIENT I TERMS Hoppe, Mayers, Jeanette Maryland bert for Bonzo Pride of ' gedtime i Olmscheid, Hoppe, Leroy Ethyleen Island \/" Purple H ills Pygmy the cyond ~ ‘ : May. OF THE WINNER AGAIN Dorothy Hoppe, and. Island Trail Ann Rock Ruth Timber ' Big ’ Friday, . 4, 8 _ , Olmscheid, AWARD ACADEMY p.m. Blue Blood Sierra FASHION , junior Young the from Crown My Stars Cattle Queen in men , Sunday, May- old-time 6, will 8 choir present Keeps Sugarfoot She Company an p.m. Cracked Doérway drama” entitle‘d Summerstock “mellow Devil’s BROS. STAFFORD Villun Still Pur- Cry The Never Texans Corn. Enforcer or Edwin Tomahawk In the Alley sucder. cast Gasoline are ~ Lost Luverne Worlds Nathe, Two Howard Koenig, Kim . Mexicali Stars Charles Plipsen. Under Solomon’s Mines Linz, and King 4, EXCHANGE BLDG. GRANITE 1' ‘3 I: I Wlll numbers Watch the Birdie variety Badlands Additional of the Law l V I. and Mail Zierden Tropics Valerian the Wyoming Night be given by One in I - ! . I. A-2 ‘ r —_ 1:"ch ' ANIT IT Adults Only Unobjcctionable for Morally ‘ for Alarm Plunderers Cause ‘ Two-WCek-Old Chicks'on Hand Rawhide Canyon Day-Old Copper and Fireball Bad Young 50 So Cuban ‘ Problems. Dividend They Come Parking Tougher No thher’s Little All Times. at Going the big ' is exciting to , game Triple Trouble Wonder Cockeyed He’s . a - .always the time for sparkling GRANITE Malaya CITY . . HATCHERIES Coca-Cola, 'B delicious and refieshingfi ‘ . . MOI-ally Objectionable for Everyone \ Yesterday—(Objection: Suggestive; low moral tone.) 36th A Accc divorce; Call Me Mister—~(Objection: suggestive.) I pls 772.”. con—Joe pp @Mductiou emu ~ Coiidones Raiders—(Objection: immoral Kansas actions.) I v Iomm ’ UNDER AUTHORITY OF COMPANY IV I‘M! COCA-COLA Ace—(Objection: Reflects the acceptability of divorce.) Mr. low moral My Forbidden Past—(Objection: Suggestive; BO'ITIINGI OF tone; re- Telephone u divorce.) acceptability of fleets the ICO’CA-COIA ST. uouo co; 986. 0 N.P. TRACKS immorality.) EAST Quebec—(Objection: Condones CLOUD ACROSS THE IN ST. \ Low moral Eaton Pan—(Objection: tone.) , .