., ' ' CLOUD REGISTER THE M. '1951 August- 31, Friday, _ Si. in PauIV CCD ihe‘Upper Central and Midwest Minnesota. Slate Announces religious, JOHN’S is fortunate have and cultural institution such ST. midst. in its to a as Officers Olflgy \ I roster Paul.——~A lay Of— 'S't. of Arch- ficersvan‘d chairmen the of Cbnfratérnity Chris- :diocesan of Doctrine announced tian at was Archdio- office the the “central of here. ' cese General chairmen A. James are Quint, Minneapolis; L. Begin, Z. Marshall; Mrs. H7." ~Broker, W. Ep- Minneapolis; Miss and Agnes New. Ulm. i per, . _ depart- ' Named head various to the following chair- ‘are ments Coughlin and Miss Gatherine men: Miss Marie L'eitner, Paul, lit- St. urgical and spiritual; Father John Cooney, St. Paul, ‘cate’chetical; Minneapolis,” ‘Mrs; Mary Lupient, 'Mrs. J. sp_eakers’- bureau; Che_ster Paul,‘ St. Tierney,‘ parent-educa- tors; Quint Mr. and Broker, Mrs. clubs; discussion I Viehman, Chris- Ed Minneapolis, Theodore tophers; _L«oveland, St. At is Paul-,. Mrs. E. J. Wadena. the right and *Shannon, GIVEN by this picture'that Plachta oi extreme August A'PROOF IS Eapliaelfs Minneapolis, world ébnfer— home, St. Cloud, policy Sister Salesia, St. with sisterhood priesthood and the vocations to Mrs. Victor Powderly, brothers, Father Ronellenfitsch, St. her .two ence'; left is Sister families. At the extreme Often 'run by libraries’and Paul; literature; Miss Cold Father (left), Spring, and Anthony 'O.S.B. Cloud, and her Mary’s St. Leonida, convent, St. Helen Lynch, Prairie. St. Paul, of Legion Ronellenfitsch, 0.S.B., Sister Jacobs Leon- brother, Meyers, Fulda, Minn. the Monsignor John In Decency; Mrs. and Fred Peter- B. Salesia Sister Dignata, and Sister celebrated ida, Cordelia, St. Joseph; and Sister center Sister are Minneapolis, and Mrs. E. E. son, August—(Register golden jubilee photo) brother, their in with their Monsignor Melrése, Dignata, Morath, St. Paul, missions. . .‘Double— Archbishop .John Gregory Mur- Generations Four Father Smet‘ De J. P. is Of president the ray corpora- M Fath G. Bandas tion; ;R. arch; is r_di0cesan i-rector; and Father ' I, Begun Missionary. 0f ,Cofiney, Jo Resistant director. - 70,000 WAYLITE BLOCKS embers the board of advisory units 'are,:';Fathepi»-Rudolpl1j -' Neudecker, e lYearsAgio Work l 1 . Marshall; . Father Joseph Ettel, ~ 1' New »Ulm; Father Neui— Francis Delano; F John h t .mann, Dak.—"I‘he a e r 71st De Smet, S. HALL, l i'-.Swe‘eney, an- St. Paul CYC; and Fa- used '. in back-up interior the and wall partitions of ST. MARY’S ,. ‘h‘appensvto ' of De Smet niversary ‘Joseph Baglio, Minneapolis anniversary of the 111th be the missibnary of of the start career whom the the Jesuit priest for Esperanto ,BORGERT Fans Meet named. town was coNcRETE , PRODUGIS It that Father Munich—*Esperanto was'in 1840 hailed was Smet, S.J., the International Peter John made at 23rd De Congress o‘vaatholicEspera his first into the Far West of tists trip ef— as an ficient the States. United to aintain social means unity, Catholics among throughout His travels continue to south were the the world. ‘ The under the through congress, but he- died Cloud of many years, Just Airport St. auspices Auxiliary ' ‘of, B‘ish before the extension the Chi- of op ‘Johannes Neuhaeusler Munich, of & Northwestern railway into cago f commended the of Esperanto Dakota Territory and'the use estab- . 'as“ to general lishment promote the a of means that was town to understanding peoples be Smet. named De a m o n g ,, , everywhere. During the Who .ineeting, chose the for-the name 'yviii'ch'took place concurrently with why, has town, never‘been new Or __ the'ijj36th International Esperanto reported. Father De Smet was Congress, special services the of to site the were never nearer held that featured in Es- than town the Jarfies river, along sermons peranto. which he known is have traveled. ‘ to ,, , SPRING- .‘comblnation is DOUBLE-FOUR generation shown 273‘”. A COLD picture Seated Mrs. in a_bowe. at the --left Anna the 13 Standing Leo bthind' her her Witschen, St..Cloud. is Witsohcn of son, and M’arkart, Norfolk, Va., with baby Francis his daughter, Mi‘s. WENNER THE ’- Barney Kaeter, St. Seated‘at- the right 'is' cold—PLATiNo—snm' Marie.Marl<fort. 71311er co. » Augustine. Witschen,‘ stands behind him. Mrs. His daughter, Mrs. Leo ~Bran Cdppel‘f Nickel '- and that fourf'generation combination. oomplete Aime Marie "imple- ;Markfort Hardware, Furniture, CHALICES CIBORIUMS O i’GOl‘den‘Curtoin’ mpnts, Fuel, Furnacesiand MONSTRANCES CANDLESTICKS Q ls . 7 Plumbing" ‘1 Ecclesiabtical Obtained Approval " ', Kind L icensed Embalmiyg FRANK EISENSCHENK J. “MET \ Phone 4.3-2 Spring Col of Sell The Box 413 Cold Spring, Minn. ' Tags , Poles Cortoin 'TO“ iron I D M‘LROSE School!” like ' I To Wear to ,. . Citizen, THE GOVERNMENT Catholic Herald attempts (From the . 0 . , religious practices discourage " Milwaukee) to - by nui- indirectly creating Milwaukee—A within the many man 3} “golden scheduled by curtain” visited behind They talk the PIRE sances. a a fFoRn EM “Buckle-School” “iron curtain” Poland, and o’clock SCHOOL-RIGHT in has official for 10 government . . TOGS! A returned with of Sunday morning, but reports SUITS un- BOYS’ Me-Irose on everyone _' Motor Co. , ,MEMORIALs, Inc. held daunted, deep faith strongly attended church instead. people by Polish despite the When the people the reprimanded, Phane 17‘]. taken by Communist the shid that Sunday for church, MELROSE. MINN. Melr‘ose. measures was Minn. SPECIALI-ZE WE $26.95 IN MEMORIALS $13.50 overlords. Boys’ and if 'the officials government ' FOR CATHOLIC CEMETERIES , \ Ksi‘einski, SALES and SERVICE He it is Joseph 70, who wanted make should to speech a Empiro\ Built—Eternal ' the Hills .. a. as coRDuROY left Milwaukee March and be than 2 for other day set PANTs _ re- on some styling. insmart double-breasted models Single and Sunday. Another. tactic turned Aug. after spending 1, to ‘ was more gabardines. Tweeds, plaids and §§§§j§§ band than half months have parade by during three and in his a a The‘firms listed liere de-v —Sizes 20— 6 to % religious former homeland. services. ‘ S . be remembered to United Over there people in In posting the letter the United to serve “Back-to~School” a i to h COr’dur States let referrfli living States, Ksicinsk-i' had the x to to FIVE are as when distributing AND DIME Coats Sport you are behind the golden curtain because and read it first, then postmaster Oy New, in and plaids fancy patterns patroriage your in diff: the COmplate,-Self-Servico ‘ it in is regarded land milk the envelope and affix of the put A as a plain checks'pAlso tweedroy and and. honey when compared with all undenithe watchful stamps 5”" V'ri‘“! eye I: ferent of. lines business.‘ colors. ‘ * ,, ' u - their wwwww’wwrwé of the ‘ postmaster; own. $8.95 , ‘. v P Sizes 4 20. to . T There oppdrtunity slip to THEY sus} 1.. ARE SERIOUSLY was no . ». intoeithe envelope, extra note ‘ picious of Polish an or .neWspapr re- _ write Ll'l‘l‘llllr‘llll.“ the, hvelope‘beneath‘ the all-occasion jaunty on for Smart, coats of conditions ports in the nited wear. “Western Puncher” Som his‘letters stamps. of colors. blue Wine, and brown States ,when‘they ask were such green, nu - ques- "' delivered.’ -—Sizes never 6 20—— tions “Is that 20,000,000 to it ' true as, . PANTS Pnonucn (:0. OVERALL As irr-othergRussianrdcnninated I Americans unemployed?” are or “Back-to—School” countries, Russian spies, policeland “How people in United the many soldiers are"evei‘ywhere.' The SHIRTS States-are starving?” “SPORT and “Does k $2.25 ‘ Highest soldiers in uniform, equipped are- We Pay United the really States Price: Your want for ' with machine guns. war? ,, ' ‘» - war . civilian The spies in clothes matter I As of fact, Ksicinski POULTRY, and bar-tacked EGGS, knee, HIDES Zipper double a fly, ~"$1.95 - ' $33.95 speak perfect Polish and cannot frequently spotted for- Sizes 16. was ‘4 to pockets. as a ‘ be detected. Members Polish of eigner because his “well-fed” of .. MELROSE, MINN. families disappear night,~ in the " appearance. “Kaynee” plains and shirt Plaids, fancy ' ,We feature the never be heard. ' of again, s. - there to Meat is practically un- Puncher” and quality. 1 “Winner Famous for patterns. t ' s £0— e o known, and cities- especially in “the THE RUSSIANS. FEAR. ovEpALL and quality 103. ——-Sizes 4 to PRINTING for best food is those, Frequently PANTS scarce. the Polish people would welcome standing toward the'end the of; another Ksicinski believes. “Back-thchool” war, their lines awaiting black bread ~Zipper The Russians it because TROUSERS fear they weight. fly. 8-02. ' rations ' home handed. empty go INVITATIONS know Poland would rise t up as one Full cut. pcrstfl‘s “Luck” CARDS who ‘lreceived . MOURMNG Sizes 14 16' i” ‘ WEDDING against them. Polish The wel- Sizes 4 12. to their church quota stop in at on it, though they lost come even $1.79 “$1.69 CHURCH REPORTS- their home, with their loaves OFFICE 0 STATIONERY way $7.95 Ti3.95 ' million dead in the last a seven war, bread of under their and fall arms. their being, “It is better 3. 0 AUCTION answer BILLS ' BUSINESS FORMS their knees kissing , on the stone be dead than living to as we are floor in thanksgiving. mixtures, whipcordsi, gabardines, washable I-n now.” ‘- ' materials. MELROSE tweedsgand plaids. All sturdy CHURCHES all-wool ARE OPEN all BEACON Russia propaganda uses as TOGS‘ RIDERS." BOYS’ "lEE THE day and‘ people in them United pray against the States may A-mer- unmolested. Priests restricted favorin‘g ica’s of the are rear-mament ‘Baok-TO-SchooI”*~SWEATER$ cx'cept church to grounds for fu- of Germany and the fact that the Phone 1 l4 Cowboy style. “pant denim. Western Meli'ose Tough 8-oz. nerals and visiting dying. The the State Department has never com- Sizes 11 to 16. Sizes 10. '6 to 1 priests ..all Masses must ’report mitted in itself promising to re— $2.45 $2.35 SLIP-(WEB saidvand each. tax SWEATERS a; ‘ Polan'd furg themother- pay eastern to on , Several the cities, churches 'in \ an . . . bombed during aird,..desti-oyed the why Some bitterly ask the. United , - i $4.95 $3.95 by Russians Germans, the and war States allied.herself with Russia remain Many unrepaircd. hun- .0 Poland. only bring slavery to to ‘TLANNEL dreds of dat- others, ho‘wever, and SPORT some All-.wool. Plain figured. SHIRTS KSICINSKI HELD Polish back ing the 13th to‘ century, a were him visa that permitted remain to Phone untouched the sumo]; ‘y Walgreen MUSHE war. 8 in Poland until Nov. How his SWEATERS 1. People flock" especially to.them, 12.’ 18. Sizes 14 Sizes to 4 to Agency Little Falls, Minn. aythe approved in the first request such feasts Asdension was on $1.75.....i.$1'.95 $2.25 $2.95 place he know, does not does _ Czestochowa and St. 6f Mary with- n ‘ .Religious Prayerbooks, Articles Rosaries and Other $5.95 $6.95 know it he why sudden the clergy. out from was encouragement can- y .. celed .mi June 30 allowing him officers Polish in the one government, on We warm boy’s Sanforized. heart Fancy patternsh a day the leave to country. 7 who detest their jobs, Plain colors. to Button frogit. are seen / collection too,.with this = comfort and Mother, Studio I Hehas soii’ie advice for his fellow Blessed salute the "Sacrament Curran O, -Portraitl as flannel shirts. fine of 1,3 “Go a workers. church Sun— to they the by churches. on “KAYNEE” pass Candid- O SWEATERS day, complain and don’t about g:::g:,---33.95 con- RUSSIAN OFEICIALS try- $55.95 . are I Jackets .‘ Commercial Boys’ ditions this country,” he tells in ing the win children, but to oyer them. “Just thank God for what .., Bro-away 125 E. Photo Phone Finishing 866 0 success. without h $1l95 mu have.” I . you sdhools, In the after Briefs Boys" 75c state ,_____,-____59c-.... P one o I“ Knit When, to the crucifix .had been removed from Hardware Co. w. c. ,Bores Ageni slip-overs. Sizes Cotton 8 18. to the the front of the children Army Unit Fetcs Orphans room, "—31.15 T-shiris refused their They to "Munsingweur" remove caps. I Hardware Coal and General Insurance Car.—A of Raleigh, N. full day Shirts shouts, Sweat broke Boys9 into chorus of “We a ____ r movies, and entertainment, want ‘ God.” Home Appliances AUTO games, FINANCING our i "596 T-sliiris "Fruit-oi—ihe-loom" Maytag Washing prizes officers Machines provided by The Russians pointed cotton them out to REAL ESTATE was LOANS shirts. Lamb—soft, fleecy lined sweat Battle Gas ~ enlisted the 327th of that and in America there _____ men even are Phone 569 117 S, First E. St. Telephone Little ls Falls, $1.45 Minn In white. battalion, unit crucifixes quartermaster in the school a on no rooms. ' Amhwu'u'n'fi'fl- 390 Socks ‘ Slox ___‘_"_ Boys’ 0f in the Lilling- their military volition, the chil- Sizes ‘20. ' 6 to maneuvers own up. ______ the Sa- dren children of -in districts for ton off start area, ' many TiFTLEIGHT YEARS ,ron oven $1.10 Pair 3 v thenschooly operated by day orphanage, standing cred Heart their by at ,. ‘SIMIDN ET FUNERAL HflME desks, vinaking MercyuThe idea the ‘Sign the Sisters for of the of SHIN? B03389 METZROTH’S Cross, and saying the Our conceived’ by several Father the party was and] otherv they visited soldiers when the Economical Dignified Personal Service prayers. — -- he teach'er, hired by the orphanage connection with the in gov- Telephone 666 Little Falls, Minn., ' .. mentflis powerless prevent Field Mass held in invoke Dunn er. to to Cor.r.71h Ave. and‘inr'many Ger. Street St. 8: it. silently God’s blessing Air Your Shopping Comfort the training Conditioned for “our Catholic cases ap- Prepared on take to of Service in th; care way. provesI maneuvers. . _. I I ,c a 1'!» V a