on THE sr. cm Hols-res. PAGE EIGHT n Announced Minister Scholarships Asks Conquers Mary Tokyo VREQUIESCANT Teach Jesuits IN PACE and Tera—One $4,000 Austin, 0. scholarships will be three $2,000 Residént of Perham Return God of St. Edward’s university Prejudices of' awarded by Catholic graduates high of to Garg- Michael Skydlarek, Joseph Weniger Mrs. Matilda Struyed A...:_‘-._LL Lost, and Mrs. Nicholas Cyerson: basis. 24 competitive In schools ness, offered Bluffton.——- equiem Mass on a was Perham.—Lt. Col. Paul A. Fey- grandchildren, and eight great-grand- church Joseph in John's for 31 will be $1,000 addition, there 30 so. ereisen" Perham of . is of children. To Public Schools ‘ one a Cleric Lutheran 83, who died Dec. 28. Father Weniger. scholarships high honor granted to of four and air force Voigt‘oficred Survivors Robert the Mass. Henry Neis group army or schools participating in the com- following Weniger the include Mr‘s. and ~ officers graduated in- from the Pearl Lake—Henry Neis died Jan. 24 children: John, Wahpeton, N. Dak.; Mr. program that have petitive stu- in the home of his sister, Mrs. John ternational division of the Jesuit Geller (Susan), Blufiton:.Miss George Schwartz, Pearl in Lake, where he had the highest ranking in dents tests. Stolen! university in Tokyo, Japan. Math, Wadena: Weniger, home; Agnes, at lived for the He 10 Columbus, past 67 O.—A Presbyterian Her! years. was He Maligned scholarships will The honor be s (Marie), William Vonderbruggen There Mrs. 12 in the graduates ‘of Survivors follow- the were. years , age. are Elizabeth Weniger, Way- added his voice Columbus Bluflton; Mrs. pastor in . giveh discretion the min the throes the in at of Europe, brothers Protestant and sisters, John, Mart'n, class, including Japanese ing one wom- Millersville: and Joseph, Jr., zeta: and Thomas Neis of St. Cloud: Mrs. Mary high-ranking cipal student. rationalism, this growing to week’to. the chorus of 19th of century Chicago anda girl, Eliza- Miss was a _._ ,the an Bluffton. Burial in Alexander, was Eichers, Rockyille; Mrs. John Schwartz. 'you’ll need to im— daring never the still reeling from beth Gallagher. parish cemetery. belief demands that in Godand the Pearl Lake; and Mrs. Theodore Curtis Radio blood-hound definition by formal The of the rent degrees and Mrs. given pact Lordemann Peter Philippi, by Herman Waite to Park. Alumni Program a .— were law public moral be taught in Funeral services held Jan. Our 26 in Naojii‘o of IX dogma Pius of the Prof. Pope were Murakami, Breckenridge—Funeral services presi- find lost valuables if were Holy. Cross church schools. in Pearl Lake. Burial Mary's church Jan. in St. conducted 26 College, Calif—Re- St. Mary’s, A Conception. Immaculate “the Lady’s dent of university, after __.._ in an the parish keep them safe cemetery. in was died Lordemann, who Herman 58, you for a - Dr. Edward W. Stimson ofgthe alumni chapters gional ‘St. theo— of Lutheran by and zealous address Maj. Guy de la Che- young Harold Dimmer-ling, Richard Father Gerard Jan. 23. Arnold ‘this' deposit box Knox Presbyterian church, Cincin- at Mary’s transcribed 15-minute by Preuss ‘val'er'ie, Arthur chief logian, of the Solemn Belgian mis- celebrant the Glenwood,. of name, a St. was Cloud.—-Richard Gerard Arnold, nati, attending Ohio the pastors’ bank. Requiem Patrick Riley, St. Avoid. Mass; loss Father by ,. his soul, radio in connection with gods in sion of the Japan. with fury two-day-old ‘ of Mr. and Mrs. William program in son Father Richard Cloud. and ‘_-L~. deacon; convention, told Monday reporters Arnold, was 129 Eighth _ avenue south, died Rome “Universal St. Mary’s Night,” his lance The international leveling at division to keeping jewelry, had bonds, was subdeacon. Kujawa, assistant pastor, was Jan. 27. ifugggalcnifiznffis - “:22: that “teachers themselves, with aged” would enrollment He of be observed by 19 alumni chapters Mary. than and 500 at Lordemann, prove once include Survivors Mrs. an more one valuable Jan. 29 in safe papers advice and of local encouragement ’ his Mrs. Bernadette; mother, Scripture daughter, Sacred during the throughout Feb. all from half the nation for about 12 for and past in Calvary cemetery. Survivors was year, are deposit. Fallsyand boards of education, should Little teach Henry Lordemann, his a and following had parents the brothers of them. Tradition Rome officers that gone and enlisted the first time since 1941. and men. Breckenridge. Brother, Joseph, ~ and rellglon and have in sisters, Gordon, Linda, class- Dennis Lee, prayers Vir- of the adulation in its far too David and Hawkland Lee. Maybelle Mrs. rooms.” would He ~ Christ. of gen-Mother Maybelle Hawk- Robert J.'Aigner Breckenridge—Mrs. “Belief in God and the religious Con- - American Immaculate National against the write Bank buried in the died Jan. and land ‘25 St. Cloud—Requiem was Mass ofldred was basis morality still of be follotliving Requiem parish cemetery can ception. Jan. 9. .31 in St. Peter’s church Robert for Richard Father taught,” offered Jan. 28 by he said. line With Mass “In this J. Aigner, 81, who died Jan. 28. Burial Preuss' out And came New young Survivors Mary's church. so Kuhwa in St. Calvary in York Survivors conviction, the cemetery. of state was are effect Douglas, The with his book., Hawkland, Mr. two 'Member the was sons,. following FDIC children: are Mrs. Victor St. Cloud recently prescribed that be prayers Paul; and James, St. Minneapolis, and I..__._ Jacobson, St. Cloud: the earnest Mrs. Leo Hunstiger, startling to young said the beginning of each ‘school Smith and at Mrs. M. S. daughters, two Waite Park; and Claude Aigner, Werner winning the Far from theologian. both Breck- Hartford Anderson, of Mrs. day. The Aigner, have been clear- Emil Aigner, Mrs. Joseph Lang. prayers contemporaries, his of applause Hawkland 81 enridge. Mrs. years was and Mrs. William Lacina, all St. of ed with Protestant, Cath- Roman old. with the favor Cloud. found There book the 23 grandchildren and are no olic, and Jevvish leaders , accept- Pekulick Clarence as 12 great-grandchildren. Other survivors day. The of the rationalists rea- able all.” to Pekulick, janitor brothers Alexandria—Clarence two and three Syl- sisters, are dedicated had son? Young Preuss’ He died Aigner, disclosed that in Cincinnati Mary’s church here, Jan. 22 vester Green Bay, St. Wis.: Bene- of My Christ, Jesus volume his to dict, in Calgary, injuries received when removing Canada: Mrs. Mathias of snow Board of Education committee a Och, Funeral St. Cloud; the church grounds. Mrs. Peter Shaffer, from God. The My‘ King, and serv- syoung up- been has studying similar a Kansas in St. Mary‘s City. l conducted Jan. 26 Mo.; Lottie ices and Mrs. believed were Divinity the in still start ROOM? burial Santers, in the parish Minneapolis. church and was program. RESERVATIONS ', ARE ABSOLUTELY cemeter. NECESSARYM Virgin Immaculate Christ! The of ' Wrobel Theodore J. of- Father ltd-Evie Mass. Survivors thanks fered the Requiem strike back, Ratings had begun to are Current on the St. Cloud Diocesan the to Her- Pekulick, daughter. Mrs. Mrs. ...Add tours assure to passage Your one God! to be to stepchildren, Her- Botzet; Mrs. bert two Eucharistic Congress REGISTER announced in large Arthur Preuss On Dec. 1868, 8, our Bernie Bose: Patwald and Mrs. bert home! and in Berlin brothers and sisters, ad last position the fol wing in week’s resigned his and issue. present I. Mi- Paul. Alphonse, and The following list includes theaters Edw rd, movies apearing in these Anton, at America, seeking emigrated to a . . Klimek Mrs. Mrs. Nick and chael, and Alexandria, Belgrade, Eden Valley, Melrosc, Parker‘s Prairie, towns: he left On Dec. 8, 1871, start. new Martin. Al St. Cloud. Pierz, and in seminary Concordia Lutheran Schneider Elizabeth Mrs. ‘THERE’S STILL TIME A-l BUT NOT MUCH --‘ able accept longer St. Louis, to offered — Richmond—Requiem Mass no was Children Morally Unobjectionahle Adults and for Lutheranism. On Paul’s church and of in Sts. Peter the Jan. 31 tenets make to ‘ reservation our‘April sailing with Father 3O I Big Gusher Territory ‘ Northwest on Elizabeth Schneider, 87, who Mrs. for took the final step Dec. 8, 1872, he may Burial the parish is simpler than Henry in Remodeling Jan. 29. died have Frank Bomba the Jungle Boy Spiritual Rhythm Inn Director. The was anticipated rush you Beneath as Catholic. and became following a Survivors the cemetery. Flying are Leathernecks Right Cross Is onl‘Otber diocesan pilgrimages of clamoring Per- 'realizedl Many have been for Mother of customers of Our William, Richmond; the picture daughters, and our are more sons Rod Deaperados Hot Snake River W. Pocatello, Ida; Mrs. Ben. of St. church Help, the petual in We will have fast hold allotments. A . space. _to act to surprised at_the pleasantly of adding cost ‘ our Catherine, St. Let’s Navy Paul; and Go Two Flags West O'Trcmba, St. an erected Victory, he Mary of mar- $200.00 9. deposit grandchildren and 13 will hold Cloud.‘There reservation. If are Mark of the Renegades Yukon, The your you are help Let with estimate. extra day. this you room. us still there an ble plaque, to great-grandchldren. 16 interested Mask of the Apcnger either in April 30th the May 17 tour or or Our Monument reads: “A to It Cancer Frank I A-2 sailing (Father Vossberg—Spiritual Director), call, write, .” Eady Victory. lifelong Morelly of Richmond—Frank Ganzer, a for ’ Unobjectionahle Adults Only . . Richmond, died Jan. 30 after resident of Korean Samaritans in anytime MAURICE stop MISCHKE the or to at see Across the the Bell Wide Missouri Mr. Belvidere Rings old. 57 illness. He short was years a curtailed by the Though Mathew ST. CLOUD Building.‘ Hall. REGISTER‘oHices now in Sts. Peter the Institute oflered in Requiem Mass Jennings Al of Oklahoma My Favorite Spy was priests missionary Maryknoll burial in the and Paul’s church, and was war, Anne of the Indies No Highway the Sky in Survivors Mrs. parish cemetery. have America are from and sisters A / Behave Yourself Place the Sun in Feld— Albert daughters, Mrs. Ganzer: two for working in Korea been I more Partyka, Mrs. Ted Bowery Battalion Richmond; and Passage West hege, ,These have been Catholic arranged for by diocese A vigorous 15 tours than grandchildren, and Minneapolis; four years. our Day Earth Still Rich, Young, and Pretty Stood ( Mrs. Harry brothers and sisters, these before the shape taking life INTERNATIONAL was Distant Strip, The Drums CATHOLIC TRAVEL SERVICE of and Jacob McRae, Keogin, Frank B. Mrs. ~ Lumber began. Go.“ agression Red Doubleflynamite Vicious Years Jo- Cloud; and Mrs. all St. Ganzer, of LANSEAIR, INC. They handling diocesan pilgrimage; are hand with in Working hand Min- Prisca Ganzer,‘ Diedrich,and seph Groom Yellow Fin Wore Spurs for the Province Iowa, Indianapolis, of Cincinnati, Detroit, missionaries neapolis. American the were a Iron. Man . Vog‘el Aloys sisters native Washington, black-clad of D. C., and others. seri. of B group = s. ' Vogel 29th 322 Cloud.——Aloys St. newly- of the the fancy caught who Everyone Morallyv Objectionable for at suddenly Jan. 26 north, died avenue carbine-carrying arrived, '\ Survivors Mrs. Eagle sympathetically men Suicide and the Hawk—(Objection: the of 58 are age years. por- Alfred, St. efficient, Vogel; children, Quiet, following the America. from . _ ST. C/LOUD ALBANY COLD tray'ed.) SPRING LANSEAIR Ralph, Dak.; TOURS N. Richard, Minot,‘ Cloud; stolid smile with the friendly, compensation.) moral Gambling House—(Objection:Insufficient I — home: and Louis, Robert, at Raymond, these of typical the country, sequences.) Surrender—(Objection: Suggestive nuns Sauk (Marcella), Theis Peter Mrs. *Present top-flight, attractive itineraries. of the in and Preusser seemed float out Leora and Mrs. August R'apids: to Cloud: and and Mary (Lorraine), St. in the suffering of shadowS’ war— Church+SchoolfForni—House * Afford first class accommodations land. brothers and and these home; Jane at you on Good Samari- like country torn Melrose; Frank, Joseph; John and sisters. English-speaking guides American the side of Michael, and- 5" the Matthew, Provide At Park; Waite tans. throughout the tour. Reimer, Paul: Mrs”. August St. Henry, the dispensaries, in the on nuns Frank Mrs. N. Dak; and City Tower *Quote Ill-inclusive food I’aul. full of with baskets costs. streets of- Requiem Mass Fiala, St. was. and in out hovering burial refugees, church, for Anthony’s and in St. fered ;' * Offer reasonable rates. more \Calvary cemetery. in 1i sub- occupied of was zones enemy Robben Joseph ~Mrs. de- Reds the defying to versives, offered Mass Aldrich—Requiem was these ' Remodel them, stop tect. nuns or «church for of Sorrows in Mother Jan. 19 the work of the ing kee died Jan. 83, who Robben, Joseph Mrs. up were 4 Ill-llIII-llllllllllllllllllllllnllllll-I-Ia the Zutphen altered Father,A. Van had 14. who missionaries America Repaint Staples in.the and burial Mass, was ° compounds their been driven from Mr. the Robben, Survivors-are cemetery. Maurice ‘Mischke the invaders. by Jr.;'vBartleth, F. Joseph, children, following Wadena’; Henry, all of soldiers, the William, and American To the (ST; REGISTER CLOUD Walter (May) Repair Mrs. Mary Phone Aldrich: and 341 . of remarkable order this of name sister, «Margaret, Aldrich: Smith, one 299 founded by sisters, Box Korean native grandchildren, grand— and 27 Austin; 22 ~ member of familiar had Robben Mrs. Maryknollers, children. the was a a St. Cloud, Minnesota Ladies’ Altar Catholic Aldrich the so- Sisters called “the They ring. are ciety for _ many years. CLoUn l Help.” Perpetual > Lady of Our of . Sr. Pyka, William Mrs. ST. ,CLoUn s'r. died Pyka, who William Opole.——Mrs. 'I interested in the . St. Cloud 'Diocesan Music am of in parish College buried the Jan. 20, ; ceme- was C0. ELECTRIC ofi'ered Mass Requiem following‘a PAINT C0. tery Pilgrimage Jan. Carmel church Lady of Mt. in Our .school of leaving Mass—A New York April Worcester, 30th TRAYNOR and Electrical Contractors Survivors Gaida. Leonard Father by 23 ........... credits college will music that grant children, following Pyka, the Mrs. Commercial and Residential Mautz Paints are be will, adults for - and offer Hill- (Sophie), May 17th courses Dullingcr Frank Mrs. NSON HER. .. Industrial Wiring Mercy Johnny Schirber, Prop. of (Martha), ...... Sisters Warzecka the Raymond ............ opened by Mrs. .. man: Cloud 2543 St. Tel. Symalla (Ger- Joseph Mrs. St. Cloud: will be school The First next South AR 613 Street TEUI S summer. L Name AvonzFrank Aloys, Holdingford: trude), music Gabriel St. the known ........., PLUMBING as HEATING AND ................. Holding- Rice: Joseph, Box .. Pyka. 56 Telephone and Peter 3636 , APPLIANCES and Mrs. Jr., Chicago: 31! Granite William, Exchange ford: Bldg. JACKSON W. FRANK CON Address IAIN ER. (Teresa), Holdingford: Movie St. Cloud, Sobania Minnesota in Herman Mass The home of “Timken Silent .... ................... .. ....................................... brotherS, Bernard, .- and three three sisters ASSOCIATES, Inc. & Oil Burners morning Masses Maleska; and Mrs. Automatic” Vincent Munich—Early Frank, and Phone.................... Sundays all said being II’nIl-Olnh Construction .......... 7 on u. Co. ............. now .- ...... are .. Tel. 705 lS-Ith Ave. So. Red Refugees Fake ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS picture & and motion the days in holy SCHNEIDER Cloud, Minn. St. depot here. main the ECCLESIASTICAL theater at DESIGN '3 N.E. 12 Second Avenue, Intimidation Used for railroad for Masses These are ' American Building Bapk ST. CLOUD. MINN. National and shifts for night workers FLOORING co. on St. Minnesota Cloud. Germany—Some of trains. Frankfurt, early catching travelers & HcElectric K ELECTRIC Communist tactics the insidious ERICKSON Church in used against the being WILHELM CARPETING, LINOLEUM, Ger- of occupation Soviet the PILGRIMAOE zone KNEELING OFFICIAL PADS, TILING 0. SERVICE revealed by the Rev. - many were ROOFING CO.‘ ST. CLOUD DIOCESAN NCWC ,News .Jordan, Max Dr. ‘ ’ Doon. 3864—5163-W Phones correspondent. He of told .FOL V Service Fixtures Wiring and roofing 30 experience years Cloud No.-—-St. 1350 8th Ave. posing refugees Communists Cloud 'as In and around St. & 191/2 Ave., Highway 52 626 3rd So. St. Cloud WIRING Ave. CITY (AMERICAN 81 FARM Western Ger- trying ' to Phone 582 EXPRESS—CATHOLIC LEAGUE) St. So. to 2506-1“ TRAVEL escape parish aid from seeking and CLOUD 'ST. St. Call Write estimate Cloud, Minn. for free many, or Reds. others the whom priests and stories If their intimidate. wish couchur to Schellinger Bros. THE City Granite and aid the is given, believed are .TO INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS EUCHARISTIC PRODUCTS“ priest blackmail. A BORGERT Reds the Electric Co. use I BUILDERS scheme in this trapped who was COMPLETE Reliable ELECTRICAL SERVICE Contractors ‘ Communist by leader: told was a AT BARCELONA, SPAIN' 9 Wall Lighting Fixtures sad Floor ' like the don’t “Father, Phone — way you we mm Way-lite and Pumice Blocks Plug Concrete, Cinder, Installations. im- the comfort and to give aid , ‘ 14th 121 Ave. 80. St. Cloud 8T. CLOUD, MINN. Well-Curbings, Lintels, Concrete Joists, complain again etc. perialists. If you I group’s Cloud Just Communist St' Telephone about South the Airport 4458 of PATRONAGE our MODERNIZING ,UNDER THE OF HOME 9.0; front of 0 in Box_ 636 Res. staging 532 your games noME PLUMBING & FINANCING KNAPP . will know time, church Mass at we .HIS EXCELLENCY, J. ANnEnsoN F. PETER BARTHOLOME, W. you.” Similar inci- handle how DINNDORF, to HEATING through- happen day dents LUMBER Co. every -COADJUTOR BISHOP OF ST. CLOUD There is the Soviet out Specialize no zone. in We BUILDING MATERIAL privacy. The security, no peace, no 0 Churches, Hospitals Schools, is being generation Under the Personal ex- Leadership of younger AND PAINT COAL Red hammering posed to constant, St. Cloud Roosevelt Drive 1104 WALLPAPER STORE Rev. T. PAINT AND Leo Keaveny 3nd Rev. John F. Denery. Telephone St. Cloud, Minn. 1911 The the schools. in propaganda forced do home children to are insiqu Pittsburgh Varnishes Painting Paints -'- THE Stalin, contractor glories of the Work —— on Tour (‘0MPAN A. 45 Days: Wallpaper Washable l Imperial the write compositions to on and Vatican” “war-mongering / Manufacturers Telephone of St. Cloud 435 Avenue South 20-7th Americanism.” As “imperialist Apfil 30 Sailing from R.M.S. New York Queen ' Mary -— — Finish Interior Berlin diocesan Doors Pctrusblatt, Sash organ, , Cherbourg Paris Switzerland Milan Florence Assisi there . . . pointed . . recently out, . — are — — -—- — — Cloud in books used the Germain St. school 1,750,000 535 E. St. Rome Naples LINOLEIIM Genoa Madrid. Lourdes Nice Marseilles 1— — — — — — — make children the “to Soviet zone Barcelona Nimes Paris. Arriving at; Return the Mauretania. Marx- materialism and —— ripe for on — —- under-cover New silent, York ism.” This June 13. I 1 . the Church is against struggle re- DECORATING. CHURCH ’ German‘clergymen by East garded Rates—New York York: New to , insidious .and much more as Tourist $1,288.00 warfare. It dangerous than open / x Cabin complete $1,393.00 struggle aiming at is-a the vestiges of annihilation last of First Class ..$l,633.00 ............................................ many life. Christian diocese churches the of the The have done in in work we RUGS Nations TILES PLASTICS satisfaction. o of O is greatest England suursnce Tour and Ireland United ,3. 53 of Days: Work your I Minnesota Cold Spring, Theis Nic J. Religion Depends Upon. The 57 l Tour 2 as A Phone l4th Paris return to London except to and St. Germain same on we cross ' v ’ June London 4. England Countryside Castle To Cork Blarney ur the York—The of New — success , — —— A :oooosooooooooooooooos Killarney dependent Nations is United Dublin. on -— —/ PAINTS—WALL UN work principles and moral Sailing Media June 13 Liverpool York R.M.S. arrive New PAPER moral the fostering force, — Co. — Cornice Roofing on Metal 8. 0' June 21. uniquely which the is of re- sponsibility of religious groups, unanimous opinion of is the Rates: wall ‘can smart looking rep- home keep Paint as and your paper religious resentatiVEs the major of selec- of “'as large All Types Tour See B woodwork. Extension England Ireland....$200.00 walls and and well the our to preserve Third Na- represented the faiths at modern Rates and include colors all beautiful in in Tour meals wall evening except tion of paints and R U.S. tional Conference of the Na- expenses on papers Metal Sheet Siding Roofing Paris tional Commission UNESCO. and Rome. for designs. - - religious Representatives of or- For those interested. this ganizations in in Tour three work- special will held Cathedral met meeting be the High STORE at PAINT a KOERBER McDowell shops discuss the role of reli- toy School J. Geo. Library McDowell St. Cloud Sunday w. N. afternoon Representatives of at 2:30. Ameri- the at . gious relation in the to groups Express Company will be there explain further details of the Address trip. in- Cloud can to St. United Nations. One panels of the 1526 Phone quiries the American Express Company, South.7th to Street, Minneapolis, 131 Minn. Minn.‘ headed by the William Rev. Cloud, St. was Ave. 50. 20 Sixth S.J., of Biggons, National the Catholic Life Rural Conference.