0 CLOUD REGISTER ST. THE 'rwo duos Scholarship The Battle for the Mind Given Is $500 s////; ‘TI-l ’51.ch Msg of Frank Honor In By Louis Francis Budenz GISTER r. At patriotic rally May their side certain the 1 of poets, actresses by Fast acts supporting certain the County Amer- Queens (N.Y.) Red he is predisposed in writers Hollywood, of note, for causes, the Mass. Monsignor One) celebrant of CLOUD ST. (Continued Page From BISHOP OF THE ican which addressed, OF Legion I it Fast’s OFFICIAL PAPER favor. After all, have his writers and others. The Daily song special place other, but Zitur had in the the fer because of Address of to pleasure hear the local All Changes to NOTICE: Send a works been played not "'1' was a up or Worker its conceal pleas- cannot the succeeded, because sanctuary. both Minn. all Cloud, commander 1x\\."- St. present to Box 229, recommended the Qy' P. 0. by local school c» g; urge see the in made the at Institute the who Dinner in of priest head and heart splendid progress the ure library? mov- D.D. Busch, F. Joseph entire public Bishop of the school, Rev. ..Most President and heart the head did them ing picture, My arena Another book Women St. Cloud mission used in the was of the ........................ same Cloud; St. V.G., college, library, P.A., the the and Thiebaut, the C. Rev. Advisory Board: Rt. Christ." apostle of of John. In Shirley circles served dinner ‘ Graham’s Life about to an of way 15 a Rauch, George Very Rev. stage. Wadena; Plachta, Rev. August Rt. Paul Robeson. mission director, This is plugged The work guests in the Institute of 300 audi- by a Very Rev. Rockvdle; Zitur, Francis Prairie; Very Rev. Long What should in this note the Schmidt, is concealed Communists Monsignor to we added torium. General chairman was every- J.C.D., Ziolkowski, T. S. Rev. Cloud; Very Peter Kroll, St. campaign, in order halt it, is to where and finds mis- its for the people “get Mrs. Edward Noehring, diocesan to onto pray way Cloud. Communists “cul- that the, place St. ' countless library shelves. give world, Miss of the to head sions the auxiliary. Dining Gra- of money room . roof. They have + ALTARS ture" under ham has .been member missions, of the one of the supervisors for support Mrs. August In- a were many M.A. Vossberg, Roger ..Rev. that di- Business Manager shrewdly understood Editor and Communist fronts girls always and one and has boys persuade and to derrieden and Mrs. Lawrence Bor- .............. TABERNACLES >i< Mischke F. ..Maur1ce this field Manager of activity in Advertising vision shown by her affiliations missionary can that themselves she give Kitchen supervisors gert. to ........................................ as were Minn. Cloud, 229,_St. Box P.O. building, indicated This is in Editorial Offices: Institute aid the other. tune with the the work in is Red sisters in currnt priests and to Mrs. A1 Braun and Mrs. Charles +HOLY WATER and . Alaska; MeXICO, Canada, V. J. $3.50, sharp by Jerome, line.'And Price: $3.00 Paul Robeson, a manner Com- year; per missions.” the Steinwarth. In charge of floral open Cultural BAPTISMAL foreign leadng figure Red in the $4.00 munist today, is, of the theme the of Turning to decorations Mrs. H. J Gans.~ course, was Inc. I Soc1ety, Press Catholic commission, his “report” the the in brought Week by to Published Every forward to poison the Monsi- Centennial, Pierz Father Bishop Bartholome paid tribute FONTS Colo. Denver 1, munity Convention the Bannock Street, 15th National of Publication: not minds of the Office 938 of Negro people, as in ad- commented: Schmidt —— the pastoral work of Monsignor to gnor Colo. with the “Bolshevik” Office,.Denver, stamp Communist dition Pot party. the Entered Class Matter to ill Second at effect one as on many Zitur mission and the work in the of America’s 100 “The first are years him but the part of others. upon as com- Works Their Monsignor said By Frank. He that it 100 what is but hardest, years munity which he endeavors The to works of Albert Kahn, Most Beautiful a takes the Church fruit eternity? The to God’s and in From the Jerome report many years see undermine Stalin. for rabid champion of the Stalinite pastor’s of hard work and what Minnesota is of this observe in part tactics from Red a It is because this we can of false :peace” fronts, Colored Granites also ap- pushed are 012. Churches seemed be mistakes to IT the to youth infiltration of but Communist that the SEE many AS among the a of concealed Stalin- intenswely pearance and into get the com- - be turn out to world. This century schools colleges broader the and is of the successes. one Communists ite that the have made munity libraries large scale. Also on a of centuries of Red ‘the 20 placing compared to than the As mission director, Monsi- much in this in mere country Positive progress Approach so in the They Church’s life in those places. puts teachers the complete Frank's extends press you vision far- what be called “the battle for It . essential gnor can that these books a is class books by class, the planting of for the youthful teen-age also ther than that the American mind.” My of the Son John. .be removed from libraries, the average One) Page line of (Continued From granite or concealed Reds in Church. Communists the of Bishop recognizes this by said Bartholome. making its final or the at least pastor, that they be promi- bad youth by libraries. school 'monuments done to public and harm both realize the who judges court dramatic and W. appeal the Peter During the addition to college Bishop nently Coadjutor in labeled “pro-Communist years, openly of Howard Fast, The work graduates, in its concluding the in- organizing officiated 3,000 4,000 at propaganda.” literature. Bartholome to That is just im- scene. or wo- markers. as Communist, is of admitted Under One Roof circles, one preceding the into active mission portant, ceremonies if vestiture not the men more so, as their interest lend readers‘to We all Register surprising favorites. It is their Those who the urge wish defeat labeling to Monsignor Frank has helped Joseph F. Busch of poisonous Bishop Mass. drugs as- Prospective or buyers urged to local their are made in good is libraries Fast’s whatever how and Communists in this battle the for other break down many carry articles support to the parochialism move ceremonies from of sisted the .food to under the at drive Cloud St. and visit to our child receives this When the works. of mind America have large morals of Pure the Food, soc1ety Frank and people. Drugs priests Mis- and Monsignor and community a Cosmetics throne. protect county to was among display. On monument any undertakirig pur- writings assigned author’s Red for them. out Dur- Act._ cut And as it is sion work, the Bishop added, vital hav- that the and others infor- Druggists against'depraved publications. chase of $200.00 will over we child the has when ing this month reading, the Reds have Parish past mation Flensburg brings psychological contained or in and such helpful many literature a their stock of allow honest trip should take Im- newsstands ing f expenses. your works, that im- his opened campaign blessings ready to of publication financial Counter-attack new access parish. up a be to as a mediate delivery markers that publications those on for sale the pupil for and refuse proportions widespread mediately in what are utilized accept BiShop to the to Busch added prepares utmost words in all of and Our trucks footstones. de- they field.” indoctrination. Further call “the cultural They further branches harmful. of “cultural” morally found be commendation activity. the for two to new liver and set monuments Class 25 Has child have brought fight hears of into that the any. in than that, when There is also positive Monsignors. work He spoke on of Monsi- to Censorshop? Is where This Undue in Minnesota. be ‘ done by those who wish Zitur to who has done gnor pre- as one from I coming “Censorship!” have been Cries of some Faust Patricia of the inroads Pierz vent of Communism his work faithfully and KOLLMANN success- unduly being into thinking. constitutional rights their Books who fear people which fplly. He our are praised the work done are Rites Solemn For analytical and critical the of Red by Monsignor Frank restricted his by campaigns. and Monumental Works such still largely conspiracy absent mission workers are for the good of minority. It Winner Contest small Is Essay These people, however, from library Junction Highways very are a shelves. And Gr 15 52 yet, our the parishes in the diocese. lead- community these is plain opinion books public of St. enough that available. Cloud, It Minn. Phone is 2019 Other are _speakers now Father a chil- were class 25 Flensburg.——A of solemn obligation of the patriotic their in unanimous almost and the and file, is Theodore rank Roemer, Office 0.F.M.Cap., hours sup- 8:00 ers to Commun- receive Solemn dren will lJn. American that they to in see Mt. Calvary, Wis.; Father are John 5:00 Evenings and literature. of indecent against port campaigns church 12.11:. Sacred Heart ion in next the libraries and that they (Continued Page One) Fioretti, for From school the past Vanden Bosch, O.S.C., paper, are Holidays prior of by Appointment. o’clock the May 18, in 8 Sunday. that, known it call it and if used. As for censorship, has held the high- and wants to two Starr will $25 one Crosier receive from the years Onamia; monastery, Fa~ High Mass. position in the school, that accustomed est should that be ointed citizens to “Register.” For his third-place ther Clarus Graves, 0.S.B., out a prior are will be Roger the class In sodality prefect, during the of “God's Troubadour," Mc- of St. John’s abbey, Collegeville; kin “censorship” all the time. of certain ouay, STETSON HATS! Schweintek, Masog, Florian Loren Pierz, has In she been past Graw will $15. year. a receive E and Father John Kroll, A. Foley. For Men— its which by library, example, public For Mary Szymanietz, Jerome Evans, Girl Scouts KUPPENHEIMER na- member of the well CLOTHES! every as Monsignor Frank and Monsignor Miss Faust, salutatorian in the board Schneider, Rosalyn Janey, the Young Ladies’ sodality public, has Ann of the committed of is the service ture to CROSBY SQUARE as SHOES! a Zitur also spoke. Father F. C. graduation class St. Francis’ at choir. Bernice Margaret Kujawa, and parish Kintop, allowed to they before review which books of Falque Staples of this has toastmaster. been coeditor the are of screens was year, Slumberger, Piekarski, Karol Ann prize for her Miss Faust THE won is obv1ous a It public consumption. the put shelves for be on Wysocki, Marie Kedro- Joan John abilities entered writing before she Pontifical the to days get Requiem that books published these Mass being never many James Mrozek, Peka, wski, Arlene the Father Pierz She contest. won deemed. to they shelves library—because of public David Dehler, Eu- Ludger Mrozek, for the article are first place best a "NEW CLOTHES”,.¥ Kedrowski, Ronald Johannes, morals of community. submitted in Catholic worthless the 1951 be harmful the and to gene a Czech, Earl Gerads, Florence association writing Press contest. public criticism Yet “Censorship!” in of nobody shouts Offered for Msgr. a Plachta Sobania, Sobiech, David Darlene contribution, “When Was Her I this library. realizes how The citizen necessary average STORE Mary Child, Thought Child,” Bernice, Lorrain, and Super, I as a a in order protect “censorship”) is kind of (or to screening i d the Catholic in Schneider. and Yvonne t was r p r n e e the community. School Editor. Communion Received Ist (Continued From PageOne) \ elementary education in Germany, public which “censorship” the of winning in A second example to Miss Faust’s essay Opposite bearers: the Post Office Fathers M. N. in St. Cloud===_"_ Kramer, and his high school education at May 11 the Father Pierz contest the place in screening that takes has been the appears accustomed is L. J. Ohotta, B. Wessling, F. Bi- St. John’s school, preparatory Col- elsewhere this issue. The in other Eighteen children received pri- alka, A. Lamusga, F. pick and Zil- time Each legeville. classical editorial daily His semin- offices of the and we newspaper. will winning in two essays appear koski. First Communion Sun- last vate studies pursued under read by SAVE WITH told what to ary daily being were SAFETY up newspaper, a are we subsequent issues of the Register. They Career day. Carol Evans, Pa- the Benedictine Fathers St. at are Distinguished two ‘ ranks Miss Starr the top or one men. among tricia Mrozek, Rosalia Mrozek, John’s Collegeville. university, He in scholastically, her class 10, at thousands of These determine what alone news Judy Fietek, Judy Schneider, men ordained Dec. 1904, by 27, Federal Savings 6t Loan was on Accounts provide safety with good Monsignor Plachta’s d h t She been St. Francis’. has e a secre- They de- read. people in read not certain to Sharon Hlad, Ernest Peka, Rich- the late Bishop James Trobec, and Funds or a area are received distinguished by the 10th of month brought close earnings. to any are sodality, associate of the ed- a a tary Solemn Edmund celebrated his First Super, Perowitz, Jr.; Mass ard informed about and what what to cide and credited with I to be earnings are from the first. priestly which extended al- you itor of the Fioretti, and president career Jan. 1905, Luxembourg, Dennis Kedrowski, 1, Stanley Czech, at half He had be kept ignorant most suf- of. century. the senior class. of a $10,000.60 Minn. Each Account Fully Insured McCarthy, Jr.; Donald Vernon to fered serious heart up attack last especially a With monopolies, in gigantic Third-place winner, McGraw, is newspaper John Jasdzewski, Lapos, James During priestly his Mon- . winter, which from he not career, was ex- from Little Falls and is president almost and metropolitan perfect censorship there is Jasdzewski, Roy Szymanietz, Alvin signor areas, Plachta filled import- SECURITY FEDERAL pected rally. His health im- to junior class St. John’s the of at of what read control the Diane Fietek. people given Sobania, and in both pastorand posts, to ant proved, however, sufficiently or for area are a as a school. He is member of prep a member the diocesan of curia. read. Add this the fact that him his pastoral duties to as a not to to newspapers resume many World staff and is active the Prep ASSOCIATION SAVINGS 8: LOAN the time death, At of his he Wadena. The Sunday he at past was how also radio begin understand Own and ' stations. Action Catholic work and in in to ()rdo you diocesan consultor. He also suffered another heart attack a. was debate. 822 St. Germain Street St. Cloud the secular of reality, few today—in just press men-— a advisory member the St. of shortly after lunch, and died few an a several" hundred There were thousands, thought control exercise tremendous Cloud building orphanage minutes over later. com- in the from entries contest . essay mittee, chairman of the Diocesan millions, of citizens. 1:“ even He born May in 2, 1879, school students in the diocese. high was Building and Financing commit- Though afraid days that these Upper Silesia, Germany, the selected its Each school five govern— top are newspapers son 52mmth dean the Wadena of deanery, tee, Casper of and Teresia (nee Zes- the and them will censorship they ment begin to exercise them, sent to essays area over and spiritual of the director Fran- per) Plachta. He received his judges selected The contest. area ought realize that exercising to they certain censor- ciscan Sisters the Immaculate are a of Ubaldus, 16—Friday. St. May this three eight from number, and ship be- Conception, Little Falls. all Nobody should naive the time. over as St. news so Benedict's 1: Gloria, Mass of feast. Bishop. submitted judges outside sec- to were think that the public getting all the truth all Among which to the the he beseech,” pastorates “Grant, Collect ond we Sister M. Aloyse are the diocese, and we held St. Lawrence’s parish, Pre- Easter time Church Pope, from third were both of the faculty secular David Hoene, or our press. Duelm; Holy Trinity parish, White Scholastica College in Du- vestments. pf hSt. face. We ought just determine to realize that few College a men can Elects placed Royalton; St. To the have Paul’s parish, Sauk people who ut many Pascal 17—Saturday. St. May what read. Once realize this, inter- to . I: we are we Center; we can and St. Ann’s parish, Gloria, According judges, Mass feast. the of Baylon. to two pret features and other accordingly. in Wadena. news newspaper a their for orders Rosary Recorders: White “The eight finalist show vestments. Preface. Easter papers In other citizens certain words, accustomed to Monsignor Plachta zeal— Student are a Leaders knowledge'of and tech- form was a Sunday after 18—Fifth May priest and energetic admin- kind “censorship” of by which they the and get slant- really excellent ous which an nique news Gloria, are Special Mass. Easter. sec- istrator. Under his direction, school students. for high ing of according policies determined 2:: just few to by Venantius, appreciated. St. Collect news of a ond Your have had several patience We churches is built Royalton, at were “Mr. both Hoene I and vote White vest- Preface. Easter Creed, men. ing, and Padue. At various times, ‘A Progress’ first Century of Joseph.——-All-college St. as elec- delays because of unavoidable material obstacles. ments. Why, then, public kind should the against he also in charge of the fol- protest a and was because of orig- its artistry . tions the College of St. at Bene- St. 19—Rogation Monday. May lowing parshes, of which then so-called “censorship,” which does thought- seek commented were inality," S i not These have been resolved, however, and t dict s e r resulted in the elec- recent now your Mass of Celestine, Pope. Peter only missions: St. John Cantius’ I: high Aloyse. “We scored it but control intended rid of the is only community very to tion of Janet Geray president, a as and Collect Gloria, second St. Cloud; Elm- feast. and North Prairie, Recorder be will mailed quickly just for of imgination. to maturity as as you kind of reading Mary that the hearts, minds, and souls Jane Povolny poisons vice presi- third as Rogation day, Gospel of dale, Onamia, Last Wahkon, Harding, 'It really interesting is most being a dent, Jeanne Gnifkowski of the possible. Shipments people all made the that community? in in as secre- Pudentiana, Apos- Philbrook, St. Motley, Collect of Padua, and are like informal- and the paper we and Margaret Johnson tary, as White Henning. Litanies. vest- ' tles’ Preface. Virtually all indications today favor rightly of approach." ity order them. receive a con- I: treasurer. we OR: ments. f th Arrangements In recognition of devoted ducted, o essay r e uncompromising indecent campaign against comics, a Miss Geray, whose home is of fall by made last Rogation service the church and'diocese, contest Mass only) of to (Low were magazines, and pocket-size l books. Beaulieu, all-college secretary was T. Leo Keav- Rev. Monsignor he Rt. Collect raised second the rank of Do- Gloria, to Monday. No was \ a the for She is junior past year. Little Falls, chairman of a mestic of Prelate in third St. and in Celestine, 1920, St. Peter QUEEN of eny OF THE ROSARY FOUNDATION and student home in the a education committee for the econom- the he 1922 appointed honor- I: Violet Eden Valley Preface. Pudentiana, Easter 73 Ist Communicunts in was an ics department. She has been Centennial. Father Pierz on of the Diocese of Ver- vestments. ary canon the yearbook staff and been has finalists in the The other five a sailles, France. St. 20—Rogation Tuesday. 383 May Box St. Cloud, Minnesota member of the sodality’s Euchar- Wolking, St. Joseph beloved contest The prelate is survived were Mass of Siena. Bernardine of Valley—One Eden Harold Kelm, Carol Kleiss, the larg- Robert of istic committee. Collegeville; Cleon John’s, Kum- r by brother, Frank of Plachta, a second Collect Roga- Gloria, feast. classes in KarenLahr, Nicholas Lahr, Roger the history of the est Little Falls; St. Francis’, Mary of the of Washington; Mrs. Jane Povolny St. Paul state met, be- “Grant, third day, tion parish received Solemn Commun- Loch, Albin Marx, Frances Moser, we Cold Boniface’s, William Kathleen Lay, St. is sociology major, junior Schabel, St. Cloud; and who a a White Preface. seech.” Easter ion in the Assumption church. David Nistler, ‘Janet Nistler, St. Zwilling, Bene- Claire Sister Springs; Cordelia, St. Joseph. had previously been elected presi- vestments. Meierhofer, Ruh- Karen George Ten children their bap- Kathleen renewed Joseph; and St. dict’s, of her class, and active in dent land, Judith Catherine Schreiner, , Wednesday. 21—Rogation tismal May before their Cathedral, Cloud. St. pastor, Matthews, extracurricular activities. She has vows for Pray Reuben Schutz, Joyce Thielen, Vigil. Mass Ascension. of Father J. Vigil A. Gruenes, of and the Father Al- judges Area of reader’s member the been were a mmmmumun Turner, Mary Alice Robert and Rogation, Collect second congregation, and Gloria, enrolled Father Alphonse in St. John’s; fred, choral club, sodality were guild, : com~ Deceased Priests Tschumperlin. Our beseech,” the scapular. “Grant, St. Cloud; third Cathedral, Kremer, no we International Re- the mittees, and White grade Preface. vest- Bene— Third students Ar- Anthony, St. Creed, Easter Mary Sister The 73 children in class were club. the in- lations M. Arnold, Arnold, and Sister thur Ivan Lor- Joseph; St. dict’s, ments. died Father Theodore Rams cluded pupils member of from Cloud the second, The St. next — Little Francis’, Boeckmann, James Braegel- raine Ernestine, St. May third, 1948. fourth, Thursday 16, fifth 22—Ascension council the and grades. student May year’s at core Keav- Michael Mary Ann with Monsignor DeMorett, Falls. These, t—died S h Father Alexis man, Special Gnifkow‘ski, obligation). is day of college Jeanne (holy c a u Second ‘an grade students were the commit- DeMorett, Ronald Fink, William made contest "20, May 1928. and up Preface honor eny, Creed, major, student, Gloria, English Mass. Jeanette Arnold, Lynnae Arnold, chairman Alfred Hoxmeier, Martha Heibel, James Father Cauley died Michael tee. Father was club, Commuter’s with” both of the member “Communicating Melvin Arnold, Beatrice Brulla, spe- — committee. Klein, Mary Ann Ludwig, Ralph the of May 1910. 22, also. dramatics speech, days in and active cial—for Patricia next Brulla, Donna Marie Fink, seven Miller, Bernadine Meyer, Mary Quarterly. Miss for the writer and White John Gruenes, vestments. William Jansen, Neu, Moehrle, Alois Carol Nistler, Gnifkowski Ascension is sophomore. in 23—Friday May a Paul, Phillipp, Carol Jean Jeanette Pharmaceutical Second Langdon, Margaret Johnson of yesterday. Group Mass Octave. as Rossmeisl, Renee_ Rome, Roman freshman member third is the beseech," N. Dak., “Grant, Collect we Ruhland, Louise Ruprecht, Irene Shoes Conformal is Miss Johnson White officers. Creed. of the Fights Pope, Obscene Church Books for or Robert Schwe- James Schreiner, and A president, class vestments. was an Ronald bach, Henrietta Theis, and first student in her Missal Daily honor Use How (From to semes- a _Thielen. Benedict’s. Minneapolis—An Co.) St. l all-out battle Lohmann ter at by E. M. in. Policemen 1.952, for BANK'RA Fourth grade students Ar- were , against sale of obscene literature TES LOW Binsfeld, Marlene Brulla, Jo— lene Postman ,Firemon‘ in drug pledged stores last o was seph Fink», DeMorett, William 1 : & week by delegates the Ernadine Friedman, Patricia Klein, to annual « DANIEL - Knisley, Lahr, Rob- Robert Joan convention of the Minnesota State i Lahr, Richard Clara Lauer, ert AUTO LOANS Pharmaceutical ON association in Nic- Judith Loch, Gary Nistler, Meyer, ollet hotel. FUNERAL Harriet Ruhland, Thomas Nistler, The delegates Ruhland, l unanimously Mary Jeanette Ruhland, ap- proved resolution that the Ruhland, Edward Schutz, Suzanne a asso- ciation members “do all West- HOME in their Ronald Theis, and Jerome used late model is Financing that long car, feet new or car, When you're to halt and eliminate the on your power r up. sale of obscene Paul John Theis need shoe literature in Ludwig and drug hours, l you a you bank loan. Low with interest easier rates; I no a stores.” fifth grade pupils. smooth for rely are com- on can INTELLIGENT built-in Coniormol’s COURTEOUS, that fort. "extras", monthly convenient payments may moulded insole is plastic th FUNERAL MODERN AND wish. Ask about include if insurance, auto our arch individual you % to your THAN MORE FOR SERVICE locking Hospital requirements, Cloud Saint loan plan. and place heel in your YEARS. 65 the foot preventing Made by your E World’s largest forward. riding from hospi- well-equipped A modern, Manoloclurors Shoo TELEPHONES: staff well-organized O with tal 9 a Bank National American specialists. physicians and 238-W of OFFICE PSON’S SHOES SAM Conducted Residence—1543 by the the Sisters of ‘ Cloud St. CLOUD ST. Member FDIC Cloud St. North Eleven, Avenue Seventh Order of St. Benedict