i. Two Friday, mes REGISTER THE ST. CLOUD July 11, I952 - Oblate Father Head to Graduatesot Belle Prairie $500 : We -~:\\\\:atfl 4 Z'ltc eta/w More King’s A‘YEAR House of Retreats All Others ‘ j For Worthy Young Man the Will Educate a GISTER STCLOUD . Priesthood Diocesan $3,000— , ‘ OFFICIAL BISHOP PAPER ST. OF THE OF CLOUD NOTICE: All Changes Send of Address to I, - , ' P. _Box St. Cloud, Minn. O. 229, Education Full One For‘the of Will Pay .3 President ’ ..Most Bishop D.D. Rev. Joseph F. Busch, Priesthood Student. .................... .... Advisory ,Board: Rt. C. Thiebaut, V.G., Cloud; Rev. P.A., St. Should Paid Rt. Rev. Ranch. August Plachta, Wadena; Very Gifts and Be Tor. Rev. George Donations Long Prairie; Rockville; Very Rev. Francis Zitur, Very Rev. Cloud, St. Cloud, Peter'Kroll, The St. Minn., Diocese of Cloud; Very T. S. Ziolkowski, St. Rev. J.C.D., St. Cloud. 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Reds—What The ' Pro-Fascists? the Who Are wit for A AS retreat house SEE IT new is being readied in men now and essential patri- BUDENZ tions is Laws FRANCIS By an Buffalo, Minn., Two by the Oblate PAST obligation. otic DURING THE . Fathers Mary of Immaculate, Communist ' the months and organ, the (Continued One) Confuse Issue From Page - Daily Worker the specifically Father Boniface L. Wittenbrink, Americans was in" turning their clergymen for spir- how- to surprising, It not ’ Affairs, have Political and een EIGHTH GRADERS of Our Lady of Angels O.M.I., THESE has been Communists appointed that the its first itual counsel. ever, re- stepping the up .- , ceived immediate in diplomas rt .director. recelved Belle Prairie, recent academy, The 50. Oblate 75 p p 62”. 1;: s u o Fathers We hope~every in cere- have Legion in behind against post diotese gets f i h t our g drive “Fascist . their against re- Father Harold Kost-of purchased the close the school Randall monies of the at ’call Joseph what they Lethert year. ’lthedmovement. We ask the Catholic legionnaires take to , es- action.” Passing the CONVENIENT TERMS over scene ceremonies with Benediction delivered the address. The closed at “pro-Fascist‘ tate Buffalo re- ‘ lake, and on anti-Red prepara- ea of terror on our cam- Prairie. Belle officiated and Father Kost which Robert Smith, Father action.” When . . tions INF- being AGAIN WINNER OF depicted by Benjamin made for the are O O O puses Schulzetenberg, Hillman, assisted Father Raymond deacon or- and examine the as we » ganization York of in the Times of Fine New retreat league. AWARD The EASNION ACADEMY a CATHOLIC pictured with Mary Edward, head and subdeaconuThe class is Mother WAR VETS PASS RESOLUTIONS editorials th ' ey retreat May which does 25—11 center is not new called King’s J scene , Louise Patricia the the class Mary Burg and of academy. In write, the An organization are should many that .play role in think- the House Retreats. of a exist—let turn recent Father to - Witten- us a Kinney, Paul; Gloria Mudrak, Austin, Minn.; Janice Plante and St. meetings they STAFFORD BROS. ing of Catholic brink, and who been in the have armed issue the Harvard Crimson. of native of Evansville, men a 111., women Lubin, 111.; and Belle Prairie; Jeanne Chicago, Jerome Gaffrey, and organize, the This Harvard forces the staff is of the the Catholic of was College War on Veterans. of newspaper views Maxine Minneapolis.——(Rhoto by Gordon Guy) the Marsolek, of Our Lady edited students, least for of at the Ozarks in Carth- or ' Though the organization personalities only in the has few posts ‘ a Mo., its them, signalizes champion- before GRANITE his Guests age, EXCHANGE BLDG. , assignment ‘ Are to Seniors they in Minnesota, . ,quote plays it ' prominent role in the East and keeps ship Buffalo. a “academic freedom” a by He of ordained in Sept- was connection, , this n sharp national developments important ember, and issues. defending Dirk the Dr. Struik of 1941. eye on learn, of "pro- that we course, Institute Tech. At MassachuSetts their of 17th annual Cath- convention in Baltimore, the ‘Fascists” those who try to are The the nology. to olic paper goes War ex- Vets favored: halt Red Can infiltration. A throwing mantle of of tent _Even Children a Enjoy In the Daily Worker Reading of May 1.—-A Constitutional amendment providing for Con- sympathy Struik’s.refusal oyer 25, when this began campaign stitutional . ratification all UN of treaties, agreements, tell the Committee House to on to ‘ad- up warm anew, we were and un-American whether Activities covenants “with human respect to rights before this vised these “pro-Fascist that Commu- he taught secretly in nation committed groupings” them.” the American to 1s are schools. nist training , Legion, the Catholic ,War Vet- Z—Enactment of legislation which would require candi- , is It interesting that note to all and who Com- erans, oppose datesfor the Presidential nomination to the enter primaries publication the from a campus munists and pro-Communists in each state. And of- leading univer- of the results the of primary in should be bind- one our schools. By June the Reds 4 our sities thus its indirect puts the Vets had” maintain, the nominating their denunciation delegation extended ing, its ‘ on as approval stamp of defiance upon the “witch-hunts” first of ef- choice to at the party convention. any of Congréss; Harvard has a subversive fort ele- to remove 3—A provision that the nominee receiving the greatest substantial representation from from radio, television, the ments I number of votes in the its faculty in subversive organi« nation (not the greatest number of the theater. or zations which aiding Stalin’s electoral votes) be in Chief re President by the sworn as Catchwords Soler es,” and “peace of two crusa Justice of the United States. its outstanding professors I perils” “academic were “New to In other actions, the delegates hailed by the Openly 15th (freedom” “civil liberties” na- and to _1—.Endorsed the Celler Bill (HR tional 7376) to convention the Com- z provide of the by Stalin's in agents ‘The were seen HOLY FAMILY BIBLE services admlssmn munist their in party for of SENIORS 300,000 Falls CATHOLIC expellees of Fergus high school the into modest;_attempts the United by States these rather over a field. this Such atmosphere social patriotic period individuals and an of three special in Victory at Our Lady of guests groups years. were a influence is bound the think~ to With cleanse opinion-forming this unique Bible to instill the timeless Biblical our 2—Requested you c an Congress the The with to church end the school is pictured of restore 75,000 public at housing year. group ing certain of students and to agencies. in truths child’s mind early in life—“when their your very Fergus Father Father B. ‘H. Wessling (left), Falls and units _ pastor, deleted ’ from the quota in legislation. the'issue current confuse them of Naturally, these phrases on hearts like receive, granite to and retain.” to are wax Fridgen, right, Joseph his assistant. Seniors, left Janet Stock, to are 3T—_Urged "academic Congress .freedom.” to provide funds for sofreely the (hurled about on,be- extension s BIBLE The HOLY FAMILY is Rosalind read to Virgil Jennen, Gene Snyder,‘ Gloria Spranger, Paintner, easy as as a newspaper. Dr. Stt'uik, who praised of fac1hties subversion) de- for half of sick was and disabled veterans. were The Old Testament stories, well the whole life Christ, of Noel Ryan, Kathryn Johnson, Dan Anderson and Laurence Carroll. as as by the Communists that at catchwords for signed form to same I ‘4——Requested ' the in dismissal pictures—about colorful 400 paintings. contains of Dr. It R. C. Turner Those unable attend John Glasgow, Pat Sprenger, and Fred appear from to - an were convention, deserved such whom the Reds non-Communists ac- illustrated explanation Mass chairmanship of the and Rosary, complete Silbernagel. of the editorial a committee of the United claim: He has been member J hoped influence. a to Catholic dictionary, collation of for family texts, and Nations 3. space Educational, Social, of 30.Communist fronts and Cultural at Organization some records—those pertaining marriage, children, Baptismal and to No Academic Freedom Know twist and of the Red (UNESCO). turn The resolution every charged that Dr. Turner other Sacramental records. REQUIESCANT was understands I IN who line. PACE For anyone atheist and therefore an not qualified to was write for that For FREE demonstration of this wonderful HOLY FAMILY it is Communist conspiracy the the For Harvard Crimson a to organization the History of Mankind BIBLE, which send “for letter card 2,000 to thing is such clear that there the or represent attempt to a . years no remove has been interWOVen with Christianity.” freedom” for “academic him from of key tech- a one our as MISS CARO llNE PROM other Red. nical institutions Red teacher ‘5_—Urged Mrs. Joseph Hollenkamp J. Beumei- offense George raising the earning or any as an privilege of those power - direct and isunder “academic Cloud—Requiem offered she. against freedom” St. Rose.—Mrs. Joseph Hollenkamp, St. Mass He is was or soc1al security. receivmg _ 49, Cloud. Requiem July in Mary's Cathedral for died June 26 in St. St. ' 4 in instructions all specific to do only intellectually dishonest; not ‘ 542 _6—Petitioned J. Box Mass ofiered Rose's George Beumer, who died and- June 30 in St. 51, President Truman was to set aside May 1 injure the that her it is example his to of dis- as power an or denly Lebanon, Severin church, with Father Frank First offering in Tenn. Father Natlonal Loyalty day and The as day Communist service of United States. America which is Hollenkamp Schwietere ofl'ered the Mass, burial to the Mass. Survivfing Mr. and ; a St. Cloud, Minnesota prayer. are Virgil, Calvary Surviving and the following children: St. in cemetery. the completely under weakening this are nation in was teacher is its ‘ Cloud; Sylvester, brother, Harry Beumer: and and Leander, Maryanne, two Church one Enjoys func- the Communist hour control of peril. of Influnce Walter Voigt (Verena) and Rdnald, all Also surviving sisters, Mrs. home: at charge of the who is tionary Eveslage all her Mrar and Mrs. Fred (Frances), Mr. and John parents, are St. Cloud. Scherping, Freeport. her brothers of and school be- particular - campus or .. Souk Centre; Mrs. and sisters: Leonard, (everyone Joseph Kemper infiltrated. ing . Killiher: Mrs. Raymond Hubert Moonen, Norway’s In _ Public held Melrose.—Funera1 Life services who ST. CLOUD those in with were also is it So Black Paxleitner, Duck: Gotthard. Farm~ July Boniface‘s church for ‘. in St. 5 = ing; Ambrose and Edward, Freeport; Communists aid the consistently his Joseph who died, in 83, emper, Albany. Roman and Mrs. Forester, being : either by constant Melrose fermhome June He 30. mem- near grandchildren. There three are I ill weeks. had been Mrs. for by seven bers of "Red fronts co-oper- or Mrs. Mary Spoden MINNESOTA CENTRAL following chil- in with the Kemper survives Duluth—Less “everyone than and of Communist plans shortage ating with of churches one owing every a to Thieschafer (Rose). dren: Mrs. George Cold Spring.—Mrs.. Spoden,‘ 84, Mary 500 Norwegians is Catholic, and World is, forward- the that II destruction John, Alphonse, Mrs. fol. Ward Springs; of Cath- buried in the parish programs; war cemetery was the yet Church enjoys influen- (Alvina), Lambert ollc Boniface's Edwin Winters Mrs. lowing Requiem in St. The Mass! Communist line. the Monsignor ing of I an Berg- 3 resources. (Veronica), James 9nd Mrs. fifal church. Surviving four daugters and Sonnen position in Norway’s public are these w1tz cited that the record will show plight looking of Honefoss’ peo- I all Mclrose: Mrs. Rockville; Winters (Frances), of Mrs. Mary Nietes, four to sons: -IS 1 Catholics e. whatever the with ple along example of the Milton Her- . vast Carl Trisco (Anna), Sauk Centre; as an Litchfleld; Mrs. Max Pipus, Mrs. go This reported by here Mon- need. There was and Clarence do.” Sauk Centre; Mrs. them barn Rockport, Ill.: Mrs. Edgar Reds ask Anderson, order to man, a or serves as a , _ signor\K1elland Also Long Prairie. Johnson (Marie), Bergwitz, Garrison, N. Dak.: oseph, with whom Provicar sur- temporary chapel, Neither Communist and the the priest nor Mel- Bernard, Frank. viving brother, had been her home; she making the_Apostolic of are a Vicariate Oslo. of lives former Communist- hen house consistent big the in a \NJON sisters, Mary Kemper, Sauk Rapids; and as St. Joseph: Nicholas, and two rose: A natlve Norwegian converted to small in Barnhorst, “freez” They Melrose, Catherine is Cold and Mrs. fronter as a Stephen, Spring. cot— room a summer are com- Catholicism 28 he Aloys, died in infancy. Freeport. A tage. years ago, son, propaganda now and Pluth mitted Henry J. to acts grandchildren and 26 There 31 touring the , United States. are is There only five Catholic harmful Henry Stalin to St. Cloud—Requiem Mass for helpful and to are great-grandchildren. Mr. Kemper a was The voice of Bishop Man- Jac grade 5., schools A. Pluth, Fourth in 310 the whole avenue was Mel- American Republic. To country, the root Joseph’s society, member St. of Angels' recently, _S.M., church Vicar offered in Holy Apostolic gers, of and'nohigh Catholic Order of For- schools, the and colleges, rose, faculties them out 'of or or any our Klimek officiating. Father John with Oslo, greatly offered Mathias Hofi‘mann Father respected in esters. is mat- seminaries. opinion-forming institu- other lot Burial family in Assump- in the was the Requiem Mass. affecting ters religion, morality, Pluth Mr. born in tion cemetery. Christianity first was Nor- to came and culture, Monsignor Bergwitz April He is Sugar Creek, 13., 24. 1896. Mum: in the ninth century, when way by Mrs. Pluth; daughters, survived two said. Recently the King made him the roving Vikings into ' Palmquist (Mary Jean) them Mrs. Richard bring came aleght I of the where to Order St. of From .Jy Joe Marsh; sit " Ann; sisters, and four contact with Catholic and Barbara six life in other av. brothers. lands, brought and back mission- All but restrictions of the one I mainly from Ireland and aries, Jubilee Together Note Catholic life dating the to on England. TELEVISION In time the faith began Reformation. have been lifted, \ now flourish, to and St. Olav Indianapolis. priests. Twelve was ven- How Nervy according Monsignor to Bergwitz, —- erated the national saint. patron as the members all of class of 1927 although of Evangelical course The Reformation succeeded in Meinrad St. seminary, jointly at Can Lutheranism is proclaimed Get? the "Tenant" re— exterminating Catholicism in Nor- a celebrated their jubilees silver in ligion of the state. and it until not 1814 way, was priesthood June Sts. the 25 in The antiquated restriction says that religious freedom ef-_ Paul’s Peter and Cathedral. was simply: “Jesuits must be not fectively restored. In the last I’m Radio that fix roof, outI” “Harry dropped in moving Hermit" the Coverage For tolerated.” There the class Fathers Members of practical are no are quarter century great Nor- Earley, a Francis J. Joseph Grothaus. John many of enforcing other the Judge Cunningham the regula- to means Now Harry only having see wegians was have a been- Holloran, all F. and James W. Moore. of converted, and the tion, Storting (Parlia- complaining about day and started Indianapolis: Bankowski, Father John little joke, but from them where I sit the late Sigrid Und- among Central ment) In is considering Franklin: Father James Jansen, New now an in set, world-famed dilapidated he lives that house author. I’ve people just about act Albany; Fathers John Thuis, 0.5.8.. seen amendment and as drop it from to the There about 5,100 Baltz, abbey; Fintan 0.>S.B., St. Meinrad Greenwood Lake. now are this sometimes—aerioualy. Constitution. over The near it- government nervy as Catholics Fathers Forrest Strange, Frederic Nic- Norway’s popula- among self Minnesota proposed the amendment. Like those who enjoy all the rights landlord?” Harry “Who’s haus, and Joseph Brown, Evansville my tion of 3,281,000, Monsignor Berg- ‘ Despite the tolerance diocese: and Father Anthony Weinzapfel, practiced Americans worked have and for, know.“Whoever ' witz estimated. wanted to you pay Logan. Colo. Fort in Norway, however, Catholicism, would take “Don’t of those the Judge. yet to,” rent some away says faces serious problem because of ‘DIAL. a 5T. EIOIID others—for freedoms “Moved from rent,” Harry. exam- says pay any ()rdo right ple, enjoy friendly house twelve to into that our ago years a beer. collect.” glass of I these “leaks of and nobody to say ever came 510an men’s 1240 any intolerance” have pine in the looking no “Well,” the Judge, says - of liberty.” “home have “what do mystified, to you flammth complain about?” “Plenty,” replies . flew in “Rain’s pouring liv- Harry. my The Home Florsheim of Shoesg July 11—Friday. St. Pius “America I, and if doesn’t ing someone room Pope and Martyr. Mass of feast. Hart, Schaffner and Marx Cloth- Gloria, second Collect sold “Defend is Foundation 1952, us,” Brewers third United States Collect. Copyright, Apostles’ any ing. Preface. Red “vestments. ABC” t on July 12—Saturday. St. John Mary’- 5:. Bldg. St. Cloud Gualbert. 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