Taft-sf. 5r1_wi" ‘o’fiv‘ifié FF; I u 1r \ I ST. CLO‘UD REGISTER THE 1952 July‘25, Frid‘ay, Polish Gets, l ' ’Fomi Capitular Catholic Announcer Holy Hour Proys Here ly. o~ .s— v v,» .,. - v v.' r < ',v ~ . UTAVE. Rose w _ ‘ o ‘ Episcopal Prerogatives Q'vo,v "o'o‘ M era: N N THE MASON-DIX : permission The to London. .. A —— Pontifical Masses, 0" celebrate wear- LINE‘! ""tz'. ' r A ‘ -‘ of 'A. liturgical vestm‘ents the ing a ~ .o‘: Arch- granted by has been Bishop, ‘o o 9 ".‘q \\x‘ . bishop Wyszynski, Primate Stefan u I'. ' the Rev. Zygmunt Poland, to of // Gor- Capitular Szelazek, Vicar of strengthen the order “to in zow, Polish the canonical authority of Western Hierarchy in the Church Tygod- territories.” According to Catholic Cracow m'lc Powszechny, which follows weekly, the .decree, of the restoration Primate’s the council last i Breslau d 5 an o ce with the accordance is in month, The Gor- Church-State agreement. C Ad- (Landsberg) Apostolic‘ -zow is five taken ministration of one World after Germany from war Polish regime long de- The has II. that these sired temporary fec- FAMILY HOLY THE gives all example in things ' to jurisdictions clesiastical be 1 con- is' 35;: modern and children. Savior parents Here the into verted dioceses, permanent, young n has off but the been held step Grace: leading depicted before family meal. ’It this .42; love a was Polish-German pending a peace God Familyttogether. ’3' Almighty that Holy ,of bound the Love like this treaty. . Christian makes the what it should be, family school saints.—— for a _ (Picture Florida from the Companion) of Aids State “s. . ‘2. Play- Building Passion ,. . I ' ‘ .Wales.' Lake Fla.—Gov. Fuller money to give Warren said here that the-Passion xtm them Play become Florida’s great can i' tourist attraction. Governor War- ‘ mark spoke at to ceremony ren a PATRICK S L olJOHN C O T E L 0.. the 14 and is heard past several other net- an- years on of ’- the beginning of construction .a work “Jack Costello.” He pictured is NBC radio waited the network, programs as amphitheater $150,000 for nouncer on presen- with above his wife, the Mary former Margaret tation of the Black Hills Passion in Cloud, Sauk Centre, Morris, and other St. parts Sullivan Morris, of and their three children, Dennis, He Play. predicted it that might Central Minnesota week. A native Christmas of last of Sauk _' the iggefi Tim“, 13; 11; and Mary 7.-—-(Bob Molitor photo) double the population Lake of Costello Catholic Centre, has been the Hour for even... on Wales I from about in 7,000 1950 15,000 Rotary IncreasesLobOr to in The Hoe 1960. Governor Savings ' [ had approVed- $25,000 state a construction the for of grant amphitheater. Wales resi- Lake [, *\ ‘I. contributed about $60,000 dents in Use the hoe is of Texas that equipment rotary such being garden. ports But there’s comparison no >~.\ loans gifts the nonprofit in and to fields has brought cotton farmers rapidly adopted in Texas, and that when add inconvenience, the you .Play Passion corporation. After savings to 60 chop- hoe is efficient cent the outdoor recreation rotary most involved, and up per on a loans net' profits will repaid. are ping and hoeing, according early weed control,tool.' A stud- particular to the satisfaction derived warn- The charity. first perform- to go A. M. college by Texas and ing: mistak‘e made A from eating garden-fresih, vitamin- ex- ies common is scheduled Jan., 10. next nce tension workers. The college often by is dri operators ing the rich fruits and'vfgeta‘hles. re- he play will be by produced slow. best results, tractor too For )k Josef Meier, Catholic, who Redemptorists a pre— 23 Young the tractor‘should be in operated The potato and tomato disease it Black in S. Dak., sents Hills, third five speeds six at of known late blight to is gear as no new- during the summerfIt is 3. rev- miles hou‘—and faster in the plant disease field, Study Ideas per even comer Veterans’ beautiful erent, production. under favorable conditions. according Wisconsin to \vegetable ~Eli—Illle—(‘eting "A ’2‘ specialists. 'Seems the late blight Seal Pine City, Minn—At confer- a Ed Linse, Mondovi, Wis., the famous caused Irish potato a called the VeryRev. James by ence farmer, sold 'is in renovating famine 1847. To on save your crop, C.SS.R., Redemp. Vance, 23 young Last: he good. fungicide. Recom- pastures. tore Slated year up use a. Aug. I4-I5 the Mid- torist from missmnaries lifeless old, 15 of either mended fungi- such pas- are copper a St. Gerard’s west met missxon in seeded it: le- and like cide Bordeaux mixture, ture, to oats or one house, hear Redemp- to veteran harvested and bushels ‘70 the organic of compounds like gumes, torist analyze and misswnaries in A change dates for the On of that, an‘ of dithane, zate, top onts.per parzate. acre. or m discuss With them the best means . nual‘ Christmas Seal Sale insti- he established excellent‘st‘and Spraying CHRISTMASACLUB dusting weekly will an or W parish misswns accord- of givmg ' ' alfalfa ‘his do of brome, which trick. and the held im St. tute be Paul to next (at the Alphonsus for St. system of to ing dairy will harvest this 2r II: month has just been announced by cows sea- Liguori, their founder. The Rev. .. feels will He the Penn State specialists renovating the Minnesota TB and Health son. recoma Grangell, C.SS.R., William Pro- as- keep place the soil thinning in rn'end turnips, water carrots, sociation. on vincial Consultor, chairman of was and flood danger—and down c_rutabagas, parsnips and to stand cut the meeting. The. Christmas Seal Sale insti- ' that will erosion his it inches two to four in stop apart the on The staff of older missionaries was will be held tute Aug. 15, 14 and gradual slopes. Linse used Snap 300 beans should be planted de Redemptorist of Fathers M. -row. 'Sneqymour, up Pine City. Minn: A. T. Schott. week earlier than the Aug. pounds of 4416-16 three inches two to bush 'acre, apart, one per . St. Louis, Mo.: M. H. Pathe, Pine City, 21-22 dates pounds originally scheduled. of six lima/beans sowed mixture six eight to. inches. I a . Minn.; and M. Kennedy, San Antonio. of alfalfa and pounds of #4 * ’3 Approximately two Very J. Tax. The Rev. F. O'Neill, 100 volunteer C.SS.R.. J.C.D.. of the major hrome. rector Flea beetles vegetable plants Christmas Seal rk from on w o ers seminary, Wis.. Ononomowoc, and the a a call for Minnesota’s cent rotenone 84 rural counties one per a August Zeller, are Rev. C.SS.R., professor of Leadingrmerchaotsfgiyei’lei'fties‘i rain Recent show that tests ' dust, applied five little4extrai days. The wanted expected Haven't attend the two-day moral theology presided to 0conomowoc, every at you,‘ ever a hay lose its most of doctrine. Very Rev. to matters of The chemical treatment be meeting in St. on causes caro- Paul. same may Christmas? J. Carroll, C.SS.R., ‘6f St. Gerard's, youriEcon- of rector appreciation the. their Money (Vitamin its A) and of tene just what ’a: need ‘to control get some to express you money Lack of sufficient hotel host the conference. to ' was space protein. A couple inches rain of of worms, cabbage related and following on The active missionaries _ the given for the change par- miich is patronage._You them-ins reason tinned that few is’ hay adoss to save after you: out in so ayoung- ticipated extras mean in the Redemptorist home garden. conference: cause can crops dates. in Fathers James S. KelLvLGlenview, Ill.; 90 of all and of carotene, cent per _ checkbook step. which make Thrifties send 0 will them things that Alvin Billimek. The Davenport, Iv; Francis to you . .- . direct sunlight without rain protect To' strawberry plants - can Raymon Lee, Liguori. Mo.) Walter, losses 50 carotene to up (It: filo/kc Omaha, Neb.; About T. Morrissey. Detroit, cause Club, Corporation; in from black plant, only in remember that happy Christmas ChriStmas root rot, always .a John Mich.; Schaefer. Liguori, Mo.; scientists Plant advise cent.‘ per well-drained soil, well I and protect William Bellaite. Ryan, .Charles For Tex.: receive ' therefore, getting hay into ~.. storage received desire. cember. them #their heart’s when they j you a Schwarz. Pine City, Albert Minn.; Fay- All Others winter injury Re- - from and pests. .hay quickly after cutting. Bary tinck, St. Louis, Mo.; Christopher Far- » _ch'eck A needic for be if just when That rel], Lebanon, Orglass silage the Ind.: Joseph Campbell, drying are on‘tOp-dressing search of you straw- extra you ways money can yours = Cooperstown, N. Dak.; Joseph Dustin, carofene*and*proteins. to save‘ fertilizer in berries with Kentucky Chi- Detroit, Mich.; Raymond Palmiter, make giving ' purchases shopping. at stores your .the value 111:; has this Robert Rebholz, San proved of treat- Antonio, cago. , lThrifties. Anthracnose leaf blight of Raymond Tex.; Gaydos. Cooperstown. N. I or increase An of 106 t. crates ' for‘a’Thrifties’checkbookgaodayfl Club Thrifties Ask me Christmas Dak.: are Howard Morin, GlenviewI 111.; ‘ Theo- black walnut by fun- is; caused erries resulted when. of ‘per a . acre dore Herron, St. Louis, Mo.: Harry Korte. I ~ Thrifties for checks worth (worth-,3 superphosphate miniature V2¢ each. One is Start saving 20 cent Detroit, Mich.; John Wichita, McPhee, which also infects butternut per was now a i g gus Kans.; Henry Heim, Okmulgee, Okla.: Ed- ,. 1,000 pounds used at per acre. sometimes and hickory, Per- and cheCk City, ward Nugent, Pine Minn: Christinas. 2% "in-f with each purchase; with while Get given 25¢ '11] with excellent results Also used two next Van Gorp, Pine City, Minn.; J. Daly, pathologists' walnut. Plant sian at , ._ _ 0—14-14, and 0-12- 0-20-20, Pine City, Minn; Langfield, and Vincent were four 7 money ‘ I}: purchaSc; each dollar’s spend.as.well with with the spraying 50¢ terest" State 'on suggest ‘.' Penn 1 you Pine City, Minn. the ni- However, when of 12. - any fixed bordeaux, _ 4-4-100 gun copper, fruit- mixes used trogen ‘ on were merchandise. on worth of They the ‘ California Takes represent nabam. a zineb, and money save. as you ‘ fell below patches, production ing ,. : ,1, t * * : A Vows aint’s Tomb fertilizer at where that dividend of dollar spend. ‘ 2¢ ¢ was no ap- V. on every you well mash I i Pullets get _ must ll as I ‘ plied. N ci-ww "affair" Assisi, Italy.—Four Franciscan grain lay- and start pasture to f as it I # ‘ Sisters of the Atonement took Poultry- S usual. ing earlier than finr Cbrz‘stmas-Clzgé Specialists planning to a re- are perpetual the tomb of at full pullets claim that vows on a men variety, called- lease cabbage or n w D’lAMQND a 945k Francis St. Of Assisi here in the much will lay diet start to as as I! ' in Badger arket, to growers of their Cardinal Pro- presence months earlier than those npt two that seed The variety went to 1954. Cardinal tector, Canali. Three of mash. fed will spring, bring producers this the Of the American-founded otjlzeserLcadézngM i nuns I * ‘ round, early cabbage with a an community Italian. I The were Ideals Your for likely which is small, head not to ' fourth American, Sister was- an Home Garden Good the burst new open. news on Jean Marie. (Kathleen 'La Crosse the is resistant gardening variety, It to too: home Are costs V Modesto, of as Calif). Cardinal Foley, (loud St. been ' disease which has yellows which result from those " Canali received the final ,profes- ow as I in Mid- cabbage the production? hitting commercial Some- crops sion the of Papal altar at ‘of , vows tested in Badger Market iii west. times, bumper was V the the directly above tomb season, you can crypt a HARDWARE before Florida plots Wisconsin and commercial vegetables cheaper buy ’ the Poverellq. of co; DAN MARSH DRUGS FOLEY - this spring. in its release them than can your you grow k ' ' HALL DEPARTMENT STORE “Years. WALLPAPER, Golden DINNDORE PAINT & Married 50 ENJOY . . . SERVICE O'ROURKE’S jrANDEL'S “HEmPS 50. 625°- 75 » 1:1,“ PEOPLE'S STORE. DRUG HUNSTIGER'S MARKET CONVENIENT TERMS “95”” FURNITURE WINNER'OE Sauk Rapids KAIN-HANSON AGAIN THE ~FASH|0N ACADEMY AwARD MARSH'S WALGREEN AGENCY DRUGS . ANDY’S STANDARD SERVICE LADY KEMPS STAFFORD BROS. McLEOD’S SUPER SERVICE CATERING ICE CREAM REXALL SAUK DRUGS co.) CLOTHING INC. METZROTH BLDG. Call GRANITE 567 9th Ave. 2nd & No. EXCHANGE Watkins MODERN FLORAL THE . _ MURPHY MUSIC co. Regular attention the service needs of to PHARMACY. LUNDEMO ‘ piano will" maintaining its your assure PAP’S SPORT SHOP in production 'of good music. maximum PdWELL MeIrose HARDWARE CO. F. G. BRENNAN . ' SWIGGUM’S MOTEL SERVICE STATION p ‘ REGISTERED STANDARD SERVICE BECKER QUALITY CLEANERS DRY Tuner and Rebuilder \ of Pianos ' , ‘16-14th Phone STORE 4919 Ave. So. FEDERATED HARTMAN’S SCHMID : MEAT MARKET St. Cloud Minnesota \ ~ CO. CLOTHING MEYER ' ‘;,STAPI=ORD'S _ JEWELRY LITKE thtle Falls MRS. WALTER of ,AND M'R. . . TORVIK Jubilee High wELz GROCERY STORE wedding Mass golden at marked their ‘a DAKERIES (2 Stores) Keaveny in St. Mary’s churc here. Monsignor T. Leo by ‘ offered man. Wand/L , in qilman June before Father ‘ married 23, 1902, couple The ‘ were Albany Park Litke Waite the six children. Mrs. of Kitowski. Mr. and parents. John are have 25 grandchildren‘and five They died in infancy. One great- son ‘ Lawrence, Pierz; Mrs. Theo.Gau children grandchildren. Their are Mitchell Paul (Delores) Little Mrs. Falls; (Theresa), Onamia; REXALL DRUGS DINNDORF HUNSTIGER’S MEATS & GROCERIES , 'Falls. . Kinzer Jake (Gertrude), Little Mrs. Mathew, Little Falls; and AGENCY WALGREEN DAN MARSH THELEN’S FAMILY MARKET aoun st. 'I. A Rice ‘ DRUGS DRUGS - . Cold Spring LES LOCH STORE CLINIC BLDG. ‘ men’s A. J. RUDOLPH Mal-goi- Sixth & Mun RIELAND’S STORE DRUG (Hordwgre-Furniture), Home Save Drugs Florsheim Shoes; of The on and Marx Cloth- Schaffner Hart, and Sick Room Needs ing. (II'RIsIMAs CALL TIIIIFIIES ciun 1151 CALL 28 ' ST. CLOUD, MINN. cIIRIsnIAs an m $1. Mary’s Bldg.