V ‘ " a; » 'THs' sir. ‘R‘EGIS'TER‘ CLOUD PAGE TWO ! The; Reds—What I’OrdeoI N ext? ree’ by swim ' 'Peocei—To Weaken Am o erlc w Louis Francis By Budenz G'ISTER ST. CLOUD R PRECISE; I ' their AMERICANS this Paris inef- columns. ARE will make Regularly ABOUT pact the WATCH i to be drenched fective. is the Council’s Daily W orker again with de- special an- runs a a sec- REPAIRS OFFICIAL ST. CLOUD THE BISHOP OF PAPER OF luge nounced of Red.“peace” goal. But it beyond tion, “Peace Notebook,” propaganda. which in goes NOTICE: All Changes of Send Address to Frederic that and insists letters Joliot—Curie such assailing ‘ started it d t SCHROE upon meas- a n y s a n R?“ Minn. P. St. Cloud, Box 229, O. leave deiet Win Japan, Korea, against Russia off the " repub-‘ at meet- ures as are from and all Asia defenseless before lished i in other journals. E t A Whit/1 n g a s Jr? mar/(c (ex? F. Busch, D.D. President ..Most Rev. Bishop Joseph '2 we Stalin. With its shout~of “peace” special effort is .. Berlin, early in made empha- ............... ........ to Cloud; Advisory Thiebaut, P.A., V.G., St. Board: C. Rt. Rev. 80532 SAINT GERNIAIN ST. false of its charge communications J l f the by sent goes size germ u y o Rauch, Wadena; Very George Rt. Rev. August Plachta, Rev. , ~ United Soviet warfare against the mothers. Signatures such created as Zitur, Rockville; Very - Long Prairie; Rev. Francis St. Very Rev. Cloud, Minnesota “Another States—«a being charge carried Lonely World Mother.” ‘P.e a c e are Ziolkowski, J.C.D., Peter Cloud; T. S. Kroll, St. Very Rlev. into nation by Com- the not Council. ‘ T h every uncommon. e St. Cloud. munists friends. and their When h French scien- communications I s I u 9 needs everybody reproduced in Nearly tist, who is also the Dat‘ly Nothing arev prominent more was Vossberg, M.A. Editor and Business ..Rev. Roger Manager .' Worker, it becomes militant Com- clear that .............. about Coun- ‘Fscis this July session of the at a instructive ..Maurice Mischke Advertising Manager F. they designed break down i to d t ........................................ cil than the “reports” are from Korea m u n s a, n funeral arrangements; making P.0. Cloud, Minn. Editorial Offices: Institute building, Box St. 229, ,American morale; but president of when by concealed Communists that Canada, Mexico, Alaska; Price: $3.00 $3.50, year; per, they: in local h i “Peace” t this been appear warfare had a newspaper, 5 germ here car- We're $4.00 foreign to " answer with all the \ of be- Council, called ried \by “the American crim- appearances out Published Every Catholic Society, Inc. QUESTIONS Week by the Press YOUR the ing expression of the Americans “not isolate to inals.“ Joliot-Curie h l d upon average e p e Publication: Colo. Office of Street, Denver 1, Bannock 938 citizen, they take the reading themselves from the along this campaign peace smear “Entered Second Colo. Post Denver, Class Matter Office, at as public guard. must off It be seekers throughout world.” the against America by announcing Inhumptrln-III’IIIams placed guard. And it is And in order. that: the AmeriCan that “a commission-"of scientists” un- on fortunate that, there people all yet, and others might get in China “studying in July as are was letters too few the to the full effect this appeal, of the evidence the bacteriological of newspapers ERA’L 5 HOM (d9, FUN AS IT SEE World ‘PeaceCouncil decided to of warfare.” Council, by its the telling and the country of the dam- MW .'__. ' ' congress giant “peace” stage attitude dis- and its charges, a ST.CLOUD,MINN. "'- that defealtism do TELIGO to age '- can our ‘ Vienna inIDecember. at closed that conclusions the these nation’s [NC Features] cause. While Joliot-Curie’s soft Words “scientists” would draw were being spoken American to conclusions the against United were One) (Continued Page From DIETMAN’S - Communists GROCERY everywhere States. The of guilt has e finger a s r _ every soldier ;' soldier hero, hero would , and be every a a intensifying their “hate be pointed nation. were to at our die if martyr, to be his need for country. America” campaign. This is '- not Up Old Tricks to . MEATS GROCERIES‘ confined Soviet Russia by ° w. CONFECTIONERY “There to pessimistic prophets who- in any are similar some It in are - manner, was a On the of Eu streets means. the habit of predicting the downfall of Republic. will recall, that committee -‘ we a our Regular A.M. EM. Week Duo. 1:“ I Phone 158 18' to or cities Communist,agita- ropean of American clergymen, all of AM. Friday PM. So. They 7:30 9 520 8th to of Ave. more‘frequently heard the presi- are eve on a write tors warnings Amer- to _ A.M PM. Sundays 8:30 [2:15 to St. Cloud. Minn. them favorable Communist to [have - dential election. been these dire fore- listening icans of Europe. to to get out In ,. fronts, Yugosla- made trip to a I ' bodings 50 the Cominform’s for but after than the morning report organ, WW more via proclaim uuou-e~.cu. years, few on to years ago a after tells of “protest report election find false the prophets sounded alarm, that there “no religious was perse- we -a DHIIW Cloud QUEEII ofSt. meetings” in France, Australia, cution” there. government the safe, and that the is is transacting country the . Netherlands, and Brazil 4, discriminatory maintains President’s the ,veto, the Thus the Communists ~- at same are business the old stand. at against “the foul crimes of the same ‘I, their old tricks again of using adopted in thereby allowing the immigration codes 1924, of features American aggressors.” ‘ .Sundaes Beer Floats Malls Cones Root non-Communist of while leaving “For have the Southern and Eastern Europe, I abiding faith in endur- small from part, only ' quotas persons prom- —. — — my an . Smear Cbmpcign inence concealed Communists KLEIS and Hardest P. J. England, Ireland, Germany: Open large and unused Daily 8:30 quotas to Midnight or the of Republic. intelli- to might base hope the I mm. ‘ance —- my on h Red f propaganda. . to t Proprietor Italy, and the Curtain like and Turkey, Iron hit countries Greece, Thus the “peace” of is r u e r j are cry a base might and patriotism the American people. I of ; genes ~.‘ the'Krem- What isdisturbing , about all this for refugees. cover once more - and the confidence the wisdom of statesmen my is that it has often worked. on aim our lin’s so" to defense prevent of .IIII‘- Middle sAvs 4-Week EastTour heroism make it work To elabo- reliance soldiers. place of I might Western the world and, now, an on our our my more WITH activities about SAFETY series of is rate specifically, to split the other standing surely these all armies and dreadnaughts. And be launched. European Com- to democratic nations from the elements reckoned with. of strength be to are munists, those them, duped by United States. or Loan Monk Won by Benedictine With “‘But Republic friends, if the is endure, it to must Federal Savings in Accounts good big letter- to dz provide my safety World The Council Peace let are engage a ‘ writing campaign individuals Funds rest stronger to received by the month foundation the 10th than intelligence and of it be known by “peace” it ' that earnings. are on a any in America, pleading for “peace.” credited with from earnings the first. me‘ans the ‘ of ending the patriotism of citizens, the wisdom of statesmen, agree- our our Public Off Guard made in Paris May ment 27- on Fully :the heroismof soldiers, dreadnaughts. armies, and our Each Account $10,000.00 Insured " our winners of Benedictine monk, a.Metho- The three to A for Germany’s up defense and the were Within the country our own It must the justice, eternal principles of truth and I; rest the Travel Fellowships awarded by A'dvent Chris- dist and on pastor, _'.. co-operation of the European Reds have been an spurring a\ on\ Middle righteousness, American Friends of the {and relations will leave downright honesty in tian Divinity student and SECURITY FEDERAL community in protecting letter-writing itself crusade for our some East, Inc. plane Aug. for New York by 5 from Soviet aggression. To stir time. These with letters foreign firm belief in a nations. It rely sent to must are on our an ., Archer Wright, Jr., East. William four-week the Middle of tour commotion _ \ point that to and published in up a newspapers over-ruling Providence things by His who created all these 3 SAVINGS 8: ASSOCIATION LOAN affairs the student director for 0' all by His wisdom, who things and BishopGivesConfirmotion power, will governs con- organization, Priesi-Broiher accompany Cloud St. St. Street 822 Germain gtrols the of Thimmesch, affairs well Hilary nations of Erntor as as men. }. John's ah- 0.5.3., monk of St. ' “I have older I lived for and the grow years, many Collogoville; Mr. the hey, Rev. , [[000 ST. As the Foxhome Ends Supreme School ' I that Power convinced inter- ' Offers Requiem more Crnndall of Yale Divin- Kenneth am a venes the in affairs does of mankind. For if Conn.; school, Haven, ity New not '. sparrow a Gordon Ehle and Fred of G. fall the how hope ground without The to consent, can we school, Mass. Boston, Divinity STORE men's that without co-operation? empire will His Eden Valley rise In an Foxhome.—Three winning weeks of tholome The three Father wrote Raymond re- essays were ~ f‘This is the history spirit that has marked the of ligious Chris-‘ vacation school Islam Schulzetenberg, of Bluffton, “The Impact to deacon; our came, a on on . close here when Coadjutor Bishop Father tianity.” The Leo Brandi, Bertha, sub— :nation contest to Washington fact from Wilson. gratifying It is to was open a Peter W. Bartholome administered deacon; and Father William students all religions. Wey. theology of that‘all Presidents, failed first last, have from to ‘ 1: never our Valley—A Solemn Eden Re- Home of Florsheim The Shoes; Confirmation class children of Tintah, Father to Arthur Hoppe, and awarded the Prizes to top a were recognize and invoke the world, ,to the Governor of moral quiem offered Mass June 28 adultsin St. Joseph’s and .church. St. Cloud, of ceremonies. was and Jewish masters Protestant, Catholic, ‘Schaffner-imd Cloth- especially in Assumption church for Mrs. proclamations. Hart, Marx in their inaugural Children in Confirmation ' the Other Fa- priests present were papers. who,died Mary A,’ Sherman, 68, class Elaine Anderson. John thers Vincent Santo. Elizabeth; Similar awards will be made were éxalteth'a "‘Righteousness maketh nation, sin but a June 25. Chizek. Bertram, Richard Bernice ing. Henry Warmers. Kent; Anton Dol— seniors outstanding of annually to . i‘people miserable.” Etzler, Joanne Etzler, Mary Fried- inar Richar Brecken- and ujawa, Francis Rock- Monsignor Zitur, recognized theological nation’s the erich, Lou Hennenfent, Betty 1 * ridge; Theodor Elbow it It It It! Peterka. ville, deceased, of- brother the religion of seminaries and schools of St. Mary's Bldg. Huelsman, Jeanine Raymond Lee. Lake; John Eckhard, Wahpeton, assisted the Rev. fered the Mass, by all faiths. of ’ IS THE IMMORAL? UNION SHOP Darlene Rich, David Rick, Michael Da’k.; John N. and Symons. pastor. Bloch, and Joseph Roscoe. the Rev. Hilary, home is Frater whose Schneider, Donald Steeves, and the There is much talk union shop and the activ- about ' Valley. Lawrence Torborg, Eden the Osakis, Minn., will return to v Lawrence Steeves. ‘ities of labor The Joseph Varley Paynes- His unions Rev. their United States about Sept. 21. and leaders almost at season any Adults confirmed Mrs. were to ville of ceremonies. Medi- A will take him eight master tour in the but was especially when labor strike. year, goes on Ehlert. Mrs. Arthur Koch- Robert grandchild, Kenneth Paul, Lib countries terranean was .a yza, '——- Kruse, Ray- Mrs. RiChard This has been? the certainly during the recent man, Lebanon, Jor- Mass Syria, case ' Egypt, Israel, na- server. Neubauer,.and Robert mond Mrs. tion-wide will steel strike, following Italy. He happily settled. .Surviving the Turkey, and dan, are sons now Schreiber. ' daughters: Mrs. William Hesse and also visit Rome. ”ELECTRIC SPRAYING does One the of questions raised by honestthinking people instruction ,' The three-week pe- j Watkins; Francis Sher- (Regina), on'this smoother work kind of conducted Sister Mel riod by fie: the Is o union ‘ shop immoral? ' was Paul Mrs. Frank (Mil- and Held Funeral Is man iob," Mrs. Paul Eustell, who-as- point and- Sister Marie I says Valley. Besides Mon- dred), Eden The August Liguoricm issue of the this ; answers very Father John sisted the Symss, 707 St, Fifth pastor, E. signor Zitur, another brother, question. Symons. 5 I Northfield, Minn. also survives. M. Zitur, August I. Bishop assisting Bar— Priests “ lI-Year-Old by First of all, the magazine explains what meant For is four grandchildren. Thfifle i are Sherman member of the union shop. S. was a Annual. Benefit Picnic . Christian Mothers. the g co’ntract “It is agreement written into the of an a Pierz Girl in union with its Parish employers whereby all workers hired by by the Onomio Set ~ Chaplain Brothers industry involved will bound, after being be hired, to pay initiation fees and dues the union that .the to majority of ‘_~ a 0namia.—Holy Cross parish Paul Saint From employes that of industry have freely chosen by vote to. services 11- Pierz.—Funeral for bene- here will hold its annual Maier them Mary Lou .represent year-old picnic Sunday, Aug. A in collective bargaining. fit 3. next were here Joseph’s ‘church will be home-cooked turkey dinner in St. held ‘hire Reunited “It is be the to noted that employer is free to Japan in Games week. served beginning 11 last at am. anybody. is He bound, closed not in shop contracts of old‘will be played for and as sixth in St. grader young Mary Lou, refreshments through- the served to hire and past, only workers who already members of the schooll, drowned in Joseph’s are evening. brothers, the afternoon and Two St. Paul, Minn., out She July the’ union. in Pierz 21. park village " - Catholic recently both priests, . g child Mr. and only of the was “Once hired, however, worker has his dues to to while reunited in Japan a pay Maier, who moved serv- to were Lea Mrs. believe the chaplain the with union that We ing him. that such represents corps. army Brainerd‘a few from Pierz a years ,Chaplains Col.) (Lt. They in are (leause union contract is moral, legal, American, and ago. a (Capt.) Em- Neil Cashman and S. the am” Robert Voigt offered Father J. Cashman. met in Burial Requiem Mass. was Chaplain Emmett Cashman, The Liguorian explain why thinks to it the as- goes on Brainerd. in Evergreen cemetery Tokyo signed the quartermaster to I shop moral, legal, American, contract is and fair. union Bobby Gruber, Pallbearerswere he his older brother depot, met as “It Norman Don- is moral Virmg, Joe Squires, of morally in the good, because the Gen. E. the transport arrived sense on Gerald David Fiedler, and ald and V for duty Yokohama Collins T. natural at law individuals that share ', the burden suggests of David also Archie and Staples; command. with Far East the paying benefits for shared ‘by them with Every others. Duluth. cousins from LcDoux, Chaplain Neil Cashman is the citizen is bound the burden taxation for his to share of of former director Society for the pall- honorary Classmates were share of the benefits he receives from the state. Faith Propagation of the for the Seelen, Karen They bearers. were Archdi0cese Paul. His the of St. Fiedler, and Shirley Dorothy “He bestowed ‘I don't the benefits cannot want say: assistant St. brother in Gail Alice Stumpf, Janet Peine, . Childs was an State; It’s the by therefore I don’t taxes.’ have He Way to Play pay can- church and instruc- paint 1th Andrew’s to Schae- and Carol Preimesberger, an . ,I _ . is subjection college, ‘Freedom benefit .not greater than Ito Thomas’ both St. in in tor say: fer. a Hard St. Paul. therefore "Cheap the laws shall ofthe state; I protect freedom Electricity Brainerd does in born Mary Lou Work!” my was , called brothers The to ac- were our besides Surviving Nov. 1940. ,by taxes.’ not paying 1, ,5 ' with tive January, 1951, duty in grandparents, her her parents are Min- . “In similar division, infantry who takes job certain the 47th in a way, a man a a Baudette; and John Hooper, Mrs. National Guard unit. nesota ‘Mr. industry is operating that under union shop has contract Gull Lake. Mrs. Ed Smith. and a . has Chaplain Cashman Emmett “Does Much Maids,” 2 obligation share to 'the burden as ‘sbme union as of representa— September. since in Japan been tion because of benefits the he will other share all the with brother World His is of veteran Northfield a Mother says Workers. II, serving both in Euro- the war - theaters. Pacific and pean “To this of make union is in part contract Whether painting furniture, lawn washing minding the clothes a a no sense or COLLEGE Immoral, the man’s freedom. contrary to or the furnace, Paul Symes of Minn., electricity Mrs. Northficld, lets for Our Pray “It is legal. The Taft-Hartley Act, framed largely by do hard the work. Painting chairs became child‘s play with an ‘ DeceuSed who friendly labor, not to expressly legalized the Priests of men were electric 11-year-old Sonja helped Even out. sprayer. union shop described above. Congress the 'passed act. I as family painted feet of fence, in The Symes 200 picket too, THOMAS a Mnyerhofer— The President Father Joseph ST. signed it. Courts have upheld it. fraction of time 1920. the it would have taken by hand. died Aug. 7, “It American. . is There have always union been shop SAVES "ELECTRICITY US of work,” Mrs. Symes, contracts in America. Sixty-one tons of the labor all cent says per The firms listed here deserve to Catholic accredited fully A be union remembered when dis- to c6nt'racts in and “with automatic agreed 1950 1951 washer, and have contained coal stoke: It’s you are our easy so on. on a dil- tributing the patronage to for college your liberal men arts shop clause. ' electric appliances believe do full-time maids— much lerent lines of business. two our as as and lay- priests conducted by piennies. “It fair. is It is II|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIII|||IIIIIIIIIII||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII with American principles p. '—'= Electricity’s consonant IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIF' for cheap." as offers of St. Archdiocese Thomas I of the St. now :‘JIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII men fair of play the if principle that join to lodge want liberal as c‘o-operative you a Murphy James H. arts- Northern s. RA, farm leading home and from In fact, States Courses rates Paul. average to CORN GRADES OF sorted NINE fraternity organization at civic that \program will benefit engineeriug in are or a or a also M.Ed. degrees; and % 50 cheaper than BS. Power Company 20 ago! INSURANCE are years {he Um- with conjunction Sendelboch's electric in Ed time be bound the dues that have to been corn a you, you can pay pre-dental, pro-medical, pre- Dame. of Notre versity Cochrone, Wis., He form. grader his Real Estate FARM, [00, electricity‘s.the ON THE “cheapest hired hand.” agreed by the on upon group. comple- successful lore-engineering and legal, Upon pro- ’ hired his "cheapest coils electricity good it’s available it‘s know for So nearly farm in this in to “If job want take the steel industry, of the to every Phone tion area, Mnry’s Bldg. 19 a 203 St. program, you a Opportunity you to earn a - grams. hand." electrically his dryer, In be_gramed corn will an student teamwork of electric going due companies, municipal benefit working |IIIIIIIIlIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIII||IIIIIlIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE by and conditions and farm to that to systems United States in are commission wages "x of , Bachelor keeping controlled oil burner saved of degrees two the only the union could obtained. There is nothing have co-operatives. electric through Air Reserve I Force un- of pat- College by the Arts furnace. 12-hour shifts staking . a on men fair‘ about the demand that share the costs of union Force Bachelor Air and ticipation in the Thomas you St. farm in Whether live let town, cheap electricity a on or you (to Univer- by the of Science representation. ‘ R.O.T.C. - 'work. hard low More to your too—from you—at of Dame. power rates, sity Notrc “We these hope principles have been recognized Em P 5' in It I- Northern Company! States Power whatever settlement the has of steel dispute been reached, FALL REGISTRATION v will and that they abandoned be forgotten in never or ICE ens-AM America.” September 17. Wednesday, through September 15, Monday, accepted; call’or write being full for Applications term now Company Your Ship by “Choose Druggiot ower a: Registrar Gormloy. Donald J. Reverend The Carefully Your Doctor” as Motor Transportation, Inc. 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