Friday, REGISTER August CLOUD 21, .’ THE ST. 1953 " a“|IIIIIIIIIlII|III|||||IIIII|IIIIIIIIII||IIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIII||||IIIIIIII|IIIIIIII|||IIlIIlI|II|||IIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||||||III||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE Wm do. i l . . . . . . , V its... IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINII ‘ iWar The Korea By in A. Joseph Breig WISHES BEST we conquered China. But in We established, and for the first DO NOT GO ALONG I time breast-beating. China. is in conquering like the with the about centuries, many con- quering principle collective nothing Russia. If Hitler had sound of the Korean I see war. .Wishos‘ been egomaniac, security—,the 0ur he duty be ashamed of not strong to Johnaon-Voller an RI‘cH-MoFARLANE Best would help not have tried that. nations weak nations Yoller f W to Ann Mary Caution—Miss Souk o e r e- . married Johnson H. in and James pelled unjustly attacked. Both the the were fig And think what do the ag- you the before Church Angels . Lady of Our United United States the gression and d Russians would have done if a. n bride The 25. July S. A. Banner Rev. on N ations be of what Henry punished h proud Mrs. t and ovar. daughter the had armed forces can is e got we our of is'the bridegroom. The son has accomplished. Voller. been and into sucked China? the aggressor, If Reds to attendants on. The STONE Johnson. William Mrs. our held atheists, they would And accomplished, w have Gaspar- our 0 n Theresa not Voller, Lorraine were we were losses h t t Lux. a. Robert have IIIIIIIIIIIlIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIlllllllllllllllllllIlIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIII|IllllIIIII|IIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlIIIIllIlIIIIIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII been holding I believe, than lin and for more o e meet- prayer we i i Is Drew-Gail“ mum. ings invade China. realize. is entirely possible m n for It to us h the not t t Quality of- that the action .KOrea Mass in Nuptial a Randall.—Before Stone Other hyper-Americana a com- Church, James’ St. Cut in Aug. 10 SittCloud fered averted World War III. on plain that should have Mr. daughter-pf we Gafike, Marion Miss Ihe Hospital the Chinese Had Communists pushed back the became the Gai’fke, George Mrs. and con- across and Mr. of Drew, Leonard bride of son the Yalu. They grumble that quered all Korea and dug in, ‘Harold Rev. th The early Years get Drew. 35 William Over Mrs. For e would posi- before has the United they have been in the Attending never the Mass. celebrated Kost days thing. of this And they Miss State; ti Andres, failed World III Donald to start War loot—or win— Mrs. couple to on SCHOOL’of were look it only .from point at Eu- NURSING and Drew, our Eugene Drew, Loretta when is, They think that ready. As it they in Ko- are war. a of view. The affair Korean Gaffke. was gene position, they failed in and least win. not to at are MINNEAPOLIS rea we Gsrpda-Ritter disappointment ‘greater to a ‘ likely position. into to get not —' But sensible people do not than the Kremlin the West. to before 5 Aug. Cloud—Married St. on Hero-Soldier: _ their fight salve pride. to Peters St. in wars ofiered Moscow its Mass expected Nuptial puppet a Rutter, Juletta To would sin- that the who suf- Miss I not want to see Church a say men were North Korean loon- to army Isadore and Ritter, John of daughter fered died did gle soldier, either American and in Korea so qua-South in couple- B. Albert ores; Mrs. and Mr. of a Gerads, son Julius Soil Allied, killed in vain eyewash. is If want oflered IIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlIIlIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIII||||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Raymond Lang or or even you Rev. weeks. Korea: The of And from Gerads. Nelson Betty Gerads, B. Marie talk about dying 8! wounded order that for to. Anne in the Mass. super- men time immemorial has been a- Dennis Gends, Shirley Dingmann, Lou their patriots might the foolishness foot of put statesmen, pointed the h’eart of the sword Gerada at Ambrose were and Meyer, talk about somebody’s chest and give the who men gave on Japan. attendants. l Tarzan vic- their lives in forth with the old World War II for Nouia-Aac'honbranor the With That wanted what Stalin is the idiotic principle howl. of tory uncon- Aachen- Marcella, Cloud—Miss St. —that wanted sword. And ho_ ditional surrender. Law- Mrs. and Mr. of daughter To the Chinese back drive brener, to *it cheaply. He did it, get not bride the became Aschenbrener, rence That extended Yalu would have the cost nonacn‘ae us Mrs. and neither cheaply dearly. Mr. of Robert‘Nouis. of son nor WISHES for plenty; what? Then World War and then II Nuptial Mass before Nouis, Stephen Our mistake, in a. big many BEST .one own Church Paul's St. 8 in Aug. hold months, probably offered would have had to on two we the light of later a year events, or seems the Attending Denery. John Father by . tougher job with result? them there—a and what years, Aschenbrener, have been the advance Grace to to couple bridal Painting. were and them they With ronult that have ' than holding where the Nouns. LeRoy Benkofske. Grace Yalu, which the Chi- we the gave Dusky. Joseph been billiona‘ now, with. their lines of pouring out '01? are opportunity Reds the over nese Philippi-Pfannonatein rehabilitate communication stretching the long aince nations to nearly destroy ,forces. to Contractors our An- of mountains and devastated. marriage distances Joseph.—The St. \ across Why everybody talk we does as Mr. daughter of Pfannenstein, drene We fell into in rivers. such trap _ no if later the lay in de- . to Pfannenatein, error our Michael and Mrs. Korea. did what We could and. Mrs. we Mr. cision think the Korea, Son of hold the I in Philippi, at Donald to Erection Co. narrow war St. reasonably without place do over-in- took G. Philippi Joseph in s Korea? of good Common from the of view waist of point Holman sense, Roth, Marion Father Church. Joseph’s volving America h d t ”, a n 2 called rather than is for that egoti’sm, The the g sense officiated a at 0.S.B., ceremony. United Nations, and it Donald groiit Mrs. was s repelled the attendants' Muscular We bride’s Patriots were succesa. Ruth Tuch, and enough. Edwin Mrs. Schneider, the patriots made The muscular We aggression. more ag- Schneider Donald Pfannenstein. Ann g The North Red Korean Army terribly. if should talk have bridegroom’s the Utch as we Edwin gone pay and gressor were STEEL‘ has ceased exist’; China. has to s attendants. 3rd-Ave. I Bride' N.E. ERECTORS the 1033.. than suffered 1,000,000' Moder-Linn more S Toast to casualties, and colossal E coo-- Linn Anthony.~——Misa Jeanette ., St. E loss. have nomic the Reds And married in St. Mader Donald and were E Vin- Rev. the before Church gained Anthony's thing. We have not Minneapon’. ’ a bride The Aug. 11. chbsch \ cent ‘ on achieved much; their side 3515 E on Edward Mrs. and Mr. daughter of is the _Minneopolis 43rd St. E. whole thing is ' the loss. It utter E Mr. the of bridegroom is The Linn. son . attendants The Mader. i p Mrs,Thomas should is they who be comi. and ‘ g AT- Huklock, Alex Mrs. and Mr. . were plammg and not. 5itllllllllIl||IIl||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIII|IIIIIIl|IlllllllIIIIIlIlllllIIII||llllIII||IIlllI|IIIIIIIIIIIlIllllll|||IIIIIIIllIIIllIllll|IIIIIIIIIIIIIII||||IIIIIIIIIIlIllIIIIIIIi‘aI we. Eileen Delphine Mader, Riplinger. vina Linn. Anthony and Mader, Earl Linn, 'vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv'vl AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA‘ Anderson-Stick I. Anthony—Married Aug. 11 St. on to St. ofiered Mass Nuptial prior to in Extend a ‘Wish.’ Miss Bernice Chiirch Anthony’s were ~W'e Congratulations Alex and Mrs. Mr. daughter of Stick, ‘ Anderson, ‘ of Daniel Stick, and son The Anderson. Frank and Mrs. Mr. _ Mass. the Heuhsch ofiered Vincent Rev. coon SINCEl-QEl La- bndal.couple Attending the, were WISHES Stick. Ander- Fred Stick, Irene Vern om: Anderson. Raymond and son, i the Baker-Nielsen to Nielsen, Marion Cloud—Miss St. ‘ Niel- Sisters Edward Mrs. and Mr. daughter of Baker, William of the bride of Benedict the became St. sen, I to Baker,"prior Lynn and Mrs. Mr. of son Aug. 12 offered Nuptial Mass in to on a Rt. Rev. Church by the Cantius h John St. v Attending Knoll. Peter J. completion Monsignor A Sri CLOUD On the Nielsen, the the Kay of addition couple the bridal HOSPITAL were ' to Cyn- Schroeder, Myra Nielsen, Loune Baker, Lane, Larry George Nielsen. thia Baker. David and *9.” Niezgocki-Shaw Lottie marriage of Rapids.—T-he Sauk Mrs Mr. and daughter of Shaw. St... Mae .,,,, NURSING . Cloud SCHOOL OF HOspital ., ' Phillip Niezgocki, Shaw. to James son only ' she reception be that her to occasion not bride Every wants an place Niezgocki. took Mrs. Mary of in but that makes last- the thrdugh remember Rev. Bene- the Church. The and Heart years, one a_ Sacred groom The celebrant. the Virnig dict the impression was ing guests. . on Jean Niez- Betty bride’s attendant was bedecked flpat’lng b . ring, is' flower its Punch, with Ring Wedding ice bride- Niezgocki the gocki. Andrew ’ was good- ginger ale. This made fizzy with of juices combination delicious attendant.- groom's a occasions, receptions, and other because Shaman-Greener favorite for tasting is The punch land OF a NURSING SCHOOL :5 in preparin it. fuss there is—no ‘ ' muss or prior ~ 11 Cloud—Married Aug. St. on table, the punch bow] pretty at of cake end tiered t With at Augus- offered in St. Nuptial Mass one e to a a Greener Bernice Miss and. reception is tine’s Church sandwiches, mints, sure the other, nuts party were your The Rev. Peter John ‘W. Sitzman. and remembered. be long to Attend- the Mass. offered .Hilare St. . 'f'“s‘i’s‘t’e+s..,of Ring _ ‘Punch Wedding Benedict "Gasser Don- Robert Mrs. and ants were f St. » ‘ apricot 12-02. nectar Rau. 3 ald 3 46-oz. cans orange. cans ' ‘ Eich-Rohrcnbach ginger ale 3 grapefruit juice qts. ‘ I from the Ice pineapple juice Ring 3 46-oz. Rohrenbach, GIoud.’—Miss Barbara St. cans Bohren- ale. Empty each juice Mrs. Fred ginger of daughter of Mr. and Thoroughly and chill juices can one Eicb, bride Daniel bach, became the of ring in and bowl. Put ice punch and ginger ale in punch of quart one Eich, prior Mr. and Mrs. Milton of son company supply low the proéess Serve. When flowers it. repeat Works, runs Aug. Nuptial Mass offered 12 arrange on to in a Crown 'FROM Iron ' 'the Cathedral Wil- Makes approximately b Rev. adding another of each ingredient. gallons. Mary’s unit 3 St. ‘ bridal couple Illies. Attending t fred c Sandwich Suggestions: Reception, Miss Doherty, Con- Mrs. Howard were Rohren‘bach, Eugene Eveslage, and nie tiny triangles bread, Party Sandwiches—Put cheese mixtures of on Cashman. George crackers chicken strips of bread and with decorate mixture or on on Braun-Lara MFG. sliced ripe olives. A small ready- on bits of pimiento, .3. OLSON CO. ll. pepper, green or of Fabricators Miss F‘A--““ Cloud—The marriage of St. biscuits. cooked ham will fill dozens of tiny canned ‘ and daughter Mr. ‘vvvvvvv Mary Lou Larson, of flaked 'oil the finel-yichopped Rolls—Mix the from Tuna tuna, tuna, Thomas Carl Larson, Braun, Mrs. t Steven STRUCTURAL STEEL, hard-cooked vinegar and mayonnaise. Spread fresh and ' onion took Mr. Mrs. Braun egg, on of and son . The John Cantius’ Church. and Garnish sprigs place in St. sliced bread roll. Chill. with of thinly watercress. ‘ Kroll Monsignor Peter Rev. Rt. MISCELLANEOUS was sandwich. the ends of each parsley, in Metal moN or couple Architectural Work celebrant. Attending the the were Yozamp, Betty Ann Larson, Mrs. Henry Hillstrom. Braun, Richard Georgia METALS ORNAMENTAL AND James Wey. Louis Dinndorf. and - CurrentMovie Ratings ‘ Building A. Kelaah-Kmitch {: Steel Doors Panels ~ and 'Gilman.—The marriage of Mr. place Mrs. Frank D. Kelash took in Sts. g . N. 1229 57. E. TYLER the Paul’s Church before Peter and MINNEAPOLIS v ’ bride J. J. Juba June 1. The Rev. on theaters list includes\ following movies appearing The at daughter the Mr. Mrs. Frank is of and MININ.~ MINNE'AP‘OLIS l3, Little Kmitch. Foley, Cho Clarissa, Fergus, the in these Andria, i0, The bridegroom is of son towns: ' . Kelash. Mr, Mrs. John Attending and Cairo, Randal, Cloud. Falls, Morris, Osakis, Saul: and St. Colleen the couple O'Keefe, Ber- were Graczyk, Geraldine Kelash, JoAnne A-l nice I ' :nmnwknnannnnsnnnnnm Niedzielski, Linda Kmitch, Gary Skai- Children MOrally Unobjectionable Adults and for 36996 Kalash, Rhode, ewski, Donald Roger a Africa Silver The Screams Whip, and Henry Kmitch. Sea Devil Cruisin’ the River Tarzan. and the Down IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllI|I||Il|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIII|IIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIlIIIIIIllllllllllllllllll l IE Andersen Thunderbth Hans Christian "OUR Pa Kettle Vacation White Witch Doctor Ma and on Never Stallion; Let Me Go ' Wild Weu' the of Sam Sea Winning at » : A-2 CO‘NGRATUIATIONS‘ Unobjectionablo for Adults Only Morally i '- of Badmen Express Pony City , . Seminole Takes Wife Farmer a BEST; Sombrero Here Comes the Marines i 17 It Every Thursday Stalag Happens the io Annie Rendezouo 'Wlth Lusty Men, The i I Thunder East Mummy’a Curse in, the -8. _ Toughest Man. Arizona Naked Spur in ; BENEDICT Trouble Along the Pickup South Street Way / "SISTERS OF ST. on WISHES ‘ Q 0bjectionablo,for Everyone Morally a suggestive Abbott and Costello Go Mars—(Objection: to cos- NEW ON, THEIR tuming.) ‘ ' \ . , .. Gunamoke—(Objection: Tends illicit condone actions.) to i ‘ Love Happy—(Objection: Suggestive situations, and coatuming, .to-ihe CLOUD. dancing.) ' ‘ . . ST. HOSPITAL President’s The—(Objection: Tends Lady, condone divorce e to . . and suggestive duelling rcmarriage; presents sequence, sym- NURSING, SCHOOL pathetically.) - OF . A Red River—(Objection: divorce.) Accepts theacccptability of Siren. of Bagdad—(Objection: Suggestive and situations costum- Cloud mg.) Hospital St. A Woman They Almost Lynched—(Objcction: Suggestive costum- ing, dancing, and. song.) ursing School ."c of N 101m SONS; 'Scnom COMPLIMEINTSQF and INC. . i COWIN- a co. MINNEAPOLIS 16 EXCELSIOR BLVD. 6111 INC. CONTRACTORS PLASTERING LATHING AND ‘ i SPRING COLD . . _ .' ¥ 1 “co. ELECTRIC RE-ENFORCING STEEL - \ ! “QUALITY fme .lOlSTS BAR , Conlracfois Electrical SPECIALTY” A. ~ 1 CLOUD COLD SPRING _.' ST. MINNEAPOLIS IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlliIIIIIIIIllIII|||II|IIII|||IIIIIIIIII||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|l||||||||I||IIIIIIIlIIllIIII _llI IIIIIIIIIIII|||||||||IIIIIIIII|II|IIIIIIIII|||IIIIIIIIII|I|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIHIIU fi fi