I‘TIwaqi-‘i at at, ui’u‘ v THE I953 CLOUD REGISTER Friday, September 18, ST. PAGE THREE ‘ Schooly 248 Star Enroll Gets Bronze ’Opero’rion Little Lollipop’ Falls in ' ’ ' Students »- John's See St. A school Little Falls—The year officially opened with ‘0‘.“O'HO'HO'I'IO'I'IO'I'IO'I'IO'HO'IIO'HI“.'I'IO-I'IO'I'IO'I'IC'I'II-fl.'I'IOH'IO'I'IO-ITC'IIO'H.‘.'I'I.'I'I.'H.'II a was Member Decorated Staff Heart the Sacred High Mass in High St. Francis’ Chapel of The Rev. Gau- School Sept. 9. 0.F.M., chap- Schroeder, dence school, officiated. himself of the Uni- distinguished in combat lain Collegeville.—St. John’s old gathered fighting students and bitter around New during the versity unique the of was scene a the blessing Ko— chapel call Hill in in the the Pork Chop to area Friday, Sept._ 11, ceremony on The Spirit down April of this of the Holy in upon year. rea first kind held the of its be to on Col. Jo- scholastic d presented by their award v o r 5 e n e a was coming the university Capt. chief the throughout seph M. McCarthy, of the year. campus. District, George A. Valley, addi- Military Minnesota recent figures show 3. Registration an St. tion the 'ROTC staff Minneapolis. to at enrollment this increased year. John’s decorated University, was Captain citation total Valley’s reads The is 248 compared as the with the Oak Leaf Cluster to Valley, “Captain with opening last in with 231 the part: at Bronze valor.vHe Star Medal for his complete disregard for Resident students' from all per- year. proceeded the sonal safety, to of Minnesota outnumber parts the conflict. immediate of boarders by the out-of-state scene a he began calling fire There wide margin. Day students, com- num‘ in. the supporting mands 4.2 to bering 105, reach school each commanded. which he mortars, via scheduled school busses, day Although intense subject to bicycles. ' private cabs, and en cars, nmnunnniml .mlllllllllllllllllllll I / and small artillery, mortar, emy To provide time for daily \\ a .g>§gxmwmssemgsaw», . , . %§ Captain Valley fire, con- arms activity period, first hour V"" ’ / /////// task until tinued with his vital \l/ : classes 8:45 at~ convene a.m. any be and had to he wounded .5 was Homeroom periods have thus far liminnmmmmulullll, The medical evacuated for / care. confined been orientation. to Captain Valley actions of heroic Freshmen being initiated in- are himself reflect credit great ’ upon intricacies hell sched- ’ the of to T service.” military I and the .V ules, floor the plans of building, Captain Indiana, A native of daily and classroom routine. 'Tulane is graduate of Valley a During the fac— past summer, with University, New Orleans, a ulty members been engaged have engineer- in areonautical degree widely varying fields activ- in of the Heavy ing. He, commanded A taught ity. large number va- 17th in the Company Mortar school cation at one or more of Regiment (Bui’falos) Infantry places. rl‘ Altars Division. Seventh Infantry the Sister M. Carol continued her include the Com- His decorations graduate studies, earning credits >I4 Tabernacles inoculation Benton Badge, Purple Infantryman and bat used in'the of Stearns St. SISTERS the BENEDICTINE at her M.A. toward degree Mar- at Bronze cluster, Heart with in children what Counties’ with gamma-globulin one University, Milwaukee. quette Holy Water ’1‘1 and syringes Hospital preparing the Cloud cluster, Medal with Star “operation lollipop.” be called to one came ' Attending workshop r on cur- a Baptismal with four Service Medal Korean St. Thomas’ College, riculum at; United Nations campaign stars, M. Paul, Sister St. Beata Fonts were Theater Service Medal, European and Sister Judine. Both M. the Occupation Medal, Operations of . National Catholic Home and America’s in con- Good Con- Medal, Victory Medal, Kansas ventions held in City, Theater Medal, American duct Most Beautiful Sister Mo.. attended by M. were Occupations and the Medal, of Sister M. Calasanctius and Colored Granites Pacific Theater Medal. Leonette. is McCarthy Col. Joseph M. M. joined Also Sister Dolores a Minnesota chief of the the new biological along the excursion complete District, replacing Col. a Military Shore of Lake Superior. North line of granite Mott, who recently W. John re- scientific This under tour was appointment Prior his tired. to and Minneslta monuments the sponsorship of the Colonel district, Minnesota the to Academy Science. Sum-I markers of The Istan- McCarthy stationed at . was School Catholic of Action, mer he the bu1,- Turkey, where was which Loyola Prospective buyers urged conducted at are was Turkish adviser the American to Cloud visit High School, Mankato, drive St. and at- to to was General Staff College. Army and Sister Venard tended by M. On display. monument any our attending the Those ceremony ‘ Lewine. Sister M. $200.00 purchase of we over Valley, wife of included Mrs. the vocal liturgical music A and trip will allow your expenses. their Captain Valley, and two Sis- workshop attended by mark- delivery Immediate was on the wife Mrs. Shaver, children; Alicia and Sister M. M. Le- ter Our trucks and footstones. ers another George Shaver, Major of . under This project wine. the deliver set monuments and was ROTC the de- addition to new Cath- direction of the National Minnesota. in anywhere their St. John’s, and at partment olic Music Educators Associa- daughter; Col. KO'LLM and son younger AN N and held tion Mt. Mary at was PMST the Connor, at Robert T. College, Sister Milwaukee. M. Col. Minnesota; of University Works Monumental Alicia also took private piano PMST C. Chapla, at Benjamin lessons MacPhail School of at BRIDAL GOWNS Junction Highways & all 15 52 University; and St. John’s Music, Minneapolis. $124.00 Phone ROTC $45.00 St. Cloud, Minn. John’s from to 2019 St. of L members The Christian Family Living ATTENDANT’S department. GOWNS hours ' Office 8:00 to ' Workshop Sister conducted by 41.11:. and 5:00 Evenings of San An‘netta Francisco $39.98 at $10.98 pan. from to here deserve The listed to firms Holidays by Appointment. when dis- Cathedral High School, St. be remembered you are WITH HEADPIECES VEILS the tributing patronage to your attended Cloud, by Sister was different of business. lines ' $29.93 from $14.98 to Calasanctius, Sister M. Dolo- M. M. Leonette, Sis- Sister and res, FANDEL’S Ernestine. M. ter Sister inoculation Victorine in charge THE LOWER PHO TO centers. IN they was are Bridal Salon Floor Second . . . preparing and dispensing supplies of from the 2 Hong Kong Priests individually sterilizing the of thousands Cloud Hospital.—-(Regi3— dep’ot the St. central at v "V’vv'v‘ syringes wrapped prior the various photos) to at ter use Murdered With Clubs DAIZISHJES yam/969 ’ 4‘3; DIOCESE Kong—Two Hang Catholic ; : priests clubbed death in to warmly died! were the adjoining Holy Souls rectory Church here, seemingly by Com- munists. fall. ST. CLOUD, IIflNNESOTA Mass” and has better chance Mrs. CLOUD—“Pray the to Theen, who is ST. MISSES’: cure a a con- They John B. Fathers thain C are survive assaults against 'it. Catholicism, become just to is member has vert more a a . Ching, former of editor the anti- the Society in Angels’ parish ST. CLOUD.—Miss JoAnne of Catholic Poetry slogan Holy Communist Hung Koo newspaper daughter of Mr. Bastien, and the of and published copies St. America has 47 Fifty of here. Pao, Peter Ngais, FLEECE: curate at an a Mrs. W. J. Bastien of St. Paul’s ' credit. her the paris since Daily Missal have been 1946. Andrew to poems received garb of parish, the the parish- purchased for the of use COLLEGEVILLE. Sisters Maryknoll ceremonies At the at -— attending daily and ioners Mass ‘the fall meeting of Christian held in Our Lady of Maryknoll cons: special shelf in the kept are on a Mothers’ Society of St. John Novitiate in the Valley Park, Mo., church. Before each the of rear Baptist’s parish held Sept. Sept. the Feast 8, of the Na- 7, on on the Mass, celebrating priest an- the following officers tivity B.V.M. elect- of the Archbishop were the order of the day’s nounces ed: Mrs. George Westerhoff, -‘A‘A‘AA-AAA-A‘----AAAA- Joseph Ritter of St. Louis of- guides people in Mass and the president (second term); Mrs. ficiated rites, the at‘which at “Al- arranging the Missals. Eisenschenk, Joseph vice presi- Miss Bastien received the name realize that those though’ at- we Brugg- dennt; and Osaar Mrs. Sister Mary Noel of Anne in Mass their tending daily have Father secretary—treasurer. religion. " man, missals,” Father Laky, , pas- own O.S.B., Rembert Bularzik, CLOUDI—Mrs. pas- Andrew ST. Angels’ Holy said, “we of tor director, confer- and tor gave a Washington Me- Theen of 1028 providing these St. An- 50 are with- helpfulness mutual on ence morial Drive has received just drew Daily Missals for the sake and family circle the in among word from Publishing the Bruce help uniformity. If of we can parish. of the A the families that Company of Milwaukee her minds of the dispose the to business followed the social hour stories for Christmas book of one parishioners be with the to meeting. published will children be next altar, the mind of the priestet hundred RENO—One LAKE \ Mass will be- feel that the we Chaplain leaves Bataan A TOUCH FORMALITY OF lives living force in the the and Columbus Knights of forty come without stuffiness! You be.” laity should of the that it Holy Com- received their wives can After Service 13 Years this with stamped hat Each is the missals of St. John body in munion in Wear assurance a the House—yet eWerm church White trundle of the Heeee with the here the to church Nepomuk’s on name on it's brim, the Before Sunday of August. last cover. ounces snap e (Maj.) Milium Father Zip-0d Cleveland. Lining e —— lighter than hamburg. in walked Knights Mass, the the COLLEGEVILLE. Frater a Sulpician -—— D. Talbot, Albert eSnug Wool “It’s Stetson” $10 lnlerfinlng church, the procession into Tavis, O.S.B., of Fargo, Gordon pre- a Gen. Jon- chaplain with the late and cross-bearer by the ceded his simple profes- N. D., made eMisses' Sizes 1010 ll by the followed and acolytes Abbot Bataan sion before Bald— Wainwright of athan vows on eln Red, Father Blue of the Mass, Nude celebrant Dworschak. O.S.B., Sept. win or on for months prisoner of and 34 a Com- Shadeg, A pastor. Thomas Cloud. the Feast of St. The 7, new.. Japanese, retiring the is as army followed All-season the investment munion breakfast in St. place in took without A well-dressed ceremony a man Crile Hospital in chaplain at brief talks which Mass fashion! at Finely Church the detailed John’s Abbey were at suburban Parma, after 13 Grand Father.Shadeg, by given years community Mass. —insulating Milium lining of military service. ex-Grand roof! O’Hotto, and house without Knight brand-new but like fall is a Father Edward a SARTELL. zips in suit the out to or — O’Niel. and Pattan Knights Stationed Hospital at Crile St. of Francis Ramacher, pastor it-todayl weather. See the decade, Father Talbot past here, participat- Xavier’s church something will do these hats And, believe IfN-SBOI' us; founded the Catholic Chaplains’ St. Teresa’s workshop ed in at a Many other styles Coadjutor Association, patterned “WATERTSYSTEMS Winona College in Aug. 28 to fabrics and the he had to after formed group Sept. The work- are’styled 1. seven-state bring they for out to own your you -—- in Manila, “The coadjutors .95 choose $ 2 the sponsored by Na..- are shop Was vital assistants the chaplain,” to tional Catholic Wom- This Council of tag from up Father Talbot explained. “They here fitted and carefully individual good points chairmanship of under. the en — tells by... wheel patients the chapel, to executive Miss Margaret Mealy, literature them, for and NCCW. secure the Father of secretary be! look like the YOU make want to the needs of hospital for to you diocesan direc- care you Ramacher, who is a chapel.” Life Family Bureau, the of tor need for strength- Members of discussed the veterans’ groups it! Value? loaded with Variety? We're He pointed family life. honored Father Talbot ening with to Preparation M i meritorIous service the awards at a a g e r r has been conduct- Course, which farewell reception attended a since ed in the diocese 1946, by Rep. Frances Bolton P. of as \ By the problem. 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