I ’ ~ ‘ _ FIVE F'i-idoy, THE ST. CLouo REGISTER March 1954 PAGE 12, If , dea ifl for Treasured Friend a cosy-to-USe 4-volume SAINT ANDREW ; , DAILY MISSA'L . each volume avChurch for complete ‘0 season light weight, hold to 0 easy Make gift of inspiration yours a gift that be used a may every . . . day ofvihe year! Popular with the traveler businessperson because or It's slip pocket to into easy or handbag. Has simplified new are and improved“ rangemen’r type. FREE Illustrated IO-page folder the Saint Andrew on Daily Missal, with bindings and prices. ‘ On Sale local at your Catholic Book Store Church Goods Dealer or HEADQUARTERS for the BEST in «damn... HARDWARE—APPLIANCES—HEATING Completing David right, Mayer, left to After Second the successful are row, season, a Students lWeek, Feb. 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Henry and games effel/ Haida no... and 513-51‘550 i St. Cloud 58-59 Phone W Your “ACE” Store MARCH 18—Thursday: St. God;” Eternal d mighty MARCH 12—FRIDAY: St. an A Cyril Jerusalem, Bishop- of Preface..Violet POWELL’S Lenten Gregory Creed, 1, Pope Teacher. and See for these NAME BRANDS Teacher. Special Mass. Gloria, Second Mass of feast. Gloria, vestments. Second Gospel Collect and Last Collect of Friday, Third the A Y: 15~M O N D MARCH HOTPOlNT—SPEED weekday; Greed, of this Lenten QUEEN—MONARCH Collect Pope. for the Last Collect, Second Mass. Special Lenten Preface. White vest- Gospel the Friday, Creed, of Third, “Almighty How us;” “Defend WHIRLPOOL—DUO THERM-—IRON FIREMAN Exploit ’Patriotisml Reds ments. Apostles’ Preface. White vest— God;” Pre- Eternal Lenten and 0R: ments. Post- special after DELTA—STANLEY—MILLER face, prayer FALLS OR: SPECIAL MASS OF ‘ Violet vestments. communion. REMlNGTON—WlNCHESTER—LITHICA .' Gilbert By J J. SPECIAL MASS OF EM- THURSDAY after Second 16—TUESDAY; H R C M A BER FRIDAY: Second Collect in Sunday Lent. No Gloria, Otherwise Special Mass. as history OPEN crimes have in human incarnation of AN and- the STILL IS IT Collect' Gregory Col- of St. and Third Second of St. Cyril, very Violet yesterday. yestments. been committed. oppression and persecution. the whether question Pope. Creed, lect the Violet .Tract, per- for vest- Lenten Pre- no 17'-——WEDNES- shocking at- MARCH the Special of face. after Post- petrators ments. prayer It' —" ,Hénco'the however, people who “in- is, fact the House a Patrick, Bishop. DAYz’ St. members of communion, “Let bless the tack on 13—SATURDAY: us 'MARCH brought for by Secretory the. of rfreedom of‘ name out Com- Second of feast. Gloria, Representatives Mass Lord,” before Last Gospel. of are Collect, Special Mass. Second State John Foster Rico” Dulles his Puerto attempted in I mur- Gospel of the Collect and Last Violet munists not. vestments. or “A1- Third, “Defend us;” and address the of Inter-American der the halls the Ameri- in to ‘ Wednesday. White vestments. claim themselves to MARCH Eternal God.” Vio- 19—FRIDAY: They St. mighty and Conference followed Caracas Congress have that at can —— by motivated only OR: Joseph. Mass. been let Special have Gloria, vestments. nationalism his be-, the Communist extreme t t e a r n, p THE patriotism SPECIAL MASS OF of 14—SECOND Second Collect, MARCH and Last Gos- notions na- or of they the favorite whether knew tools it ‘ not. come one or senti- noble WEDNESDAY. Collect both LENT: Second pel the Friday, OF Special of Creed, tionalism, SUNDAY Pref- of international certainly have Communism. Theygn'most' in and themselves, Patrick. Violet St. Joseph. Gloria, Second of St. vest- White in Mass. No Col- of vest- ments ace “Patriotism” rendered the imagi- hos become greatest an of the worst lect, us;” “A1— “Defend Third, ments. whose ments. some name indispensable the h of nable disservice to t cause c a c c r y: claim have Communist which they propaganda. all to to Remodel themselves. the dedicated Church School world. Farm Home ° over ' 0 0 doing they have In The Communist-led Viet- so, in footsteps Minh followed the of f in Indo-China Repaint ° o r c e s other self-styled “pa- themselves 1 “patriots” t s y many e triots” “nationalists” and who and for “patriotic’fiwreasonS resorted awful crimes murder i have to desecrate t ' Repair p r s e s, have been churches, and abduct what Cath- for may noble. olics. desirable, even Organizations of some Reminder Papal priests collaborate willing to with Red in Iron Cur- regimes XI Pius They have, Pope as tain countries invariably carry encyclical in his reminded the label “patriotic” in their Dei, debased Ubi Arcana pa- name. love of triotism and true Communist agitation in condition of the “to country Germany, in day and day out, nationalism.” They extreme an peddles nationalistic argu- spirit that “a forgotten have exploits the and ments \ CGLD- SPRING false that is nationalism of memories and those of For Drier Basement names Electric H K18. exaggerated” is “danger- and a prominent in nationalistic ELECTRIC C0. and true to prosper- peace ous movements. Build With ity.”" Installation: Co. Electrical . Major Pius XI Ideological Wirepullers There again is, on Cold and Phone 481 Spring fair “Room for Inid’, a ,.,,.rv~r. csu ri.\ nmw. 3864—5163-W- which nationalism, Us moderate \PPT.IA\\ of other examples Dozens Phones Phone St. Cloud 5085 ground of breeding the from history is contemporary Cloud No.—St. 8th Ave. 1350 The home of "Timken Silent he but, virtues,” show how could be cited to many WIRING FARM Automatic” CITY Oil Burners & national- exaggerated warned, Md legitimate such t1 f p e e c y TRAYNOR r estimate free Write for 154th Call Ave. 80. Tel. curse.” 105 veritable “is of love ism or things love country, as a Cloud. keeping St. Minn. in only it is of And and freedom HERMANSON independence, ' ambitions and the aims with exploitation from con- are that it seeks Communism ARCHITECTS of abused by the “wire- stantly for this of make ideology that is pullers” of to curse use Telephone 3636 CGMI’ANY Box 56 an Available DONLIN THE I! schemes. nefarious Exchange Bldg. Granite freedom its the antithesis of 111 own very Cloud. Minnesota St. M facturers of BORGERT anu Interior Finish MODERNIZING Door-s HOME Sash 0 (Pace flcquicuantfln FINANCING HOME . . . . . . 0 Concrete Products St. 535 ANDERSIIN E. St. Cloud J. Germain F. LUMBER CO. P.O. Phone Box 4453 636 BUILDING MATERIAL Cloud Elli!” of the Hospital St. Just west Galamo Katherine Leonard J. Strait: PAINT AND COAL of- Josaph.——Requiem Mass St. of- was Cloud—Requiem Mass was St. Church Joseph‘s St. Cathedral March 'in fered 6 Mary's Telephone Cloud. Minn. St. St. 1911 in March 5 fered March who died Katherine Galama, died who for 77, J. Striez, Leonard for ' the parish in cemetery. Burial Ceme- 3. Burial Colitnry SCHNEIDER in was March 2. was Galamn, ST. CLOUD. Johanna sister, Surviving is Leon- wife. Mrs. his a Surviving tery. are the Irreat- The deceased following home. STORE the at (Amelia). and was Streitz ard Puerto Julian Simon of ELECTRIC C0. the Rev. of Caroline Robbinsdule; aunt Alfred. children: funeral. for the who here Rico. Wasecn; Herbert, Cloud; was St. [Joel-inn. of member Electrical Contractors Galama Paint Katherine Pittsburgh Paints Var-niches Calif.: Diego. contractor San was a FLOORING co. H. Schaefers, C. Mrs. — —- League. Sacred Heart the an.: S. Huron. Meechsm, and M. L. Residential Commercial Mrs. Wuhublo Wallpaper Imperial - Winneconne, White, A. Wruck Stuart Mrs. Matilda Mrs. Industrial Wiring Cloud. Streitz, St. Mary One sister, Wis. Centre—Funeral services Souk were CARPETING, LINOLEUM, 2543 St. Cloud Tel. 19 grand- There also survives. Telephone are Cloud 20-7th 435 Avenue South St. Our Lady ot Feb. in conducted 24 children. Matilda PADS, TILING KNEELING Church for Mrs. Angels Joseph Winter . Mrs. Rev. Feb. 20. The Wruck. who died '13, Greenwald.——Funerul services Requiem Muss. offered the were Renner S. A. D Andrew's The CONLON in St. March Calvary one 4 Burial in Cemetery. FOL conducted was Winter, 91, Joseph Mrs. following children survive: Alice, JameS. Church for St. Burial in Feb. 29. VVultel' Madonna. home: Mrs. died and who at was St. Cloud Roofing 00. Hill. Sur- Spring 52 Hwy. (Edith), Grand Forks, S. Michael’s Cemetery at Wemuuer Ave., & 19%; Construction Co. children: Mrs. (Ethel) following the Alvin Theisen Duk.; Mrs. viving are Si- Joseph (Mary), Mrs. grand There six Wander Souk Centre. Leo are Minn. Cloud, St. Wal'l. (Dhs- (Elizabeth), Mrs. John member Wruck children. Mrs. Second Avenue, N.E. 12 was a mon Leo Mrs. I Waubun; John F., the Christian Mothers' Society. and of sic). Roofing of type every MrS. Munich; New (Catherine). Fuchs L. Austin Grimes CLOUD, MINN. sr. H., Joseph (Rosalie) and Edward Fuchs for Little Falls.—Fuueral services Minne- Nettie Dunn. Mrs. Greenwald; RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL Feb. who died Austin L. Grimes. 55. Bene- Mrs. Perham: and Henry, apolis; — Mary's held Fob. “.13 in St. ‘17. Brothers (Ella). were Schultingkemper dict '1‘. the Rt. Monsignor with Rev. Church WASHERS Peter survive APPLIANC who sister and are Shingles Asbestos & Asphalt a Requiem the Leo Kenveny offerimz Fred Mrs. — Munich: New Schocnborn, “mos Heart Burial in the Sacred Mass. Emmel. was John and Sauk Centre: Winter, Gravel &,Asphalt Roofs Built Up Mrs. Surviving his wife, Cemetery. grandchildren 42 are — There REPAIR CENTER Cloud. St. TV are and (Kathryn Grimes Kenna), Austin Win- Mrs. great-grandchildren. and 59 students Donald Richard, and four Christian sonsr Approved JOHNS-MANVILLE the member of Roofers ter was a Philip. University Minnesota: the of at Mothers. All Small Home Appliance. John, Hawaii: and at in in service Tschumperlin AI Mrs. J. your Brothers sisterssurviving and wife Ave. 50. home. 224-6 St. Cloud 1756—W beat‘you Phone 25-9th Ave. Phone 4465 No. (John Does (Eileen), Tschumperlin, Hugh- Palmer Cloud—Mrs. R. D. Al J. Mrs. St. Zubinski are Knoxville, the Tenn.; Harold, buried in Calif. died March 2. who was son. ; Requiem Raymond Mrs. following Pueblo, Calif.: Calvary Cemetery Walter. 5 and Joseph Mary's Marion, St. TEL; March 5 in (Eva), Mass offered Card " Calif. Mr. washday? Schumperlin survives Diego. Bernadette, San Cathedral. Mr. and the _t-1_o_,tuwate_r Construction Meyer Co. PAI NTS—WALL the Knights PAPER Colliton member of Mrs. James Grimes Contractor with daughter, on Building ...to was one a Colo. Columbus. Grand Junction, (Margaret) of of Minne: McLaughlin. George 'V. brother, Residential Commercial & North 203-16th Avenue three There apolis. also survives. are Blessed Stations New Construction Tschumperlin grandchildren. Mrs. was Catholic Women's Cloud the St. organizer of Phone the 3468 used has wife again, it? Once doesn't Paint and wall home looking your keep smart Upsets Daughters of member the man, Ed Meyer. Prop. paper as Guild. of a can your a Church Breckenridge In Cloud the St. Isabella. head of blétliés. Nothing washing and Cloud cold but well and Phone St. the walls 4291 woodwork. See large for the hot water preserve all as our se- from children‘s department Library up lection 1948. colors and 1929 of paints wall in beautiful to and papers . shaving. for water WIlHElM Michael Lehn Breckenridge. FRANK W. JACKSON On Ash modern designs. time this that something—etch her her tell time It’s J. Kin— Austin Brandon.~The Rev. Wednesday, 3, the Rev. March you OOFING C0. Requiem Mass Feb. selln the ASSOCIATES, offered & Inc. heater all the the enough for Benedict Petermeier read big going water get you're to Michael a KDERBER Church for STORE St. Ann's PAINT in 24 stations blessing of the for Feb. Burial Lehn. who died 20. 65. new 39 Years was roofing experience needs! ARCHITECTS family & ENGINEERS Mrs. parish His wife, the cemetery. in Church. The Mary’s and the St. sta- around St. Cloud In . (Bertha Pehan), survives Lehn Michael 2506-13! just St. So. Phone So 582 work-free. it’s ECCLESIASTICAL from heater DESIGN imported Italy, automatic tions you water An so were Lea. Wadena: Vernon, with 1hree sons: ST. CLOUD lindenwood, hand-carved from Dennis. Georgia. Also Brandon: and washday 20 Sixth want, Ave. So. St. Cloud, Minn. hot American the water any all or National Bank Building for turn tap you a following brothers the surviving by 22 inches. and 18 are measures Carl, August, and Albert, sister: and fumes. flame, St. Cloud, there’s Minnesota heater electric An water no with followed hymns day. no Benediction so Ore.: Joseph, Brandon: Salem. Peter, women’s choir. by the Lens Falls; and Mrs. Mandelke, Fergus SAFE. ERICKSON sung ELECTRIC and trouble-free So it‘s Frank. Excelsior. There grand- two are FE KNAPP PLUMBING & makeflgwgi children. heacerthatwill electric water automatic An . Stubul Socier Mater SERVICE Schirmers Martin ' HEATING you! Especially Roofing happier. body '74. Metal Buckman.-——Martin Schirmers. Co. Cornice 8. buried in the who died Feb. 25, in Sewing Roscoe we Busy Wiring and Fixtures Solemn We parish following Specialize in cemetery a not in St. Mass offered March 1 Requiem 'Churches, Schools, Hospitals how‘s’aidag'uilm Kin-- Church. The Rev. Paul Michael’s 626 3rd Ave. So. Cloud St. 21. water All Types of by the services, assisted kel conducted Quilting, sewing, Roscoe. 104 Roosevelt Dtivo St. Cloud -— Mathias and Father Schmitz St. of filled the afternoon mending and Lake. Pearl Father A. Preusser of S. Elect- Metal Automatic Sheet Roofing Siding when the Stabat of Feb. 24 Martin wife, Mrs. Surviving his are ST. — — 'City the Schirmers (Margaret Schmitt) and CLOUD Society of St. Mission Mater Granite Martin, followinar children: Sister Mary Agnes’ Church held its monthly Stainless Work Ventilation Steel 8. Paul.; Mrs. Bernard Convent. St. t. PAINT co. Electric Heater Co. basement. ‘Water the church meeting in (Hildegarde), Pierz; Kimman Edward Elmer Raymond, St. Cloud: Mrs. Macht- served by Refreshments were Complete Electrical Service (Eleanor), Richmond: Alois, at 613 First Street enes 50. ‘ Herman Thomes, Mmes. Joseph home: Ml'S. LeRoy Philippi (Marie), Lighting Cloud Fixtures and Wall Phone 1526 St. Fl or — dealer appliance Utsch, Alfred See Raymond Utsch, Park. Mary Schirmers. Waite A sister, or your Plug Installati MAUTZ 1. PAINTS Little Falls, brother. Jacob and Weber, Marlin a Hoorik, Van ST; CLOUD, MINN. Northern§fistsfiers§9sipanr There Schirmers. Avon,_ also survive. fl|lll|lllll|||||llllll|ll||l||lllllllllllllllllllllllllll|||IlllllllllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllIllllllll|lllllllllllIllllllllllllllllll|IlllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllTlE Alois Weis. H] Weis, and Anna We S give & grandchildren. Green stomps no nine