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No LUTHERAN CHURCH
Said Doctor Knubel:

Said Doctor Knubel:
Before the World War there
were about 100000 LutheranS
In Russia. Now there II not one
Lutheran Church left I'm the
country.
"Many Of the pastors were
executed after the B0lsheviks
took power. Others were inn
prisoned or eXiled.
about five years ago there
was one church left. But the
pastor disappeared completely
and we have not been able to
locate him.
stains guarantee of religious
freedom is subterfuge. The
record of Communist persecu-
ton OF all religious groups
should make every American
question the sincerity OF this
guarantee
MESSAGE TO ROOSEVELT
The Very Rev. Harry c. Graham
director Of the HOLY
Name Society of the United States
IN a telegram 10 President Roose
welt said.
AS director Of the Holy Name
Society. with a membership of
100000 American citizens,
respectfully remind YOU that no
religious liberation has ever eN-
listed in practice In the Soviet
Union since 1917, notwithstand-
ing articles l24 and 125 OF the
Soviet constitution.
CONFIRMED VIEW
Statements Of yourself adj
dressed 10 Foreign Commisar
LitvinOv in 1888, urging such
liberation tO our nationals resid-
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Gen. Hugh y. son,
"America'S Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
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Questions Nr. President he
state department got out a letter
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CONFIRMED VIEW

Statements Of yourself adj
dressed TO Foreign Commisar
LitvinOv in 1888, urging such
liberation tO our nationals resid-
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Discuss Russ RELIGION
Roosevelt Reveals IT, S. Aid Mission and Ambassador
in Moscot0 Broach Subject With .Souiets
lContinued from Page onel

from the Polish ambassador todaY
showing that the Russians are
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MESSAGE TO ROOSEVELT

The Very Rev, Harry c. Graham,
national director Of the Holy
Name Society of the United States
IN a telegram TO President Roose-
volt catI.
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She said: $50 you went 10 the
playhouse 10 tell Ivor about
Elaine and Don ?"
Naturally. / went home. l
waited till | thought Ivor would
be starting for the island. Then
! canoed over and went TO the
playhouse I was going to raise
the roof Oh, you think l was do
ing it out of jealousy. That
wasn't true. ! was going TO tell
Ivor the truth because | couldn't
stand IT any longer, seeing the
Chilterns exploiting him, Turing
him on with Elaine as a bait
for what? Just to get a roof
over their heads"
She broke off sharply. her rest
less hands moving TO her bare
throat 1T interests you, doesn't
it? Don't you imagine it'll inter-
est the police too? Mrs. Chiltern
tried 10 fool Major Clifford to-
night She said Ivor was their
good friend, that they all loved
him. Their good friend! Major
Cliffords not going 10 think that
after I've let him know the whole
sct-up was a sham, that Elaine
was cheating, that all Of them
hated hinf-that- they-weFe- just
lowering around like vultures
waiting TO snatch his money"
This was far worse even than
Kay had imagined, She looked
at the girl whose face was mean
descent again with passionate
indignation. Simon Morley. if she
chose to 60 in hatred to the po-
lice with her distorted picture of
the Chilterns. knew enough TO
send the whole world tottering
around them. Through her Ivor's
ghost could wreak untold ven
geance on the people Kay loved.
Strangely enough, at that mo-
ment when Simon Morley repre-
scented danger in its most crucial
form, she felt no hatred for her,
no fear even. For by some queer
trick of memory Simon, as she
sat there, had stopped being
Simon Morley. She had become
another girl who three years ago
had stood staring at Kay just
like that, bitter, besottedly in
love. ready TO lash the universe
for the sake of Ivor Drake. That
expression, it was Rosemary
Powell living again,
And the tragic realization
came; This has happened before.
Simon and Elaine - Rosemary
and Kay. Here it was that vi
cious, heartbreaking circle that
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and the Camay
'Mi|d-Soap' Diet!
Try this exciting ideo in beovty eore-bosed on the
odviee of skin specialists by lovely bridesI

IT'S NOT just wishful thinking-it's
true. You can be lovelier-you can
attain a cleaner. fresher, smoother,
more natural looking beauty by
changing to a "Mild-Soap" Diet.
How often much too often, a
woman lets improper cleansing cloud
the natural beauty of her skin :.
and how often she uses a beauty soap
not as midas a beauty soap should be!
"The Camay Mild-Soap' Diet has
surely helped my Complexion
brought to il the fresh. radiant look
a completely lovely skin should
have" says Mrs. Wilson. a bride
whose peial.smooth complexion GER
tainly qualities her as a beauty expert.
And Mrs. Wilson is right. Because
Camay is a miider beauty soap,
miIder by actual recorded test than
ten other popular beauty soaps tested.
Skin specialists advise a fine mild
soap. That's why We say-"Go on the
Camay 'Mild-Soap' Diet
Change today to the regular rou-
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Continued from Page IOi

Elamorous. Cheap little people
like the ChiltcruS who fed or him
like parasites and then Just be-
cause he wasn't stuffy and mealy-
mouthed the way they are
Kay looked at her, finding
amazingly that pity was mingled
now with her anxious eNaspera-
ton $50 YOU We're in love with
him. she said.
That sudden question checked
the raV1d flow Of S1u7ou's words.
She faced iho mirror again. the
heightened pallor Of her checks
throwing into vivid relief the
slashed scarlet OF hcH lips.
What right have you 10 say
that"
Because it's written all over
Won You loved him and he'd
thrown YOU over for Elaine
So that's how you've got me
figured OUT Simon's laugh
tilted dangerously off key. The
butterfly broken on the wheel.
You're Just like the rest OF your
family You Chilterns with your
tidy little set-up for making
pnldcry pay dividends. You
couldn't understand me any more
than Won could understand Ivor.
! was in love with him. Yes.
And he was in love with me Oh,
ne was intrigued by Elaine, Of
course. But just because she was
cold and unapproachable, some
thing different. We used TOTO
laugh about her together, Ivor
and /
The rancid cynicism OF those
words was horrible, even more
horrible because Kay could so
plainly hear the. ghost of Ivor
talking in them through Simon.
In spite OF her exotic makeup
= and her pseudo-smart poise, ST.
mon Morley seemed SO patheti-
cally young and naive now.
Young and naive enough TO have
been fooled into thinking that
she in her tawdry little affair,
had been Ivor's great, under
standing love
Siuou's voice was running on
hreathlessly: on think | was
Jealous because Ivor was going TO
marry Elaine" she cried as Kay
bent toward her. Jealous! Do
you suppose it would have made
any difference between Ivor and
me ?" Her eyes suddenly bright,
she added: But the wedding was
all a myth anyway. He would
never have niarried her after
what happened this evening"
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gives double-dction cleaning! You'll be
amazed how easily sinks, stoves, bathtubs
come sparkling Immediately clean!
81 New Improved old Dutch Is safety
itself for porcelain, metal and painted sur
faces. 1t DOESN'T SCRATCH-because made
with safe, faky Seismotite! Is really kind
TO hands.
a. Economical, too "a single penry's
worth of old Dutch goes as far does as
much cleaning as up to 2t worth of less
economical clcansers tested.
Get new, Improved old Dutch Cleanser
az your dealers. No change in the package
or label the difference is all inside. Ask
for it today.
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e 1|5I|:E9 me Green Diary

This evening ? what do You
mean ."
You pretend you don't know
You pretend you don't know why
! was in the playhouse waiting
for Ivor tonight
"Of course I don't know How
could ."
Then IL Will give me great
pleasure 10 tell you This eve
ming / was at home alone.
About tcn-thirty ! was bored and
lonely | padded over here in
my canoe. Yes, | might as well
admit II. l came because Ivor
was here again and because just
10 be near him meant something.
I strolled up 10 the house. saw
ne was playing bridge Then l
went back 20 the dock. / saw
lights in Don's cottage, heard
voices. thought II might be
Terry. someone 10 talk 20. /
went there and looked IN AT the
window. Guess what | saw"
Kay felt sharp anxiety. ST.
mon, you
Your dear little niece. saw
her i'm Don's cottage The sanity
Elaine who was 10 be- Ivor's child
bride next Tuesday. Elaine was
there with Don. she was I'm his
arms and ne was kissing her.
Her lips curled in a slow scarlet
sheer. you should have seen
that kiss.
HAY struggled TO keep her eX-
~ precision in control So Elaine
had kept the appointment with
the boatman7 whose story of their
relationship had seemed SO fan
tastically fabricated Elain, who
only that afternoon had passion
ately asserted her love for Ivor,
had been seen in Don's arms
Just over an hour before Ivor's
death,
Now you can see why ! went
TO the island" Simon said. And
you can see why Ivor would have
been through with Elaine after
tonight. The innocent, untouched
Elaine how do you suppose he'd
have felt when he heard that all
the time she'd been carrying on
a cheap affair with his hired
boatman That she'd been cheat
ing on him a week before the
wedding ?"
Simon was right enough about
that. To Ivor with his inordinate
vanity and his almost psyche
pathic pleasure in cheating 9th
ers. the idea of Elaine playing a
double game with him would have
been CALLING indeed.
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HERE'S new development Of science
i i that puts an end TO the cleaning drudg-
cry that every woman breads. A develop
ment that lightens the burden of house
cleaning in a revolutionary scientific way.
1t represents new, safe, SUPERSEDED
type of household cleanser, perfected by
old Dutch scientists. Contains a miraou-
lous new grease dissolving agent and
does these surprising things:-
~ II cleans SOC faster thsnthe famous
old Dutch Cleanser that has been Americas
favorite for yesrsl Ends hard securing and
clbowJdg cuts cleaning time in half.
~ The new element in Improved old
Dutch dissolves grease almost like magic
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Work Camay's milder laiher over your
skin, paying special attention to the
nose. The base of The RoSrriis and The
chin. Rinse with warm water and fol.
low with 90 seconds Of cold splashings.
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tine of a "Mild.Soap" Diet. Twice
every day-for 30 days-give your skin
Camay's gentle care. BE constant!
Don't miss a single day. For its the
regular cleansing - the day to day
care-that reveals the full benefit of
Camay's greater mildness.
Get Camay today, start with the
"Mild.Soap" Diet tonight! How slim.
ulated-how much fresher your skin
feels even after one treatment And
in few short weeks you can reason
ably hope to see lovelier skin.
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B1ndessektion S.
New Castle, Pa. Eintracht G2sang-
vcrein.
Pr;iS.. Martin SChlager, 20 w. Terrace
Ave.
Sekr., John Urtch. 1908 S. Jefferson
Ave.
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BRANCH
Association Of the limited States
America

Gary, Ind. - Gary Junior Saxons.
President, Herman Buhrle 722 Penn
Street, Gary, Ind.
Secretary. Dorothy TIelwig. G44WaSh-
inGton Stree. Gary, Ind.
Homestead. Pa. - Homestead Junior
Saxon Club.
President, Fred kraus. 4771 Winter
burn 81, Pittsburgh %. Pa
Secretary, Henry Theil 1916 Sylvan
AVCuue.
I.orain, O. - Lorain Junior saxons.
President, Richard Blumeier, 2O1 East
Secretary, Ann Binder. 1889 wes-
20th Street.
Martins Ferry. Ohio - Martins Ferry
Saxon Juniors.
President, Matt Schunn, General Deli
very.
Secretary, Margaret Hutter. 5o4 North
Eight Street
Monaco, Pa. - Junior Saxon Society.
President Dan Schuller. 40 Penn Av
Secretary, Lillian Theil. 798 Marshall
Road.
New Castle. Pa. - New Castle Tran.
sylvania Saxon Juniors.
President, Dan Binder. dl9 w;:l-
wood.
Secretary. Pau Sanders. lOl2 N
Salem, Ohio - Salem Junior Saxon Clus
President. William Wagner, AIS w.
PerShirg Street. SalerL Ohio.
Secretary. Hilda Fronius, 168 New
garden Ave, Salem. Ohio.
st. Louis, MO. - Junior Saxons Of
st. Louis. Branch AZ.
Meeting every second Sunday Of every
month at 2 p. NJ. at members house.
President. Walter SwiStowicz, 59GS
TheOdOSia.
Secretary, Gertrude Taiess, 1915
Deler St.
C.-N.-Sec'y.. Catherine Liess, 6S2S
Michigan Ave.
Youngstown. Ohio. Youngstovp
Junior Saxon Association.
President, Fred Thesis. 447 Idora
Ave.
Secretary, Clara Schnell Schncll
511 Seventh Ave. Struthers Ohio.
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Bundessektion S.
Lorain, o. S. S. Gesargveretn Eintracht
PrS., Mich. KirSChner. X1I w. Il. st.
Prot. -Sekr., Il. *. FriesenhenSst
l743 Obcrlm Ave.
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r. s. j. A. Omcers

r. s. J. A. Officers
President - henry schindler. 74O2
Vizc. president. Joe Bender. 442S
Street Youngstown. Ohio
Ai<t Sec'y, Martin Polder' SAG New
Treasurer - Hiida Bodendorfer. IT'S
Young St. New Castle. Pa.
BRANCHES or THE T. S. J. A.
Alliance. Ohio. Saxon Junior Club.
Priis., John Schuller, 1913 S. Meadow
Ave.
Secretary, Hi,ca Goeckel, 211l South
Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland East Athletic Club.
President. George Miller. S9O2 Empire
Secretary, Anna schuster. 72s East
Cleveland West Juniors Club.
President, Anna Gunesch, 1856 West
47th Place.
Secretary, MathilGe Rehner 1881
West Tooth Street.
Canton. Ohio. - Canton Saxon Junior
Presidtnt, Martin Maurer, 1916 Ohio
Ave. N. T..
Secretary. Sara .Fulz. 1913 Edwards
Ave.
COlum bus, OhlO. - Coiunlb bus Junior
Saxon Club.
President. Carl Blum, 537 Sieb,rt ST.,
Columbus Ohio.
Secretary, Loretta konnerth, 13l
DeSchler Ave, Columbus.
Detroit Mich. Detroit Junior Saxors.
President Arthur Seller. 1928 Sher-
wood St
3ecretar.. Joe Bender. Jr.. 442S Drexel
Street.
Enwood City. Pa. Ellwood city
Junior Saxons.
Pres, Rose Segedi. sos Division Ave.
SECRETARY, Mary SePedi, sos Divi-
sion Ave-
Farrell, Pa. The Farrell Saxon
Athletic Club.
President, Henry Holmes. 30i Hamil-
ton Ave.
Secretary, Bertha Teleky. 633 Stam-
bOugh Ave.
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Verein. ZweiC g.

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Monat. i'm Sachsenhcm.
nit Str.
P""t... ..Se'ir., katharlna T6pfer. Gas S.
Webb Ave.
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Spring Ave.
Pr;is.. Kath. Cross, 921 Crescent Av.
Phone No. 31S-M
rot-Sekr., Kath Melzer. 131 Sprinp
Ave. Phone 1S6-W
%, CIV: oSekr, Anna Kloos, 511 Ore Str.
Tel: 422-W ~
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\er%itInminnS Jeden - Sonniag i'm
Annat i'm Sachsenh"im. III Harrison
Ave. y. w.
Prasidentin. Maria Bcll I, 3th n. T.
Tel: 2-7ST6.
Prot. .Sekr. Ellis SloT, 1332-lS. Str
N. W. Tel: 3-iS11.
C.-V.-Sekr.. Elisabeth SchuSter, l3AC
2J. Str. -N--NV. Tel: 3.547f
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Nersammlung jcden .. Sonntag i'm,
w IA :nmlung je'i.n ,. Sonntag i'm
Monat. 2 Chr nachmittags inn Sachsen.
helm. 70nl DeniSon Ave-
priis.. Michael Er.tH. ga y. 90. Str.
Cleveland Tel: Glcnvillc 1891.
Prot. -Sekr.. w. S"hrSt"r. i01l ely
bo,rn" Ave. Tel. Florida "l2a.
C.-N.-Sekr.. GeOrg tritSCh. $3.50 WcS,
4G. Str Tel: Wo"hl,u" S7&J.
k.- i.oge-Sekr.. Andrew Schmidt. 30j@
w. l05. Sir.
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I'ris., Johann Roth. Cemetery Road
Grant Ave.
C;-N-Sclir.. Matthias klamer $50 n.
I. StraSSc.
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Monat.
priS Daniel EOmischcr. '1l0 Allan
tiC Ave"
PrS., Gcorg Ham. 395 Atlantic Ave.
Prot.-Sekr., Daniel Schuller. 41O Fern
avenue.
C.-V.-Sekr., John Kloos, 1880 Atlantic
AVENUE
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Pr;is.. Johann Pctri, 120 l.. Sc. Place
Tel: Victory 1859.
Prot.-Sekr.. Elizabeth Sitterly, 1880
Ave. Tel Brian gate TOlS.
North Shore Ave. Tel: Hollye 4776
C.-V.-Sekr., Albert Paul, 1901 n. Oak
Park Ave. Tel: penSicola 4l3S
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Prot -Sekr.. Kath. Melzcr. 2023 Quail
Str. Tel: Academy 1897.
Fin -Sel;r., Laudena Juriga. 1909
Dale.
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Clybourne Ave Tel: Florida 3129.
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fras.. John Deutschl;inder Jr.. 14OI
WASHINGTON Ave.
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der, 1909 w. II. Str.
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Pr;is.. Hermann Hartmann. 1909 10
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Ave. s. r..
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Glade, Youngstown, Ohio.
Sekr., Daniel ltchner. 10000 Joan Ave,
Cleveland. Ohio
Henry SCHNEIDER. 7402 Dearborn Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio.
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So. Green Str. Tel: Steward SOG7
C.-N.-Sekr., Andreas Zultner, 344 T.,
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Monat IN der 81. MarkuS Kirchc .. Ave
ffaS kath. Weprich, $50 Shady Ave.
Homestead Park, Pa.
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II. Ave. Tel: Hu. 1868.
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REIHENEOLGE DER ORTE NIT
DEN FUNKTIONAEREN.
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una E1NNNdCNt". XWelE 3,
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MOnat i'm SacnScnheim.
NcrSammlung jcden .. Frei,ag i'm
Monat, i'm SachSenhcim.
Pr;iS., Martin .\lbrich. 1892 So Libcr-
ty Str.
Prot -Sckrctir, Thomas Gottschling
r. +. -. No. :.
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trachf' Halle. 1913 Taylor Str.
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StraSsc.
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