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Show J, n, - .... ff L . No. 3049. Smart little weskit tuit. to o male up colfartess as illustrated, or with tha rolling notched collar included in pattern. Sizes 10 to 20 yards Size ; 16, for suit. 2 fabric. Weslit. yards Trouble Yes, you can hear some strange things about Catholics. You hear it said that Catholics are head believe all ed for Hell ... . that they believe 54-in- ch A South Bellingham, Mass., motorist, arrested forpeeding in Providence, R. I., explained that he was trying to catch ahhour time Inst when ddvlieht-savin- c effect into went 54-inc- h, 1 Tailored shirt, to team with all your skirts and suits. Sizes 12 to 20. Size 6, ; in its or takes 3'i yards version, fabric, 27t yards No. 3054. 1 long-sleev- ed 35-in- ch 39-inc- 3054 W'VAft 111 All . ! o o d, 1 yards 39-iwc- . , w yN Itl No. 1 1 be destroyed. The claim of- is made that Catho fair-mind- lies pay the priest for forgiveness t of their sins ... that they must buy ed is-- their departed relatives and friends out of Purgatory . that they adore statues . . . are forbid- j d eh to re ad t he Bible... u s e medals, candles and holy water as In Madison, Wis., a motorist, sure-fir- e protection against the oss of a job, lightning or being stopped for passing a car after left a the driver had signaled hit by an automobile. the was "She turn, explained: But what is worse, some say, first woman driver I ever saw Catholics corrupt the true teachi who turned in the same direction ngs of Jesus Christ with the ad she signaled." dition of pagan superstitions and ' l j h j rffrr practices that are nothing less When Mrs. Maude Rushton's SUPREME COUNCIl than the invention of the devil. automobile stalled on a bridge ' KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS If all these things or any of over the Puyallup River in WashRELIGIOUS INFORMATION BUREAU ington, she got out and shoved. them -- were true, it would be a 4422 Undell Blvd., St. Uvit I, Me. The car rolled off the bridge and pity. For at least one out of every Plooa otnd m Frt PcimphM ontltlod "You into the river. Hoar Straw Thine About CatHolk." six Americans is a Catholic and O O O it would be a national tragedy if motorist complained An Ohio NAME. of all Americans enters h that burglars not only broke into tained such erroneous ideas. I his parked car and stole a valuaddress: is an Columbus of I The the Knights able camera, but also pushed .STATE. I CITY Catholic car. into the. street and left it organization of 900,000 FM-- Bio feavei to embroider in eludes 39 leaves, some 3 inches, tome 4. Corners are 6 by 8 ehof - use this coupon 'IT 9717 , , V 'e Nil. rtKTIS NEMH.KWOHK PATTERNS: cdi dr$t pattirn; Box fashion, p. 0. 7 25c far tach Carol Curtis .iwedlework pattern, awl 3bl, Madison Square Station, New Yor 11, M, Y. NAMK STATK FASHION BOOK and new Carol Curtis Needlework Guide, send 2Sc additional tack. 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X It is said that Catholics want religious freedom onlv for. themselves . . : that they opposepublic schools and separation of Church and State as evils which should ficer stopped a courteous and careful motorist to award him a safety citation.' Asked for" his driver's license to prove his identity, the man, admitted he had none and was hauled into court. ; No; 2707. You'll find plenty of figure front-- ; ' flattery in this 'dart-fittebuttoned juimper, easy to make and Vsy to wear. Sizes 12 to 20, 36 to yards 44. Size 1 8., for Jumper, 2 blouse fabric: for (in pattern) h arc marriages ic . Charged with reckless driving, a Nebraska man said he was so used to following his wife's instructions that when she developed laryngitis he was virtually helpless behind the wheel. .ww k cs :u aiid. 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