Typed letter from N.D. Pendleton to Rev. Eldred Edward Iungerich in Pittsburgh, PA, USA. Pendleton informs Iungerich that the General Church cannot take on any additional expense at this time. If fact, the Academy has already been forced to cut the salaries of its teachers and workers by 10%. Pendleton writes that the General Church never had a real foundation in Brussels, and the death of Mr. (Ernest) Deltenre has ended even the appearance of a foundation. Madame (Maria) Deltenre has written to Bishop (George) DeCharms for advice about joining with others to cooperate with Convention minister Rev. (F. C.) Mercanton. Miss Evelyn White had asked Pendleton’s advice about joining the Adelaide Society in Australia, of which Rev. (C. Douglas) Brock is the minister. White does not wish to give up her General Church membership, and Pendleton has encouraged her to join with the society but warns her against the “inconsistency of such a dual membership and loyalty.” Names mentioned: Mr. (Ernest) Deltenre, Mrs. (Maria) Deltenre, Mr. (Jean Jacques) Gailliard, Bishop (George) DeCharms, Mr. (F. C.) Mercanton, Miss Evelyn White, Miss White, Mr. (C. Douglas) Brock