MR. SAVAGE'S FUNERAL

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 88, 13 April 1940, Page 8

MR. SAVAGE'S FUNERAL

1 lir all it uric taken hv the Pr(vlo lerian Assembly recently reparding the funeral arrangements of Tho late Prim' Minister, has disgusted and shacked thousands of men and women, both of the Protectant and Catholic faith. 1 read the comments of \ariou~ members of the with feeling akin 1« <li-pii~t and humiliation, and the remaikof oiip of the members, Mr. H. H. HtiriKtt. reflect nt> credit upon that gentleman a~ a professing Christian when he referred to the funeral arranj" inents a- a "sreat piece of propaganda for the party and a siMor I hurch. are wonderinp wiiv the Church not attract the iiiasses. tail you nondn at it when pro fessed follower- of t1,.. ]owlv Xajerene show such a P)iaras;,i attitude. tinned a- it wit h vindict iicne- and hi:;-' "c"s tt lie I.a hour pa it \ an.l a < hurch. Tn-il ih ( . (hurch i«T,.inc tolerant and lc-s ic. the ma--e- j call only -lpi, iii\s,.ii Dl-i.l s | , it I" readin« the o i,i;,iai v notice-. n, • < ~pccial!v those iciciiiif i.. ~ur «it • l>elo\ ( -d Prime Miiit.tei'" the- .••• n occurs tin- phi.is o . •■■. v ; l ,.i'c t:„. C ,:n:'n . or the ]K*opic. mourns i,j. i,,.-." 1 ialwavs tjmjjhi ;,J sclj.nd til.-" J'l- lV incorrect. and d ~ J - ... ■ people. ~r t"ie c.,ui,ti x : . Would \ou plia-e iji. ;l , tI 11, V| noii.,.. :„ . . I"e dcj«arl ed». 4V iianuiiatical toi nt. KIC'H.MJP •«. \. )\ Our correspond,. >( interpretation.—i;d.