SEAFARERS' SERVICE
CHURCH AND CAPITALISM
REMARK RESENTED
(Kecoived 20th October, 10 a.m!) ADELAIDE, This Day. When Mr. J. S. Stanley, of the Seamen's Mission at Port, Adelaide, Tealised the significance of remarks by Mr. Gosling at a church service, he closed the proceedings. Mr. Gosling opened his remarks with the statement that the churches should combine against Capitalism. . ' Later, Mr. Stanley said: "The Gosling incident has been an eye-opener to me on political workings. Wo expected a spiritual messenger, but instead the speaker was out to voice political views that could not be tolerated at the mission." Another membei' of the committee Baid that a spiritual service to seafarers was broken' up by a political trick.
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 96, 20 October 1931, Page 7
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116SEAFARERS' SERVICE Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 96, 20 October 1931, Page 7
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