A P.P.A. INCIDENT.

Evening Star, Issue 18137, 29 November 1922, Page 12

A P.P.A. INCIDENT.

TO THE EDITOR.

—Dor pure unadulterated misrepresentation commend me to that trusty, inaccurate henchman of the Bov. Howard ■Elliott, the Bev. Mr Griffith, tete pastor of the Church of Christ. I had not met nor heard the reverend gentleman, so attended his mooting at Ravensbounie test evening, and had the exquisite experience of hearing myself classed with swine. He declared very definitely, in the counso of tenoral abu&o of I>&boT mou, thnt ho hud met mo on one occasion, and engaged on argument, hut fl-s usual with g&ntlctin.cn of rny kidney his efforts had proved useless. I he declared, had provided him with some Soviet literature. Of course, all this proved to he without foundation. On my ■asking him if ho had ever met mo before he (replied in the negative. I then informed him of my identity. Result, confusion and apology. I ask the public, however, to judge of the value of the propaganda of the paid agents of pur opposition at tins time'. In conclusion, let me say that it is my belief 'that the practical w-ork of Christianity will triumph despite the work of such reverend gentlemen.— 1 am, etc., John Gilchrist, Labor Candidate Dunedin Central. November 28.