The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1933-04-14

strong red paper that is true,
but if telling the truth is a crime
against humanity, then it is just
too bad. This paper has been t.
ing to bring the truths out and t. |
help better conditions for the poo |
pie. This pastor calls the truth |
poisonI What a miSleader. l am
the daughter of Lutheran pastcr
and was brought up in that fat
and l can now clearly see who does
the misleading. Misleaders al
just such people as this pastor NJ
wonder people are falling ava
from the churches when they u
their il fluence like that pasotr
does, to fight against the truth
What can we expect.
The pastor in this county seat
has one of the most modern and
beautiful homes in that commun-
ity, while most of his congrega-
tion live in novels and have very
little to live on, due to poor crops
a4d poor price. He is not sacrific-
ing anything for humanity.
Speaking about these reds and
their attitude toward the Red
Cross he says "Get all You can
and kick for more" He said they
broke into the Red Cross rooms
and helped themselves to every
thing on the shelves. Another
deliberate lie, the truth was that
some very poor people came 20
town to ask for RED Cross clothes
and when the committee heard
they were in town they closed tn
doors and refused them entrance
, This made the people angry arL
, they tried to persuade the conn
. mittee to let them in, but it W.:
no use SO they opened the dool
with a key Che said broke inn an
I all those that needed undelclo
: ing got two suits apiece and M
r more, as there was a party tax
ing care eff that part. A grea
|, many of them did mt take a thinl
; but stood by while their comraGe
/, got theirs. He said (helped tier
/. selves to everything ON the shelves
a another falsehooG. What kind {
) Disciple is he to begrudge poo
people a few suits of underwear
l. the weather was becoming veI
It cold and they needed them badl!
g am sure that the pastor ha
n. good clothes and could not feel tn
10 cold of others, some of his flee
ID included.
" In regard to the mob" tn;
in went down to the pastors houl
Is, will say he Gid not state. all
e. the facts iIs this case either.
S" the first place, the Lutheran pa
ly tor was on the central relief cor
to mittee and they (the committee
ot refused to meet with a commit
rs of farmers and workers, and 5
an what could be done to help sor
re. Of these folks If their dire nee
Ass A committee of three women W
on snt down to the pastors home
ce, see if he would not held the
ed, (the farmers and workers). I
til money was there to be given {
his to the eredy but he refused to :
off this committee of three wom
of Was this the attitude Christ wei
ON. want him to take? l don't thi
cir 1t is.
a Then, after the pastor refu!
csc to see these three women,
ng so women vert down TO his no
nj and asked to ste him, but the d
ray was locked and the cowardly 81
ciple of Christ" refused to
them but called the Sheriff, dep
sheriff and one other man to ch
them off tfhe porch. This bri
TO my mind the words of Je
icle when he said, al was in pr
our and you visited me not, / v
are naked and you clothed me no
the was hungry and you fed me n
ar He also states that he has 81
let reds in his congregation. 7
5 in won't be in his congregation '
e is long if the pastor keeps up
tate attitude. Just such thirhs d
people away from the church
out when they go they are gone
It is good. The member that he sp,