MORE
FIRE
IN
PULPIT
NEEDED
.Churches
Dying
of
Dignity,
Declares
Rev.
Cob
Munro
Appeals
for
Practical
Religion
"Many
churches
are
dylngiof
dignity,"
declared
Rev.
Bob
Munro,
rousing
travelling
evangelist
of
the
Soldiers'
and
Air
men's
Christian
Association,
In
speaking
.before
a
large
audience
at
a
good
old-fashioned
gospel
meeting
in
the
Y.M.C.A.
War
Services
jHall
Sunday
night.
"What
we
have
got
to
do
Is
get
the
Gospel
out
In
the
open
and
religion
in
the
streets.
Like
the
Egyptian
mummy,
there
is
all
kinds
of
dignity
in
a
lot
of
our
churches
but
very
little
life."
,
A
cross-section
of
Prince
Rupert's
religious
life
leaders
supported
the
trumpet-playing
evangelist
on
the
platform
and
the
audience
was
representative
of
all
Prince
Rupert's
congregations
and
some
people
who
are
not
seen
often
around
any
of
the
city's
churches.
Mr.
Munro's
40
minute
discourse
was
a
stirring
oration
replete
with
personal
experiences
In
the
salvation
of
souls.
At
the
close,
he
appealed
for
members
of
the
audience
to
give
themselves
to
God
and
several
responded.
Cecil
Carter,
local
representative
of
the
Soldiers'
and
Airmen's
Association,
presided
and
there
was
opening
prayer,
by
Chaplain
Lyle
Robinson
of
the
United
States
Army.
G.
R.
S.
Blackaby
read
the
Scripture.
Giving
Christian
testimony
were
Supply
Assistant
Richard
Hay-hoe,
Canadian
Navy,
Staff
Sergeant
Harry
Graham,
United
States
Army,
and
Staff
Sergeant
Bryce
Farrow,
Canadian
Army.
Bombardier
William
Nelson.
gave
a
vocal
solo
appropriate
to
the
occasion.
Miss
Laverne
Linney
was
pianlts
for
the
tvenlng.
One
of
the
features
of
the
evening
was
the
hearty,
singing
of
Gospel
hymns.
Cure
Church
Of
Triviality
The
church
must
be
cured
of
triviality
and
get
down
to
the
0
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essentials
of
Christian
conversion
and
living,
declared
the
pastor.
One
heard
a
lot
these
days
about
Juvenile
delinquency.
"I
would
say
a
lot
of
it
Is
really
parental
delinquency,"
declared
Mr.
Munro.
"What
we
need
Is
more
magistrates
with
red
blood
In
their
veins
who
will
discipline
the
parents
when
juveniles
come
before
them.
More
religion
Is
wanted
in
tne
ncmes."
Warning
students
against
the
"monkey
work"
of
some
professors
who
put
science
above
re-illglon
and
philosophy
above
the
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measuring
cups,
perfect
for
mixing
baby's
formula.
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Rubber
Sheets
Baby's
Oil
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Night
Gowns
Baby's
Bottles
and
Baby's
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Nipples
Baby's
Cups
Baby's
Rubber
Pants
Baby's
Sweaters
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Variety
Store
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
WANTED
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men,
willing
workers
for
cold
storage
and
fish
floor
work.
Have
steady
work
for
capable
men.
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367
word
of
God,
the
evangelist
gavV
the
"Bible
as
the
rinal
word
of
appeal.
He
decried
such'
preaching
as
that
of
evolution
although
he
,
was,
ready
,to,admlt
that.
even
monkeys
would
not
be
guilty
of
the
dereliction
.which
was
to
;be
found
among
some
humans
today.
Only
by
conversion
to
God
could
life
be
made
worthwhile.
Going
on
to
give
many
personal
Incidents
In
the
salvation
of
souls,
he
declared
that
"saving
of
souls.was
the
only
fruit
worth
picking."
The
only
way.ln
which
any
nation
could
remain
great
was
if
more
attention
was
given
to
spiritual
Jlfe.
Unfortunately,
that
attention
was
not
being
given
today.
"What
weaklings
we
have
become
spiritually!
What
we
need
is
more
fire
in
the
pulpit
Grain
Inspectors
"Visiting
Elevator
Four
grain
Inspectors
of
the
Canadian
Board
of
Grain
Commissioners
are
in
the
city
Inspecting
the
local
elevator.
All
from
Vancouver,
they
are
Ronald
Battensby,
John
J.
Manson.
Ned
Wilson
and
Malcolm
J.
McLeod.
The
local
elevator
at
present
contains
about
900,000
bushels
of
No.
1
and
No.
2
Northern
wheat,
the
last
of
which
was
shipped
here
in
the
fall
of
1942.
and
the
pew
and
less
fire
in
the
church
kitchen."
Mr.
Munro
continues
his
meetings'
each
night
this
week
In
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel
and
next
Sunday
his
farewell
mass
gospel
meeting
will
take
place
in
the
Y.
MCA.
Hall.
LOG
SCALE
IS
LOWER
Log
scale,
in
the
Prince
Rupert
forestry
district
in
September
was
22,427,459
board
,feet,
bringing
the
total
of
sawlogs
taken
out
for
the
first
nine
months
of
this
year
to
147,633,970
board
feet.
The
mqnth's
total
was
about
11,000,000
board
feet
less
than
In
September
1944,
and
the
nlnemonth
aggregate
was
about
48,000,000
board
feet
less
than
last
year.
Poles
and
piling
taken
out
during
the
month
.totalled
147,343
lineal
feet
as
compared
with
97,363
feet
taken
out
in
Septem
ber
last
year.
Activity
Sn
the
pole,
and
piling
industry
showed
an
Increase
over
last
year,
the
nine-month
total
for
1945
being
1,592,127
,feet
;as
compared
with
)086,325
feet
for
th,e
same
period
last
year.
Sawlog
total
in
August
this
year
was
22,974,406
board
feet
and
.
the
total
of
poles
and
piling
was
885,374
lineal
feet.
Spruce
logs
comprised
the
greater
part
of
the
sawlog
scale
last
month,
12,740,437
board
feet
being
,taken
out.
Totals
of
other
.types
logged
during
the
month
were:
Hemlock,
3,634,156;
cedar,
3,-314,415;
balsam,
,1.427,593;
fir,
.680.598;
.jackpine,
330,270.
Bulk
pf
,
the
pole
and
piling
cut
.was
made
up.
of,
cedar.
Premier
Hart
states
his
GRA
Prince
Unpen
bnflp
Tuesday,
-October
6,
194$
TURF
STORY
AT
CAPITOL
"Salty
ORourke."
With
Alan
Ladd
and
Gail
Russell,
Coming
This
Wednesday
And
Thursday
Based
on
a
horse
racing
theme,
a
dramatic
picture
of
the
sport
of
kings,
"Salty
ORourke,"
is
coming
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
Wednesday
and
Thursday.
Alan
Ladd
and
Gall
Russell
are
the
stars.
In
the
story
Ladd
is
trying
for
a
chance
to
go
straight
after
finding
that
he
is
being
put
on
tho
ervs
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trainer
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meet
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EMPLOYMENT
FOR
A
VAST
ARMY
OF
WORKERS
PLANS
for
SOCIAL
PROGRESS
and
SOUND
PROSPERITY
Revision
of
Education
System
To
relieve
the
school
tax
burden
and
to
aid
municipalities
and
property
owners,
the
Cameron
Commission
Report
will;
be
implemented
in
full,
providing
for:
1.
Establishment
of
a
uniform
basis
of
taxation.
2.
Abolition
of
the
Personal
Property
Tax,
in
rural
areas
for
school
purposes.
3.
Consolidation
of
school
districts
and
increase
in
the
number
of
teachers
in
congested
schools.
.4.
Establishment
of
a
basic
education
standard,
higher
than
in
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
including:
(a)
Adoption
of
basic
salary
schedules
for
teachers,
with
appropriate
increments.
(b)
Generous
aid
by
the
Provincial
Government
in
other
school
costs.
(c)
Taking
over
the
share
of
teachers'
pension
contributions
now
paid
by
the
school
districts.
.
(d)
Bonuses
for
teachers
in
isolated
areas.
5.
Beyond
the
basic
education
programme
the
Provincial
Government
wiUTassumc
50
per
cent
of
the
cost
of
school
buildings
and
other
equipment.
s
.
C.
Assumption
of
50
per
cent
of
the
cost
of
transporation
and
allied
services.
Housing
j
Low-rental
housing
projects
and
slum-clearance
projects
undertaken
by
the
municipalities
will
be
aided
by
substantial
contributions
from
the
Provincial
Government.
Municipal
Reform
The
relationship
between
your
Government
and
the
cities
and
municipalities
requires
change.
An
authoritative
body
will
be
set
up
immediately
to
initiate
necessary
changes.
Rural
Electrification
and
Power
The
comprehensive
scheme
of
power
development
by
the
B.
C.
Power
Commission
will
revolutionize
our
farming
methods.
It
will
put
electric
light
and
appliances
in
every
home
and
farm
throughout
the
Province.
The
$10,000,000
already
supplied
to
the
B.
C.
Power
Commission
will
be
supplemented
by
greater
sums
for
the
development
of
this
vital
programme.
Veterans'
Rehabilitation
The
government
will
co-operate
fully
with
the
Federal
Veterans'
Rehabilitation
programme
and,
wherever
possible,
will
supplement
that
programme
by
measures
which
will
give
additional
benefits
to
B.
C.
veterans.
Contributions
have
already
been
made
to
veterans'
educational
and
vocational
programmes'
ln
the
university
and
elsewhere.
This
government's
well-planned
land
settlement
scheme
gives
B.
C.
veterans
financial
help
an4
opportunities
not
obtainable
in
any
other
province.
Highways
Programme
The
Coalition
Government,
through
the
Highway
Commission
it
created,
has
a'
comprehensive
and
well-planned
construction
programme
providing
a
system
of
modern
arterial
highways
and
necessary
side-roads
to
supply
the
needs
and
pleasures
of
all
who
travel,
on
them.
As
part
of
this
programme
the
Malahat
section
of
,
the
Island
Highway
has
just
been
finlshedl.the
Pine
Pass
and
the
Hope-Princelon
roads
will
be
completed
in
the
near
future.
Millions
of
dollars
have
been
appropriated
for
the
improvement
and
reconstruction
of
our
present
highway
system.
In
addition,
the
Government
will
give
fullest
co-operation
to
the
authorities
responsible
in
locating
and
constructing
a
highway
to
Alaska.
The
Reconstruction
Programme
Tens
of
thousands
will
be
employed
in
the
great
reconstruction
programme
of
the
Government
in
projects
which
have
been
planned
and
in
sonic
cases
already
started.
The
construction
of
plants
and
lines
for
the
B.C.
Power
Commission
will
run
into
millions
of
dollars
during
the
next
5
years.
The
$10,000,000
Highway
Programme
to
which
,tjie
Government
is
already
committed
will
provide
employment
.for
.thousands.
The
Hope-Princeton
Highway
will
be
started
immediately
the
Highway
Commission
awards
the
contract.
The
$0,000,000
Peace
River
Outlet
is
in
process
of
construction.
Public
buildings,
long
needed,
will
now
be
built
in
Victoria,
Vancouver
and
other
centres.
The
$5,000,000
programme
of
the
University
,
of
British
Columbia
only
awaits
the
release
of
men
and
materials.
A
$15,000,000
school
construction
programme
is
envisioned
in
the
Cameron
Report
which
is
being
implemented.
1
$1,000,000
is
now
allocated
to
new
hospital
construction.
The
P.G.E.
Railway
Measures
have
now
been
undertaken
towards
,the
completion
of
the
P.G.E.
Railway
and
the
development
of
the
great
North
land
it
serves.
The
co-operation
of
the
Dominion
Government,
the
C.N.R.
and
C,P.K
has
been
secured
in
setting
up
a
representative
committee
whose
report
will
be
the
basis
of
a
definite
plan
of
action.
The
Act,
which
authorized
vast
grants
of
land,
as
an
inducement
to
outside
capital
to
develop
and
extend
the
P.G.E.,
will
be
repealed
in
the
interests
of
the
people.
It
will
aggressively
press
for
Dominion
approval
of
a
gigantic
$210,000,000
highways
plan
for
inclusion
in
the
Federal,
public
investment
programme,,
Social
Services
This
Government
pledges
itself
to
support
every
practical
measure
for
the
improvement
of
its
social
services,
including
old
age
pensibns,
mothers'
pensions,
health
and
welfare
services.
Industrial
Prosperity
and
Jobs
This
Government
will
continue
to
promote
all
measures
helpful
to
the
expansion
of
our
industries
and
,to
the
greater
use
of
our
vast
resources.
It
will
encourage
new
industries.
Continuation
of
such
policies
will
ensure
greater
prosperity
and
higher
employment
than
any
alternative
government
could
offer.
University
of
British
Columbia
The
first
major
expansion
programme
of
the
University,
including
the
establishment
of
Medical,
Pharmacy
and
Law
faculties,
has
already
been
provided
for
by
the
Coalition
Government
and
will
be
speeded
by
every
possible
means:
This
Government
will
give
every
possible
encouragement
to
higher
education.
It
will
seek
to
provide
equal
opportunity
for
attainment
of
University
education
by
all.
Public
Utilities
The
Coalition
Government
will
assist
municipalities
in
the
acquisition
of
the
li.
C.
Electric
Railway
Company's
power,
distribution
and
transit
systems,
which
has
been
proposed
in
the
interests
of
the
conesumer-public.
British
Columbia's
Parks
The
Coalition
Government
has
already
planned
and
.
will
now
undertake
a
comprehensive
programme
of
park
development.
To
complete
this
programme
will
require
large
numbers
of
men.
Freight
Rates
Lower
freight
rates
to
B.
C.
mean
more
jobs
and
greater
prosperity
In
the
shipping
business
and
the
industry,
of
the
Province
as
a
whole.
We
will
vigorously
press
our
claims
for
freight
rates
adjustments
at
the
Dominion-Provincial
Conference.
If
we
do
not
succeed,
we
will
continue
to
fight
unremittingly.
The
Agricultural
Industry
This
Government
will
do
everything
In
its
power
to
promote
agricultural
production
and
to
improve
the
opportunities
and
living
standards
of
those
engaged
in
this
industry.
This
Includes:
1.
Efforts
to
stabilize
farm
prices.
2.
Improvement
in
the
marketing
situation.
3.
Improvement
in
grading
and
inspecting.
4.
Assistance
to
irrigation
districts.
5.
Expanding
the
land-clearance
programme.
6.
Encouragement
to
new
industries
processing
farm
products.
7.
Increased
agricultural
research
services.
Labor
Legislation
British
Columbia
leads
in
labor
legislation!
The
Coalition
Government
will
ensure
that
we
continue
to
lead!
Dominion-Provincial
Conference
The
Coalition
Government
will
co-operate
to
the
fullest
with
the
Dominion
.Government
and
other
Provinces
to
ensure
raising
the
standards
in
other
parts
of
Canada
to
at
least
the
standards
of
living
social
security,
health
and
education
so
far
achieved
by
the
people
of
British
Columbia.
The
Forest
Industry
The
recommendations
of
the
Royal
Commission
on
Forestry
will
be
implemented
to
ensure
the
greatest
economic
harvesting
of
our
forest
wealth
in
perpetuity.
It
will
result
in
maximum
continuous
employment
of
every
worker
in
the
whole
industry.
The
Record
of
The
Coalition
Government
is
the
Guarantee
of
Its
Future
Performance.
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Thursday,
October
25th
vote
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Coalition
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