Prince
Rupert
Doily
New
Friday,
February
22,
19
Ships
anj
W6ltli,
Cominform
Believed
j
Washed
up
as
Soviet
j
j
Instrument
of
Policy!
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p.
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New
Deal
on
School
Cost
t'RCM
Delegation
To
See
Provincial
Government.
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,
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will
By
VINCENT
BUIST
HE
RUN
(Reuters)
After
more
than
two
years
VANCOUVER
NCOUVER
a
ir
A
A
special
special
-
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convention
of
me
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Ber-
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Columbia
Municipalities
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-
presl-
UiBpu.Mu.v.,.k,j
-
Thursday
aul)l0rl7,ed
It.
pre
lin
observers
are
ready
to
speculate
that
tnis
onct-dent
to
scelc
a
new
dcal
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rom
e..
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V,aa
Wn
Hisrarfled
as
a
malO.'the
province
on
school
cosu.
Last
Day
Saturday
-
Final
Reductions
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
CLOSES
ITS
DOORS
FOR
THE
LAST
TIME
AT
6
P.M.
SATURDAY
NIGHT.
ALL
REMAINING
MERCHANDISE
MUST
EE
SOLD.
AT
THESE
FINAL
REDUCED
PRICES
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
NOT
TO
BUY.
STOCK
UP
FOR
THE
WHOLE
YEAR.
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t'liUl
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t,
cui
iaiiuu
iiwo
Mayor
Frank
aoldsworthy
of
instrument
01
SOViet
pOUCy.
North
Vancouver,
president,
will
Its
last
official
meeting
took
head
a
six
man
delation
to
place
in
Hungary
in
November
and
then
Rudolf
Slansky,
of
.
victo
la
today
which
will
ask
the
1949
:
Czechoslovakia
both
C
o
m
I
n
-
f
provincial
government
to
bear
Since
then
a
large
headquar-
I
f0rm
-
founder
members
have
80
percent
of
education
costs,
tcs
in
Bucharest
has
continued
been
arraigned
in
their
cwn,Pavmg
20
percent
to
be
carried
Prince
Ruprrt
O.
D.
Marshaii
i-...
uiv
Ollimyirr
v
ij.
to
operate.
But
there
have
been
;
countries
for
treason.
i
by
local
governments.
no
meetings
similar
to
previous:
oomui;a
and
Slansky,
who
sat
j
i
turn.
the
province
would
Wiilnu
"t
renny.
ones
which
got
big
headlines
an
,
at
tablc
together
when
the
kee
p
SO
percent
sales
lax
money
over
the
world.
If
meetings
have'
Comlnform
was
born,
epitomize
wh:ch
now
goes
to
inunlcipul-
taken
place,
they
have
not
Deenjtn)
fanurcs
whlch
have
dogged
Hies.
disclosed,
contrary
to
Comin-
(hc
organlzallon
slncc
XUo
oroKt.
,
Th(
n,m!llnmg
2U
CKlA
form
custom.
away.
j
would
be
used
for
general
anml-
From
being
Stalin
s
mouth-,
c,ntral
Qf
fice
0,
the
Com.
:
c
,
CT
TflriS
''
-noved
from
Belgrade
to
Thus
thc
UBCM
Siilu.
the
ft-Tre
an
pTepa'fed
Bucharest
after
the
T
I
to
break.
.
,
propa
anda
is
work
hv
nam,
wIucatUm
cost8
would
hi:
sis
as
social
aam
vhich
!hc
'
cent.
This
actum
lowing
a
stuslv
g(
it"
Wilfrid
E.
Hoboj.
k
i
financia'
expert
asw.
many
yars
with
;
I
.deration
oi
Miyorse
Reg.
$6.95
-
$15.95
LADIES'
DRESSES-No
Try
Ons
$2.99
Reg.
$9.95
-
$16.95
LADIES'
DRESSES-No
Try
Ons
$3.99
Reg.
$11.95
-$18.95
LADIES'
DBESSES-No
Try
Ons
$4.99
ilg.
$14.95-329.95
LAKES'
DRESSES
No
Try
Ons
$5.99.
Seven
hundred
officials
and
minor
officials
are
trained,
be
put
on
the
fame
percentage
1
according
to
East
European
press
reports
reaching
Berlin.
The
creator
and
first
chief
of
the
Cominform.
short
tor
Communist
Information
Bureau,
was
Zhdanov.
His
death
not
only
robbed
the
Soviet
Union
of
a
leader
but
also
seemed
to
leave
the
Cominform
without
its
former
aim
and
skill.
Its
five-storey
headquarters.
Journalists
who
have
visited
the
building
say
It
is
cloMly-fuarded
by
conspicuous
police
patrols.
They
say.
too,
that
the
t'ominform's
chief
purpose
now
is
to
amass
world
statistics
and
prepare
material
for
delegates
In
the
Soviet
group
of
countries.
The
more
important
policy-
LADES'
SLACKS-No
Try
Ons
$2.99
$5.00
-
$8.95
Reg.
Even
if.
Zhdanov
had
not
died,
'
rM-mintr
funrtifms
i
inn
tannin-
k
Last
Day
-
Take
'Em
Or
Leave
'Em
Bargains
EVERYTHING
GOES
-
PEOPLES
STORE
-
HURRY!
HURRY!
r,r
rrEnfs!m.now
'
are.
probably
being,
V
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.ufr.t.:
JTrr
1
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exercised
by
the
new
"global
ra
SATU?;
ere
.s
t,.v
"
institutions
which.
Allied
and
begun
to
outlive
its
usefulness
German
'"it
"
to
Pl't
failed
in
its
two
main
post-
:
war
tasks
to
'
wreck
the
Mar-,
Chief
of
these
is
the
World
M
shall
plan
and
eradicate
na-;
Peace
Council,
which
is
said
to
F
NYLON
HOSIERY
42
Gg.
89c
-
45
Ga.
99c
-
51
Ga
$1.09
9:13
Saturday
Matinmj
f
Evening
Shows
7
.
tionalism
from
Communist
draw
neavuy
on
me
resources
oi
.
...
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A
..mtrip.
in
Kant
Eurnnc.
Cominform
headquarters
to
sup-
EXt
l.lSIVF.:
FOB
THE
FIRST
TIME
ON
Tilt
Sti:
ReCardieSS
Of
PriCe
ALL
LADIfci
MA
15
..
.
WC
and
J1.VV
Z
ns
lack
of
success
against
East
:
P'y
a
delegates'
meetings
with
i
Europe
nationalism
can
be
estl-!
translators
and
material.
Others
ije
Royol
Journey
incolor
Starts
Monday
Pal,
99c
$2.50
$2.75
LAPSES'
SCARVES
-
Pure
Wool
mated
from
the
number
of
East
are
thc
World
federation
oi
European
purges
and
trials
since
j
Democratic
Youth
and
the
In-1947
'
ternational
Federation
of
Dcmo-
The
resounding
propaganda
cratlc
Women.
defeat
for
Moscow
in
thc
d
fee-i
523.$3-$33.95
LADIES'
RAINCOATS
-Your
Choice
$9.99
38.95
EVESlG
GOWMS,
WEDDING
GOWNS
$9.99
.50-
tion
of
Premier
Tito
of
Yugoslavia,
it
is
believed,
led
to
Russian
doubts
about
the
usefulness
of
the
Cominform.
Since
then
many
leading
members
of
the
Cominform
have
lapsed
into
the
Communist
twilight
and
in
recent
months
first
Vladyslav
Gomulka,
of
Poland,
WOOL
SNUGGiCS
AND
VESTS
50c
S1.25
TOTPM
2
mr
.
m
w
m
pniu
atnyTriitrTiiiawif":ift'
FAMOl'S
ri.AYERS
TIIKATKt
HCK
hit
Evening
Shows:
7-9
p.m.
Motince
Sorurdc
STO
By
the
end
of
1952
about
700.-
000
Canadians
wiil
be
receiving
Given
Schooling
VANC'OVVEIt
and
VICTORIA
SUNDAY
ss.
Chilcotin
8
p.m.
t
TUESDAY
'
ss.
Camosun
12
noon
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AM)
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
(JIKKN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
February
15
and
29
ss.
Chilcotin
midnight
FOR
SOITII
QCEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin
February
22
FRANK
J.
THINNER
Prince
Rupert
Aijent
PARLOR
CAR
FARE
UPPED
MONTREAL
It
was
announct
ed
yesterday
by
J.
A.
Bras.
'
chairman,
Canadian
Passenger
i
Association,
that,
on
account
of
thc
Increased
cost
of
operation,
i
thc
Canadian
Railways
and
!
Pullman
Company
have
found
U
I
necessary
to
increase
the
minl-'
mum
fare
for
parlor
car
scats
between
stations
In
Canada,
Effective
March
1,
thc
minl-
mum
fare
for
a
parlor
car
seat
will
be
advanced
from
seventy-i
five
cents
to
one
dollar.
In
cases
where
the
parlor
car
fare
is
now
one
dollar
or
more
thc
fare
w.ll
not
be
increased.
federal
old
ape
pensions;
this
CANADA'S
OLYMPIC
SKIERS
:
number
combined
with
children
in
receipt
of
Family
Allowances
will
bring
nurriber
ot
Canadians
receiving
monthly
Ot
tawa
cheque's
to
about
five
million.
PROTECT
THEIR
BOOTS
USED
CARS
FOR
SALE
1817
Plymouth
Sedan
1950
Austin
Sedan
ni9
C
hevrolel
Sedan
19.0
Sludehakrr
5-pa?senger
Coupe
19IS
Ford
Panel
H-ton
19.17
Lincoln
Coupe
1911
Chevrolet
Coupe
1940
Plymouth
Sedan
In
Hospital
Ward
;
j
EDMONTON
(Pin
classei
with-
out
classrooms
374
Indians
and
j
j
Eskimo
patients
In
the
Charles
j
Cainrell
Indian
Ho.spit.al
here
are
:
:
receiving
a
formal
education
dv-
i
i
nid
them
previously
through'
'
circumstances
of
environment
i
and
geography.
Their
classroom
is
a
hospital
ward.
Their
desk
is
a
hospital
i
bed.
There
is
no
age
limit.
In
I
ict.
233
of
the
pupils
are
adults
and
111
childttfn.
;
There
are
more
than
500
Third
Ave::uc
Phone
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STbAMkR
Prince
George
tar
Members
of
the
Canadian
Olympic
Ski
Team
are
.
upplied
with
a
NUGGET
Shoe
Polish
Kit
to
keep
their
ski
boots
in
top
shape.
Nugget's
line
waxes
and
oils
penetrate
and
keep
leather
supple,
protect
against
sculling
and
make
ski
boots
Superior
Auto
Si
WATERPROOF,
too.
Follow
the
experts
PRESUMED
DEAD
IN
AIR
CRASH
On
Wednesday
of
this
week.
Chief
Justice
Farrls
slssued
an
order
declaring
one
of
seven
persons
who
disappeared
on
August
4
on
a
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
plane
as
officially
dead.
The
plane
vanished
in
the
vicinity
of
Tofino
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Lsland.
The
death
order
was
sought
by
Mrs.
Ada
D.
j
Costlcy.
Her
husband
was
an
!
electrician
of
Taliais,
near
Zeb-!
alios.
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
mid
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
-it
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MtDNKiHI
LuXu.-y
ut
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
example
and
preserve
your
ski
boots
and
everyday
shoes
with
NUGGET.
Limited
patients
in
thc
hospital'
but
as
school
doesn't
begin
until
they
reach
six
years
not
all
of
them
arc
enrolled.
Lesrons
arc
ionducted
by
a
principal
and
four
teaehvrs
on
the
tutorial
system.
Teachers
move
from
bed
to
bed.
Nurses,
orderlies
and
other
members
of
Phone
G'(
Third
Avenue
West
a
B
m
n
H
U
r
iliirdf
of
t
lie
pupils
are
in
the
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
tiM'ICE
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BC.
'1
SPECIAL
Available
in
Black
and
Vv
A"i
jf5
Hie
hospital
staff
help.
Some
of
'the
older
pupils
assist
'in
t.'-ach-
.
in
g
the
younger
ones.
!
Students
come,
from
all
over
I
Alberta
and
from
the
Alaskan
j
border
to
llic
eastern
reaches
of
j
the
Northwest
Territories.
Twen-
j
ty-flve
of
them
don't
speak
English
at
all.
A
number
can
j
Jsl
!
make
themselves
understood.
;
Magnitude
of
the
Job
facing
u
lit
n
st
three
(trades
of
school.
For
the
children,
leaching
follow
closely
the
Alberta
course
in
studies,
with
emphasis
on
read-In-,,
writing,
language
and
arithmetic.
With
adult,
there
Is
a
different
approach.
Many
of
them
have
had
no
education
and
to
these
the
fundamentals
ore
offered
just
as
they
are
to
the
liildren.
a
w
tit
he
teaching
staff
is
indicated
by
A
rtal
Ry
Whisky
ol
pf
price.
Mode
from
Rye
Grain
m1
and
matured
in
oak
coski
controlled
conditioni.
!
the
fact
that
approximately
two-
mi
S$s-k
dA-f
l
For
whiskv
aualitv
A
v
'
.
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iiiiu
lie
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I
Willi
II.
Do
You
Need
A
New
Furnace?
WINTER
IS
NEARLY
OVER
BUT....
If
you
are
planning
to
instal
a
new
furnace
for
next
winter
...
we
would
strongly
advise
ordering
now
for
future
dclVcry.
Orders
placed
now
have
the
following
advantages:
I.
u
suve
a
10
to
15
increase
expected
in
the
very
near
future.
I.
You
are
not
required
lo
make
the
normal
one-third
down
payment.
A
small
monthly
payment
is
all
lh
is
required.
3.
Your
furnace
will
bi"
almost
paid
Icr
when
you
are
ready
for
installation
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Ltd.
Phone
Black
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x
,afiw
w
a
i
ITT
4
tl
rj't
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GIN
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from
grain
mashes
and
r7,X
No
V
,
If!
m
m
rectified
over
finest
quality
imported
botanicals.
The
deal
Gin
f
!
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.
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for
Cocktails,
Collins,
etc.
1
CHESTERFIELD
BED
LOUNGE
Easy,
comfortable
and
bedding
compartment
1
CHESTERFIELD
CHAIR
Carved,
in
wine
velour
2-Picce
Suite
Complete
$155
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
"A
Good
Tlacc
To
Buy
-For
Over
a
Quarter
Century"
327
3rd
Avenue
Phone
773
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Special
Royal
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Selected
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nOM
COAST
TO
COAST
ITS
Reserve
Rye
I
Melchers
Distilleries
'
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advertisement
it
not
published
or
displayed
by
This
adverlLicuicut
is
not
published
or
divplaycd
hy
tin;
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
tlio
Ciovcrnment
oi
lirityi
Columhia.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
"K'riHiimt
of
Canada.
iwtroi
board
or
bv
tli
Cjovemniciit
or