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That the rural youth of this Province will play-an important gm in the future of Prince Ed- ward island was evidenced yes- ierday at the Provincial Exhibi- lion grounds when boys and girls lrnm Prince. Queens and Kings

Great I mprovement Noted in Rural Youth Fair Work.

now numbers a little less than 70.000 with the membership in- creasing every year. He stated that youth clubs were not only making a fine contribution to ag- riculture but were giving excel- lent training in leadership. He

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use PIOPLI'I svanase . WN. CANADA. SATURDAY,

PERON'S FORCES BATTLING REBELS

of materials and colours were a credit to the girls who paraded gracefully across the stage as they were announced by Women's Institute Supervisor Maylea Man- nlng.

Four girls and two boys were

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SEPTEMBER 17,

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Draw Ilonli In Search For Would-be Killer

BRIDGEWATER. N. s. rari- The RCMP searched without luck Friday for the night prowler ap- parently bent on murder who fired a shotgun blast into the sleeping form of a British-born cattieman. The blast from outdoors shat- tered a double living room window

Contract For Extension Oi City Airport Runway

The Summerside Firm of Morri- son and Macltae Ltd. had -the lowest tender among those sub- mitted for the contract of extend- ing the runways at the Charlotte town airport. it was learned un- officially yesterday.

The amount of the tender was approximately 3125.000.. and in-

volves the moving of more than 100,000 yards of earth. and the lay- ing of over 2,000 tens of asphalt, which is equivalent to the amount required for a mile o,f highway.

If confirmation of the awarding of the contract is received soon. work on the project will begin immediately. S.

IOIV 1955

N. I. Mon Named To Pension Commission

OTTAWA !CPl - Stephen G. Mooney. 57-year-old county solici- tor from Andover, N. 3., has been appointed to the Canadian ,pen- sion commission.

His appointment. effective .Oct. 1, was given final approval at a cabi- net meeting Friday. He will fill the vacancy left last June by the death of commissioner H. Attwood Bridges.

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Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

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Both Sides Claim Victory In Uprising

By Bruce Henderson BUENOS AIRES, (AP)-Armed forces loyal to Pro-

sident Juen D. Peron battled today

to crush a wave of

displayed that;-l cslvgs. lilollxli-Ty. told tchiub member. tod keep be- (l:!Ilt;S:lII yleusittzrdaiiiallto atteriifr nttlze mind: before 15 of me lightweight . . arrieii Velel 95 "1 llWll- ore am e ams an purposes 0 o. H" b mad m 1 in th ..

iwhen the more serious matter of 4-H work which he said were They were from the Sewing arc: am: and e:';"0efVI::'.Col. Te. I S I n army and navy uprisings in Argentina. Both sides claimed at showing and ludgin of the to train heads in clean thinking; Clubs. the Garden Clubs and E, T, Burbunu who 1” sleep!” victory as the fighting raged on.

A rebel radio station at Puerto Belgrano late Friday said anti-Peron army troops from the provinces of Cor- rientes. Cordoba. Sante Fe and Entre Rios were gather-

ing to march on Buenos Aires.

It said naval forces are lolnlngiwaw":" '" the rebellion from the Rio Santiago naval base and naval academy. and other centres.

There were unofficial reports that some elements of the army had handed Peron an ultimatum to resign.

The struggle loomed as :1 grnver challenge to Peron than the bloody June 16 'revolt which was put down much faster than Fridayis pre-dawn outburst of rebellion.

from the Poultry Clubs. Twdboys and four girls were also named to attend the Maritime Winter Fair at Amherst.

Ruth MacPhail and Miriam Hyde oi Meadow Bank Garden Club were doubly lucky yesterday when they were chosen to repre- sent the Garden Clubs at the "Royal" and as runners up in

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hearts to greater loyalty; hands to be more useful and to pro mote health for.better living.

LEARN BY DOING

As a finale to a most successful day. about fifty girls of the Sew- ing Clubs modelled blouses, dress- es. skirts and suits which they had made themselves. The orig- inality of design and the choler

on a sofa.

The British Army veteran did not require hospitaltreatment but police said the charge could easily have proved fatal had- any one of the pellets penetrated an eye or other vulnerable spot.

The attack occurred between 0:30 and 10 ,p. in. Tuesday at the Continued on page 2. Col. I

mi.-to; was over the cub mem- oors without exception. from the youngest to the oldest engaged in . program of sports which was participated in with a spirit of keen but friendly rivalry. The Malpeque 4-H Calf Club was the winner of the sports banner pre- ggnted by Mr. S. C. Wright. dep- sly minister of agriculture.

NOTE! IMPROVEMENT

Mr. J. D. Moore, secretary of the Canadian Council of 4-H Clubs said that there was a definite im- provement in the exhibits and showmaushlp from the last time no visited the island five years He congratulated the par-

Ot N oi eworthy B enetactor

He was Vice President of the.merce was a local director of the Merchants' Bank of Prince Edward Island. and after its amalgamation ""th the Canadian Bank of Com-

Tbe Hon. Frank Richard Hearts, whose death at 04 occurred at the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Thursday evening. was the twelfth Lieutenant Governor of P rin cv Edward lsland since Confederatio

and served in that capacity to. over six years, .from September 0 1924. until the appointment of Hon. Charles Dalton on Nov. 29, 1930. ' At the time of his appointment hr was one of the youngest Governor: in Canada. and the predlctionr

big wheat port in Buenos Aires province ad joining Puerto Belgrann naval base. Thai base and the Rio San- tiago base. site of Argentina's Naval Academy. were in revolt.

REPORT BOMBING

Tliere were reports air force plarlzs had bombed the Rio an- tiag-i base and the 5th infantry division was on its way to attack Puerto Belgrano.

latter institution for several years.

HOSPITAL ACTIVITIES

As a public benefactor and phl- lanihroplst Mr. Heart: was known at and wide. He was a very liberal contributor to the Prince Edward Island Hospital and for a , number of years was on the board of trustees. He was chairman of l the first campaign that was launch- led to build a new hospital. and his business ability proved of great

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anaitlgggtenwtiiotigle gzylsgifl 0 -p 3:55," gm fvlalllglty 512' mg; tier - Continued on page 5. Col. 6 'Rebel forces captured Banla The Argenune nee, was declared

Ym”'h club. would not be PM. this Province were amply fulfilled loyal to Peron. it is anchored at - ' By his hospitality and geniality Pu:-2-to Mariryn, 600 miles south of

Bll(Zil.!S Aircs.

Planes over Corhoda, one of the centres of Friday's uprising, drop- ped leaflets proclaiming the tri- umph of the revolution.

"Once more the armed forces oi the nation are raising with pride and honor the flag in-defence oi the sacred principles of the Fath erlaiid." the leaflets said. "Cor doba has been conquered again fol God and Fatherland."

ATTACKING REBELS

But the government said ele meals of the 14th infantry regi- ment. loyal to Peron, were ad- vancing toward Corhoda to. pin down the rebels there. The gov- ernment threatened aerial born bardment of all rebel strongholdi unless they surrendered.

Peron extended a state of siege. or virtual martial law. to the en- Previausly it liad ap

ibl . lliiin Moore said that the num- her of 4-H'ers in the Dominion

C oming Events

supper. Wed y

and by his cssC0lll'3gEITlEI'lE of man. measures " for the welfar- and betterment of the people, h- set a fine record of achievemen in his high office.

His father. Benjamin Hearts. an: his grandfather. Richard J acol Hearts. had been plomlnen fig- ures in the business life of thi.-' Province. and Mr. Hearts himself i was actively engaged in commer- cial and financial activities for many years. He was also greatly interested in agriculture. having carried on farming extensively in . the Charlottetown Royalty.

As President of the Provincial - Exhibition Association for many! years and chairman of the indust- rial Development Commission. which he inaugurated. he played an outstanding part in promoting the agricultural and industrial in-

V iSees Outmoded Marketing Hindering The Maritimes

FREDERICTON (CF)-A fore-p "Most of the briefs made in the 'YlOSl C ”i economist said Fri- past few years have pretty well 'ay there were many things Msri- assessed the problems. The prob- "mars could do to strengthen their lem now is. let's See What can be iosltion in the national economyidone about it." ind better salesmanship might bei 010- C- -1- Firestone. federal zone of them, . trade department economic ad- I W. F. Lougheed. consulting econ- viser. e.Ghoed his words, saying. .omist to the Canadian Bank of "There are ample opportunities icommerte. spoke before a panel the Atlantic region; the ion regional trade problems at the Will! to do Ibolll them- irlrst seminar of the Atlantic Prov- C- 9- Biyth. director of the llnces Economic Council on mg Dominion bureau of statistics' in- unive.-siiy or New 3;-unswick ternational trade division. said campus hen. Atlantic region exports in 1954 He said the marketing approach roa cbed S290.000.000 compared within the four provinces "is a W191 lmP0l'ts of S190.000.000. EM!!! limo pm, 0! dgggj glfavoragiolaa trade balance of about

.000. -MORE VIGOI NEEDED

Aunandale ham gogdny ,Se-pt. 11st.

Regular dance Elliott hall. to night.

Cardigan chicken supper. Tues day, Sept. mth, dance after. '

Annual Chicken Supper in Brae Parish Hall Tuesday, Sept. zoth.

Dance. R:-ireshmen s. Kelly's Cross school. Monday, September 10.

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PO'I'lATO BOARD MES

At a meeting of the newly it was decided I0 take immediate formed Prince Edward Island steps to improve the situation. Board ..iaet Members of the boardlplciured

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MANAGER Cullen: Roland MacDonald: Ken-

neth MaoNeill. Back row: Elric Campbell: Nail D. Mar-.Neill. R.

Reuiilar Sulimlay night dance. It. Peters Hall. Al Blatlcha J'- orchestra.

terests of the Province.

i pnoiuo-i-ior-ismoa'm6'i' e

Regular Dance." Stanley Bridge every Tuesday. Rollie Mcl(enzie's Orchestra.

Cleaning and buying ttrnotiiy seed daily. Elmer Crnpaiid.

MacDonald.

Potato Marlsolills

nlght.Mr. Elric W. Cunpboll was above are:

made manager. The meeting dis-

Front row. left to right: Wil-

cussed marketing prospects and ham MacLennan. chairman; 'r.a.

L. Burge; Frank Jardtne: Lorna

Maclfarlane. Photo by Margaret Mallett.

Report Job

New Classes Affected By Unemployment Insurance

He added that "a more vigorous and more active policy" could. for instance. "market more potatoes." Mr. Lougheed suggested that steps should be taken within the next five ydars to absorb the Nova Scotia. New Brunswick and

plfedmml! to this capital. which officials called the lieadqua less of the rebel leadership.

Radio broadcasts appealed to the Argentlnos to remain quiet and claimed the government had rapidly crushed the rebellion with

F. H. Kernaiigan. manager of the Simpson-Sears Ltd. outlet at Halifax. said he felt "it la possible to develop new industries here" but "from the retail point of view we are not getting enough quality

Says R.C.A. F. Terribiy Short Of Seasoned Men

"The R.C.A.F. is terribly short the Association." of seasoned men in air crews and Councillor A. Walthen Gaudst. sround personal." Air Vice-Marsh representing His Worship Mayor al K. Guthrie told the members of J. David Stewart. who is absent 201 (Charlottetown) - Willi R-C-A from the Province. extended the F. Association at a dinner meeting civic welcome on behalf of the in his honour at the Clover Club Mayor and citizens. "It is with last evening. "The only thing that ext:-em. pleasure that we are can stop I fishtlns war is superior honoured by this visit of Alr-Ma.'sh- air power and nuclear weapons at Guthrie. National President of "Russia has not changed." he the R.C.A.F. Association." Mr. said. "and I urge you to seriously Gaudet said. "We are also glad to consider and reflect on the sltua- refer with gratitude to the wonder- tion. You will then give a lot of ful boost given the Centennial com-

offerings from this area.”

Continued on page 2' col : the surrender of 300 rebel soldiers

at one place and the arrest of 100

civilian plotters in Buenos Aires.

Buenos Airee was mostly quiet Continued on page 3. Col. 4

labor force of Newfoundland.

Picture Bright in Maritimes

HALIFAX. (CF!-The National Employment Service reported Fri- day that factors ranging from the weather to tourists had combined to produce the brightest Job pic- ture in two years in the Mari- times.

Moreover. the government agenc said in its August report. "the emands for labor. especially in the agricultural field as harvest workers. will increase during Sep- tember."

unemploy...e..t insurance to new classes of workers may affect Prince Edward island in a man- ner proportionately greater than the other provinces. one of the classes which will soon be insur- able is those engaged in the breeding and racing of race. . horses. Prince Edward island is 2 noted in all parts of Canada for its prominence in the raising of racchorses and considerable per- sonnel is required to care for the animals. . Explanation is given by the Un-p employment Insurance Commie- siun that persons engaged in the breeding. raising. and caring for .,

OTTAWA, Sept. 16--(Speda1)- Increased pressure is expected at the next session of Parliament to extend unemployment insurance to further classes of agricultural. fisheries and forestry workers. Demands made at the last ses- sion by members of all political parties for coverage of farm. for- cat, and seafaring workers have met with at least some response from Labor Minister Gregg. An nrdcr-in-council passed by cabi- iiet council earlier this month will give unemployment insur- ance coverage to certain classes of agricultural and horticultural workers beginning January 1.

Baptismal service North River gridizs t4ord's Day at I p.in. (S. .1

Prince Edward Island.

l).uice Beaver Hall. Montague. Tuesday, Sept. 2). Don Messer's Orchestra.

Rl'x8i'VI Wednesday. Sept. 28th. for hot chicken dinner in New Glasgow Hall.

Rollo Bay chicken supper. Bin- in and other games Tuesday. Sept. lilh. llcals 5-9.

Dlllltn Fort Augustus Wednes- iai: September 21st (not Monday) lliirkr-s Orchestra.

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l-':n Il'li'l'S--before rlll('ixf'fls and fowl contact Amos Gallant, South Rustico.

dance at Cliff Peters. iinil-i Bay. Monday. September

selling your

shire Cemetery be on hand Mon-

. do iilth at 12:30 o'clock.

90”! party on Tuesday. Sept It in Legion Home.

i0l'Pfl by the Wnme

thought to the promotion of the recruiting campaign in Canada". "Young men are being encour- aged to join up with commercial e it t e rprisesp notably television.” the speaker said. "Let me say that

which would be the case if North America is subdued in a fighting war. Donit think of Charlottetown, Halifax. Vancouver or the central

Sourls. span 7 parts of Camden as being out of it

n's Auxiliary.

or In it. all will fall like rotten apples from a tree if we are not

m i tt ee when the M1 iClllI" Iottetownl wing took over and sponsored the Air Show which was a definite highlight in our summer program. We are alliproud of it." Reg. Howard. President of 201 (Charlottetown) Wing, occupied the

, there will be no television or alml- ; 13.9 in 12 30. Canteen. - 1" muvme. (0, um" who on chair and introduced the guest g'f00gl.pl:::i" pi''''"'” i" "'9 '”i'. til interested in levelling amp seat to the Siberian salt mines, speaker and Councillor Gaudet. "Good weather. bmmmul MM

thanking both for their kind ref- ferences to the organization.

Mr. Howard made a presentat- ion of a is e framed Island scene to the Na ional President as e memento of his official visit to the Charlottetown Wing. An approi-ig.

it listed these anticipated dc- mnnds on the labor force of the three provinces: 500 potato pick- ers for the upper St. John river 5 valley. 500 potato pickers for Prince Edward island. 750 apple pickers for the Annapolis valley.l

vests. a booming construction in- dustry. increased tourist business and other factors have all com- bincd to increase employment throughout the Atlantic region." the report said.

"Figure. wow ",9" 5,, luwln Northern Ontario.

I further. It is probable that extension on

1 workers.

1056. This move will be followed racehorscs are not at all in the by appeals to the minister to go same category as seasonal farm ' in ii large number of

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Two Killed, l4.lniured By Lightning In Que.

CHAPLEAU. 0nt.. (CP)-Light-glicnry Poul Cote. Emil Trudel. ning dealt death and injury Fri- 1 Harvey Dcmers. Charles Merclcr. day at an isolated lumber camp-ll Paul Leclair. Guy Dachon. Leon i Moiilagne.

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TORONTO. (CF) -- Miiiimllm

and inaximuln tempecetzures:

iiiiirkrii supper. Vernon River ..

iii" Tmlsday' sepumh" i ovI:ln(:'E)lIeI'ilIE1u:llgllll)1'SpilI.lelpl:E-sailtllnference ii)Vlgniiiedelrneii's(tEi-Ei,iiiEneini:(iicivirlicdiiJI; work." Emmi)-le dun " "'3' A hon umck an camp" Elam" iseph Guemm Ormlen Ge" and . Min. Max "1" mved 5 5" 9' m"''' me” with R.C.A.F. Association officials the Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion mm mm 1953' killing two men. injuring is oth- Gaston Leiiouilller, oil are from Judggd on individual merit were the Prnigncr 1:: 9;! mayafi w"':;: Dawson 32 ll slmuins at Mt. Stewart Friday here. Vice-Marshal Guthrie said ""5" MW Wm T9901 I8 C0ll- FEWER HUNT JOBS 9” and mu” four born" the Frencmcamdian Village of the boys in the above picture In Fair lit MOHMV Gm" :iimEaiit v"c0"v' ' N u

"M smumay mam. u 3 o'clock .1 Wm carry back to the exewnv. vener. The gervlce n g d 13 The bolt struck one man. killing Lasarre. Que. near Ronyn. of whom will have a chance to right s fan ac reizorm I In Vbwn. 0 5.

"IV in remember-lood comedy. :"”,igl'0"m'"0'I "MYOII hive here. Head table scaiins included Mr drop in the nul(f)1l:er.0f mpaelle iifiiii him on the spot. The other was Five of the men. all employees ishgwtiilfir :i;iig.3'"::iaE:0i1f"?IYl :q'c'gf"r:":(m';:g'l' Wing -wm'""M gdlfnulliol 47 as

a (Charlottetown) wl . the d M .r . . ' ' - . ii (iii R bitalll Lumber Com- ii I we - ' usury .. . as

mfg; 'h;v"';glt1:i; Mmion1g:r;; In most progressive group we iiiavein an Coiistlnllgii -iii ii!aiii'eu2i.n'ciil'4.M '"'?SSS.lf.?.Ta”22'?.alZ l'.u3'oi.n;d ' 2l."5.'l7.iul3s del).)'thf1l:hl)e0ult.fIlln-(Stet (inn:-exlaliirtgeiirod shfilck. Theyk had so lF)::j-l.d(Ioiif gpggllgylvilric; urliiilporrllililnity to ludiie at H p :3 z:

5913!. It sponsor ' n Darlillgt-oyll him ' be Dune xmuble wee an of East Baltic who will represent Barter's Film Lab. -I-ammo . 5. 7'

ill ' '" The dead were identified as the co IDS I 9- omw. u u

' Jean Larochelle, is. of St. .lan- M I .1- ....... n.. I Farm income Shows -1- -M ' it 0

'N.IIQ5day, Rom. ' . Lemieux. 22. of Ste. Sabine in Fiid M-M - 3 - Orchestra canteen Ierviee ll ' - Quebec's Gupe resIon- 5'9 " 0" ” i7 "'

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rivet.-lei pic. 3 anhggi all mails of 1054 according to Ontario aiiii British Cl hi :6 wo)' quwem unzmmo mu. I am" he" "3" dwume temp" 3; ii" ' ., "um ' mi - B" "ms atures will rise to the 60s again . - Clldmore oyug neg 3;-lg, ill! 3030!" 9! Statistics. eight per cent in katchewln.

QR L D1 i Cash income declines were felt - i”d”yf 0" S""d"y "h' huh Wm

' ' ck”; 1'." Gl””'- ------e--A-- -...... .- E"c""'9 Elm" Wile” E5195 in "'9 ' PRINCE ALBERT. 5l5k- (Cm move off to the east and cloud -will be buying fowl SM. hm n"'"d"y' 5'” 3' mu '9” 4g”"'.d " 'm'm' "V On Fire still burned in the main build- will spread over the southern 9...," , Come and enjoy talented singers: from use. Jill I ye r earlier as W, ,, 9,, gum. gnd ca. Lul- M,,.mm,,g wmi, ,i,,..,m., en, 5. expected in northern New Bruns