The proclaimed in an

Lovely Lass Laucieci

Atijudged the finest dancer in the Festival was charming Mor- garet Rose Rhynes. Malpequs

Road. A consisten winner. she won six firsts. one second and one third. Her dancing was spir- ited and she understood thorough- ly the motif of each dance she performed. Recently retur had from Scotland. Miss Rynes has returned with a background of knowledge she has put to good use. She is to be congratulated on her fine work and it is hoped that she will continue in the dance which will bring credit and acclaim to Prince Edward island.

-(Bart:-r's Film Lab.)

Pisquid East

.'A number of children from fhis district attended the inocu- lation clinic at Mount Stewart, Tuesday. April 19.

Der-pest sympathy is felt for the family of the late Mrs. Gertrude Hendricken who passed away sud- denly in Dorchester. Mass,

Miss Juanita Jay. student at P. W C.. spent the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jay.

Mr. and Mrs. liarie MacDonald. Lorne Valley. were visitors at the home of Mrs. MacDonnldis par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Jay. Sunday. April 24.

Mr. Stanley Webster. Cardigan. and Mr. Cecil MacNeill. Lorne Valley. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Burke. Sunday after- noon. i

King's Cosatyi Fisherman-Away To Good start

..'Aimost all miss wars us Saturday and yssterday as lobstsr fiahsrmsn act out undar clsar skies to open another fishing sea- son. The two days wars almost perfect for the work with tight winds on the east and south shores. On the north shore. howavar. stronger winds prevailed and slowed operations to some extert. All fishing areas were ice free. and lines wererun without diffi- culty or mishap. Fishermen took the opportunity to set out traps. and almost all have half or more of their traps out. The first haul will be made today but the big haul will not be r i until probably Wednesday when all traps will he in the water ;-no fishing.

It was reported yestertia.v is--I one fisherman had two lobsters in a trap which had been out foi- and a half hours. Fishermen this is an indication of s good catch this year. No prices are as yet being quoted, but it is rumored that the starting price may settle around twenty'tc twenty-two cents for canners. And twenty-three to twenty-five for market. provided there is a ready market available.

Eastern Guardian

'LiBERAl. POLL meeting at Victoria Cross school, Wednesday. May 4. 8 pm.

tLIBERAL POLL meeting at Francis Shepherd's. Cardigan. Tuesday. May 3rd. 8 p.m.

..'LlBERAL POLL meeting at Warren MacDonald's. Dundas. Monday. May 2nd. 8 pm.

. .'lIOSl'-JNEATH BEAUTY SHOP closed Mondays. open all week by appointment. including Tues- day and Friday evenings. Phone 63-IS.

..'l-IUNERAL AT CARDlGAN- The funeral of the late Catherine O'Brien. widow of the late Michael O'Brien. was held Saturday m!':'n- ing from the Hennessey Funeral Home to All Saints Church. Car- digan. for Requiem High Mass conducted by Rev. J. P. E. 0'- Hanley. D.P.. who Kiso conducted the service at the ave. The pall- bearers were Mes s. A. A. Mac- Phee, Lorne Flood. Edward Lar- ter. James A. Shepherd. Joseph L. MacNeii Joseph Quinn. Inter- ment was hI the Church cemetery.

Miss Isabel Birt. Charlottetown. spent the week-end with her ar- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace irt.

week-end at the home of his par- ents.

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Stapleton and son. Ronnie Valleyfield West. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jay, Sunday, April 26

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Affieclt. Mount Stewart. were Sunday vis-

itors in Pisquid East. BA.

Diem Emerges Victor In

So. Viet Nam

By John Roderick

SAIGON. South Viet Nam. (AP) -Premier Ngo Dinh Diem emeri- ed the victor Sunday from a hectic scramble for power. An attempted coup by a backer of chief of state Bao Dal collapsed and left Diem iitill head of the beleaguered gov- ernment of South Viet Nam.

The Vietnamese army-which for a few hours took orders from his opponent. Gen. Nguyen Van Vy-returned to Dism's camp and

-..pledged piete loyalty to him. ' Vy. deserted by even his per- sonal guard. fled to Dalat. 240 miles northeast of Saigon. ap- parsntly surrendering the preten- sions to "supreme power" which

attempted coup d'etat earlier in the day. Diem. firmly in coiitrnl again.

sent a message to San Dai-who has been attempting to impose his will by remote control from the French Riviera-advising him tn anniil orders naming Vy com- mander of the army and to with- draw his summons of a confer-

Power Fight

encs in France May I to choose a new government. - DENOUNCE BAO DAI

Ths national revolutionary com- mittee. a con rass of 18 political parties and Vi tnamese lead- ors. danounced Bao Dal Saturday night as s dtssolute French puppet and announced he was beinl 110 posed as chief of state. The com- mitten his no actual governmen- tal power. however. its function seems largely advisory.

Diem has its action under con- sideration but has not announced any dociston.

"If Bao Dal doesn't come to his senses." a spokesman said. "the decisions of the national revolu- tionary committee deposing him may have to be considsred seri- ously."

From Cannes. where Boo Dsl livas in luxurious security. far from his country's turmoil. the ex- emperor cabled Diem Sunday that be was interested only in avoid- ing civil war and getting a gov- ernment with a broad popular base.

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Active Girls in G The Centennial Lassies received 85 marks for th Saturday night. The teachers of this group as Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacLaren, were congrat of The Lassies was not as good as the adult group, but th

caliy speaking. where they received more marks,” explai left to right they are: Andrea Duvar. Judy Dewar. Jane

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Ross. All but three of the chorus were' participants in

eiic Singing eir Gasltc Singing in competition

well as the Caledonian Club Singers. ulated for their fine work. "The Gaelic

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ey were much better musi- ned Major MacLeod. From t Mellish, Elizabeth Hay-

wood. Virginia Shaw. Sheila Johnston. Back row: Norma Duvar. Eleanor Henry. Betty Carol Matheson. Margaret Dawn Matheson, Arie

ne MacDonald and Ruth the various dancing com-

to hear of her injury. falling of her tricycle and cracking her arm: her many friends hope to see her -arm otit of the cast before too Ilong.

Miss Marion MacKenzie. Char- lottetown. formerly from Murray River. left recently for Toronto. Ontario, where she will remain for some time.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hancock. 535;;i?::.,Ni?;nE?25h,2:fc5:2i1.i.iumy River spent the past week. end in Murray River. guests of.9"d I" 59"” mvel"

Mr" Mmmds "mm" M” M" A.B. Boyd Allen, who is with

M Mm'”d' .the a. c. N. spent the pain week- Mrs. Marshall Green and daugh- lend with his wife and daughter in

Mr. Guy Jay. spent the April 23 P

ter. Donna. Murray River islMurray River. spending some time at the home: of her husband's parents. Mr. and I Mrs. Arthur Greene. Albany.

Mr. and Mrs. Murray Jackson and young son. Murray River. have taken up residence in Mon- tsgue. -0

Miss Ann Ferguson. student at W. C.. Charlottetown, spent the past week-end at the home of

(Continued from Dale it her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack

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Miss Donaida MscKay. High - ' Bank, spent the past week-end in Slglusarlrd W" been "en In

Summeriiide. guest of Miss Bertha

MHCI-o9,llL SUMMONED T0 TOMB

Ekaterina Alexeevena Fulsovn. secretary of the Moscow oblast region of the Communist DENY. was standing below in front of the diplomats" stand. She apparently saw Khrushchev motionina to he? and started toward the tomb.

As she passed through guards In their snappy new blue and gold uniforms. worn publicly for the first time today. Khrushchev walked down the steps from the nviewing stand and escorted her.

Khrushchev led Miss Fulsova along the line of dignitaries on thex tomb. each turning away from the passing parade of troops to

A.B. R. P. Judson Nicolle of H. M. C. S. Stadacona. is spend- ing sixty days leave at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lea- land Nicolle. Murray River.

A. I. and Mrs. Leon Buell and children Clayton and Wade of Charlottetown. recently spent a few days In Murray River and Gladstone. guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Buell and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cuddy.

Mr. James Glover. student at P. W. C. spent the past week-end at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. David Glover. Murray

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Our yard at Georgetown now open. Buying rough. hsf-barked and sap peeled ptilp daily.

J. A. MacDONALD

PIILPWOOD

Our pulp yards at Souris will re-open Thursday. May 5. EASTERN PACKING O0.

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SEE HERE COMES CHARLIE

greet her and shake her hand. At- '

petitions. Barterls Film Lab. ' River. tomb she descended again. MUTTUV RIVET Miss Annie MacLeod. Chsrlotte- Diplomats theorized Miss Ful- B .town, spent Sunday at the home sovs is one of the highest ranking .. Mrs. Alva Allen and Mrs got her parents. Mr. and Mrs. women in the party and that Blackett. Montague. spent the ;Gavin MecLeod. Murray River. Khrushchev's gesture was sure to- PBSI Week-end In Murray River.i .appeal to Soviet women. He is guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacki The many young friends of first secretary of the party's cen- Clarey. litle Miss Cathy Clarsy. are sorry tral committee.

PRISONERS RETURN

VIENNA tlteutersi - The first group of 15 Austrian prisoners-ob war and civil internees to be re- turned from Russia since the So- viet government's recent promise to release all Austrians still in their hands arrived here by train Friday. The agreement to return Austrian prisoners is one of the Soviet concessions under the peace treaty settlement now pending.

MONTREAL tCPtOA Canadian planted tree from Montreal will be planted in Wageningen. Holland. May 5. to mark the 10th anni-

D- versary of the liberation of The

Netherlands by Canadian troops. Six maple sugar saplings will be flown to Holland for the ceremony by Royal Dutch Airlines.

New Series Ioy Scout lodges

OTTAWA (CP)- Canada's I75.- ooo Boy Scouts hsvs a new series of proficisncy badgss to try for. They ars aimed at encouraging observation of natural resources The executive committee of the Canadian General Council of Boy Scouts Saturday created wur bad- lcl. one each for forestry, wild- tifs. water and soil conservation. They will be put up for compati- tlon next year,

The committee. concluding a two-day meeting here of senior scout leaders from Newfoundland to British Columbia. also dacldod to initials a cycllst's badge for Wolf Cubs. It will be .-'IIllbIe for cubs who learn to cars for their bicycles and to follow sate rules on the road.

The delegates decided. too. to increase Canada's representation at the 8th world Jamboree at Niagara - on - the-Lake. Ont., next August to 4.000 from 3.500.

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Admission 25c and 50c I Sponsored by Junior Hospital Aid. I

Federal Dairying Company. Eldon, Thursday. May 5 tthrougli Bellevue, Brooklyn. Kilmuvtr. I-Ieatherdale, Val- leyfield. Grandview. Iona.

Wood Islands dovim shore road to creamery.

NOTICE

Mr. John N. MacPhei-son will be hauling cream for

Another truckman will hsulonssme date from

for 1955 is now on.

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end of this week.

P.E.I. RURAL BEAIITIFIOATION OONTEST

The Tenth annual Rural Beautification Contest This year over 80 pr-i1ps to a value of 353400 are offered for Farm Home Improve.- ment. for Small Holding Improvement. Farm Build-

are prizes also for Community Improvement, Village Improvement. for Schools and Rural Cemeteries. For full details write the Rural Beautification Society, Giarlottetown. All entries must be received by the

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OTTAWA (Cr) - Canadians hi SIIIOII. scene of rebel fighting in 5011"! Viet Mm. reported Saturday they are "safe and well". an om. ciai of the external affairs depart- ment said. The Canadians in tho Indochina city are members of tho supervisory truce commission on which Canada. India and Poland are represented.

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