Swiss Gov't Uncovers

5 Year Old Spy,

By MICHAEL GOLDSMITH

n,;r;N, Switzerland (AP)-The 5.. .55 government announced 1-H,-day the ulslon of a nun- g:ll'lt".lI diplomat on charges he ..-mated a five-year-old spy net.- ,.f...-;. by blackmailing Hungarian rpmgees into his services.

An Italian woman also has been ex...-lied and a Hungarian-born Sulss woman is being held for

ial. "The announcement said Mate Vcgh. former second "secretary of ",9 Hungarian Legatlon who left Switzerland last September, tried to return Monday and was imme- diately expelled. He could not be brought to tria under Switzer- 1.nd's antiesplonage laws because

ldipiumagic immunity covered his

u-tivities prior to last September.

ABIESTI IE?! BEBE!

The women. neither of whom was named. were arrested several weeks ago. but the news was k secret until Swiss counter-in - gence had completed its investiga- tion. .

The Italian woman acted mainly as a courier and was expelled be- cause itcouldnotbeprovedsha intentionally helped organize the espionage service. The Swim woman. who acquired her Swiss citizenship by marriage. will be tried before a federal court .

Attorney-General Rene Dubols said the ring operated mainly against Italy. a member of the North Atlantic alliance. CUNNING METHODS

The governmt announcement said Vegh's ring collected mill-

Network

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Vegh was alleged to have re- cruited Hungarian refugees as his agents by blackmailing them with threats against their families in Hungary. -

Dubols said the ring originally

from 1061 to May. 185. V was then appointed secretary and took over the operation.

The legstioa informed Swiss of- ficials last September that Veal; no longer was a of

'stsffanadhadceasedtoenJoydip-

lomatic privilegol. No explanation of the change was given and he soon left the country.

First Visit To

y P. E. I. In 31 Years

Mrs. Colin Love of Borden was pleased to have a visit this week from her cousin. Mr. Arthur Hen- derson oi Downers, Illinois. It has been (it years since Mr. Hender- son visited his homeland. He will spend some time with his sister. llrs. Myrtle MacPhail and his father Thomas Henderson at Long Crock. His father will be 100 years old on February 20th.

I WESTERN GUARDIAN

RESERVE December Nth. Irish town Christmas concert.

FREETOWN School Concert.

Wqnesday. December .19th.

RAL Bedeque School Con- ce Thursday. December ill at 0 pm.

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THE IDEAL Christmas gift. a Pnmperanlan pup. 257 Winter St. Summerside.

MOASE Jewellers sell and Ser- vice fine watches of leading world manufacturers.

I WILL BE ABSENT from my office Thursday. December 20th. Dr. W. E. Callaghan.

STILLL TIME to get your T. V. from Wallace Moase installed be inro Christmas. Make your appoint mcnt now.

R E G U L A R Thursday night dance, Kenslngton Legion Home. Music by Mellowaires Orchestra. Dancing from 9.30 - 12.3). Admin- lon 50 cents.

MOASE Jewellers. Summerside ar.d"0'Lcary. are prepared to help you with your last minute Christ- mas shopping. '

"SANTA" will visit White's Fur- niturc Store and Mllllgan's Super llarkct. Alberton. Dec. 21-22nd and Monday. Dec. 24th-2 to 5 p.m. Santa has requested that parents accompany their children.

WATER USE-u-Intthc story on the water scarcity in Summerside it should have been stated that l'Cl'l.8lIl plants had increased their water consumption three and one- third times for cooling purposes.

not one-third.

CONVENERa- in yesterday's report of the Candle Light Ser- rice conducted by S n of Trinity Y-P.U. Summerside Sun- day evening, the name of Glenda Brown. convenor of recreation and culture was inadvertently omit- ted.

STORES OPEN - Beginning this evening Summerside stores will remain open for three even- ings, Wednesday. Thursday and Friday until 9:00 o'clock to ac- commodate Christmas shoppers. The stores will be open on Satur- day. afternoon and on Monday, Christmas eve until 5:00 o'clock-

COAL-SCHURMANS in Ken- slngton now have in stock Welsh Cobble. Hard Nut. Bras D' or Nut, St. Rose Nut, and Egg. Sydnay. anti Albion Egg. Get your winter coal supplies in now while roads arovopen and the kind of coal you want is available. Phone Schur- mans Kensington 10 for prompt ddivcry.

FIINERAL TUESDAY - The funeral of Mrs. William Weeks. held from Alberton United Church Tl”-VII! afternoon. was conducted h.V Rev. AS. Weir. D.D. Hymns were "Jesus Lover Of My Soul" and ”Rock Of Ages". Mrs. John Wells sang "Lead Kindly I-Ifhl”. Pall bedrers were Messrs. Arthur Wilkie. Alvin Wilkle, James Arthur, John Arthur. Charles Gor- don and Preston Inman. Inter- mcnt was in Illllcrest Cemetery.

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Recommendations Made At W. Prince Game Meeting

An increase in the bounty on foxes from three to five dollars on a year around basis. an annual license fee of ten dollars on all dogs used for hunting and con- tinuation of the present licensing arrangements pertaining to farm- ers and fishermen were the main items of business approved at a meeting of the West Prince Fish. and Game Association. held in the Alberton Legion. Hall last night. A one dollar bounty on ravens was also approved.

sortie discussion was held re- garding a closed season on pheas- ants and hungarlan partridge in Prince County next year and the matter was left over for the next meeting.

It was generally agreed that a feeding program for Pheasants and Huns should be started right away and the following members were appointed to look after the distribution of feed in their areas: 0'Leary. Marne Kennedy; Tignish. E-C- Perry: Alberton. F.C. weeks; Bloomfield. Keith Pratt; St. Louis Frank Shea.

The annual meeting of the branch will be held at Alberton in January at a data to be decided later. ,

Vice-president Joseph M.cDon. glgd, Tignish. presided at the meet-

S50 Fine For Being Intoxicated

In County Magistrate's Court. Summerside yesterday a party from Tignish was fined :50 and costs for being intoxicated in a public place when he pleaded guilty as a second offender before Magistrate R.S Hinton. Q.C.

A Dirty from Borden was fined 820 and costs for possession of liquor other than in his residence.

Under the Highway Traffic Act. three parties were each fined t3.00 and costs for operating a motor vehicle without proper equipment attached.

A party from Wellington paid 35.00 for falling to come to a com- plete stop at an intersection while a similar fine was levied on a party for failing to have his motor vehicle registration transferred.

A party from Summkstde paid 310 and costs for driving without due care and attention (speeding).

Two Fire Alarms At Summerside

Summerside firemen responded to two alarms yesterday. the host to the home of James Arsenault. Water St. around ii.30 a.m. and last evening to a store on Duke St. owned by Harold Arsenault. In the initia base sight damage was done to supporting beams in the basement after a heater got out of control. The sprinkler alarm at the Arsenault store was set off in some manner last even- ing about 0.15 but there was no

axe.

O'LEARY

The O'Leary Hulk plant is now officially opened. Programme Chairman for the evenings featur- es was Mr. G. E. Caruer. sales supervisor of Imperial Oil Ltd.. St. John. N. 3.

Dr. George Dewar. M. L. A., guest official and after some in- teresting remarks. declared the fine new built plant officially open- ed.

Evenings programme consisted of Films. various topics and an address on progress in Petroleum by Mr. R. A. Carroll, supervisor of farm trade. Imperial Oil Hall- fax. N. 5.

Mr. J. H. Ccrry. District Man- ager of Imperial Oil on P. E. I., gave an interestln talk on pro- gross in Products. he Local Im- perial Agent, Mr. James Harris, expressed his thanks for the fine attendance. Throughout the even- ing drawings were conducted for door priael. donated by the local agent. At the conclusion of the evenlngv entertainment a delic- loss In? was served xydtht 0'-

On wedneedey evening. Dec. 0. an Auxiliary of the 0'leary Com- munity I LIdiOI' Aid VII formed at home of Mrs. Rob- on ouuou. Inc. '2: followinl

Rev. Cecil Webber Speaks At Club

The value and importance of I good sense of humour was the subject of an address delivered to the Men's Association of North Bedeque. Freetown and Travel. ler's Best at their monthly meet- ing The speaker was Rev. Cecil Webber, pastor of Trinity United Church Summerside. The presi- dent, Ailison Profitt, presided.

Mr. Webber, who is I native of Newfoundland. noted that a pre- valent sense of humour was com- mon to Canada's two Island prov- lnces. He felt this was due in a large measure to the fact that the People lived close to the work of God in farming and fishing. no termed this faculty a God-given gift which helps greatly to take People over the so called rough places of life-

The meeting took the form of

friends of the men as special Kuests. A delicious lunch with ice cream was served by the ladies of Traveller's Rest Church. ' Previous to the meeting. a rous- III8 sing-song was led by Rev. Grant Walls of North Bedeque. Scripture reading was by Delbert Raynor. The minutes of the pre- vious meeting were read by James Clark. The thanks to the ladies was extended by Eldon Dlummond. The collection taken will be for- warded for boy's camp work at Augustine Cove.

gldred English in Ellerslie on Fri- ay.

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Adams of Knutaford, were visitors to Summerside recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Bayfield Betta. Glenwood. were visitors to the home of their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Jams Baglole. 0'Leary. on Friday after- noon.

Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Caseley of Mill River, were recent visit- ors to O'Leary. They were guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Adams.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Dennis of Knutsford, were recent visitors in Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. Collie Pridham and family of Montrose, were Sunday visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Boulter in 0'I.eary.

Mr. and Mrs. Waldron Laird. Coleman. were Sunday visitors in Alberton and vicinity recently.

Mr. Wilfred Dennis who is em- ployed in Summerside. spent the

eekend with his family in 0'- Leary.

Mr. and Mrs. James Harris. 0'- Leary. spent Sunday with the lat- ter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Al- vin Maclsaac in Glenwood.

Mr. Ira Ellis, O'I.eary, was in Tlgnish recently in connection with his official duty.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Colllcutt. Burton. Lot 7. were recent visit- ors to O'Leary and vicinity.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Colllcutt, Springfield West. spent Sunday re- cently in Summerside. They were guests of their son-in-law and daughte . Mr. and Mrs. Claude Harkness and family.

Work is progressing favorably on the United Baptist church in 0'Leary. but I re Isis great deal to be done ore it is finished.

Mr. Samuel Cornish. 0'lleary, has received the position of Jan- itor of the New Federal Building in 0'l.eary.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jelley, 0'- Leary. were recent visitors to the home of Mrs. Aldred England in Elierslie.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sweet of Forest View. motorai to sum- merslde recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Truman Harris of Locke Road. were recent visitors to the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ver- non Betts in Glenwood.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Palmer and family. 0'Leary. motored b Brooklyn recently. They were the guests of the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wells.

Mr. and Mrs. George Duggsn. Kenslngton. were Sunday visitors at the home of their son-in-lsw and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Arth- ur Cornlsh on Mill Road.

Mrs. Forest Phillips. Charlotte- town. arrfved by bus on Friday evening to spend the weekend with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Smallman in Knutsford.

The annual meetinl of the Unit-

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open house with the wives and

of Schurman's School Parade In-

BOTTOM: Second place final- ists In the four and over classroom division. of Schurman's School

ITOP First place finalists in the. . four and over classroom division. are the KEYISHIEIOH High School Ivor Cotton.

terscholastic Quiz Competition,

Students, (Seatedl Sheila Caseley,

lParade Interscholastic "quiz com- petition. are the Burden High School students. (seated) Ronald

SCHOOL PARADE FINALISTS

Donald Ling. David Spicer, and

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PIUSVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gallant were recent visitors to Charlottetown. On their return trip. they were accompanied by their daughter. Beatrice, who was a patient for a few days in Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McGregol'. Burton. were Sunday visitors in Plusvllle.

Some of the residents of this district are busily engaged in cut- ting store wood and lumber. This is excellent weather for the task. Friends of Mr. Charlie Gallant are sorry to learn of his continued illness. All wish him a speedy re-

covery.

Friends of Mr. Melvin Richard. Bloomfield, are sorry to learn he is a patient in the Western Hos- pltal.

The last bingo for some time was held in Plusville Hall on Mon- day evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gallant. daughters Maryln and Beatrice. motored to Charlottetown on Wed- nesday. They were ccompanled by Mrs. Edward Gallant and Mr. Paul Gallant-

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dalton and daughter Helen. Burton, were Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. John

Corcoran. '

Quite a number from the dis- trict attended the sales recently in Summerside.

Mr. Fred Alsenault has returned home after spending a couple of weeks visiting relatives and friends In Toronto.

A very successful variety con- cert and basket social was held In St. Anthony's Hall. Bloomfield. on Friday evening, Nnvemhcr 30th. y There was a very large attendance. r'I'he programme consisted of in-

of Cascumpec spent the weekend visiting with their parents, Mrs. Velda MacNeIlI. In Kntitsfonl, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mncbougall in linionvalc.

Illrs. George Dumvilie of Union-

Mrs. Aldred Elglish in Ellersllc. I Miss Blanche Matthews. Sum- imerside. is spcndinc the wcekend Iwlth her parents. Mr and Mrs. lJack Matthews in ()'Leary.

l Mr. and Mrs. Elmer MncCm1- nell. liioncton. N H. were recent visitors at the home of their par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie More shead in West Devon.

Mrs. Michael Murphy and fam- ily, cggcumpec, were recent vis- itors at the home of her brother- ln-law and sister .Mr. and Mrs. Garth Harrison in 0'Lesr,v. CP

Miss Olive Jellcy and Mr- BIIIIO Parker of Summerside. were Sun- day visitors at the home of Mr. ".4 Mn, George Jelley in 0lLeary.

Mr. and Mrs Bernard Riley of cgpg wane, were visitors to 0'- Leary on !lInnda.V afternoon

Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Friuell of Springfield West. motored to Summerside. on Thursday IRR- noon

! BURTON

Recent visitors of Mr. Thomas Doyle. Campbcllton. were Mr. and Mrs. George Knox and Clifford Knox of Palmer Road. Mrs. Clem O'Connor and family of Cape Wolfe. also Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mt-Kenna and daughter Nancy Ann of Borden.

Friends of Mr. Thomas Howard, Cape Wolfe. are sorry to learn of his illness.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Knox and Clifford Knox of Palmer Road were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butler, Glengarry.

Friends of Ann Marie Stevens, Campbellton. are sorry to learn she is a patient at Western Hos- pital, Alberton.

Mr. Patrick O'Connor. Cape Wolfe was a visitor at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dalton. Bur- ton. on Sunday. Nov. 18.

Lawrence MacMillan of Toronto. Ont.. is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Colllcutt, Burton.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett McKenna and daughter Nancy Ann of Bor- den were recent guests of Mrs. McKenna's parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Griffin. Burton.

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blanchard. Haliburton. whose marriage was solomenized at St. Mark's Church. Lot 7. on Wed. Nov ii.

Mrs. Margaret Dumvllle, 0'- Leary. was a recent visitor at the home of her brother and sister- in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cooke. Burton.

Mr. and Mrs. llarnld Howard, Burton. wcrc recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. iiarnlri Mt-lnlyre and Mr. and Mrs. Nril J. McLcllan of Grand River.

st. mental music. songs. reclilat-

halc is spending some time with-

lons, dialogues. monologues and step dancing. Following the pro- gramme thcre was a sale of nice- ly decorated baskets.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ramsay and family. Alhcrtnn. were Sunday lizuestn of Mr. and Mrs. Warburton Murray. I Mr- and Mrs. Kcir Murray and family. Mlmlnegash. were recent visitors to Plusville. A

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Miss Kay Williams, R.N., spent a few days last week on the Mainland.

Messrs Eric and Walter Adams, sons of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Adams. have returned to their home from Toronto. where they had spent a short time.

Mrs. Ray Fraser (nee Ruby Adams) and her brother, Mr- Al- vin Adams. motored to Charlotte- town on Sunday to visit Mrs. Fraser's husband. who is recov- ering from an operation in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

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NORTHAM

Many friends in Northam will regret to hear of the death of Lemuel Stewart. which t place in Watertown. N.Y- Dece was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. David Stewart, Northam. Mr. Ste- wart left Prince Edward island a number of years ago and since that time has resided in Water- town N.Y. where he made a host of friends who sincerely mourn his death! There are left to mourn his widow three brothers Ellis Hgllfax. N.S.; Hartford. Cam- bridge. Mast; Clayton. Charlotte town; Staten are: (Mabel) Mrs. Reagll Williams. Poplar Grove; (Myrtle) Mrs. Forbes Ellis. Ever- ett.lMaas.: (Glenn) Mrs. Herman Dyment. Northern; fCarriei. Mrs. Roy Ellie, Summerside. Sincere sympathy is being extended to the bereaved family.

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs- Ivan MacLean on Thursday evening. Owing to weather conditions there was a fair attendance.

The Northam Women's Institute entertained the Birch Hill Wo- men's Institute to a social eve- nlng at the home of Mrs. Herman Dyment on Wednesday evening. December 5th. A large number were in attendance. The evening was spent in games. music and conversation. After this the North- am Ladies served a dainty lunch. A vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. Dyment for her hospltalifY-

A large number of sorrowinl relatives and friends from differ- ent parts of the province who at- tended the funeral of the late Mr. James Dyment on Wednesday aft- ernoon. testified to the esteem in which the deceased was held by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance. Sincere symptItllY is extended to the bereaved fam- ily. A0

HOWLAN

A car load of potatoes was load- ed at Howlan on Monday. Novem- ber 19, for McKenna and Griffin.

-Frank Gallant who spent the past three months in Toronto. ar- rived at his home here on Mon- day nlght, November 19.

Mr. and Mrs. Camillles Gallant of Summerside. were in Howlan and Duvar during the weekend of the 17. a

There motored to Charlottetown on Tuesday, November 20. Paul Dolron, Mrs. Felix Doiron, Mrs. Howard Arsenault and Adele.

A hospital aid meeting, in aid of

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