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Dealers Feel Concern

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By DON MacLEOD

I Returning from a market sur- r vey in Florida. where he visited numerous dealers, Reid Sang. ster said that considerable con- cern has been expressed by seed potato dealers in that state over the price cutting tactics by some operators to gain control of the need market in Florida.

“At the beginning of the seed export season," Mr. Sangster said, "a reasonable price was agreed on by dealers here and in Florida. Soon after the agree- ment, however, some dealers submitted prices lower than in the agreement.

“This put most Florida deal- ers at a disadvantage. as other dealers there were able to 5 seed potatoes at a lower price. Dealers sticking to the original price. which helps keep the price structure on seed potatoes stable - were put in a money-losing posi-

Sangster said the depart- ment of agriculture here will watch closely price negotiations.

« Mounties May Inspect Legal Liquor Outlets

A’it.hough confirmation could; not be obtained from Attorney-‘ General _\’l. Alhan Farmer. or P.E.I. Liquor Control Boa rd chairman. Blake Wood, it has been learned that inspection of legal liquor outlets in the pro- vince may be carried out by members of the Royal Canad- ian ‘Mounted Police.

It could not be learned when the inspection would begin.

The inspectors will make sure thenew regulations for clubs re- cently laid down by the com- mission are followed. These cu- ver the sale of liquor to minors. conduct of members, entertain- ment, etc.

Survivor Of 3 Shipwrecks Dies In Bed

HALIFAX (CPi — Capt. Wil- liam Joseph Emberley. 71, sur- vivor of three shipwrecks. died in hospital here Friday.

A native of English Harbor on

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ISLAND NEWS Plot

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. Dec. 9, 1963.

‘Premier Sarlt Tharat. ’ , the closest friends the West} in southeast Asia. died Sunday. t55_yea,_(,1d premier died of

wu turned over on an interim gfollowing aggravation of an basis to an equally staunch sup- i

Pro-Western Premier Oi Ihailand Dies At 55

BANGKOK, Thailand tAP)——ttikachorn, deputy premier and one ofldefence minister.

A medical bulletin said the kid- heart complications old liver disorder. Only hours be- fore his death, Sarit’s American

His government immediately|ney and

>orter of the West, 'l‘hanom Kit-

Iu ifififlll 13% 3 had seemed to be responding to

treatment.

But then was a sudden change and Suit died in his wife's arms at in Bangkok hos- pital late in the afternoon.

Hewuunderthecsreols team of American srmy doo- wrs, headed by Lt.-Gen. Leon-

Heston. U.S. Army lur-

ard geon - flew here

pensrsl, who after Ssrit's liver condition took “

a bad turn Nov. 3. Ssrit had been under trestinent It his ros- idence since Nov. 11.

Heston had treated Ssrit pre- viously in the United States.

DECLARE MOURNING The cwinet declared today a day of national mourning. All oificisl functions were cancelled for three days. 1'' were or- dered to fly at hall-stat! for The nation's at-yes:-old mon-

seven days. arch. King Bhumirbol Adulysdej. named Thanom acting premier

Shortly after the announce- ment of Ssrit’I dosth. "Tnsnom issued an order for the armed forces to remain at their posts. Interior Minister Praphss Cha- rusathien broadcast orders to national police and provincial to be ‘alert Illlnsl v o could be ac- tive with tho death of the pn- mier."

ssrtt, an armor men since tho sgs'otm.bsdbooninthogov- ernmont actively since 1947.

In September, 1067, Suit load

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he remains today.

60'!‘ U.S. TREA en Ssrit’s

N1‘ . liusr ailment forced him to go to the Waits:

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noun I "o no r"-£3-'-'-‘W-= Aron Drive reins of government. In his ob- ssnce, Thsnom served as pro- economic dovelqnnent for 'l‘hsi- ALBERTON " Mm Munret land and was one of the strong- F°"‘Y“‘- ‘°°"°““'5"“'°“‘“‘,'" 9'

treatment. October. 1960. to‘ tens ‘over the . . er Completed SIl"It laid heavy emphasis on est opponents to the spread of Alberton branch of the Canad.

l¢°mm|||‘l3m 11‘ 5°‘-ll-“"1 A513‘ t tan Bible Society has announced

353°“ ‘W3 5°“ 3"'"" ‘ISM’ that the anus! canvass for funds “ "'5' in this area has been c'\m'*""ed mT",“:f°“'“ |- "'1 I’ "‘ "my °"' and that the sum of $297.70 has E0 was among the first to :,°;"hf:::“":.“ "° ‘M ’"°Vm' sound an slum when a ml1l- ' Csn~vsss';rs I; tits: Iron were . H. . at cm. Mrs. gm 3.M. Dunn, Mrs. E1‘. Kerr. Souvsnna M-rs. W.J. Hardy, and Miss nsutrslist whose Shirley Mac the: loads the pro43om- Miss Cheryl Hutt at Alboroon sthot Lao. Soul-h.‘Miss Moran Couvg’hull|‘I‘i at um,“ pLA§MA Brook yn, Mn. nrth e at A 3; M 3*. the Dock. MII. Ramsay dqvglopgd in awed“ ,at south Kildsre. Mrs. Earl £3 per cam plum; Lewis at Kildsrs capes and w blood.

Mrs. Roy Msclasod st Tignish.

unloading to tighten security. Chief Justice Earl Warren fol- lows the President down the steps. They were in New York for funeral of former U.S. Sen- ator Herbert Lehman.

stairway from plane to be wel- comed yesterday by Richard C. Patterson Jr., New York City's official greeter. The President's plane was taken to a far corner of Idlewild for

, Commenting on his visit to

E some areas to which Island seed ‘is shipped, Mr. Sa-ngster said I “there are good possibilities for further sales of seed, particular. ly in the Indiantown area, where potato acreage has been given

.cane. In the Homestead area, near’ Miami, however, 5,000 to

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between island dealers and; Florida dealers at the beginning‘ of the next seed export season.. "so that tactics used by some: operators to get control of the’ market will be brought into the en." The marketing director said

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6.000 acres of potatoes are still grown."

Mr. Sangster said that some dealers and farmers plan to be in this province next year when they hope to meet with Island farmers and dealers.

all dealers contacted in F agreed that a price range on seed potatoes could be worked out early enough in the year, and agreement reached as to what p rice should he set. in maintain 'ce structure through the seed buying season.

WILL C0-OPERATE

“As fantastic as this m ay- seem,” he said, “the large per- centage of Florida dealers and farmers proved to me that they '3 are keenly interested in a price i

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