Oct. 26.
BerreR late than never" the verdict passed: by the Straits Times on the announcement of rubber restriction under Goyern-Ment auspices. With that most shareholders in rubber companies will heartily agree, more especi laily after reading the opinion of the paper quoted when it says We are to have restriction, and Ceylon is under instructions to cooperate, and a considerable proportion of the Dutch plantations, es—pecially the British owned," are giving voluntary support. The outlook, therefore, is hopeful. We recognize clearly that the task we face is harder than it would have been eighteen months ago, but there
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