Contribution to Association for Research London, July 10.
In the House'of Commons to-lay the Rubber Industries Bill passed the Standing Committee and was ordered to be reported to the House.
Anew clause defining the duties of the collector and a new schedule laying down the form of undertaking by the collector concerning. the treatment of information as Private were carried, The first reading of the Rubber Industries Bill took place in the House of Commons on November 16 Inst.
The* Bill, which is a non-party one, provides for the collection of contribution from rubber manufacturers in Britain and Northern Ireland to the funds of the Research Association of British Rubber and Tyre Manufacturers. The funds will be spent exclusively on research and are to be raised by a contribution of one-twenty-fifth of a penny per pound on all raw rubber retained for use in Britain, The Bill passed its second reading on March 30.—Reuter,
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