London, Apr. 16.
"A meeting to-day of the Tin Pro-Jducers' Association in "London un-
Janimously passed a rosel in favour of regulating production to not more than 80 per cent. of the [capacity of a plant, Sir Philipi Cuncliffe-Lister, who was President of the Board of Trade in the late Conservative Govern-Jment, in the course of a speech, expressed the opinion that it might} now be said confidently that the decision taken last November Jadopt a policy of regulation in the tin industry had been fully justified.
Production for 1930 under the scheme now operating, he declared. would not be 191,000 tons, but 164,- (000 tons.
Referring to the discussions with Dutch interests, Sir Philpi Counliffe-Lister said:—"We may say confidently that our policy: is" assured of a preponderating measure of support in-all producing countries,"—Reuter,
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