No Further Scheme Beyond Stevenson Restriction London, June 28.
In the House of Commons to-day Mr. A. C. N. Dixey (Conservative), after pessimistic references to the condition of the British rubber inicularly in the Malay owing to vast planting extensions in Java and Suniatra, asked whether the secretary of State for the colonies, Mr, L. 8. Amery, was servation of British planters.
Mr. Amery, answering, referred to his reply in the House on May 10 as regards rubber production in. the East Indies and added that the de existing rabber restriction scheme Jaimed at che preservation of planters and that he was not consider larly other scheme.—Reuter.
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