New York, Aug. 5.
Continuation of international. rubber control after 1998 is inevitable because the International Rubber Regulation Committee is doing such 8 creditable job from the points of view of the producers, it was as: serted to-day in the current issue of the "Far Bastern Survey.
The "Survey," published by the Institute of Pacine Relations, pointed fut that the Committee's efforts: re~ duced rubber stocks from 649,700 tons in 1994 to 448,000 tons at pros ent. Meanwhile the price of rubber has risen from 6% pence to more than nine pen "Nobody actually knows what the Committes considers a fair' prior," the "Survey" said, "But the opinion seems to focus toward nine pence." United Press. eat with a Sredlt of Profi and Low Agcount be Proposed by. Mr.
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In) reply to a question by Mr. S. M.
Gubbay, the chairman said that the "Compagnie Extreme. Oriental" be-Jonged to their French agent and had a number of interests. an The Resolutions lena and scooned by lis.
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