London, June 23.
The Anglo-Ameri greement is described rprisingly palatable document by the "Financial Times" today, which states that there seems to be no reason why the International Rubber Regulation Committee should jibe at the scheme.
The amount of rubber involved roughly equal to six months production under the ten per cent. quota, and what evidently will happen that White Hall will ask the Ca mittee to make this amount available over and above normal commercial needs.
The scheme, the journal adds, should be welcomed as a stimulus to activity in the rubber market. and as a contribution to both British defence preparedness and a solution to the American cotton problem.—
Reuter.
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