London, May 10, The British Government's control of raw materials was carried further this week, Stiffer control measures for rubber and mercury were intro-dyced, leaving tin the only importent commodity with comparative freedom, says Mr, Henry Heyman in the "New York Times."
As was expected, the London Rubber Exchange continues to function despite the government's moves. Assurance to this effect was given to the London Rubber Trade Association by the Ministry of Supply before the new measures were announced. It is doubtful however, whether the new control will be compatible with the free market, so that closing of the rubber market at a later stage is conceivable,
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