RUBBER PRICES
LONDONS ALLEGED MONOPOLY
(By Electric Telegrnnh —Copyright.) tßeuter's Telegrams.)
WASHINGTON, July 18 Represent a t-ives of the American Rubber Association waited on Mr Kellogg asking him to intervene with the Briti h Government to end London’s monopoly and rapid increase in the rubber prices. Mr Kellogg held out little hope of being able to dev anything.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 20 July 1925, Page 5
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