Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1926, Page 42

4 BRITAIN CONTINUES CURB ON RUBBER Stevenson Law in Effect To- day, Raising Permissible Export Rate. | the per \ to the | husis provided for under Liritish restriction will ¢ tment off Notwit missible 100 the erude rubber tinue, Commerce n ser cent which may be ex- the Rritish colonies of p: “ mominal rate as explained of the Bureau s Commerc ndard" fficials = Klein. directe produstion admin t 13 Per Cent Difference. P Klein placed the difference be. “standard nd capacl 13 per cent, a somewhat ~vative estimate than was the House committee |, investigated the sub-| of the Ameri some af whom hel 1 Wt was 20 to r than the amount M. tween which recently \bers t nake this the actual pro. of the colonies,” said is now taken us 000 tons per year, | meeded that the plantations could produce at colonies 5,000 tons if entirely unham- least pered. Serious Price Factor. basis of these figures, the after February 1 will still 13 per cent he mext thiee months. wlds stocks of rubber so de- | deted, such a contimied degree of re striction i rded by the . a serfous price factor. wh heen eliminated by a great- in the scheme sincere in their statements present price level was not contemplated when the legislation was | devised “If the restriction continues to operate without modification and the sarket price of rubber does not fall b ts per pound, the exporta- | § 1 e will become 110 per it on Mayv 1 and 120 per cent on August 1, at which time, but not be- fore, could it be said that the mestrie- tive laws had completely given away to those of supply and demand.” Banks Form Association. peciai Dispatch to The Star. hat date is at the rai o picture. co Keith's ap- | 4¢ o Revue,” to 11 p.m. vaudeville, 11 p.m. Queens,’ if the Brit- |2 1:30, at 6:15, British Withdrawal Of Rubber Control Denied by Hoover | By the Associated Press } | Secretury Hoover declared yesterday | that is rubber to the United the British zovernment till restricting the control upply of crude ates in order maintain what as denounced in extortionate e to he as London state that the government ruhhm control has withdrawn the re- The method been rear- R arvanged, but the restrictions are be- ing continued, it belug estimated bat the amount of restrictions after » of about 15 ver cent of the producion.” = et TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. . 'he Show Off, comedy, Matinee at 2:20. p.m. ‘The Gori mystery 20 pm. Matinee at Secretary Hoover. Belasco - omedy, at §:2 .y Poli ‘The Big at 2:30 and 8 Wardman Park- edy, at 8:30 p.m. Odette Myrtil, d 8:15 p.m ed Weyburn's “Dem{ Tasse vaudeville, continuous from 1 P, " motion iter Madame,” vaudeville, Earle- Strand — Welder Sisters and Co., continuous from 12:30 to Gayety—"Lucky Sambo," burlesque, 15 burlesque, at Aces and t 8:30 p.m. Colum nce Madness," at 11:10 3 0, 6:10, 7:50 Rialto—"Lorraine of the Lions,” at 1140 am., 1:40, 340, 5:40, 740 and 9:40 p.m. Palace—*Hands Up,” at 11:15 \lelropolilln — 1:35 a.m., 1:40, p.m. “What Fools Men," 3:40, 5:30, 7:30 and ‘The Unguarded Hour,” at 3:30, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:45 p.m Ambassador—*“The Golden Cocoon,” S and 9:40 p.m. Central—"The Ancient Highway," at 2230, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8 and 9:40 p.m. l.lm In (colored—“A Woman of the from 3 to 11 LURAY, February 3.—The nine banks Shenandoah County e just organized the Bankers' As- | on of that county. 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Here they will outfit for a stay of five or six months in the wilderness, returning to the coast in September and making their way back to the United States by way of Nome. The region to be explored comprises | 7.000 to 10,000 square miles of hither- to unsurveved country along the divide near the Noatvk River thence northward along the basin of the Utukok and eastward toward the Meade River. If a miitable route can be found the party will attempt to tie their surveys to those of the upper part of th Meade River that they made last and those of the lower part of the Meade River that were made in 3. The region will be map- VALENTfis‘- eological will be You'll be plewsed with our dis- play ‘of valentines. Stop in and see them today. GARRISON’S Wholessle, Toy and Novelty Co. | E St. N.W. ! the Blank Books you want. A tremendous stock always on hand E. Morrison Paper Co. . Ave. Save Part of No matter what your de- posit may be, the start is the thing. 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