Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1926, Page 40

POTASH COMPANY. - DENIESITIS TRUST Pollcy Announcement Holds + Corner of Fertilizer Mar- I~ ket Impossible. I: the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 6.—Assurance that the German potash deposits will not be manipulated to the detriment of the agricultural interests of the United States or any other nation, is given by the German potash syndi- cate in a statement of its policy made public today. Denial that these de- posits constitute & world monopoly also was made. It was the syndicate's first state- . ment, issued as a message to Ameri-' can farmers and financiers, since Sec- retary of Commerce Hoover and other Government officials made it known that they considered the syndicate’s control of the German potash.depos- its an “objectionable foreign mo- nopoly,” similar to. the alleged mo- nopn]le~ of ‘rubber, coffee and other *commodities. Controls All Imports. The statement was made public in this country by H. A. Forbes, vice president . of the Potash Importing Corporation of -America; described as an organization . financed "and oper- ated by Americans, and which con- trols the importation. and distribution of ‘all - German : potash - used in the United States. “The very size and quality of the German potash dervsits and of the technical equipment of the German potash mines,” said the statement, *“would render ; foolish ‘any” poliey “of the German petash syndicate which would aim: at:anything else:than the biggest - - possible increase ‘ot ;potash consumption as.a tenmm mh out the world.":> In national campalgns. as -to. the use of potash and free avalibility of the fertilizer at the lowest prices.gon- . sistent with “the ¢ost of production, were given as the aims of the syndi- kate. The creation of the syndicate, #aid the statement, “‘was, in a way. . an experimient’ in _economic policy calculated to prévent, for the benefit of the public; the evils of unchecked private exploitation of a public com- modity.” “Corner” Held Impossible. Its organization, continues the statement, .“has absolutely prevented any possibilities of -cornering’ the potash market to the detriment of the farmer.” Referring to the syndicate's recent effort to float a $25,000,000 bond issue in this country, and which was mar- keted In London. after American bankers had been refused permission o participate, the ‘syndicate’s state- ment said: 4 “The fact that a considerable &mount of German potash is sold the American farmer made it appear fair and reasonable ‘to have American Banking interests participate in the Snancln‘ of the German potash syn- icate for the benefit of both Ameri- . ¢an consumers and investors." e T e 40 l)llerent Picturesque and lm L " esting Roult::' to Cllllurnu shown in the book * M) “lys and More to California and the North Coast.” An invaluable ald in planning your trip. Detailed maps indicating the various tours and territory covered, also fares and other information. Sent free on application to R. O. 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