Show CROPS UP IN RUBBER I ort on Foreign Mo- Mo poles of Essential Commodities in House ASIU Starch 13 1 AP AP- AP for Tor nr moeUn meeting the Ion n eal d by foreign monopole monopolies In to bt nd orr r tre Int into arty Darty channels channel In rei re- re i ls given th tho th ho house se l iNlay ay by It ILS Il committee which Inquired ot Of ot crude products product 1 y report urged nd nt rubb r plantation development n ZIa Hag to combat re- re of rubber growing I CIr in British tItOr t T. T with wh lb a consequent on advance In e. e o American consumers our oui ur Democratic members of oC the the- Ie Representatives Rayburn sN tn Alaba Alabama ma en a Jebra ka and Parks Parka Arkan- Arkan f attacked irked d u under the ar m majority our Ur rl existing report high I as 1 o men of the majority reW re- re eLt W d by Representative toni R Minnesota also ailo 4 watchfulness against 11 control while independent ot of being sought for rica ca Tho The Philippines were pointed rc ab mh excellent field feld for tor rubber tag ing These vie view I iy rl r assailed by the theno theo no o raI a as al pointing toward boycott I Il lallon A policy of or fair trade hod and friendly relations must be eloped 1 thruSts h mutual agreements held bed O T port rr-port t recommended o no e TaJ TaJI I tl but said sUd jn frank t a k should o secure abandonment WI t rl c nt f he be publIc IC I not hot sufficiently pro pro- it declared the th committee will wil ire o 0 hesitancy In reopening the theto to top p e N described the therl tort rl m ie al preliminary made male with wills the lye JIOM o. o of making further report to the thee theS S e aMt t f the tho lon should demand It I. I ev cv of or n the Muscle Shoal t I T r production of ot f nitrates and of r I nimbi sources for siSal sUal potash I e nd ni were r recOmmended lie la Ion in the Way vy cay of restriction of ot otI I n l co operative co buying K Y n subsidies B to private reg e as st r. r d during the hear hear- I. I r wire fre as unwise economic C t C ut e Amr territory good b ties a for mr successful ful rubber cul- cul tn exist In the Isthmus of len of or Panama Brazil Brazi Co Co- bla r tropical parts of South df CC a. a i ami anI Liberia ra the report said eald n j f 1 ihn he h. h American flag fag the thelm fi l lm h n i Philippine appear most moet suit sult- It t r the hr Philippine land lande 4 e of ot Individuals or rorI cor- cor 01 I Ion one nr limited to about 2500 hl should be altered it h li 1 or by conI con- con Ihl I It cli iho h to change tho thc basic nel hI II h tho the Islands are now O Um f. JD e li found that controls ih I h. P of exportation affect ct nf prices were vere verese se I b by G O. O at Ot over rubber il ver off i ff Chile Chie over nitrates r pe le Ui anti and Fr France PrOnce ne over overo l sh 81 gyp o 0 fi OR lon long r MabIS la l cotton coton pa vr ver m lor and silk sik and Yun Tun Yu- Yu n n. over r O Cleat n findings and In I TI blI are arc as follows inn rl of tf rubber was advanced to Pf c ni of the he anft an- an at- at n ft td 54 Tar far r under British CuC co- co C 8 Mc Inn Iton ta hat ha 11 cubed coffee production pro a d rost At to American conf conn con- con n F. of f ni m mn ro than n j I end control the sh h bOil nt f f th the tho world Depot Deposit S t s I and I lh h are sufficient to tok k his lied Iea Stats importer paid aid 11 1 1 i to Chile In Its 1924 uric ite Ie hl h Ii Muscle Shoals devel- devel devel- devel eat ent i mall unnecessary I 1 II 0 I i more than 5 from the American farm farm- fr er leaI lel StaIrs taken RO 60 per her er cent spa PI S a HIl il while 1 le Rayon Hayon A A new I opined every pound ot of It ec |