' to British Foreign Office-Crude Rub-
Tied Up By Stevenson Plum-Little
0V. ROXLE. 1
~ octet correspondent
tie Evenind Sentinel.
leopyright,1925 ) '
the second or 11 series or
utiining outho tatlvolvi
lions Which 1111‘ at price?
of one or the great luIicV
V which have
his extent on newly 1111 V
and indhiducls in thin;
TUNE. Muy "0.—~.A111erlctul
“I'll the munutucturors, 01-,
bitter 11111111 1111115, hu1c'
ands temporarily.
dink that the restrictions;
yV Grout Britain on the'
at; crude rubber from the
‘ tlemeuts be abolished
chVrican coneuluom haw
‘li‘oreign Oiiice. The Eng-
- Vttctmers now 11116 demand
nilar action by theil onn Col-
Wilidey Relief from Vclthcr
Is not. exptcteci by those in
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price of rubbei is up and
12 crude are low. . Cables to-
mr‘one or the best informed
on dealers. now in London.
Vile that the question undoubted
be taken up in the House oi
.. {1111. They also indicate that
per cent increase in tho
Vot rubber permitted to be
V from Singapore may be
mmedlotely instead of wait-
the expiration of the next
9315' pexiod when normally it
become effective under the
1111011 plan. But the authority
gards the total removal 01
on as entirely unlikely.
.. dealer-V states that there ex-
England a tlemendous short
in rubber. Shorts me un-
to cover except at high prices
so, of the short stocks avail-
ZVEnglish the makers already
raised their prices 10 to 15'
nt. ‘ Automobile makers there
hot present prices. eventual-
1 add "several pounds" to th‘1
‘ st of every motor cal'.*Brl~
ealcrs say in conclusion
., he Stevenson plan has not
.oflectlvo since it has not ple-
violent. price fluctuations.
tiuccus. tulle 11 widely diffetent
They say that the plan has
ieitotctly 1111111 it 11:13 designed
hat is lcslrlcted production
point “hole ploducls could be
t :1 proiil. 'lhcy attribute the
. lento the fact that n1anu~
3‘ did not contract in ud~
or‘their requirements when
Vii-were low.
y deny that the cost of rub-
in «nuke :1 difference 01' $10 or
“the cast of automobiles
ouch tire contains but little
than three pounds of crude
imitations in the Straits set-
Both V ’
are prepared to increase
Chosen DirootOr
of I mmtgrattom
1..
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Uncle( Sam has I‘lnew‘idoor-‘J
keeper. Harry E. Hull (Ibove),
dormer lows congressman} has
been named commissioner'seno”
oral of immigrstion.‘ succeeding!
W. W. Husband, now second IVs-1 v
IiItInt _VsVchreV"tIry,oi 1.1.0:. . / l-
production as last as permitted.
Thousands 01 trees which require 7
years to come into boating are
ready to be tapped but thop lntors
are notonxlous to tap them To last
as to flood the market and break
the price. which they sayx‘nlght oc-
cur it restrictions were removed.
‘ America really makes the rubber
market since the larger part oi! the
output is consumed here. Automo-
bile pioductlon is still on the in-
crease. Those in favor or restric-
tion of production say the root
trouble with some American manu-
factureis who oppose the plan Is
that they made contracts to supply
certain automobile factories with
tires for original equipment over 11
period of years at 11:11:03 based on
crude rubber. At present therefore
ihcy cannot pass on the increased
cost to theil customers.
It was thought for a limo thin the
Dutch East Indian growéls ‘could
be counted on to supply sufficient
elude to keep the piles down an
they refused to join in the restric-
tion plan. It develops 110%“;th
English intcresls,1yhich hull faith in
the ploglam. contmcled for the ‘en-
the output or some or the. largest
Dutch plantations for some yours to
come at prices well above the world
level then. but which are well be-
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In view oi *th
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Ind the determined
- part or thp Emu!" l
1 most or ovary trod!
pity 11m... Anterlos‘n'
will take active manor” to choose
V the restrictions initially. I i
There iii a considerable 11111111111161
Settlements and peV on his been
given to the ownoiV-I to buy export
permits trom planters who for any
reason are not shipping against
their permits this quarter. _.’.l'liiI
however. does not increase the low
which may be {exported under the
Straits law . .
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Business'l opies
BOSTON. May 20. mThe Painterl'
tion has determined to hire men to—
gardless of union mutations. owing
to failure or the Painters Union to
accept. the present scale of $1.10 an
hour ‘tor thonoxt threewyoars. .All
other branches of the building trodes
have agreed to a three-year exten-
. Mon .0! present wages.
m
understood here that the newyt‘s‘n—
nounced Seaboard Airline extension
to .Ft. Meyers. Fla... will ‘ioin‘.’ the
road's main-lino at Arcadia. 60 miles
‘north of Ft. Meyers, tapping I. rich
V truck growing district. ..
V stood the Florida. business of the ‘1
‘ Seaboald in the last six months hIs
been extremely profitable.
It is under-
ATLANTA, May 20. «The Atlanta
‘ Chamber of Commerce will no. its
present six-story building and erect
in its piece a. $1. 000, 000 twelve-
Itory structulo
Commodityw Notes.
PAINT.
used than last year.
lion has been helped by good weath-
bile production. V ' .
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
MADISON, Wis..
Wisconsin trade output oi choelo tor
the last week was i. 95“. 871 pounds.
a decrease for the week or 609. 306
pounds. Lack or rain and cool
weather hnve retnlded pasture de-
vclopment.
LIVE Smox.- ‘
1AUSTIN. .Texas, May 20.—Condl-
to 70. 11. loss of three points In the
last month Recent rains. howevor.
have improved the ranges and the
trend is now upward.
SHOES
LYNN, Mass. May 20 -~Labor dit-
flcultlcs are holding back shoe pro-V
auction here.
announced they could hire whom
they chose. regardless oi! union oil'll-
lotions. _. . .
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TOBACCO.
LANCASTER. May “20 .—The Vcigar
factories of the York-Adams district V
turned out about: 411,836 000 clgurs
lastV month, of which about 86.000,-
000' were of the fi-ccnt grade. Early
litter. sales have been at 8 to 16
cents.
determlrncd
V—ww g
9.200 3. 11—1le Vining Vii-snout»: '
M-Hsnry Yolk?” violinist WI .'
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and DecoratorI' Employers Amelia "
TAMPA. Mayra—~11 is generally .
CLEVELAND. May Sid—Leading
point manufacturers hero reported ' '1
today that more point was being ,
The consumpv 1': »
May 203-11111 '
tion or cattle 'in Texas has declined .
workers. at one {311— .
Vtor'y wnllcco out when the company
poles or 1024 packed wrappers were .‘ ,
rustle at 15 to 20 cents a pound but .. .
The 1025 acreage is not yet ‘
Chinese owned rubber ii the BttIitl ”FT
DETROIT
Motor COnipIny 3.51.3111: over 2.500
month are
those 9on other similar period in
tho oompIny'I hiIt‘ory. April ‘IVIiII
were do per cent. wood of April.
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ATLANTA. May 20.71-6o‘orgis,
growers expect to get better prices
tor their peaches this your that mt.
II the crop is 10 to 12 ‘pIr cont.
srnsiler; facilitids tor cunning and
pressrvihg are better. and the season
will be extended two Weeks longer.
Csnnerlos will double their 1924 out.
put and worlt dsVy ankght during
.‘the season.
BRANSON. Mm, May 303-411-
profimstoly 1.250 «Heads or toms.
toes and 360 curiosds or csntsloopes
Onrds this Mort.
I ma”.
expected 25 000 acres will be platted
to rich in Buttomunty this' season.
The 1921 crop. which Ireland u
not... In acre, sold It In IvVorsgej
price of $3. 40 VI. sock. V .V
PAPER. ‘
MONROE. Misti" May 20‘.-—-'l.‘Vhe
Consolidated Paper Compshy sunsets
to complete the new 8800.000 addi-
tion to its plant hero by September.
er and the. improvement in automo- ‘ , ‘
High‘rr
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Broad cVa‘ It!!! 18 T90
Bt R03ER'1‘ MACK.
3mm Correspondent
or The Evening Sentinel
. ; (Copyrirht. 1226)
wnbamoron. . May
short ivuv. lengths
V'groltt promise to
ladle transmission.
among the radio engineers and scien-
lists or the Cppital who have match—
ed the eitp’rlment's ot the pozttow
yo, lengths ot wenty
Meters and
The .1311... blow “the high ire.
Nayal ‘
luster war
blamed for
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squaring 1...... 111. may
will be produced in tho Miscoorl V
SACRAMENTO. MW ‘BVD‘.--Ti.‘ is.
uency "1.. '
That 1.. the consensus of opinion
poor results . .
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the twenty 1
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old-1
doctors and VV-doiaestio III" 11.1.
x1100 ted to exceed
V‘ growled low can Yum
helped 119th11 bed;
fund blocked her
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mmwwhm ensue-1o.
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send tor them onetime bod Irouled her tram I Impai- oi
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to be terrified 11er."
.‘ bowed interest in lilo. departed
:_ torthvrith. She returned with tho
‘ luggage. I. for letters and I bulky.
. .- Wily-packed purest.
' One was in Susie's writing: Uh!
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shoves beektnbondo‘nif Smiud
‘ suchugedsuringvlihsnsain
V. Kent tor 11 month our the no.
‘ They were coming to London to.
horror yum morning. Oil the bring
“ L ms were coining up. There would
. hblo 311d lurked Violently. for the
' Milton m in VIJ'I hmillsr
imamusmmnmb V-
h‘er unconsciously Iloot both iron
Double Ind Iotious IliI foiled to
metflid. . '1’th be: m o! _
bod:msshsdbsenmy.‘shs‘hsd ~
because low ammo Mind
done. her stunts“ spitting- wring
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i at 30.111111 swam
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moss 3111
Ind. simnitsneouly, her 3;.“
this was
sexless love oi comrade for com-
rsds; or one crustlo spirit ines-
enough in Army dun. The pond-
bilityotistuyseedukingmt
into the mud. .Vill with the Voice
Pigoy- Wiggl
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12 Main Street
Norwsik ‘ Do-
or an angel had become I thing
loathsome. The ideals be en-
bodled. to which her m were so
closely linked. bed been W17.
- “I wish you would totaling
things iron: the hotel. Mm.” she
said one dIy. “Those i left than
books out! music 31'. there. slid
more letters. Ask to“: others
Mrs. Merton. relieved by this re-
—r333~
A $10.00 Set of
Attathments.
With every Universal Vacu
’ Cleaner duringthe mon -
Vof April
The ‘
Norwalks’ Electric C
TEL. 2978 11 N0. MAIN S
Leo took the lotion Mull!
Input-ed toube begstting sinned.
Willem, en route. tor I sight.
wasn’t it Ill lovely—this holidsfl
Gould Loo inset thsml...'rho lat-
ter rumbled on shout It-
tsirs and 8331‘s 1...:an At
mom's-sponsoring: “Wears
goingtohmIbIbel isn'tGod
Leo laid aim the letter. lion-
lng. The postscript seemed
Ask For a
DEMONSTRATION ‘
Conn. Light & Power I
Wall St. Phone ”300 Norw
close spin the mutations.
dark side or what people termed
have. ltmtherssultotsm's
position... .But stints. at: the mercy
at things elemental. might prove I.
confidante. Loo tell: I growing need
to «so her hurt or some or its
burden. She glanced It the duo
at the letter. Tomorrow the Mur-
hinsttlmetowrlto. .
Silo turnedtoiho parcel on the
serum. flopsmboronostsmos'
or post-mark. Evidently ho lisd
‘lunnoTURE.
RANGES
And All House Furnis
V ing Goods at: Lowest
1‘ ' Prices. V
M. Gutkowsky
87 North Main Street
Opp. Soldiers Monument
Phone 419
Lil‘fmm .ltlotsolf. He had followed J
onthcsotxtbeoidi’ure'osiug_
‘ The
, HERsnmmmD
Motor Transportation
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Daily Service Between
New York and No ..
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mumm- novtno _
2 1V :26 Concord St. Phone
South Norwslk
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