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Of the British - controlled rubber companies in the Dutch Indies , 90 per cent . ( by acreage ) adopted it voluntarily . At the commencement of the scheme , therefore , the bulk of the world's production of plantation rubber was under ...
Of the British - controlled rubber companies in the Dutch Indies , 90 per cent . ( by acreage ) adopted it voluntarily . At the commencement of the scheme , therefore , the bulk of the world's production of plantation rubber was under ...
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rubber is distributed in the following proportions : automobile tyres and tubes , 85.1 per cent . ; mechanical goods , 4.6 per cent .; boots and shoes , 4.3 per cent . ; insulating compounds , 0.9 per cent . ; soles and heels , 1.3 per ...
rubber is distributed in the following proportions : automobile tyres and tubes , 85.1 per cent . ; mechanical goods , 4.6 per cent .; boots and shoes , 4.3 per cent . ; insulating compounds , 0.9 per cent . ; soles and heels , 1.3 per ...
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In the two larger systems , where it has been more effectively tried , grievances have been reduced 50 per cent . and the appeal cases which are not adjusted by the local committees have declined 75 per cent .
In the two larger systems , where it has been more effectively tried , grievances have been reduced 50 per cent . and the appeal cases which are not adjusted by the local committees have declined 75 per cent .
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The Educational Problem | 1 |
The Restriction of Rubber | 17 |
American Prosperity and British | 32 |
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