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It is a great pleasure for me that I have a chance to give a message to the members of the Societyy of Rubber Industry, Japan, through the Journal of their Society. It might be useful to give an explanation of the sphere of the activities of INIRO TOKYO OFFICE. INIRO itself means the Indonesian Rubber Research Institute (in the Indonesian ,language Jajasan Badan Pen,elidikan Karet Indonesia), which Institute is financed by all the producers of natural rubber in Indonesia, both small holders and estate producers. It is a private institute with a board consisting of the representatives of the estates and small holders producers, and the chairman is nominated by the Indonesian Government. The object of the institute is to promote the use of natural rubber in general and especially in Indonesia and Japan. This object is to be realized in two ways, namely in a so-called offensive way, namely, finding and promoting new uses of rubber as, for instance, use of rubber in asphalt-bitumen roads and the use of rubber as a starting material for plastics and paints, and also in a defensive way against synthetic rubber, namely, by research to improve the performance quality of natural rubber and by introducing more service to the consumers as to uniformity, cleanliness and delivery of natural rubber. As to the relation to synthetic rubber we have the opinion that the synthetic rubber has established its position in the rubber manufacturing industry and that there will be only two factors deciding relative cnsumption of natural and synthetic rubber, namely, the price level of which we are confident natural rubber will be able to compete with synthetic rubber, and the good service given by the producers to the manufacturers. We know at this instance there is a large room for improvement by natural rubber

MESSAGE OF Dr. Ir. G. J. VAN DER BIE to the Members of the Society of Rubber Industry, Japan