Pago g
JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LUN N.V.
King's Building, Connaught Road,
Tel: Shipping Dept. 28016. Passage Dept. 28017. Chinese Agents, Connaught Road, ( No. 82, Tel. 25133.
UN
m.s. "TJITJALENGKA"
Ship
Jee from
In puri
de from Mueneant/Burntwyn/
Beman Batavia,
.. "TJISADANE”
on or about at May.
... "TJIBADAK"
Kole/Manlia!
Amy, on, et About in May.
Balling t Mala
Macarent, Besarabera, Lemuran. Islavia. <12th May,
Baffing.f
Amoy & Shangtal
an or about 22 May.
Tutavla, Bemarang, Bourabaya, Maenmur, su about 25 Mar.
ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
(ORIENT JAVA AFRICA LINE).
dire fen
Bhip
m.s. "TEGELBERG"
In pork
B. TEGELRERO"
Bahal
24th May.
millor for
Ahanghal 17th May,
Inding for Booth Afriend Bouth
America 24th May.
(DELI-STRAITS-CHINA LINE)
Ship
Due from
m. "VAN HEUTSZ
Amoy Hwalow,
12th May
Ahto
Balling for Hingapore, Penmast 2-awn tell, 10TH B
SILVER LINE LTD,
m. "SILVERWALNUT"
m.s. "OPERIDGE"
Phip
¿es from
Tu surt
New York, 8, Ponorkeu
& Vomanver, no or Block And Jane,
Bailing Ser Benille n
May-ndarzo,
er about 17th
Penane, Birzapate, 0.2. Attentie porta vin Hus.
HOLLAND-EAST ASIA LINE
.8. THORBECKE"
dwn from
Ahanchal
May 14th.
B.. "LORENTZ”
Iss pict
Loading for Singapore/Colombo/ Port Sald/Antwerp/
flonon/reclllex
25tiarülach/Amsterňatný Hamburg/Copenhagen/ Gothenburg70)alo..
May 14
Manila/Singapore/ Colombo/Rues/Port Buld/
Genow/Marseillex/ Antwerp/Rotterdam/ Amelerdam/Hamburg/ Copenhagen/ Gothen- burg/Oslo, second bull try, Dela, Early Jane
THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.
of Copenhagen
M.S. "KINA”.
Loading for
ADEN, PORT SAID, BARCELONA, (or CADIZ) TANGIER, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, COPENHAGEN, GOTHENBURG & OSLO, also accepting cargo for Singapore, and Colombo
About 15th May
Tanks available suitable for the curringe of oll in bulk
M.S. "MANCHURIA”
loading for
ADEN, PORT SAID, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, COPENHAGEN, GOTHENBURG & USLO About 31st May ·
Tanks available suitable for the carriage of ol in bulk,
For further particulars apply.to: THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. Queen's Bldg., 2nd floor.
Tel. 34111 & 34112.
PRINCE LINE
U.S.A. PACIFIC COAST-
FAR EAST-HALIFAX-BOSTON-NEW YORK
M.V. "SCOTTISH PRINCE"
Loading New York and U.S.A ports for Manila, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Singapore. Due Hong Kong late May.
Loads for Halifax and U.S.A. via Singapore and Port Said.
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.
Tel: 80311
Chinese Freight Agents-CHEONG FAT CO.,
54, Bonham Strand
BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD.
SHIP
ARRIVALS
S.8. "SAMAFFRIC"
S.S. "SAMDAUNTLESS"
8.8. "SAMAFÍ
LESS"
FROM
U.K. U.K. SAILINGS
Telephone 20087.
LOADS FOR
London, Antwerp, i Rotterdam, yim Bure London, Antwerp, Rotterd
'DUE
26th May 10th Juns
READY
20th May
THE CHINA "MAIL, MONDAY, MAY 12, 1947.
IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENT U.S. Entry Into European Politics
America Looked To
For Help
Geneva, May 10.
Jan Masaryk, Czechoslovakian Foreign Minister and head of the Czech delegation to the Econo- mic Commission for Europe meeting here, said today that the United States' definite en- try into the arena of International and particu- larly European politics constitutes an Import- ant new development for the world.
only modent aspects of operation.
-03
At the same time, however, he warned that the complex texture of post-war Europe demand- ed a careful study of the facts with exclusion of wishful thinking. Masaryk said that only the strengthening of the United Nations would provide a frame for real close European econo- mie collaboration. He said a thick layer of susplelon now prevents close cooperation be tween neighbours, and this
Czechoslovakia would accept participation in a fact fading commission for Palestine, "for if we can't give the wandering Jew n feeling of security we would not be worth the powder
said.
PAYING THROUGH THE NOSE
London, May 11. Lord de la Warr folt the House of Lords yesterday that Britain was obliged la bup food abroad in a "black- mail market."
N.Y. Stock Market
Now York, May 10, The stock markot finished n generally losing week with mild irregularity prevailing in one of the narrowest sessions of the past several
Years.
AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES.
REFRIGERATION SPECIAL CARGO OIL TANKS-
CARGOCAIRE-SPECIE
SAILINGS
SAN FRANCISCO AND LOS ANGELES VIA SHANGHAI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA &
SS "Hamillion Victory" 38 "Marine Lynx" 98 "Gonceal Meigs" S8 "General, Gordon"
HONOLULU
(Direct to SF.)
May
May
17
Juno
Juno
17:
PACIFIC COAST VIA MANILA
May
19
NEW YORK. AND BOSTON VIA SAN FRANCISCO AND LOS ANGELES $8 "Vanderbilt Victory" SS "Skidmore Victory"
May
15
May
19
98 *Lano Victory"
Juno
2
the
SS "Rulland Victory"
July
58 "Willamette Victory"
August
Wheat from Canodit, the For the short proceedings, as SS "President Graut” Conservative Peer said in a
throughout the week, speculative discutation of Britain's food and investment caution was pre- dicted partly on skepticism re- shurluge, is costing as much
price aituo- garding the wage as we are paying our
legislation, tions, taxes, Labour country. in this farmers
the business outlook and foreign Wheat from America is cost- und wheat
affaira. ing even more.
1073
from the Argentine, so far as It is avaliable, in a great deal more Associated Press.
Australia Backs Mr.
first conference could help es to blow un to hell, insuryk Dalton
fablish valuable contacts with
London Money Market
Plus sigue had a shade majority at the clone,
Transfers totalled 240,000 shares and were the lowest ained July 20, 1944.
Among gainers wore Allied Chemical, Santa Fe, Great Nor- thor Railway. United Aircraft and Glen Martin.
Laggards included Chesapeake and Ohio, International Nickel and Phelps-Dodge,
Stock
Closing quotations 1– Alaska Juneau 425. American Belling
Anuen
Copper
NEW YORK AND HAVANA VIA MANILA, SINGAPORE, COLOMBO, COCHIN, BOMBAY,
SUEZ AND MEDITERRANEAN PORTS g3 "President Monroe" SS "President Polk" SS "Willis Vickery"
May
Muy
Juno
7
MANILA
13
......
May
AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES, LTD.
Tel. Nos. 28172/28176
St. George's Bldg.
Dow Jones, averages: 60.01; 20 Industrialy 171.07; 15 88 "Marlue Lynx" Old Girl
Rails 44.77; 10 Utilities 33.86. Sydney. May 11. declares! Europe and The Australian newspapers Czechoslovakia were looking to hacked up British Chancellor of 2%. American Telephone 145%, Amjeris the United States for help, am!! Exchequer Dalton's suggestion can Tobacco 00. would be grateful to obtain it that Britain's sterling debts 3 Baldwin Locomotive 195. Barna- just as they were for UNRRA) should be scaled down.
"However, Europe is a help. very old girl with great trail- tions and experiener, and will therefore have to find her own salvation."
This psychological process, Masaryk thought. might prové somewhat different from the methods of quick decision and efficient operation in the Unit- to ed States,
Raw Materials Czechoslovakin.
London. Muy 10. After experiencing comfort- able conditions the situation in Lombard Street later under went market deterioration with unable to Recaro the market suflicient accommodation with
This out official assistance. change in conditions was the result of heavy paymenła the Exchequer in
respect of faxes which resulted in some of in the banks having to call funts from the market.
This, coupled with the sharp 'contraction in purchases of June and July bills, made for market houses
Becuring funds required to meet new Treasury bill payments.
П
very
Some banks turned money into bills but the volume of buying against new money was very limited. After shurt spell, the week's Bank of England returns showed in- creasing publie demand for cur- rency again, with active nole circulation rather more than four million sterling higher. This increase is against the seasonal trend ns no marked increase had been anticipated for a whic when the usual hollday up-swing was expected.
like other parts of Europe, is in need of certain raw materials without which it would be very difficult! to put the economy on n Inissi even approaching pre-war standards.
Masaryk thought it would be naeful to replace the system of so-called global loans by speel- the loans, such us for copper, cotton und her purchases.
The Geneva conference could provide A useful, ground for auch, fact finding on the specific needs of ench country for par- and posce of reconstruction economic recovery of Europe.
United Press.
ANGLO-DANISH TALKS
Copenhagen, May 10.
Danish financial experts are to. A larger amount of notes in circulation together with six day awaiting the arrival of a Bri. million sterling contraction in tish dnancial delegation to discuss
cf British ob government securities reduced the consequences
Higations under the Anglo-Ameri- the credit base.
Furthermore, the statement can loan agreement of 1946. Their revealed a lock-up of funds in aim is to make sterling balances the hands of departments by held by foreign countries.cunvér rise.of £5,000,000 in public deuble as fran July 15, this year posits. Consequently, bankers Router.
lances fell by 15,500,000, kiving the reason for the tight Fonditions experienced in short loan market.
the
CHICAGO:GRAINS
dalf 235. Bendix Aviation 394. Bethle- hem Steel 84%. Boeing Aircraft 17,
23845. General Elvetele 345. Generi
Ghelyen
In Canberra it was indicated norden Ce. 40%. Caundian Perle 10. that the Australian government chrysler 2015%, Colgate 4215, Corn Pret- was sympathetic towards. Bri-ut 60%. Dupant 177, Eastman Hodink thin in her financial dificulties. Motors 57%. Goodrich 8414
Australia already had pro-4014. Greyhound 314, Homestake Mining mised Britain a gift of $80.000,- 12-1/2. International Harvester K214, 27. New Zealand has given tertianal Paper 45%. Interaktionn) Tel 4 TO 113. Johns Manville 15. 000.
Kernrevit Copper 40%. Montgomery $40,000,000,
Ward 19%, National term 20%
Pacific For East Line, Inc.
".. "DREW
TRANS PACIFIC SAILINGS To San Francisco & Los Angeles
-SPECIAL CARGO OIL TANKS-
Dun
Saile
VICTORY"
May 17
31.
May 18
31.
June
Jane 4
13
June 14
Diroct
The Prime Minister, J. B. Chifley, explained at Canberra National Lea! 281, New York Central that Australia's gift would be 14%. Parkard Motors 67, an Americats
1156. Pennsylvania 122 1924, Radio Cor B.. "CONTENT" applied to the reduction of the ratios 4. Republic Steel 14%. Res. "MIDNIGHT sterling balances at the specific holde Tonces,
8.8. "FLYING
DRAGON" request of Mr. Dalton-A880-Scars Beeburk 1
*Accepts cargo for Saigon, ciated Press.
NO SIGNS OF RECESSION
Washington, May 11. Census Bureau statisticians Rald today that the United States unemployment show no sign of a business re- cession.
figures
The Burent estimated April]
alight jobless at 2,420,000, n increase over the March figure of 2,330,000.
The post-war peak was reach- ed in March 1946 when the total hit 2,700,000 and then started down again-Associat- ed Press.
SHIP MOVEMENTS
Sun Franelsco, May 10. Ship movements: The New World Victory arrived from
Seattle ship Jinsen. mente:
move-
Seattle ship movementa: The Mount Greylock arrived from Shanghai, the David C.: Shanka from Yokohama, the Vingness from Shanghai.
The Katrina Luckenbach wall- ed for Shanghai, the Francis Marion for Yokohama and the Shan Lee for Shangbal.-Asso- ciated Press,
Chicago, May 10, The forecast of a billion bushel,
crop and uncon Applications for $170.000,- winter wheat 000 Treasury bills totalled firmed trade rumours that the inter 296,275,000 of which 170, Government might accept 000,000
the date for delivery of cash wheat alloted at was
Seattle, May 11. enused gains to decline sharply. average rate
of ten shillings Wheat closed to 3 cents lower. Ship movements: The Honry bad 1.38 pence per cent, the May $2.64-2.04 July 2.22 Austin arrived from Yokohama, market receiving about 24 per September 2.16-1/2- Corn 2tite Joseph R. Lamar departed cent of its applications.-Rou-] to 3-1/2 lower, Oats 19 to 1% for Yokohama and the Thomas ter,
Juwer,Associated Press.
Fitzsimmons for Yokohama Associated Press.
A BRITISH CROSS WORD PUZZLE
16
19
94
Clues Across-
41. Fruit, 4~19, Laxity,"
7. Concosted. 22, Givan, 9. Fosturoj fa factér 20, Clan
24. Lissome.
11. Dagger.
13. Shrank..
Mid June 15. Necessity.
LTD.
temper. 20. Step
16. Bellow, £7, Whirlpoola."
@Saturday's
[7. Abruslej
Berlators [15
TOSWOTA
7 FB
I
Clues Down
2. Once
прохо
player.
2. Star
A. Amall.
5. Testimony.
G. Bank
Bi. Divoll,
18. Anchor,
Healed.
14. Menace.
Caper
Wool clip.
20. Yaward.
Jos
28. Exclamation
25. Neody; 26. Costae.
N.Y. COTTON
New York, May 10. Cotton futures rallied to gains of alinout $1.00 a hale but subac quently lost on increased profit profit taking and some hedging Futures clored 35 cents to $1.15 a.balo lower,"
Brhenler
OR 20%. Bucony "Varnum" 1515. Bouthern Pacile. 38%, Btandard Oil of Calif. 80%. Stær dard Oll of NJ. 71%, Studebaker 194 Union Carbide 09, 16, Rubber 47. U.S. Steel 871. U.8. Lines 21, Weating- Josime 24% --Associated ·Prena,
Gold, Silver Exports
Washington, May 11. The Départment of Com- merce reports that exports of refined gold bullion for the week ending April 16 were 8,-
vla Salgon & Yokohama direct
Via Yokohama
American Pioneer Line
Arrivals from New York, Boston, Other Atlantic Ports via Panama
6. "RESOLUTE" 5.8. "COURSERY.
8. "AMERICAN FLYER"
Due
May 20th
20th
June 8th
Sallings to New York, Boston, Other Atlantic Ports via Panama Canal
-SPECIAL CARGO OIL TANKS -
14 troy ounces, including 7,-. "RESOLUTE" 402 to India and 987 to Brazil... "COURSER"
6. "AMERICAN FLYER" No silver exports were re-
ported during the week.
No imports of refined gold bullion were made although ore and base bullion imports total-
ed 17,398 tro, ounces,
Silver importa were at 1,381,- 045 of which 879,733 from Mexico and 501,313 from Canada.-Router,
PRICE INDEX
Salis
May 23rd May 27th June, 11th
For Full Particulars Call
UNITED STATES LINES CO.
General Agents
814, Queen's Building.
Tel. 81251 (8 lines)
The SWEDISH EAST ASIATIC Co., Ltd.
OUTWARDS TO SHANGHAI
New York, May 11. The Associated Press composite of 35 wholesale commodity prices stood Friday at 171.20 compared with 170.22 a week ago.
It was the first Friday M.V. MANGALORE Friday rise in six weeks,
Grains, cotton and livestoci:! components gained. Food textile and Industrials dipped-Asso- ciated Press.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES
CONSIGNEES ·PER
́S.S. "IVY: G"
1
,
are hereby notified that their go is being, discharged into the Hongkong Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co's godown, Where it will be at Consignces' risk and subject to the Wharf's terms and conditions of storage, May 30.58n, July 34.51-54, and whore, delivery may be ob October 20.86-43, Decembert tained. 28.38-10, barch 27.750. Muy 27.280.Associated Press,
1
Damagel packages 'ard ́to ba Teft In the Godowns for
ZURICH FOREIGNamination by consignees
EXCHANGES
Zurich, May 10, Zurich un London (17.38, “ „New York Brunssi*. 9.07 %. Lisbon 160. 108.00,
416, Parlo
3.027
Amsterdam 102:30,
NUSBOR Alre
119.821⁄4, "Mädrki" $9,75 -----Beuter.
Bockhore
BOMBAY SILVER
& GOLD
Flober, May 10,
Rúver, Itrady, per 100+tolan 198⋅ Rapper,;
the
-300
discharging H.K. about 18th May HOMEWARDS TO EUROPE
M.V. TRAVANCORE
........ loading .H.K. early June. Tauks available suitable for the carriage of oil in bulk.
LOADING FOR
PORT SAID, GENOA, MARSEILLES, ANTWERP ROTTERDAM, COPENHAGEN, OSLO AND GOTHENBURG. For further particulars apply to:-
GILMAN & CO., LTD.
-Agenta, Telephone 31140:
KLAVENESS LINE
Direct to LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, PORTLAND, VANCOUVER & SEATTLE. SAILINGS
and ms. CASTLEVILLE Company's surveyors, m.s. GRANVILLE Mesars. Goddard & Douglas, at]* 10 am, on 10th May, 1947.
To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regulations] consignees must have a Revenue Officer in attendance when
ARRIVALS
ms. GRANVILLE.
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION.
Chinese · Freight Agents. % HOO FOOK PING
damaged dutiable goods are ex- THE BANK LINE (China)`Lid. amined.
SAILING 3rd JUNE SAILING 6th JULY
DUE 1st JUNE BULK OIL TANKS. Apply: E THE BANK LINE (CHINA) LTD, " King's Building. Tol. 27702
No-claims, will be admitted DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.
12, Andra; Forward, (Stay settlements after the goods have left the naquoted "Gold, Delivery, per fola" 199," | steutner's godowns, and all A01 Forward May unqusted: Soveren. goods. remaining undelivered
ach unquateds Biler. Now selleman
tunamela) unquoted-Icular.
ALEXANDRIA BULLION
1919 Jasmíndéšm, May 17. Gold, "wer "inben“ £30 to Xerptima pound 490," "Sovereign 489. Ka 1 lib.bound 410, Napoleon „889. Dollar (bleem is rind) \489, Kflyer (alapiro) pár Klekrio `180-Mensaha
A
MEXICAN EXCHANGE RATES
after the 17th May, 1047 will
be subject to rent.
All claims against the steamer must be 'presenteil to the un- doraigned, on or before the 24th May 1947 or they will not be recognized.
No Fire Insurance will be effenteday fas
DODWELL I CO., LTD. Agents.
S.S. “HAIYANG”
Sails for Swatow
on or about 15th May
·Bubject to alteration without Notice, For Particulars of Freight & Passage, Pioase.
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & CO.
General Managers.
·P. O. Building, 5th floor, Tel No. 81281
CHINESE SHIPPING DEPT.
20 Connaught Road, Centrald Viet No
فالة
York Buidlar