JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN N.V.
King's Building, Connaught Rond,
Tel: Shipping Dept. 28016, Pansage Dept. 28017, Chinese Agents, Commught Hoad. C. No, 82, Tel. 26133.
Ship
my "rutsaÐANE"
due from.
Sailing for
Shrughal, Amoy & Manila, Java Ports
Maulla 18th Jane
& Macassar, 124 June
Palembang,, 13th June.
Amoy, Shanghai & Japan. 15th June.
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ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO., LTD.. (ORIENT JAVA.AFRICA LINE).
"SURAATSOENDA” South America Loading for
South Afrles
Shanghal
Party July
Mega ..'
Mauritius, Lourenco Marques. Betrą, Durban, Fast London, Port Elizabeth, Mosselbay, Capetown, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Santos, Hk de Janeiro, early July
Translapent carga on Through Bill of Lading accepted for Dar Es Salaam. Mesinhasa. Zapsibar.
TRES. "BOESSEVAIN"
In port
Docking for reconversion
(DELI-STRAITS-CHINA LINE)
IN "VAN HEU ESZ“ Belawan Dril
Penang & Singapore, 13th June
SILVER LINE LTD.
mv. DERWENTILALL"
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.. Albertic
parts via
July
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ELN. Atlantic purts via Suez
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Furope Mudle June
Loading for Manila Singapore. Colombo Surz Port Said! Genua Martelles / Antwerp Rollerðam Apsteritam Hansburg/ Copenhagen Gutten- Jurg Oslo,
7th June
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Columba/Nuer. /ort Sald/
Ghoa/Marseilles /
| Antwerp Rolterdain /
ble parte tank for bulk ll Amsterdam Bamburg/
AN ERASMUS"
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ruly July.
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inire Oslo.
early August.
THE EAST ASIATIC CO.,
of Copenhagen
M.S. "MONGOLIA"
loading for
LTD.
ADEN, PORT SAID, HAIPA, GENOA, ANTWERP,
ROTTERDAM. COPENHAGEN, GOTHENBURG & OSLO
9th 10th June
This vessel is also urrepting cargo
for Colombo.
Tardia, available suitable for the carriage of oil in bulk.
For further particulars apply tot THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. Few Blg., and floor.
Tel. 34111 & 34112,
Peninsular & Oriental S. N. Co.
SHIP
"AZARDA"
ARRIVALS FROM
.Karachi
& Bombay
PMPRESS OF SCOTLAND" :D K. & Siralty.
"TRL VETIGE"
"UREVAYLOR”
"TREWORLAS"
SHIP
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"MUTLAI">
U.K., Genoa,
Rombay, Colombo
& Straits
U.K & Straft
UK. Genoa
Bumbay, Colombo
& Straits
SAILINGS
TO
Straits, Bombay
& U.K.
Stalt, Genoa & Tak, .........................Straits & Bombay
DUE
Discharging
14th June
20th Juno
July
August
THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1947.
WORLD TRADE WITH JAPAN Plan To Work Within Two Months?
Tito Woos Rumanian Premier
Reberade, June 8. Speeches and newspaper com- ment with which Prime Minis- for Petr Groza of Rumania was greeted on his arrival here. on Saturday ou " visit of friendship," | clearly indiented
hat he is reegiving a bid tej bring Kananin within The framework of the "Stay bloc."
Tweet mania.
Racially and in Inngange the Two countries never before have Tamed any basis for friendly
Compa rutiem,
Details Within Few Days
Washington, June 8.
The Allies appear on the eve of a definite move to reopen war-torn Japan to world trade and the beginning of economic self-sumelency. The long discussed programme to get Japanese In- dustry and commerce moving again on a global basis is expected to be working" again In two months,.. Prime objective is to give the Japanese people en- couraging help in their efforts to support themselves and to lighten the financial burden of occupation on the Allies, principally the United States.
ment
British Newsmen Object
of
todny
AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES.
.
REFRIGERATION SPECIAL CARGO OIL TANKS- CARGOCAIRE-SPECIE
SAILINGS
-SAN FRANCISCO AND LOS ANGELES ́VIA SHANGHAI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA &
** HONOLULU
68 "General Meigs"
SS "General Gordon"
55 "Marine Lynx"
June
£3
27 12
July
Trang napatanosom June
NEW YORK AND HAVANA VIA MANILA, SINGAPORE, COLOMBO, COCHIN, BOMBAY, SUEZ AND MEDITERRANEAN PORTS.
of
SS Iraq Victory".
· AS “WIHI, Vickery"
June
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July
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28
MANILA
June
8
June
10
·Prague, June 7. Mr. J. E. Jay, President the British National Unton Journalists, sald here that there were "dangers ahead") of the international journalists organisation which ended is con- gress here today after an all- night session, in which the Bri tish and Ameriean. delegates the strongly protested, agains "offieini tuelles and kleologicnti
issues being brought into the
orkuntention,
For the first time in their history there, may be à possi.
The War. State Commerce of direct trade relations be hility of cooperatios erotomstv-
anci ally, politically and culturally and Treasury Departurels and tween the United States
Japan in the “near future,” an- i and other branches of the gover11- 1agoslavia
The National Union of Jour plans nonneed today, a six week sum-nalists has been a goud friend have completid General Douglas Mac-mer course aimed at teaching of internationalism, and is an with
students to speak "everyday xious to further the movement Arthur for trade revival,
**Obviously: It cannot besa | practical” Japanese,
begun in London when the war- complete reluca, ta private i A University spokesman said time international organisation Trade," says Lieutenant General that learning to write Japanne was resuscitated". Mr. Jay told
characters and Kana would be Reuter. George Eberl, who hraded an Amerlean group which buy, just ; dlæregarded in the course be- returned from Japan. "But it cause of the limited time.-AM-
a big step in that direction."sociated Press. The Altes are expertest, tal annomer details of the plan within a few daya,
Both Marshal Tito and Groza expresed a desis bring their two governinents into what they called "complete understanding of the aims of the democratic peuples in the Dannie Ratin and the Balkans." Assorinted] Press.
Talks On Indonesia
|
Prime Objectives
Just
TOTAL LOSS
"If however the congress ini to become a forum and battle-) ground of polittenl Ideologies, we may reluctantly be obliged I recognise that the building up of a worldwide, organisation of journalists is Impossible".
Both Mr. Jay and Mr. C. J what nations will be
- Bangkok, June 7. Rundurk," Geieral Secretary of permitted to participate and to
National The Greek freighter, M. Xilas, the
Uaton of what extent are expeeled to be of 6.118 tons, blazing in har Journalists, sjoke during the among the things determined. hour tre since Wednesday, isclosing session of the
possible! It can be said that those to be towed out to sink in shat need for reconsidering the Bri tims which can contribute most-low waters. The fire destroyed tah union's relationship with to the olŋectives of Bie occupa the vessela 4,518 The Haging, June 7,
tons of rigef the international "organisation,........... The departure for the United tion may be expuviel to reprive
Reuter. cargo. Reuter. States of Dr. N. Hirschfeld first consideration in the trade an" Dr. Il Lak. Van Vreden- | burch, advise to the Ministry Prime objectives are getting! of Feign Affairs and head af) needed raw materials into Jaj the department for political af- pan and exports to those who fales, respectively, has caused can use whint the Empire can Considerable speculation here. produce and pay for them
The Bague newspaper
or materials "Niemco Courauf, which re- that will further still ipra-nőgy - parted the „fficials' departure to | pan's comediek. United States:
revival,
2
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10
120
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Economic Talks In American Proneer Line
Montreux End
Montreux, June 7.
the United States, says that the firms interested in bisine The closing session of the International Chamber
object of Heir journey in to de- |selling in Japun long have been pict the dillientties in which the wanting to Ret their repre Dutch find themselves in. The Pentativer back in Japanesp newspaper concludes by saying | soil; That this is due to the attitude of the Republican Government of Tolonesia, and to obtain pro
U.S. Predominant Obviosudy the United States| will play a prominent part in the scheduled reopening of the
of Commerce today heard speeches, by the re- tiring president, Winthrop Aldrich, and his successor, Arthur Guinness.
I adopted resolutions to be submitted to the United Nations Economic and Social Council Unemploy.
Norway
and the Traite and ment Conference in Geneva.
Altrich said that he hoped Honours
Con.
misus of support should the Netherlands try to realise the Linggajati agbement in an-Empire. From what other na the resolutions would be other way. Reuler,
tions the commerela men willsidered by the Coune!) and the come remains to be divulged. Trade Conference. But the United States will havej .RO monopoly. How
truders from
New Trade Agreement
nationis
Guinness defined the airns of: many the ICC as close and loyal col-
Britons
the designated taboration with the Economic miral Sir John Cunningham,
This hoped-for Japanese trade revivaj should go far to-
available to Holland, Bulgarian led with the gradual economic ing with comic and social of Admiral Cunningham.
problems of the hour.
in I
on
Out, June B.
Ad- King Hankqn decorated will be acceptable to
British First Sea Lord, General MacArthur is another and Seetal Council and all other the
United with the Grand Cross of the important factor. Now one or special agencies of the
Nations".
Order
Olay of St. twn hotels in every major Ja- The Hague, June 7.
The resolutions included: ceremony on board II. M. Air- Bulgaria will be able to pluce | panese city are expected to set
in 1. "Everything
human eraft Carrier "Vengeance today. shipbuilding orders in the aside for commercial visitors for Netherlands under the Dutch- limited times.
power" should be done to pre. The ceremony took place vent world depression. Bulgarian trade agreement, unce
the seventh anniversary of thei 2. The Economic and Social King's departure from Norway it is ratified,
ward solving Alled problems and consideration
Connell should "show speed for Britain on board HMS The agreement was signed in
in its deal. Devonshire under the commund Paris on June 4, und will make concerning the Empire. Coup-
Other British officers decorat..} wood, hunxite, pyrites, opium, | solution of the repurations prog mies, tobacco and fruit pulp. In dilem, it marks the greatest. Alternational Trade Organization who received the Order of St. 3. Expressed need for an In- ed were Captain J.A. Miller, return. Bulgaria will get radios fied progress with regard to
dical supplies, chemical pro-Japan since Tokyo surrendered. tivities
ac- Olav, and Petty Officer Franela be batter harmonized Chleutti, who received lucts, rubber and other com- |--Associated Press. modities,
with social needs.
Huakon's Liberty Medal. 6. Expressed the ICC The agreement is to run for
Vengeance is escorted by two que yea-Renter.
of destroyers, Slays and Cadiz.- that it expect the resumptionviction that the "attainment
higher standard of living, Associated Press. which represents social obliga=" 'tions as well as an economic ob-
•jective, can better be ensured by private enterprise within the [ramework of a public polley than by the expansion of direct activity of the state."—United!
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bills of lading.
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Eastern & Australian S.S. Co., Ltd.
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"EASTERN
ARRIVALS
FROM
¡Australia &
New Zealand
SAILINGS
1410
.....Australia
"Accepts cargo an⋅ through bills of lading
for New Zealand.. Ports.
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Press.
POLITICS IN. MALAYA
con-
Kuala Lumpur, June 7. Jon Thivy, addressing the opening session of the first an- nual conference of the Malayan Indian Congress of which he lạ president, today advocated. ah "opposition froht": embracing all races and support for progres- sive elements in Malayan po.| tues. '
-Referring to Malayon-citizen- ship, Thlvy eald that Indians who wished to become citizens of Malaya would do so on the basin of single nationality. Reuter.
ALEXANDRIA BULLION
Alexandris, 'June 7. Gold, per dirrhein" 1364) 440. plastres, Egyptian pound Sovereign 403, Turkish poundi 380, Napoleon 330,Dollar (pices. de cino) 440, Silver (plastres) | per Kilogram 840-Router.
ZURICH FOREIGN EXCHANGES {}
Zurich, Jufie 7.
Across:-1 Sinka; 4 "Editor: 8 Down-1 Solid; 2 Negro; 3 Zurich on London 17.35. Now Lagged: 10 Arras; 12 Verger: 148itve; 5 Draz: 0 Terror; York 4.30, Paris 3.08 - Brussels. Diocese: If Pose; 10 Entered: 20 Bisked: 0 Deserts: 11 Repels: 189,87%, Amsterdam '103,00, Liston Deplore: 22 Hall; 23 Tülited; 27 Renowod: 16 Idea; 16 Cellar: 18 18.42%, Buenos Aires-140.00 Raised: 20 Award: 80 Depart:Sexe 20. Drondds. 31. Pirate; 24 Stockholm 119,08%, Madrid 89.78, ita Swells: By Latar
(Ideal; 25 Trait; 20 Dater; 28 Idol. —Heuter,
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OUTWARDS TO SHANGHAI
M.V. NAGARA M.V. FORMOSA
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HOMEWARDS TO EUROPE
M.V. NAGARA M.Y. FORMOSA
King
MILK SHIPMENT TO JAPAN
Seattle, June 8. The Seattle Port of Embaren- tion said that 11,340 barrels of dried milk left for Japan on board the freighter Henry Stephens, the first of such ship-, ments from thin port.
The milk will be used in a 'Japanese' civilian feeding pro-i gramme. The second cargo will be sent to Japan on June 25 on board the freighter Is- land. Mail.--Associated Press,
BOMBAY SILVER
& GOLD
Bombay, June 7. Silver, Ready, per 100 tolas 170 Rupees, 00 Annas, Gold, Delivery, unquoted; Silver, New Settlement por tola 11 08; Sovereign, each
(unofficial)
anquoted-Reuter.
ARGENTINE GOLD"
Buenos Aires, "“Jäne-7/ Sovereign, Buyers 50.00, Sellers 50.00; U.S. $20 Eagle, 11150, 112.50; Gold, Bar, Gramme, 623, 6.33-Router,
Coming Soon
to the KING'S
CHARLES DICKENS'
"GREAT EXPECTATIONS”
loading II.K. end of July
loading H.K. end August
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