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BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE
CHINA" NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
"KWEIYANGTM
"FOOCHOW"
"PAKHOY"
"SOOCHOWTM'
"ANHUI" "PRODUCE" "NINGHAI" "FOOCHOW"
"KWEIYANG" *ANHUT" "KWEIYANG" *"NINGJIAI"
"WUSUEB"
SAILINGS TO
Swatow .... Keelung. Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka & Kobe Yokohama, Nagoya,
Osaka & Robe Saigon. Singapore Sibu & Brunci Amoy? & Swatow Bangkok.. Swatow & Pusan .. Singapore, Macassar
Sourabaya, Sama- rang & Batavia
Sails from
ARRIVALS FROM
Swatow Swatow & Amey Swalow
Japan & Pusan RIVER SERVICE Hongkong/Macao Dept. Hongkong 2 p.m. Every Saturday
3 p.m. 17th Oct."
9 am. 18th Oct.
Noon 19th Oct.
5 p.m. 21st Oct.
10 am 22nd Oct.
5 p.m. 26 Oct? 5 p.m. 29th Oct.
8th Nov. Custodian Wharf.
am. 16th Oct. p.m. 16th Oct. a.m. 19th Oct.
25th Oct.
Macao/Hongkong Arr. Hongkong 5 pm every
Sunday
BLUE FUNNEL LINE
Schedule Sallings to Europe via Aden, Port Said.
"AENEAS"
....... Genoa, Marseilles,
Liverpool & Glasgow
"AUTOMEDON"
25th Oct.
N. Africa, Havre &
Liverpool
9th Nov.
8th Dec.
"ANTILOCHUS" ..X. Africa. Havre &
Liverpool
20th Oct 31st-Oct:
5th Nov.
FINANCE AND
COMMERCE
LARGE CROWDS VISIT
DAIREN INDUSTRIAL
E&A
JAPAN'S P&O B.I. E¿Å
COMPANIES
EXPORT
EXHIBITION. PEKING SAYS CONTRACTS
New York Stock Exchange
San Francisco, October 15.
Tokyo, October 16. Export contracts concluded
by Japan during the first half of this year almost quadrupled her actual exports during the corresponding period of last
A large number of people from all parts of Chino are visiting Dairen to see an industrial exhibi- tion which opened on September 18, the Com- munist Peking Radio reported tonight. 4.-6. The exhibition, described as the biggest ever staged.The Trade-Industry Ministry
vin Dairen, is being held in the Chunghsn Park.
U.S. Merchant Fleet Is
Obsolete Many kinds of steel indispes-
Seventeen pavilions are dis- of exhibits. playing hundreds These include such things as incomotives," "marine tagines and New York, October 15. giant propellers for the use at Radio television issues were increza-going ships all of them Port and. demand in an otherwise quiet products of Dairen stock market today. They gained Arthur factories, the Radio said.
point. fractions to more than
Rails turned backward after sable to the machine building mi-
stendy. starting rather
Stealsdustry are also on view, the Ra- dio claimed In addition, there were slightly lower. Motors and Utilities were narrowly mixed. are such heavy industrial goods Golds were neglected except for as power shovels, crushing m
chines, are cutting and sorting machines and air compressors for the mining industry.
Homestake Mining, which ran up around a point at one time to set a new high for the year.
Twenty-nine ister touseband new highs of the 74 traded, 216 advanced, where were 465,10s sharm - traded.
The four most popular sockemell radio
were Emerson, up # kur Radio Corperation,
year.
Invealed last week that, despite reports of an export slump this year, Japan had signed -export COOTALE totalling $304,000,000 | during the period from January to June. Import contracts totalled $391,000,000.
In contrast, actual exports du ing the corresponding period of last year aggregated $77,000,000, according to the Trade Ministry, and totalled $259,000,000 for the entire yY,
Washington, October 15. US. Senate Commerce Sub- The United States topped the Committee sald today America's war built merchant fleet during this year's January-June that list of Japan's foreign · buymas is becoming obsolete.
period, purchasing 19.2 per cent Senator Owen Brewster, Re of Japan's entire exports. India publican member of the Sub- was second mit 174 per cent Kingdom, committee. said, "A Brst pinss; followed by the United crisis is in the offing as a result Hong Kong and the Philippines. minerals also of the re-entry of Germany and The United States Fold to Japan and 52.3 per cent of the latter's total Imports during this half year,
Numerous Charts
Chemicals
and
find a plate in the exhibition.......
added Peking Radio 4 17-1/5 at numerous charts and drawings Marnavox, op 15 at 10. Philex, up displayed at this industrial show provided evidence to support the following claims...
Betruet Consolidated Minint slipped
to Th
Dow Jones Averages:
Stocks 58.35.
ARRIVALS FROM
"DYMAS"
UK. via Straits
"CYCLOPS"
"EURYMEDON”
"ANTILOCHUS”
11th Nov.
"ELRYPLUS"
27th Nov.
20 Jodustrimis 188
25 49,53,
NEW YORK SERVICE
10 Utilities 58.50.
"TELEMACHUS".. Arr. from U.S.A.
via Manila
29th Oct.
Carriers option to proceed via other Porta to lead & discharge cargo.
AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL LINE LTD./CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. JOINT SERVICE
ARRIVALS FROM
"YUNNAN"
SAILINGS TO .......Sydney & Melbourne
16th Nov.
"YUNNANTM
New Zealand Aus-
tralia, Manila & Japan
12th Nov.
All the above subject to alteration without notice. For Passage and Freight particulars zlease apply to
ECONNAUGHT ROAD CENTRAL Tel. 30331/8 Private Exchange.
BRANCH OFFICES
50. Connaught Rd West. 25875, 32144, 24878. Chater Ad Cable and Wireless Blog. 27160
ISBRANDTSEN
Isbrandtsen Corapany inc.
4
25 Broadway.
New York 4, NY.
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UK. A CONTINENT W. INDIES 8. AMERICA
STEAMSHIP DIVISION
FROM
55. "FLYING CLOUD”
Manila
Due Oct. 18
A. R.
PATTISON &
SAILS FOR
Pusan, Japan, New York via Panama Oct. 22
Co.
GENERAL AGENTS: CHINA, FORMOSA, KOREA, JAPAN &
HONGKONG
12-14, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, 4th floor. TEL: 25345. Chinese Agents;-LAM, KEE SHIPPING CO. 20 Connaught Road, C. Tel. 24639.
THE WORLY
ISTHMIAN LINE
(Isthmian Steamship, Company, New York)
Direct Sailing To NEW YORK via PANAMA
“STEEL EXECUTIVE ’
Loading 29th October
Sailing 31st October
for
Los Angeles, New York & New Orleans
GILMAN & CO., LTD.
Tel: 31146
Chinese Freight Agents: HIN FAT & CO., LTD, Tels: 28823, 25553 & 23483.
Closing quotations:
Adama Express 212. Alaska Jcarta 5*. American Can 97. American Smelting 47%. American Telephone 10% Americas Toledo 78%, Anazunde Copper 25. Ariation Corp. 25. Baldwin Locomotive in, Bendis Aviation 32 Bethlehem Stari 2376. Boeing Airerak 2135. Border Co. 48.
Canadian Pacife 14. Chender $
Commerciai Bulvents 1284. Corn Products k43,-! Du Post 24.
Eastman Kodak 4324. General Electric atin. General Motors · GV,
Goodrich 02.
Goodyear 40.
Homestaka Misiez 47. Internatiouni Barvester 24%. International Paper 66.2
laternational TA & Tď PA. Jubes Hasle 22%. Kimomum Copper ATA. Montgomery Ward 216. National Daullers 11%. National Lead 33
New York Central 107. Packard Motors 31.
Pia American Aleways &1⁄2. Penderivanda BB. 15%. Radio Corp. 14. Beilaston Rand 10. Republic Strel 21
Synoids, Tabacco 29.
Schenley 25%.
Scar Rochek 45:
Shell Oil 19
Socoby Vacuum 16%.
Southern Pacile di.
Standard Brands 21%.
Standard Oil đ Calif. Gità.
Standard Oil ďď NJ. 14.
Studebaker 269.
Union Ear N.:
Union Carbide 40%.
US. Rebber 2334.
U.S. Sted
U.S. Line 18.
Westinghouse 2552.
Gen. Pub, Utilities 25%.
that Japan into ship repairing
construction,
English avi Swedish ship-followed by Chins, Australia and balding interests, as well as Egypt-Recter. others, are Freatly concerned about this, he said, adding that the British and the Swedes blame The United States for permitting if
(1) Better machines and goods I
are being produced in the Port Arthur and Dairen area whee the
production rate has increased (2) The output of electrical plants has more than dopoled since 1947.
(3) The Tate of macune-
building production this year will be 300 per cent higher than last year.
(4) Steel output is now 64 per cent higher than during the period of Japanese occupation.
(5) The production rate in the į railway workshops is now 321
times higher than in 1946.
Amozing Progress The Radio said, "Inis marked increase in output has been achieved despite the fact that most of the factories in the two ports had suffered great damage at the hands
Japanese Kwangtung Army before it sur- rendered in 1946.
by
of the
amazing progress made Dairen and Port Arthur in the industrial field was made possible
Mr. Brewster has just returned from an inspection of European shipyards.
Mr. Erevister said the Germans ard cost
are able 10 do ship repair
construction work at less and in a shorter time than is re quired by other yards because of economic conditions in the coun-
.
Serious Challenge Somewhat the same Eituation prevails in Japan, he said and the re-entry of the Germans and the Japanese into this field pre- sents a very serious challenge to all other shipyards.........
and
added:
vintage.
of moder
by the labour enthusiasm of Chi-sulted in outmoding and render This has unfortunately re- nese emancipated workers plus
1
Destructive Tax Rates
:
In Japan
Tokyo, October 16. Indian businessinen in Tokyo recently threw their support behind the protest made by the American Chamber of Com- marce against the destructive tax rates, recommended by the Shoup Tax Mission, for intro- duction in Japan.
**** PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N, CO.
PASSENGER/FREIGHT GERVICE__*_*__
OUTWARDS ****. 8.3. "CARTHAGE"
LL "CANTON" 12. "KARTELACK
HOMEWARDS
** "CARTHA CA
$£ "CORFU′′
22. "CANTOX
• 22: "CARTRAFE® -
#4 "CORFUM -
CANTON
MERAVES LONDON
Baad
Such October 37th Novembe 18th December
LKAVES HONGKONG
25th October 2523 Kavember Int December
17th Februar
17th March
*
DIE FONGKONG
4th October 2. Nerenber 19th Decriber 16th January.
DUE LONDON
29th November "Reth Basember. **
Strd Januar 3200 Februar
10th March
17th April
Via Singapore, Pmany, Colenda, Bombay, Aden und Fort Bell.
FREIGHT SERVICE -
OUTWARDS
2. "EHILLONE".
BLE “SOUDAN”-
DUR RONGKONG
FROM
30th October
London & Condiment
ris Genes & “Étrails,
24th November
All ships proceed to Sebe ☎ Yokokaza.
LOADS HONGEDNG
HOMEWARDS
1. "BOCOTILA"
"SHILLONG” •
2th October
Στις Συντελε
FOR
Bombay
Còlasbo.
Geo Marseille, London,
Hamburg, AntMEND
& Rotterdam.
Traki svahis
• Fitted with Carrocaire boké textilation. for carriage of oil in huis. Space for refrigerated Limited passenger accommodations,
CES.
BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.
5.2. "TAZEL **
“SIRDHANA~~
sil 7th Got for JAKA
750 Ti Jep
sails et Oct
Роси Украв
for Calcutta via Streita.
dae 19th Nov. from Calcutta, via Straits, mila Zlat Now, for Japan.
# "SANGOLATM
J. “SENTALnk".
These this have Refrigerated Cargo space. `
4 19th Nov.
from Calcutta vie Straite.
P.&O./B.I, JOINT SERVICE
Sr. Now
"TOWERGRANGE"
"mdr -th Now.
due exriy Kor.
due early Dec
1. "OZARDA”
m. "PURNEA”
from "Japan. for Straits, Madras, Colombo, Bombay, Kara. chi & Persian Gulf,
Golf from Persis
Bomber. Sizsita.
via
from Persian Gul vis Bombay Straits.
■ Accepta elven on through Eijia of Lading-for Persian Gulf Port
EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S. Co., Ltd.
21. "EASTERS"..
* "EASTERN"
of
The Indian Association of Japan last week passed 2 resolution voicing support of the stand taken Mr. Brewster said that Bri- by the United States Chamber of tish and Swedish shipyards Commerce, and nominated two have been operating at capa-representatives to study and con- city since the war in buliding suit with the American business. world merchant mariño which en in drafting their own tax submission la' now" in excess of pre-war recommendation for
He to SCAP and the Japanese au-
Thorities
The United States mission Carl S. Shoup of Columbia Uni- tax experts,
Professor led by the aid of Soviet industrial teching obsolete the tremendous mer-
in is report to General chant marine America built dur- Macarthur last month, recom nique, which is now widely in- troduced into all branches of it-tying up 1.500 merchant ships in
ing the war, with the result of mended many revisions in Japan's dustry."
system, including present their
ultimate tax rates on foreign businessmen The Radio added that Soviet Sports engineers had taught in technical scrapping."
The classes composed of men and wo Committee, headed
report of the Sub-Japan which aroused the fre
of the Americans in
in the
country. men workers, the result being
by Senator The Japanese Government has that in the last three years many said a planned programme to re-porating these
Warpen Maguson, Democrat, not yet drafted the bill incor- of them had qualified as tech-
recommendations.
fo:
nicians, engineers and industrial Par America's laid up feet is which it plans to present to the executives. Beuter,
imperative.
FAKIR OF IPI SERIOUSLY ILL
Diet-Reuter,
It also suggested a replacemen SINKIANG MOVE
progrÄISINE~~of new-ship-
struction may be in order. Süch action, the report said, would
Karachi, October-15. Sinkiang, Chim's Western-most
prevent the danger of having, Province where the Government once again, an old fleet st the start of a confict,
More than 500 Moslem pilgrims
Peshawar, October 15. The Pakit of Ipi, North Wast
was recently reported to have Frontier outlaw chieftain who The committee sald the type one Communist, has closed It's defied British rule in India for and size merchant marine needed
frontier with Pakistan decades, is seriously, in a de
mountain region near the the nation for commerce and to Mecca arrived here from Sin- Palaistan-Aghanistan frontier, ac national security is unlikely to be siang early last month-so many cording to reports reaching here built or maintained without that it was felt that some must The trend on the bond market was in from the frontier torn of Miiran. ( KVverament ald under
present have been refugees. conditions of freight rates, foreign shah.
Since their arrival all border These reports said that he was competition and foreign subsidies traffic, which usually reaches fbeing tended by his father-in-law, and discriminations/Associated about 200 persons a month, has
The Fakir has suffered from Press,
chased Retter. asthma for many years.--Ecutez..
décisive in quiet trading.. Curb zzocks were narrowly mixed.
Higher was Bariom Sted!, GoldBeld Consolidated. - Bartkoon Maanfamering,
Lower were Cities Service, Fraser-Kssociated Press,"
Kaiser
AMERICAN PIONEER LINE
to and from Atlantic Coast Ports af the United States and Far Eastern Ports
NEW FAST CARGO SHIPS. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Following vessels will load, at YOKOHAMA FOR HONGKONG
at: Yokohama October 23 to 24 November 10 & 11 Nov. 30 to Dec. 1
33. "PIONEER LAKE”
ss. "PIONEER SEA?
SE "PIONEERE COVE"
LOADING HONGKONG FOR AUSTRALIA
sis. “PIONEER WAVE”
Yonding Hong Kong
October 22, 1949
will call at -Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney & Port Pirie accepting, cargo and--passengers
For rates, special information call
UNITED STATES LINES Queen's Bldg. COMPANY Tel. 31251
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M. Y, MUSUEH"
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Leaving Marso 1.00 pm every Sunday
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For full particulacs apply to:- MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.
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+
ISTHMIAN LINE
(Isthmian Steamship Company, New York)
DIRECT MONTHLY SAILINGS TO NEW YORK
VIA LOS ANGELES AND PANAMA
STEEL EXECUTIVE": "ST. AUGUSTINE VICTORY”
“ALLEGHENY VICTORY"
* Calls at New Orleans.
ARRIVALS FROM. U.S.A.
“STEEL ADMIRAL”
Sails for Saigon, Bangkok & Batavia":
STEEL VENDOR"
38th Oct. 23rd Nov.
40th Dec
8th Nov.
9th Nov.
-1st Dec.
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RRIVALS FROM EUROPEAGUE)
my. "BENGAL” m.v. “MINDOBO"
15th November
15th December
SAILINGS TO EUROPE
3rd November
my, "HE
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