[ Pago 13.
† THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1950..
ROYAL INTEROCEAN
LINES
● SINGAPORE, JAVA
PORTS and
MACASSAR
"TJITJALENGKA"
"VAN HEUTAZ"*
"TJIBADANE"
ARRIVALS SAILINGS
4th Apr.
9th Apr.
8th Apr.
13th Apr.
21st Apr.
Only to S'pore, Penang & D. peti
● MANILA, EAST &
26th Apr.
SOUTH AFRICA &
SOUTH AMERICA
"BOISSEVAIN".
10th Apr.
"STRAAT BOENDA"
13th Apr,
"STRAAT MALAKKA"
4th May
#TEGELBERG"
13th May
1at June
JAPAN
"O18ƉEVAIN"
9th Apr.
"STRAAT BOENDA"
2nd May
"TEGELBERG"
31st May
17th Apr. 14th Apr. 15th May
EUROPE via MANILA
"STRAAT MALAKKA"
Agonts: HOLLAND-EAST ASIA LINE
and MALAYA
"HOOGKERK”.
"MEERKERK"
ARRIVALS SAILINGS
10th April early May
6th Apr. 2nd May early Juno
Issued to
Mediterranean and Northern
"AYNKERK"
Through B1/L
European porta,
JAPAN
"HOOGKERK"
"MEERKERK"
"RYNKERK"
1st May Early Juno
KING'S: BUILDINGS TELEPHONES). 28015
5th Apr.
17th April Garty May
10:18017
CRINESE, AGENTS: 12, CONNAUİGİTE, JAD, C.
TOUN IE8%, 25111
AMERICAN PIONEER LINE
to and from
Atlantic Coast Ports of
the United States
and Far Eastern Parts
NEW FAST CARGO SHIPS.
ARRIVALS FROM ATLANTIC
"PIONEER SEA"
"PIONEER COVE"
SAILING TO MANILA.
"PIONEER SEA"
FINANCE AND
COMMERCE
ORIENTAL COUNTRIES HUNGRY TO BECOME SELF-SUPPORTING
Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Rates vary a lot and aro scarcely maintained. There was a little more business done yes- terday, though at best would not keep a brood of chickens very long.
M.K. GOVT. LOANS 4% Loan Dr.
31% Loan (1934 % 1940) 98b, 31% Loan (1948) 97ln.
BANKS
H.K. & S. Bank 1400s.
(Lon. Reg.) £81in. Chartered Bank £9 11/16n. Merchantile Bk. A. & B. £229n. Bank of Fast Asla 1046.
INBURANCES
Canton Ins. 31ön.
Union Ins. 590b.
China Underwriters 5n.
H.K. Fire is Ex. Div. 213n.
SHIPPING
Douglases 2000.
H.K. & M. Steamboats 11n. Indo Chinas (Pref.) 89in.
(Del.) 2001.
Shells (Bearer) 60/3n.
U. Waterboats 25s.
Asla Nav. JUN.
Docks, Wharves, Godowns, Etc. H.K. & K. Wharves Ex, Div. 95s. North Point Wharves 5.000. Shanghat Hongkow Wharves 16n. H.K. Docks is.
China Providenta 12n. Shanghai Dockyards 4b. Wheelocks 27h, 20/2030.
MINING
Roub Mines 5¡n,
H. K. Mines 012n.
Lands, Hotels & Bidos. H. & S. Hotels 0.70%. H.K. Lands 45n. Shanghat Lauds 1.40b, Bisa. Humphreys 0.805. iLK. Reailles Zn. Chinese
Estates Ex. Dly. 124n. PUBLIC UTILITIES H.K. Tramways Ex. Div. 13.sa.
Trams (Old) 17b.
(New) Bb. Star Ferries 8318.
Peak
Apr. 10 Apr. 28.
Apr. 11
"PIONEER COVE" (via Yokohama, Takubar) Apr. 29
SAILINGS TO NEW YORK. BOSTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA vin
JAPAN & PANAMA CANAL
"AMERICAN REPORTER' Arr. Apr. 3 Salls Apr. 5
'PIONEER LAKE"
"PIONEER WAVE"
via Taku Bar...
高管
Apr. 10
21
Apr. 12
Apr. 19 " Apr. 21
For rates, special information call
UNITED STATES LINES
Queen's Bldg.
COMPANY
Tel. 28106
The ahora lat tadicates the principal parts of loading and dlichargs
sa presently. Intended, but pet their rotation. For further infermar
Hoz son schedule at the Company's Often
DE LA RAMA
LINES
Sailing to New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Via Japan and Pacific coast ports
M.V. "AGAMEMNON"
Arriving via Manila from
.23rd Apr.
*U.S. ATLANTIC & PACIFIC COAST PORTS
M.S. “DONA NATI”
M.V. "BENGAL”.
M.S. "DONA ANICETA”
In Port due 15th Apr. duo 3rd May
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE
Agents
1. Connaught Road, C.
Tol., 30331/8
PRINCE LINE LTD.
(Trans-Pacific Sorvico)
SILVER WALNUT
LOADING THE APRIL:
For
LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, PORTLAND, TACOMA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER,
Duo Los Angeles 25th April
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.
18. Fodder S
C. Lights:
(Old) 11.20b, 1130sa. (New) 0.40s, 8.20sa. HI.K. Electrica 275. Mucho Electrics 20n. Sandakan Lights 8in. Telephones
Shanghai Gas lin.
INDUSTRIALS
| Cald. Macg. (Ord.) 25ận.
Canton Iceɛ 3in. Cements Ex. Rights 11b, 11isa. II.K. Ropes Ex. Div. 14n.
STORES &c,
Dairy Farms 3925. Waisons Ex. Rights.28is, 28sa. -L.-Crawfords-21jb,-311/jsa,—
Sinceres 3.800.
China Emporium 91b. Sun Co., Ltd. 21b. Kwong Sang Hong 95h. Wing On (HK.) (62b. Win. Powell, Ltd. in.
MISCELLANEOUB China Entertainments Ex. iv. 153. H.K. Constructions (0) 2.40n.
(N) 1.300. Vibro Filings 113m
Marsman, Dyesnients 9/-n. Maraman, (HK) 75n. Shanghal Loun 1.3011. Yongiszes 45, 3.60sa.
COTTONS
Ewas 2.85b, 3/2.90sa.
RUBBER, etc. COMPANIES. Alma Estates 13160. Anglo-Dutch 30n.
Anglo-Javas in.
Batu Arams 100. Bute Plantalons .45n. Chemor United .306, .855a. Cheng Hubbers .15b. Consolidated Rubbers 2b, Dominion Rubbers 1.30n. Kota Bahroe .50b, Kroewock Javas .13b. Langkala In.
Repub Rubbers 2011.
Rubber Trusta 29n. Samagaga Hubbers .05b. Semambu Rubbers“ „206. Shanghal Kedahs 41b. Shanghal-Malays 10.-n. Shanghal Fahang .6. Shanghal Sumatres .008. Sua Manggis .10b. Sungei Durls 17b, 18sa, Tanah Meraha 155b. Tebong Rubbera ‚15b, Zlangbe Rubbers .300.
WYRADE
Washington, March 27.
An American infornational rehabilitation export said today that Oriental countries are hungry to become a self-supporting trading unit. He said this can be accomplished if the United States establishes a foreign trade revolving fund for the movement of goods among those nofions.
The statements were made by Mr. Stanley Andrews,
Director of the Agriculture Department's foreign relations, who has returned after a survey of Far East nations seeking ways to stimulate intra-Orient trade and remove the area from dependency on U.S.,aid.
Mr. Andrews made the survey with Mr. Robert West, Deputy Undersecretary of the Army directing occupied areas,
The survey was made on be- half of the Army's economic division.
The Army, although primarily concerned with restoring Japan's self sufficiency, now is seeking methcils of restoring the economy
of the entire Far East,
Mr. Andrews and Mr. West are
Malayans condemn
Red action
Kuala Lumpur, March 27.
New York Stock Exchange
New York, March 27. A boom in radio-television issues was cut short today by profit-taking. Early advances running up to nearly four points were more than cut in half by the close, and there are some losses within the group,
The rest of the market wOS under pressure most of the day and ended with losses of fractions to more than a point. Trading volume
VGA nearly 2,000,000
shares.
The early forward rush in radio-television was a continua- tion of last week's splurge in that section resulting from good earn- Ings reports and high hopes for future sales,
AMERICAN, PRESIDENT LINES
The Global Fleet
TO HONOLULU & SAN FRANCISCO
via JAPAN
"President Clevoland" "General Gordon" "President Wilson"
Arr. Apr. 13 Arr. Apr. 28
Arr. May 2
Salla Apr: 143 Saila Apr. 29 Salls May ANGELES
3
22
Salls Apr. A
TO SAN FRANCISCO & LOS
via JAPAN "President Harrison" ........Arr. Apr. 4 "President McKinley" .............Arr. Apr. 13 Salls Apr. 13 TO NEW YORK, BALTIMORE & BOSTON via PACIFIC COAST & PANAMA
"President Johnson” ......................... ÄTMr. Apr. 15 "President Fillmoro" ........Arr. May 13
ROUND THE WORLD
Salls Apr. 16 --
Sails May 14
VIA MANILA, SINGAPORE, COLOMBO, COCHIN, BOMBAY, KARACHI, SUEZ, PORT SAID, 'ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, MARSEILLES, GENOA, NEW YORK and BOSTON "President Monroe"
.Arr. Apr. G Sails Apr. "President Buchanan"
Arr. Apr. 10 Soils Apr. 18
Dow Jones averages
Stocks ....
74.02.
"President Fillmore"
St. George's Bldg.
TO JAVA & STRAITS
.......... Arr.. Apr.
8*
20 Industrials
209.10.
$4.80.
10
Utilities
43.14.
March 27
Adams Express
15 Rails
Alaska Juneau
American Can
American Smelting
American Telephone
Leading Malayan trade American Tobacco unionists today strongly con- American Waterworks demned the British Communist Anaconda Copper
Aviation Party's call to dockers to ban Baldwin Locomotive
Corp.
making their recommendations to
the handling of war materials Barnsdall the Army Secretary Mr. Gray, for Malaya.
Bendix Aviation The Army is not immediately re- Mr. บ Narayanan,
newly Bethichom Steel vealing the nature of the recom-elected President of the Malayan Boeing Aircraft mendations,
Trade Union Council, said that Borden Co. as a trade unionist he completely Car
Canadian Pacific However, they will be of broad disagreed with the British Com-
J. I. Case scope, viewing 88 a unit the area munists statement describing the Chryster from Jepun to India and out-prefent terrorism in Mulaya as a Commercial Solvent lluing recovery methods from au liberation movement. overall viewpoint. Economic trou- It was plain bandiiry and trade) Corn Products bles of individual nations will be unionists ́in Malaya looked on Du Pont
terrorists considered only as part
of the Communist
J
skulking Eastman Kodak overall picture, with no country in the jungles as enemies of free- General Electric receiving consideration
Motors at the doni, expense of others.
Countries included In this survey for American relief and rehabilitation are India, Paki"-| tan, Gaylen, Burma, Thalland, the Federat Malay States, In- doncals, Indo-China, the Phlip- pines and Japan,
HK to be included
It is understood that Singapore and Hong Kong also will be in- cluded in this vast trading aggre- gation, although they are not possible recipients of Americani assistance,
China also is being considered on the basis of if and when poll- tical conditions there permit her le become part of the envisioned Orient-wide trading area.
11
"But for their
Goodrich campaign OF murder, arsan. and
terrorism, Goodyear is country could have achieved Homestake Mining real progress both economic and International Harvester social after the war," Mr. Nara-
Paper Tel & Tel yanan suid,
Another leading trade unionist. Johns Manville tersely commented, "If British Kennecott Copper Communists consider that we are Montgomery Ward being liberated by their 'friends National Distillers
Lead in the jungle, we have had enough New" York Central
of the kind of liberation."-Reu- ter.
Conference on
oil begins
London, March 27.
Packard Motors
Pan American Airways
Pennsylvania RR Radio Corp. Republic Steel Reynolds Tobacco Schenley
Sears Roebuck Shell Oil Southern Paclic Socony Vacuum Standard Brands
Carbide
A Commonwealth conference on oil began here today. The conference was believed to be discussing the problem of how Although the investigators at much oil the sterling area Studebaker "present" are silent on their con- aliould-in-future-buy from Union Bag clusions, it is understood that dollar sources. The "London) they consider Japan capable of talks would thus be comple- US Rubber being the industrial heart of this mentary p the Washington oll Sicel trading empire, with the other discussions between British and, Westinghouse nations supplying the foodstuffs United States representatives. and raw materials among them-i selves and exchanging with Japan (or the latters manufactures.
B
At the
627
2334
07
11
Oll of Calif.
N. J.
30
2014
201
44%
32
18
344
81
174
Liner
thority to combine all Orient old gish and a son talks, Bri-i minum Company' of America and
The conference here was ex- Gen. Pub. Utilities pected to last several days. The The buying of rall loans pulled Commonwealth talks are on the the bond market a little higher: It was authoritatively learned official, not the Ministerial, level. Curb market prices were mixed
The delegates
have
either come with trading moderately active. that President Harry Truman's
from the Dominions for the pur- Among higher issues were are studying pose or are economic advisors
from the stafis of Singer Manufacturing and Creole the advisability of asking Con- the High Commissioners here. Petroleum. Losers included Alu- gress to give the President
delegates have Electric Bond and Shares. —- As- programmes into one overall fund been trying to find ways of sociated Press.
the President may reducing the dollar drain involved in Britain's oil buying without dis- criminating unnecessarily against: Mr. West and Mr. Andrews American of companies.-Reuter. are silent on this possibility, but] If it should become a reality, it seems assured that it would
for use as direct.
.
funds
HOUSE TO DEBATE SERETSE'S CASE
supply trade stimulation wherever needed in the Orient. And this stimulation is what Mr. Andrews said he believed desirable.
Included in the possible overall fund would be monies the United; But there will be no vote on States at prosent is pouring the British Government's conduct separately into Japan, Korea, the of the negotiations with Seretse. Philippines and elsewhere in the It had been expected that the Orient..
debate would take place after normal business (on a motion for Mr. Andrews said his tour of the adjournment; on Thursday these nations revealed that each night. was desirous of trading with Liberal Members will raise the others and also of receiving Jap-matter and Labour critics of the Алес manufactures-Associated] Government are likely to speak.
-Reuter.
London, March 27.
will The House of Commons WELL
debate the case of Seretse Khama, claimant, to the. Bamangwato chieftainship, tomorrow,
| Prèss.
Pacific Far East Live Juc
Fast Regular Trans-Pacific Service
DIRECT
SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES
Ben Francious.
OVERLAND "NEW YORK-CHICAGO-DETROIT-TORONTO, MONTREAL AND ALL, AMERIDAN & CANADIAN CITIKE.
Money Market
US dollars opened yesterday at HK$0.24% and closed at $0.2014. The drop has been arrested but the undertone remained weak.
TT opened at HK38.31 and closed at $6.32.
Sterling went up 20 cents to HK$13.45.
Australian pounds, on the other hand, dropped 10 cents to HK$- 12.65.
Plastres were nominal at HK$- 11.80 a 100, Ticals dropped 80 cents to HK- 27.50 a 100.
NEI Guilders, after opening at HK410.80 a 100, was marked nominal at $10 in the afternoon.
+
San Francisco, March 27,
· Poking: Radio reported tonight the return to Peking of the Som viet Ambassador, Wr. N. Roshchin, and Mrs. Roshchin.-- Reuter.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES
8,8, "PATROCĽUS".
Damaged cargo. ex this vessel will be surveyed al Holl's Wharf Between 10 am. and noon on March 30 and 31,. 1950, and consignees are re- |quested to have" their repre- sentatives present, during tho Aurvey
SWIRE,
$1080
*
7
D
Sails Apr.
Tel. 28172/5.
BEN LINE
CHIP "DENLAWERS" "DENVANNOCH" "BENATTOW" "BENNEVIS"... -"BENCRUACHAN”
"DENWYVI8” "BENCLEUCH" "BENVORLICH"
"BENATTOW" "BENCLEUCH"
"BENVANNOCH" "BENNEVIS” *“BENWYVI8"
"BENLAWERS" "BENCRUACHAN" "BENVORLICH”.
ARRIVALS
FROM
«U.K, via Bingapore,
SAILINGS
QUE
31st Mar,
1st Apr.
on or abt, 17th Apr.
N
20th Apr.
London, Fotterdam, Hamburg
80th Apr.
9th May
11th May
27th May
Loading on or abt.
Antwerp,
21st Apr.
16th May
Avonmouth,
3rd Apr.
Rotterdam,
28th Apr.
12th May
Liverpool,
Glasgow,
Sed Apr.
Dublin, Havre, Ant.
Brd. May
30th May
Hull,
Gencs,
London,.
· Hamburg & Hall,"
werp & Rotterdam.
Via Malaya, Colombo, Port Budan, Aden, and Suez Canal, #Accepts Cargo for LE HAVRE,
For Further Particulars, Apply To-
W. R. LOXLEY & CO. (CHINA) LTD. Agents
York Building.
Telephone: 34105.
THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.
M.S. "KVERNAAS”
LOADING 31st MARCH for
ADEN, PORT SAID, TRIESTE, GENOA,
ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG, OSLO,
GOTHENBURG & COPENHAGEN
Tanks avallable for the carriage of oll`in bulk.
THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. Queen's Bldg., 2nd floor.
Tel. 34111 & 34112
KLAVENESS LINE
SAILINGS AN
--Direct to Los Angeles, in 16 days Thence San Francisco, Vancouver, Seattle & Portland M.S. "CASTLEVILLE" Loading/Salling 30th Mar
S30th Apr. M.S. “BOUGAINVILLE",
21st Apr.
ARRIVALS FROM PACIFIC COASTE M.S. “SUNNYVILLE” M.S. FRANCISVILLE,
Sailing to Singapore, Port Swel
* Penang & Batavia
M.S. "SUNNYVILLE”
Passenger Accommodation TO LOS ANGELES ONLY Chinese, Freight, Agants,
HOO FOOK PING
Huilding, Tel. 27782 THE BANK
22nd May
Bulk Oll Tanks
IKILINI
LINE