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Indonesian Tin Mission's Task Washington Talks
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il hington, Jan. 2 onesian tin mission is To moto about Feb. 1 to open nege- tattjo of American laying Deena Davement.
The mision will he headed by Mr Darmawan Man- garlane. Director of Foreign Trade for Indonesia.
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RFC refused to
Ty
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The Boltan producers fo 21.50 per pound noi contenited 11 at 1.2 was a fair price.
The United States buys from Copy Meganie i ore run- peat | for cellades und retines J
the New York Texas City suelter, which the hande uling der Sale Lan
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Reparations
Manila. Jan. 29.
The reparation talks be- tween the Philippines Gov- ernment and Japan were suspended here today ai The request of the Japanese negotiators after the Philip- pines had formally submit wed a demand for 16,000,- C00.000
and
Ja parrer
pekas.
Philippines
Hegotiators held first exploratory talks
yesterday al
the
Philippines Forelga Office.
to
The Philippine negofla tors asked the Japanese to ncknowledge their repara
claim.
Im. secondly. make the payments in ten
15 years. and not 15
and third- 1y, to make advance pay. ments even before the con- clusion of the reparations agreement and peace treaty ratification-Reuter,
Cotton Expert's Warning
New Orleans, Jan. 29. Mr Harold Young, Presi- dent of the National Cotion Council, said today that the cofion industry may find itself in a desperate situa - Tion if there is a big reduc tion in the 1952 crop.
Me Young told the 700 dele- Rites o The Council's annual 100 furmers
Kasvetljen
:1 / looking for an assurance “bat avnijaħde supplies and may- renders will be favourable
k
to increased production.
Coded Satz con on exports were 35 percet higher last Au furum than in 1950, the Agricul- ture Department reported I Washington November exports 1832.000 bales brought the August through November tota: 19 000 hates They hed ven unly 1.452,000 bales dur- ing the corresponding months of 1950
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Than Department attributed The rise to the fact that U.S
more al cullom prices are far
for Tractive than those
the -unul foreign growth. Japan, Trade Bad Britain were the big- H" buyers
The current
world
cutton Trup will be smaller than ex- pected but std will be the the seeund largest on record, Department of Agriculture said.
The test forecast is for 34, 500,000 bales from 84,600,000 In bu the 1961-52
will exceed vut-turn 27,700,000 bales of last year by 24 per cent, the Departmen sand
the
the
The increase is due to 5,300,000 bales production i ise the United States, 1,100,000
China, ba es in
the Soviet Einin and Eastern Europe and 400,- Agate pervasc of 400 Tales elsewhere
The
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Sulphur Consumption ROYAL ISOCess Laxes
HEUTST"
Exceeding Production: ==
Cut
In Allocations
Washington, Jan. 29.
The International Materials Conference has cut crude sulphur allo- cations for the first six month of the current year because consumption estimates have begun to exceed prod action.
mouncing the new quotas, the L.M.C.'s Sul- plan Commit.es mahl flatly: "No further substan- reduction of the stock position in the pro- o'ng countries can be contemplated."
CONGKONG
SHARE MARKET
From Our Correspondent) Business com un the Shark Exchange This MUIDE WHA Valued al $527,510 50. Nuom Spurtatious anch the meting's
SRAKES BUYERS SELLERS SALES LANKS
Inkub
Underwriters
HK Bank INSURANCES
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Food Prices
To Be Controlled
Taipei, Jan. 29. The Governmen is deter AUD to hold
in food prices Formosa in check this year, Li Lien-chung, Provincial Food Commissioner, said today.
This objecuve, he declared
would be achieved by sale of fertilisers at low cost, loans to Conners al low interest and increased supply of neces-
rates
L
Talal allocations distributed The 16-nation Committee 2,953,400 tons requirements
..musmited
uns. Estimated
1952 have been set al 7,364,100 tons as compared with timated production of 5,825, 100 tons, a shortage of 1.539.000
Cons
Japanese Steel For UK
Tokyo, Jan. 29. British steel representa. tives here are finalising an
In making the allocations, the Committee based itself on a agreement to buy
brcader
production
estimate
more
The price was expected to be close to £5,000,000, according to A British source.
"TJITJALENCIKA"
"TASMAN" "TJILUWAR"
“TSIBODAS”
"TJISADANE" "TASMAN”
THIWANGI"
"TJIPONDOK“
"THPANAR" "TJISADANE” "TJILUWAIT”
"TJIKAMPEK"
"BOISSEVAIN”
“TJIWANGI"
"VAN BEUTSZ”
"TJIDODAS",
“TIILUWAH"
TASMAN" "THWANGT""
"BTRAAT
MAKASSAR” "TJILUWAU"
"BOISSEVAIN" "TJETJALENGKA"
ARMAN "TFIUWAH"
"THISADANK"
INTEROCEAN
SAILINGS"
Fobi ind 2nd
Feb
Feb. #th Feb 15th
Feb. 15th
Feb. 16th Feb 29ch Mar 2nd
May. 5th
Mar. 7th Mar. 8th
Mar, 18th
Mar. 23rd
Mar. 23rd
Apr. tud
Apt.
71 Apr. 14th
∙Apr. 16th'
Apr. 25th May 2nd
May 2nd. May 16th
›Singapore, Fenasg.:& Belawan `Dall
Singapore, Mauritius, Dar+en+Salem, Zanzibar, B. Africa & §. America Japan Ports
Singapore, Djakarta, Semarang,
Búzabala & Micasar #jakorta, Semarang, Surabais
MACAESAT
JAPAN
*
Singapore, Penang & Belawan Delt
Singapore, Djakarta, Beaurant.
Surabala Macassar N
Djakarta, Tjireban," Semarang,
Surshata & Macassar Manila, Singanore & 8. Adrien Singapore, Mauritius," 8. Afrion 4
B. America singapore,
Djakarta, Kozerans, Surabaya & Machtiar Djakarta, TiIrbon.
Semarang,
Surabala Macassar Manila, Singapore, Mauritius, E. & 3.
Africa & 8. Amerien
Singapore, Djakarta, Semarang.
Surabata & MARERFIRE
Singapore, Penang & Belawan Dalt Djakarta. Titebon, Semarang,
Surabala & Macassar
singapore,
Djakarta, Bemarang, Burabasa Macar Singapore, Penang & Belawan Dell Singapore, Djakarta, Bemarang
Durabula & Macassar
Manila. Singapore, Mauritius, E. & A.
Africa & S. America: Singapore, Djakarta, Semarang,
Burebate & MacaMar
ARRIVAL. S
Jan 31 Feb
Feb. 8th
Feb. 10th
Feb.
1220
Feb. 27th
Japan
Japan
From
Penang, Belawan Dal & Singapore Minensar, Surabala. SAFES,
Djakarta & Singapore s. America, R. & 8. África Blagapers
Manila
Pedang. Belawan Deli & Singapore
General Agents,
than For the last allocation than 100,000 tons of steel period. 1: took into account
from Japanese producers. "VAN BEUT82" The exports of Chile, Colombia, Bolivia and Japan as well as the traditional suppliers - Mexico, Norway, Italy and the Luted States.
A Allocations for Japanese Trade Ministry the fourth quarter last year in-official, however, so that the cluded exports of the four last Ministry might raise objectiona if the British wanted to pay for
SAILINGS TO EUROPEAN producing countries only.
The Committee said sulphur Japan's sterling balances
the
storing because "OVERUJEL" were "OGKĒRK"
ex
W!!
pected to have reached 6,170,900 akeady too high. tons against estimated produc
consumption last year was
15072 of 5,823,600 tons.
HOLLAND EAST ASIA LINE
"ARENDSKERK" "KIELDRECHT:
Feb. Mar.
7th
Apt.
May
The managing director of the BAILINGS FROM EUROPT Co-British Iron and Steel Corpora
sumption in 1950 was 6,128,200 tion. My J B Cowper, told "BOOĠKERK""" tons as compared with duction of 5,722,000 tons.
The
pro- Redler today: "We expect to pay | "KIELDRECHT
VARENDEKERK"
shortfalls
in 1950 and 1951 were met by reductions in reserve stocks, the Committee explained, mainly in the pro- during countries and especially
aly and the United States
NORMAL PATTERN The Committee said it now found that it is necessary 10 reconcile
consumption with estimated production. As be- fore
The Committee sald allocations concerned only crude sulphur which enters into the international trade as crushed, ground, refined
and sublimed sulphur and Th the form of flowers. The Committee expects, however, that trade
these forms of sulphur will continue to follow the normal pattern.
Among the allocations for the first six months in long tons)
were.-
in sterling and the amount of "AAGTEKERK” steel will be more than 100,000 OVERIJ EL tons"
Lo
Mr Cowper said "The nego- tiations
aTe progressing ve smoothly."
British sources close to the steel negotiators told Reuter the British steel team had come to Japan with definite instructions that it could only deal in
in sterling. Japanese steel interests, while agreeable to this from their point of view, were unwilling incase the steing accumula- tions against the Government's announced policy of reducing the heavy sterling balances.
RIGHTS IN MALAYA Some Japanese sources said What Japan had asked the British to grant in conjunction with! sterling payments Japanese ghs in assisting in steel ex- Eten in Malaya
This, according 10 tal sourers, had not entered
British
Australia 58,200; Ausuna 9,300, Benelux 29,600, British Colonies significantly into the discussions 350; Canada and the United with the Japanese sive firms States 2,226,000: Denmark 500; here. Egypt
2,800 Finland 9,200;
1 likely France 84,500; Africa
North
The
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Arriven
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Feb
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Mar.
Mar.
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2nd
May
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FAST FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE TO:
NEW YORK, BOSTON, BALTIMORE & PHILADELPHIA via SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES AND PANAMA.
NEXT SAILINGS
M.S.
"OLGA MAERSK"
M.S.
"JEPPESEN MAERSK"
M.S.
"HULDA MAERSK”
TREIN MAERSK
"PETER MAERSK”
major Japanese Arms French
to supply Britain were 10,000:
Western Ger- the Yawnia and Fuji Steel; many 38,500 India 23,000, Companies and the Nihon Israel 2,000; Italy 08.000, New Steel Pipe Company. Zealand 34,200, Norway 14,500, The steel would
M.S. be mainly Pakistan 400; Sweden 31,500. billets. steel rods
M.S. for ferro- Switzerland 10,900; Union of concreting and steel wire.
M.S. South Africa 33,000 and the The contract was expected United Kingdom 194.000
No allocations were made for Japan due to lack of sufficiem
o be signed this week.
One of The Japanese who negotiated with the
British Information
stce) men was the managing The Sulphur Committee is director of the Yawala Steel the first LM.C. organ to adopt Company, Mr Keigo Fuji, who
period than on quartoday attended a longer
an industriai LET. the Committee said. The leaders' conference with the
current harvest 01 | Egyptian-type_cotton, principal- grown in Egypt, the Anglo- Egyptian Sudan and Peru, will be 325,000 bales, smaller than
bits to farmers at very moderatg longer allocation period, 1 added. Russian trade official, M. A. L Jast year The shortage of
❘ cost. Egypt water for irrigation in and the Sudan is b.amed.
'The Department expects that the short staple cotton of India, Pakistan and Burmu to Lotal some 300,000 bales, or
seven than mme
1950- 195)-United Press.
lead lend Pruds through a parese with,xchange banks saad at se+)- as Bobvia at ng Pund funss to bat be tig.
as pod This system will be applicable per rent
to all import items and the task of lending Pound will be lef::
exchang
to the Briti de
The Bout vi'S
nego
• !
When
the the
f: to hawks. The annua! interest will be 1 per cent on Pauni loan rompi
the Foreign Exchange Cuatrol
India Would Board to the exchate banks
Welcome US Capital
New York, Jan 29.
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and five per cent on loans from the exchange banks to importers. The term will be less than one year from the time
the opening of letters of credit. The details are to be fixed through negotiations with the Ministry ຍ International Trade Industry.
Meanwhile,
und
the Finance
in
Shipbuilding
Boom In
Japan Yards
arc
years
ice!
Plain Hint On
Tuna Import
Warning
should prove to be of consider. Domnitzky. Reuter able assistance to those coun Food prices in the past two
tries making procurements.- he declared, had been United Press. relatively stable despite fluctuations in other things
The
Government intends to provide
fertilisers more farmers and to sell them at low cust 360,000 bolts of cloth this year compared with less than
160,000 bolts last year, added.
Loans to farmers this year would amount to Formosan $90,000,000 against $60,000,000 last year.
he
The Government would also increase the supply of seeds and other necessities. Associated Press.
Japanese Reparations
that
cannol pay
the
ARRIVALS FROM U.S.A,
"NICOLINE MAERSK”
Mar.
Feb. 8 Feb. 14.
2
Feb. 15
Feb. 29
Mar. 17
For Freight and Further Particulars please apply to:
AGENTS:
JEBSEN
Pedder Building.
& CO.
Tel: Nos. 86086-9.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES NOTICE "TO CONSIGNEES
CONSIGNEES PER
BARBER-WILHELMSEN LINE
m2.
"TUDOR"
are hereby notified that their cargo Washington, Jan. 29. is being discharged Into the Hong- kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godows The California Fish Cunners Co's godown where will be at Association warned the Govern- consignees risk and subject to the ment today
To
Consigners per
BENRINNEA"
are hereby, notified that their cargo la bring discharged into the Hong kong & Kowlocki Wharf &. Godowa Co's g′′duwas, where it will be al Consigneta' risk and subject to the What'
terms and conditions of
be obtained. storage, STA where delivery may
NEW USE FOR over 15 years, this would amount tion is serious enough to recom-able goods are examined.
In attendance when damaged duti No claims will be admitted after
SUGAR CANE
that tuna imports Wharf's terms and condition of stor from Latin-America and Japan age, and where delivery may be
'Damaged packages are to be litt Etained. *ruided" the United States
In the Godowns for examination, by. market and nothing
Damaged packages are to be left veyors, Messrs Carmichael and Clarke, short of
Consignees and the Company's, mir- Tokyo, Jan. 29.
quotes would save the domestic the godowns for examination by at 10 am, 1st February, 1953, The newspaper Jiji Shimp
Consignees and the Company's Sur fishing canning industry.
veyors, Messrs. Goddard & Douglas
To comply with the General Domestic said without equivocation today
producers urged at 10 am. on the 30th January, 1932. Bonded Warehouse Regulations Зарап
on brine-packed bonito in
| Consignees must have a Reverie $8,000,000,000 in reparations de- the opening session of hearings Bonded Warehouse Regulatione, con- duftable goods are examined.
comply with the General Ore ( attendance when chamaged manded by the Philippines. Even to determine whether the situa- signees must have a Revenue Officer to more than $500,000,000 a year mend to President Truman to
the goods have left the steamer's godowns, and all goods, regaining to the
alone. the restrict the imports. Philippines,
No claims will be admitted after undelivered after the 3rd February, newspaper sald.
The drastic appeal was made gedown, and alt goods remaining
the goods have left the steamer's 1952, will be subject to rent. It added, " is clear beyond by Roland Swaffield, chief undelivered after the 31st January. Mexico City, Jan. 29. Mexico's
question that Japan is not cap-spokesman of the Association, 1952, will be subject in rent. leading Sugarable of paying it...Even if there who said. "By reason of the ex- manufacturer
has announced
were several Japans there would treme
All claims against the steamer imminence of
the cam- must be presented to the Under- plans for
a newsprint mill to
not be
be money enough to pay this plete destruction of the dome-signed on or before the 7th February use sugar cane waste.
demand.
stic industry, it is our consider 1932, or they will not be recognised Aaron Sacrz. head of the
the Association, Insisting on
Philippines keeps ed bellet that nothing short of No Fire Insuranco will be effected. Sugar Producers are building orders started, vessels
its demand aran imposition of quotes upon
DODWELL & CỐ, LTD. the current for export tocalled about 130,- said the 38,000,000-peso plant
refuses to recognise Japan's these foreign importations can" Diet. If approved, the low would | 000 lons. valued at about
would have a capacity of 30,-
Agenta 000 tons of newsprint. A pilot sincerity, it is regrettable tuttave the industry."-- United and Industry a. the Waldorf-60 into effect from April 1 this $14,300,000,
plant with
an annual capacity there is no course but to give Press. said, Year,
of 5,000 tons is
up the hope of Philippine ratin- already produc ing pulps of cane waste.
cation p
of the peace treaty. The new plant, Tosbesbuulz, JU said, "Negotiations with at el Mante in the sugar area, Indonesia reached some sort of
ment
Tokyo, Jan. 20, Japanese shipbuilders now experiencing a boom with contracts for constructing tank- ers for foreign owners reaching or around some 350,000 tons |$79,000,000 in value.
Since the end of the war up Bills to the time the rush of tanker-
The pledge that the Govern- Ministry plans to set on a new
of Indie
will Furnish system under which exports of every assistance and co-opera- plant equipment to the Pound tion to American capital and
orca will be protected
from made today lowes "know-how" was by Mr B. R. S Indian Am-Found
from luctuations nf
rales. exchunge bassador to the United States.
****** | colling for this system Addressing the annual
scheduled to go luncheon of the Far East Amarica Council
of CommerĽO
Astoria Hotel, Mr Sene
sccros desirable that Ameri- The
"It
Un
system proposed
As
The International Trade and Industry Ministry attributed the ctn and Indian business should intended to destroy the fears of sudden and rapid boom to the get together and plan on a exporters that they may lose following reasons:
1-British us from the devaluation of Pound
shipbuilders tre joid basis for the setting Sterling during a long contract tied up in fulling orders of new enterpelace in India so
at that all arrangtinents are com- period,
dampen hand, plete by tha tone Internal enthusiasm to a great extent in
2-Japanese shipyards at pre- United States needs to meet the export of plant bellities. sent are capable of constructing naturation and expital is ready Franco-Presse..
foreign owners
to move cut. "
Such fears
VORSOld
for
will 1150 bagasse, the come a settlement because the talks
waste, mixed with a type of reed called ed Press,
progressed on the keynote of the
"olate.Associat-overall economie co-operation
because the tight mones altuntion Cargo Liner For
and lack of funds among ship-
"On the ride of India indica- MOSCOW CLAIMS owners are keeping the ship
Hons are clear that there will be ne Cogurtunive
regard to foreign euch with
Interest
If ur-
London, Jan. 29. Russia's overall target for gunlertonut patterns are deve-
will ap
he of mutual industry in 1051 was exceeded will provide India by three and a half per cent, with
the
Ananeni resources, the Moscow radio announced pit! ymi technical Entw-how last
Tight which the neod:, 1. can give the fullest Barutance that every pos- the report said, extended ils ible undistupne, and co-operation plans by four, por écrit, food by will be furthconting from the seven per cent anul building Government of India."—United and zond construction by six
The Iron and stoel industry,
per cent-Ralitor.
Yards idle.
to
African Trade
with our country, with repara- tion forming one part of that,"
United Press.
MANILA CEREMONY
¡Hongkong, 24th January, 1982.
All cialina against), the steamer must be presented fo” the under SLAZA 011 or before the February, 1951, or they will not be recognised,
No Phe Insurance will be affected.
W. R. LOXLEY & CO. (CHINA) LTD.
San Line Stearisere; Lad. ⠀
Hongkong, 9th February, 1882.
Pacific Far East Line, Ju
Fast Regular Trans-Pacific Service M
DIRECT
SAN FRANCISCO, LOR ANGELES
Manila, Jan, 20.
Verset
BRANDEN OVERLAND
· NEW YORK-VRICAGO-UFTROIT-TORONTO
:: MONTREAL AND ALL-AMERICAN # CANADIAN CENTEL
Vkom
Bally
for
The chief Japanese repara- dunt, Mariņas Islands, Micronésian Íslands --- Regular Service direct or with transhipsment. Wohs delegato today pald his re- Belfast, Jan. 29. spects to President Quirino and The 7,100-ton cargo nur thanked the President for the Oritabs, the first of three new cordial receflon accorded the ships for the West African ser Japanese here.
Arrive
Biralte
Fel
Mar.
Ban Trand
3-Western European ship- builders require about three years for constructing and de livering a vessel wille Japanese builders can complete one in 10 vien of the Elder Dempster Lines, He also pledged on the efforts "ACOD. JUCKENDACK"
20 montha
was launched here today..
of and freightere
the Japanese detegition to TRADE, WINU". 4Tankers
The ship wit replace the come to an agreement on re- which Japan constructed and 23-year-old kargo ship Mary - parations," exported after the war satisfied, Kingsley (4,063 @lona) in the
Mir: Quirino gehiag
extem- foreign shipowners and this fich trade between West" Adrien "and poraneously,, encouraged them) to place more Britain. She currim 13 passen- great things will come out of ·For full parilesturs cali United', Bhabou - Lines: Ca., General Agents, olders. France-Presso.
Reuter
| this conference. “Ukiited Proar:: PataGLADES
FANADA' BEARSOME
MALLE:
penting Hope