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Trade Talks In
Lisbon
Lisbon, Feb. 17. Negotiations between Britain and Portugal for a their commer- renewal elal agreemeh have been interrupted by the forth- coming North Allantio Trenty Organisation session but will be resumed after it is over, British Em- bassy spokesman sal bera today.
Portuguese Tho
dele- gates were too busy with the NATO merling at the monient,
"The
negotiations have been conducted In Да friendly spirit and Ar- been have rangements made to enable trade to continue without interrup- tlon in the meanwhile," the spokesman added. Reuler.
Japan May Call For Conference
Tokyo, Feb, 17.
Flow Of Aid To Developing
Areas Will Be Increased
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT)
London, Feb. 17.
Many British officials in the colonies are wondering whether the time has not come to adniit publicly that British rearmament will In- evitably involve some curtailment of colonial development programmes. A correspondent from Kenya urges, in a letter to "The Economist," to avoid serious that "something of the sort is essential if we are difficulties in the colonies.'
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on the assumption His argument is based that if our limited resources of raw materials and skilled labour are required in Britain to make tanks and guns they obviously cannot be making capital development goods.
"There
arc,
therefore," he The luan was a' success-in writes, "very Bound economic marked contrast to Southern reasons why there must be some Rhodesia's previbus attempt to restrictions in the supply of both raise money in London. On that finance and capital goods to the occasion, 12 months ago, an issue colonies.
of £5,000,000 of 3% per cent colonies
stock flopped so badly that 43 per cent of it was left with the underwriters,
thm that of funds us are
cent stock at 07.
Fate Of Cotton Industry
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Tokyo, Feb. 17. Japan's cotton industry, which has recovered its pre- *ARENDBREAK" war status of the world's "KIELDRECHT" Inrgest shipper of cotton "ovuISEL fahrics, is now faced with a near panic because of sur- plus stocks and slumping "ARENDSKERK" prices.
"Yet we are still encouraging colonial peoples and private en- full to think that a
An idea of the extent of the development programme can be maintained, and colonial recent fall in git-edged prices development
outrunning baste can, he gained by comparing the requirements such as transport, terms of the Southern Rhodesian laan with those of the last power and water supplies."
Thu correspondent rightly colonial issue, in September last points out that the difficulty of year.
Nigeria then successfully raising the necessary france by
less offered £6,800,000, of 3% per The Japanese Govern-public loan dotations is ment is expected to request, serious problem translating such through the British diplo available or could be raised into matic mission in Tokyo, the capital gonds,
In Anglo- few weeks ago most people
Tokyo Shimbun, the largest ALL passengers baggage must be convening of
agreed with these
evening paper in Japan, report- The London caglial stat to the Hongkong & Kowloon Japanese "adjustment con- would have
ference" which would study views.
resed ins weck that the Govern- to be in no tponsive to the rute of interest ment held Whart Co.'s Godown at No, 2 GATE,
up last month about measures for reciifying de. market seemed
state to accommodate even than many people thought. CANTON ROAD ENTRANCE BY
faults in the Anglo-Japanese smalt colonial loan, and even if
1,000 export contracts of cotton When the terms are right fabrics and would reject at NOON———FRIDAY, the 22nd--payments Agreement sign it had, there appeared to be little money for colonial developmenttrast 500 of them--because-of
of chanco
spending February, 1952,
low prices booked. substantial amount of money In Britain on development equip- ment
With the exception of hand packages carried by passengers themselves, ALL BAGGAGE must pass through the Wharf Co's Godown for loading on hoard by ship's slings only.
11.00 a.m.
ed last year,
The conference
Since
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MONEY AVAILABLE The importanes of the Southern Rhodesien success, however, Res in the fact that it has proved that investors are more
is still available,
The Government will shortly urge collon
reduco milis to operations, Kyodo News Agency reported today.
Japan shipped Inst year 1,085,000,000 yards of cotton cloth-the highest in the world.
July
SAILINGS FROM EUROPE
"KIELDRECHT" “AAGTEKERE” "OVERIZBEL "HOOGKERK"
er best customer was Indo- nesia which bought 250,000,000 yards, followed by Pakistan.
The Indonesian Irade has been practically at standstill Hince de- the
year-end after
Lier Japan clined to
Frunds accept have priority In view of Sterling for settlement ol the
"Commonwealth
Finance Indonesia's over-purchase which Ministers insistence that the exceeded $30,000,000 last year.
Sterling Areaxce
Government The strength of the
Japanese lics, in the undeveloped natural
yesterday announced resources of member countries, i frade policy with Brlish-Com- the claims of colonies needing
will nations that monwealth Inans to fict comparatively small
shipments for the finance
uncompleted develop- Sterling Area ineluding Pakis
ACTION REQUIRED considered.
Many borrowers are known t would study
be awaiting their turn to enter the London market, and the Japan's excessive holding of Sterling, which now tolals some
then, however, there queue Is expected to start 85,000,000, far in excess of the have been two developments moving, now that Southern agreed limit of £70,000,000.
one on a high policy level, the Rhodesin has set the pace and other in the gill-edged market established new and apparently Although the Government which, though by no means satisfactory interest rate. polley of rectifying these exces
conclusive, offer
tha hope
It will be difficult to decide as colonin! development Will take place on SATURDAY thesive Sterling holdings was,
which of these borrowers should Dro 23rd February between 9,30 a.m. and requested by the Ministry of grammes will
able to International Trade and Indus ahead-in some cases, perhaps, try, to stimulate imports. on the even more quickly than was one hand and curtail experts on the other as it would re-visualised in the original plans. duce the overall volume of Transactions--by fancial mea- by the advocated sures us
this policy the Finance Ministry, did not seem to have worked Ministry has finally agreed with the Finance Ministry which wants the curtalling of exports the Sterling Area through
WILL NOT SUFFER The first was the decision of Commcuwealth Finance
to set up a working Ministers
out to expectation and the Trade party to examine the opportuniment projects will be favourably tun. Talks
U.S.-Indonesian Tin Price Are Interrupted
Washington, Feb. 17. Negotiations between the United States and Indonesia on a long-term tin contract have been in recess.
The talk took a temporary break last Tues. day when the Indonesian delegation cabled its home Government for instructions.
Informed affeints here raid; and other such staples, om- the delay perhaps might be duc cials here inak this ns. an In- 10 debate in Indonesia over I dication the Indonesians may acceptance of U.S. military and want to negotiate a companion *conomic nid under Mutual agreement on these commodities Security Agency (MSA) terms. to parallet, In a way the metals
Foreign Minister Secbardjo arrangement. has announced his readiness to and the US. resign if the Indonesian Cabinet
feels be erred in accepting MSA
orgistance.
Meanwhile,
between Britain
Meanwhile, there were signs that developments may be forth- coming early this week on the Reconstruction possibility of resuming negotia-
(RFC)tions with Bolivian producera
Associated Press.
financial measures.
This decision was disclosed when the Finance Minister, M. Hayato ikada, announced a new from foreign policy effective Feb. 18 this year with regard to the Sterling Aren following an emergency meeting of Cabinet Ministers yesterday.
THREE MONTJIS
The measures as outlined by the Finance Minister are: (1) The Bank of Japan will streng- then its efforts impor
friencing.
and.
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(2) The present system unlimited acceptance of Sterling notes will be rectified. In case the of
setilamint, standard acceptance of Sterling notes will
ties for an early increase in the of member productive power countries and the possibilitles of technical resources with enter natching available financial and prises most likely to achieve that purpose,
At about the same time the British Government announced that steel supplies would be allocated in such discourage the production goods for domestic consumption in order to leave larger supplies free for defence pruduction and for the
manufacture of capital for export. goods
While rearmament and the need to balance our overseas payments
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In this respect a new colonial loan is expected to be announced Kyodo suld 10 major Japanese Uganda and Tan-cation spinning companies now ganyika are both near the head head 400,000,000 yards of cotton this week.
of the list and one of them is clah and 100,000 bales of cotton expected to seck u loan on the yarns on their inventory. same terms as those offered by their books stond 36 billion yen Southern Rhodesia.
(US$100 million) overdue ac counts which wholesalers and
havo tailed to exporters
pay them.
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These cotton, pills had to pay bills for Imported raw cottons. and kept more than six million splodics busy, turning out 177,- 000 bales of cotton, yarp January, Kyodo sald,
Inernational Trade and In- sources were dustry Ministry quoted by Kyodo ne saying the cotton industry would be docm- is done jed unless
something (From Our Correspondents soon. They tentatively suggested art being landed and placed at their
10 the reduction of operations Business done on the Stock $5,500,000 spindles, crcugh for
was durning morning Exchange
out 150,000 bales of valued at $901,000. Noon prizes yarn
month, -- Associated and the morning's quotations Press. SHARES DUYERS SELLERS Bales BANKS
and Bank INSURANCES
Canton Union
HK Fire
this
must for some time to facilitate take precedence over all "cise, n supplementary meature, will there is no intention of allowing also lend
exchange colontul development plans to foreign
suffer, ex to Importers through the
the contrary, long-term On change
interest banks. The
for economic stability for the Sterling rates will be four per cent
Area necessitates an even greater importers.
effort in this direction.
Some colonies, it is true, might And that certain of their plana will have to be curtailed in the Interest of a wider
and more of Com- balanced programme be limited to a period of three monwealth development but the months prior to the shipment of total flow of financial and technl- goods, and the effective periods cal resources to the developing for lottars of credit will also be areas should be increased rather SHIPPING Jimited to
months after than slowed down. three their opening. In ease at non- standard settlements, permits
N. Pl. What 7.18 7.30 will be granted following cose
Dock... 18.30 18.03 In formulating this policy the
14% Provident by case" study,
Finance Ministers said that for
S'hat Dook.. Wheelock some time to come the Common-
(45 BCD, A 44. Government The
LAND, ETC. Rome, Feb. 17,
Sterling Area wealth would not be able to
HK Hatel regarding the A six-man team of United
its own growing needs foundry exper's will trade are, intended to stimulate meet
by accommodating entirely from its own resources, the most imperts undertake
developing countricu them the same financial benefit complete survey ever made of loans, while restricting imports and the as Britain
by shortening the time of ex- would therefore have to rely in receiveti from the Italy's, steel and Iron Industry
varying degrees on investment. US. In the metals deal,
with The
from outside the Sterling Are object of early port contracis.--France-Presse. doubling output.
But that is not Bay that the oulflow of capital from this country will cease or even slow
Finance Corporation officials said the atmosphere su rounding the talks Is very friendly and that the agency is rendy to continue negotiations whenever it is possible for the Indonesian delegation to do so.
first The Indonesian group put in a demand for a price of $1.302 based on: a unique cal- culation of
of the recent exchange arrangement between the U.S. and Britain on tin and steel,
Informed
thu Eources, said
U.S. Taking
Indonesians asked the RFC for States
A Hand
a contract price that would give | shortly
NEED FOR STAPLES. Four of the experts have, al- Thie Indonesiana took the roady arrived in Italy and the agreed price of $1.18 a pound remaining two arc expected for Malayan tim. Then through shortly.
charts "and, tab
tables they cal-
They will study the whole
culated the amount of money production process in the coun-
the British saved by being able
...
ry's 12 major sundries and
to buy 1,000,000 tons of steel |ļu a kargo number of the remain- from ine U. S. Instead. of ing 840 smaller plants.
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from Europe. American steel to boost production, at present Their first objective will be. cheaper than European steel.
The Indonesions then trans-estimated to be only 80 per cent of Italy's capacity. They will late, this saving in terms of a tin price that would give them then seek, possibilities of ax- the same financial benefit and tending this capacity. calculated that the price should be $1.303.
mensures
Giant Tanker Launched
RIODEBIAN EXAMPLE
down. Any help that we might from outside the Sterling receive Area-and that means the United |States-must await some sign from within the Commonwealth Yokohama, Feb. 17. 24,000-ton tanker-the that we are willing and able to help
ourselves. largest ship of its kind ever built in Japan was launched had this important consideration The British Trossfry obviously. today by a Yokohama shipyard.
in mind when
It gave approval Tho
of the Lo she ter 870-foot-long ship
· terms
Fecent "Euclia" was built by East Southern Rhodoston lagn. This
Heavy The experts comprise the first Japan
Industries, loan
gilt-edged market establishing Industrial study team of this formerly, Mitsubishi Heavy In-history
A four
Tho
nature sent to Italy by the duties for San Nicolas and a half per cent interest rate. negotiating United States
the under group took this under study and | Marshall Plan.—Reuter,
Steamship Company of Panama. The issue of £7,500,000 of: 41% Its fittings expected to be
be per cont stock, redeemable 1077- are Jaler, counter-proposed negotiat-
at a prica of 99 per ceaterwa completed
by April The huge tanker)
aker will call the dearest form of this type of les borrowing for 20 years, when the without refuelling,
Several other tankers of Ujo Loan to a $35 per cent laste
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ing a contract on the basis of
$1.10 referred, the
The
Now York, Feb. 17."!
The New York: Cotton Ex- at 14 knots for 20,000 miles conversion of Evo' per cent ‹War-i
problem ta Plaitaria for further change has voted to -zuspend
Saturday dealing after Batur
instructions, de
The Indonesiens during their day, Feb, 29 The suspension same sizo, are being built jat, labored in what has since bo
naxt Japanese shipyardsAssociated come known as the cheap
money era "LETEL
exposition: mentioned incident». will contintier through ally their pead for rica, "suger AugustomUnited Press.
Press.
Comignees per BARBER-WILHEIMSEN LINE,
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isk and Expense into the Hangkang are hereby notified that their cargo. Howtoan Wharf & Godown Count- is being discharged into the long- Rony's godowne at Kewlean. where kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown delivery may be obtained as soon as Co's gadawn where wil be at consignees risk and zubject to the the goods are landed.
Whart's ferme and condition of merege, and where delivery may be obtained.
Exchange Rates the anal part of calf to which the
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Business was done in the local-
official. exchange market morning, at the following ratest- U.S. dollar (per $1)
this
Biering note (per £11 1
6.75 15.60
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$4000 194 Siam uicais (per 100)
1152170 Indonesia guilders (per 100)
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27.30 1.74
is FIC plastres (per 100)
12.50
1815
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Takyo, Feb. 17,
500 6 0,40 The Japan Airways Company 400 announced yesterday that it
Government per 500 0.75 was zecking
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Consignees and the Company's sure No claims will be admitted after | veyors, Mesure. Goddard & Douging at the Goods have left the Godowes. 16 A.M. on the 23rd, February, 1952. ard uil goods remaining undelivered
after the 24th February, tu33,, will be To comply with the General Stonife
subject to real.
Ait broken, chuted, and damaged goods are to be left la the Gadows. where Dhey will be exz minid on 28th February, 1953, at 19 m. by cur
Mesir.
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toads are examined All d'aline must
Officer in
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No claims will be admitted after the goods have let the steamer'
remaining down, and all, woods. Undeliveract after the 24th February. 1952, will be subject; la rent.
All caldy against the steamer must be presented to the Undersigned Galore the 2nd March, 1951, ur not beinired.
or they will they will not be recognised. the 10th March. (Ds us before
No Fua Intance will be affected. No inaurance will be eftected.
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