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"CAMBODGE"
To Marselljes
1.K. For
Yokohama
R Oct.
Nov.
5 Nov. Tokoharus
# Oct.
13 Oct.
Leaves Hongkong
Dum Marolles
1 Nov.
"LA MABSEILLAISE"" 21 Oct.
“VIETNAM
"CAMBODGE"
18 Nov.
عالية
13 Nov. Rafrom
20 Nov,
Salon
11 Doe. Buizon
Via Marpailles so all Mediterranean & West Africa Porta Via Dibouti to Madogoscar,
From Europe
"AURAY
FREIGHT SERVICE
"IRAQUADDY" ...Antwerp 1 Sept.
"MONKAY"
To Europe
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"AURAY"
"IRAQUADDY”
Left
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Гот
#Antwerp-27 July
29 Sept.
22 Ort.
Dunkirk-early thrt.
21 Nov.
Leaves H.K.
1 Od.
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1 Nov.
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4 Oct.
20 Oct.
15 Nov.
THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1953.
Growing Movement In Japan Japan's Request
HONGKONG
For Unrestricted
SHARE Trading With Peking
MARKET
(From Our Correspondent)
Bu incas done
en the Stock
Exchange this morning mount ed to $114,212. Noon quota- | tions and the morning's trans-
actions:
BANKS
HK Bank
↑ Saigon, Singapore. Djibout), Marseilles, Algiers. Oran, Tanglers,
Casablanca," Le Havre, Antwerp. notterdam & Dunkirk.
Subject to change without notice,
East Agle
INSURANCES
Canton Union
Underwriter
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"BRADEVERETT”
Arrives
Sails
Sept. 10 from Singapore.
Sept. 20 for Kube & Yokohama,
"NÓREVERETT”
Arrivea Salls
Sept. 20 from Manila,
Sept. 21 for
Singapore,
Penang,
Hongoon
Calcutta,
(Accepting cargo for transhipment
Kobe/Pusan and Kobe/Okinawa)
EVERETT STAR LINE
Fast regular freight-refrigerator-passenger service to Korea, Japan, Philippines, Indo- China, Siam, Malaya, Colombo,
Bombay,
1845
354
1:0
HK Fire....
SKUHANG
10 BOZ
Tokyo, Sept: 10.
The Korean truce has-Intensified demands by Japanese business groups to drop the embargo and reopen unrestricted trade with Red China,
To Be Backed
| Lænden, Bept, 14. Ceylon-win3 (aupport 1],[2 Japan'n roplication to join GATT, ft E fearned here.
The - Canadian Govern- ment has not yet decided od fis atillude to Japan's application for admission, afcording to Federal difi-
The United States is understood to
Reques! which would give her lower imme port duties on many goods in all of GATT: 33 mem- ber countries, including Canada.-Bouter. ore.
were ecal, iron
from these basic raw materials
Pago
Battle For Markets
Traditional trade rivals Britain and Germany are at It again; this time on neu- tral ground.
The battlefield is Stockholm's International Fair. The prize is the lion's share of Swedish trade. And both sides are going all out to win the glittering re- WETA.
the with
‚ hus", entered Gemany llats..in traditional style the usual array of loys, cameras, binoculars, printing presses and
NEW YORK machinery.
STOCK EXCHANGE
Japanese political and editorial opinion ports KHARES BUYERS SELLERS SALES appears to be swinging gradually behind the soybeans and spit. Cut off now "trade with China" campaign. So far, however, from her nearest sarees, Japan's the Government has made no serious move to export prices have risen to the point of being unable to compete
markets. break its pledge to co-operate with the rigid anti-in many world
Imunedictely after the end of Communist trade ban.
World War 11, trade between “Ebina" The end of the shooting in Korea raised fears of a Japan and
whe Dietely
cut off but by 1950 sharp drop in American military spending on war materials and services in Japan. And it provided some Japanese exports reached $10- 000,000 and imports $29,000,000,
05 basis for Japanese traders' claims that Communist China But
Fest no longer is an "enemy country against which rigid die was done through Houg
New York, Sept. 1o. kong middlemon. When Japan trade restrictions should be enforced.
Stocks
declined sharply and banned strategie shipments due
wore American milliary spending in to the Korpan
total market valuations wor it was in
cut more than one billion dol amounted to effect the same as a total em- Japan last year
lors, $800,000,000, nearly half of bargo beanuse China prohibited
military the which wes paid for
Import
of consumer goods and luxuries, supplies for U. N. forces in Korea and Japan. Loss of even
Unable to
Asi Nav. 1.40 1.47!
K. Whart
Proviarni Wheelo.tk
500 8.70
IXOCKA, ETC.
11,0 11,00
5,20
1.05
1000 100 BU no 1.40 1.30
10
$20 4 10.10
LAND, ETC.
11k Hotel
Ilk Land XD
What Land
Tumphrey A
UTILITIES..
Tran XD
P. Tram (0)
{}
24.00 $4.19
P. Tram (N21.0
Star Ferry XD 124 12
C. Light TU) 12.70 12.00 1000, 12,70
C. Light (N) BAS
́100 gr 13.2G
1000 or 8.95 21.0
XD 20.70 20.00
21.70 21.90 300
Factric Telephone INDUSTRIALS
Cement 1070 STORES, ETC.
Dairy
Watsc
1 Crawford
COTTONS
Ewn
19 600 18.00
23.40 2015 1000
22.00 22.60
New York Sugar Market
New York, Sept. 10. World No. 4 sugar futures closed unchanged to five pointe lower with tales of 223 con-
to meet the conflicting fa small part of this revenue will wishes of Japanese business
out Japan's foreign exchange circles and the Untied States balance in the rod.
The Yoshida ad-
has taken on ex- Japan's total commercial
than US, military
tremely cautious pititude. poris, other
amosunited to only Mr Yoshida himself has de-
last year,
and finitely plodged his Goverment a radical expansion prospects
to America and the West in all
Migar futures $1332204 200
Domestic No. 6 23.40 clond unchanges to Lere points higher with cales of 23 contracted world contract Irregularly with scattered Osto- ber taken up by trade interests. CHANZOS 6.00 10000 Domestle futures were quiet and
Ceatureless. Closing prices as follows:-
23.40
2.33
D
Yangtze (0) 0.10
Textile Corp. MISCELLANEOUS
London Metals
Market
of
D
with the Korpan truce are dim, and a flow of nomic matters,
to take up the slacks expected political and
were
Contract No. 4 (world)
Oct.
1. bid
Jan. 1954
47 pom.
March
#23 bid
purchases
machinery
materials from Japan.
However, Japan's import re
quirements are
May
July
234
But Britain has no inten- tions of casing her grip on her second biggest non-Empire customer since the war despite tactics Germany's cutting-la And to make her wares that more attractive Britain Auch
lined up on eye-catching team of "salesmen"--one peer, 10 luscious London models and wonder runner Gordon Pirie.
haz
The
the Board of peer la Trade'e Lord Mancroft who is on any no platitudes wasting Atlantic British exhibitor he thinks is
Individual rail losses ranged to three polnis In Coast Line, two points or more
them:
This
in. Rock Lond and others. The not up to the mark. Already he
cautioned weakness In rails in the face has
along idea that you can get ロー
salesmanship has place in the world today."
of higher earnings in the dustry uneoitled the rest of without the market.
2,00
A COUNTERBLAST And the 10-longorous lovelica demonstrating just attractive sales-
the
of have beon
can be. From
Industrials fell
points and utilities lost 80 cents. Olla were among the hardest hit of the industrials with losses 4.58
3 how effective points in America,
In Texas Pacific Land monchip points Trust, 24 points in Houston word "go" they have postured in Oil, & point or more in Deep and pirouetted the latest Rock
Western Sea British cotton fabrics into the limelight and kept them there. board.
of Studebaker, reacting to news They oven caught the eye
royalty touring the. production Swedish forthcoming cutback
points and fair and won Britain a very fell 24 unsetlied the motors.
Pacific
"Runner Pirie is being used as
10 Czech
valuable bit of publicity. ‚ˆ
to
a new
of 1,084 issues traded, 691 were lower, 189 higher and 285
New unchanged. The
York a counterblast Stock Exchange bond volume hibitors was * 2,310,000,
Was on-
reconstruc- The U.8. post-war reconstruc- tion-dollars, plus probable MBA
In programme
in the South funds, putting money tion Korea will help. As much as pockets of Japanese business- half of the $268,000,000 in U.S. men, will contribute to keeping ald
and large UN. Jupon out of the funds
Communist reconstruction funda
be trade orbitUnited Press. poured into South Korea during.
A NEW HIGH next 12 months may do for the ne
Tokyo, Sept. 10. of raw materials,
And construction Bank certiftentiona of export the declarations received by
Ministry of Trade Japanese steadily rising during August increased growing $110.992,000, which under the pressure popriation
ion and the
to high since May last year from лced
$07,639,000 in July, it Industries. Rearma- 3,70 nom. modernise
Mamment, even 5.37 nom..
military aid, 5.69 nom. IOWA, 0.74 demands for Import
ONLY MARKET
inde- Japan's survival as an
argue, pendent nation, they demands expansion of regular foreign trade, and the only larg market
Sep!,
London. Sept. 10
Nov
8.44
Afterazon prices:
Spot-(cents per b. feb
Cube)
1.33
Сорлет
Spot
22744-2221
Contract No, G
3-month
Nov.
5.53
Jan. 1054
Turnover
March
Lead
May
Sput
July
December Turnover
Sepl.
350 COME
Zine
Kobe &
Karachi and Persian Gulf Ports.
"STAR BETELGEUSE”
Arrives
•
Salls
Sept. 19 from Singapore.
Pusan, Sept. 20 for
Yokohumo,
"STAR ALCYONE”
Arrives Solls
Sept. 20 from Japan, Supt. 21 for Singapore, Port Swelten- hun, Penang, Madras, Colombo, Cochin, Bombay, Karachi, Khurramshahr, Basrah & Dalexin,
(Accepting cargo for transhipment Kobe/Tusan and Kobe/Okinawa)
EVERETT STEAMSHIP CORPORATION S/A (Incorporated in the Republle of Panama
With Emited Liability
Queen's Building, Telephone 31206, Chinese Department: Telephone 28293.
Industrial
JAPANESE
September December Turnover
325 tone
95-0514
91-01
70-70% 09-70
500 1000
-United Press
Exchange Rates
Nov.
Spot-icente per ih, if y
ex-dock)
8.74 nami.
..... 0.90 United Press.
N.Y. Cotton Price
New York, Sept. 10. Prices of cotton futures closed today as follows:-
Spo
Musi
Was done in the toest
unificial
exchange market
this
Det.
morning at the following rater.
Dec
U.S. dollar (per 1)
#07
March 1954
Stering notes (per £11
15.00
Muy
Indonesian guliders (per 100) 30
July
Slam Ucala (per 100)
32,40
Oct.
Singapore (Strait)
Indo-China piastres (per 200)
1.75 Dec, 4.90
33.27
of
if backed by U.S.nounced today. Will
Unental China,
of
new
Exports to the Dollar Area rose to $44,359,000 from $38,- 075,000 owing mainly to large contracts for export of three tankers to Liberia,
Exports to the Sterling Areu also rupe substantially to $31,- 438 000 from $20,418,000 in July. con-chiefly as the result of a con-
Ex-
who ne trying to and the capitalise on the achievements American Stock Exchange was of their triple Olympic winner Enil Zatopek. The men from behind the Iron Curtain con-
280,000 shares.
Dow Jones plusing averages:
30 Industrials
262.0
97.83
20 Rails
15 Utilities
05 Stocks
40 Bonds
ם
with themselves tented
rger-than-ilfe picture of their 42.54 sports hero. Britain went one brought 101.41 belier;
along in 04,80 person the go who has bested 157.50
Lome of Zatopek's times. United Press,,
Comin. future price Index
Exchange
But the British exhibit which KDS caught the fancy of the
show 1/04th of an Inch steel bailbearing
been which has
piorced.
Government The Western
Shigeru Premier Yoshida had resisted these de- 33.34 mands by pointing out that Red 3947 China has shown no enthusiasm 33.97 for reopening trade with Jepun. 33.95 It also pointed out that China's 33.64 new orientation toword Rusala
make the hope of re-
the pre-war volume to $43,395,000 from $41742,000 trade in July, with exports of cotton Sino
Japanese "unrealistic."
goods totalling $28,897,000, the 1934-30, Japan's trade highest since May last year, (In with China averaged 18 per cent owing to recovery in exports
Back for a lanker to the United London Foreign Swedes is the smallest in the pro- Kingarts to the Open Account
inereused Arca
to $35,107,000 from $82,140,000,
Exports of commodities and machinery, including ships, re- á marked increase to gistered $22,003,000 from $7,003,000 in
23.09
United. Press.
Malaya Feeling
The Draught
FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
at its Communist Government Juto exports also expanded
of
of all exports and 12 per cent to the
of fill
fall Imports,)
However, the House of Re-
presentatives has unanimously
oved a resolution calling for
nesto Sterling Area and Indo-
MP'S HOPE
New York, Sept. 10.
Mr Junzo Sasamori, à Japan-
app promotion of Japan's trade ese Diet member, today told re with Red China. Points in the porters that he hoped his country Included hope that soon would be able to resuTIO resolution rostrictions on Chinese trade | large-scale trade nogotiations
Malaya will be “in the red" this year to the be relaxed and the demand that with Red China.
Mr Basamori said trade Chemicals GOODS FOR tune of $25 million. But the wonder is not that travel restrictions from here to
In Demand
$25.50,
New York, Sept. 10.
in bags carlols
to $27,00, $2.00, and liquid to $1160, $1.50.
up
up
Demand
PAKISTAN
Licences Issued
Karachi, Sept. 10.
The Pakistan Government has
she is hard up, but that for so long she has met the major part of the cost of the Communist cam- paign from her own resources.
ber
moniha drst fix
rubber-the
Thes
The
BUSTY?
Red
the
programme.
eased.
House
#
LONDON TIN
The locals are intrigued be- they invented balt- 2A-3/14-3.70-7/10 bearings, but they've ney or
London, Sept. 10.
New York
2.30-1/182.80-6/16 | Busc
Montreal
10.59% 10.5949
Amsterdam Brusela Odo Zurloh Copenhagen Paris Stockholm Lisbon Deutsche Marx. Picked Mark ..
14000-140.30
19.0044 - 19.3981; 121184 - 12.74% 10 10 ME 075-9751
14.45-14.43 19.83-80.10 11.0811⁄2 - 11.69% 18-101
United Press.
been able to produce like this.
anything
to
Altogether worried German
hava businessmen
Cause ponder on the gings-on of this shop- phlegmatic nation
keepers.
of
Farnborough Show May Boost UK Aircraft Exports
Aircraft manufacturers are looking to the Society of British Aircraft Constructors displøy at Farnborough for a big boost in export business, partieularly in civil airliners.
Exports, which reached a monthly record level of 67m. in June are now running at an annual rate of £62m.
Further advances are in pre- display will be the Handles: Victor crescent-wing spect this year as increasing de- Page
seen only once in liveries of gas-turbine airliners bomber, ordered by overseas countries pubile but already ordered into add their weight to the hard production for the R.A-F; the core of smaller civil aircraft Short S.B.8 experimental alp and newly released military craft with is adjustable wings types which have made up Bet at. A sweepback of 60 de- Sea bulk of exports so far this year. green, and the ultra-light
alraratt Already the backlog of frin Mew anti-submarine export orders for civil airliners ordered off the drawing boord. . the amounts to pearly 80 aircraft, for the Royal Navy, and
of £21.5p. Avro 707C delta-wing two sept valuo Negotiations for further orders trajner. run into hundreds.
with Red China before World War 11 On the far
same day Foreign made up about 20 per cent of Some Okazaki told Japanese world trade, Minister Katsuo
Lower the
Foreign friends of his who recently re- Affairs Committee: "Preparations turned from China told him the Why this sudden turn in her fortunes? The will be made to see that with Chinese were willing to resume
Europe nations of West
Japanese trade with the United picture becomes clear if one looks at the trade and doing business with Red China,mmerce on that basis, he said.
will not be left Japan alone
Was States
encouraging, but he Indicated that his country, would Demand continues generally
behind." produce figures.
CANNOT AFFORD
not be able to depend on it over good for industriol chemicals,
of could only pay her way next
been Tokyo has
negollating with the price trend upward.
In the
long period. He hoped trade would be resumed Many producers have pushed Issued Beences to the value of this year the total experts of year by cutting the sums car-with Washington for a relaxation with China
principal | marked; for the social services. of Japanese
China but not for but Jepun was waiting until the up solid calcium chloride to £5 million for import of Jap Malay
mil-On health and education alone, trade
United States had formulated a Tha anese capital goods on the basis crop amounted to £78 up $2.50 per ton. zame makers have moved Bakes of deferred payment, usually Hers. In the same period for the 'spends about £20 million a blu liems of which big exports more promising attitude on the
1952 they were £120 millions, your."
could be hoped.
subject--United Press. reliable sources said today.
America
de- servicos Rubber exports to
With nations such as Britalo Textile machinery makes up
heavily slashed in half, libxtrairly have beca
expanded se part of and Japan-depending the bulk of the quota.
the campaign against the Com- on Arad-Dec-West Rande le The
on deferred compared with last year. agreement
From the high point of 6/-munlaw-40 win the mind and of vital importance in planning Producers have advanced tin payment with the Pakistan Gov-
economic guaraniceing foreign
pound, when American stock-hearts of the people." And they a
supporting oxide to 04 cents per lb., up ernment
MARKET to five piling was at its peak, rubber were expanded, too, on the ex-pr up 1% cents, reflecting the higher exchange to cover
Both countries feel they can- Un metal price, but other tin-years is a result of negotiations has fallen to 1/7d. This means press directive of H.M. Gov-
the emment.
not afford to ignore trade poten-
London, Sept. 10. based chemicals were unchanged. between Mr II. Kitahara, chlet not only a scricus fall in
Aro
which the Come talities with the Communist
The the market was steady was generally good of the Sterling Area department dircet contribution which rub-
started in Malaya in Chinesa regime, controlling wast makes 17 revenue; it means lower
and for soda ash, while leading in the Japanese Foreign Office,
wagan
profe
is at long lost
with a small decline towards under natural resources and one-third the end of the unofficial session coustic soda sources say demand and the Pakistan Government.
decline in purchasing power per control. To let it blaze up again of" £
the world's population as i in-
Spot fell Ailogether goods worth
the afternoon flected in the customs and picked up for both dry an
would be folly. ilquid forms.
million will be allowed in from
come-tax returns.
That, then, was why Malaya Japan on this baels.
other
month in was down 22 to foreign Tin-Malaya's Under the existing Domestic Fodium nitrate
Special support here for this 2600. Closing prices were as escaped the financial crisis, and why not con- export-haa cut $4.00 a ton to $43.50. Gly-exchange rules forward
hastain decided to give that help trade comes from textiles and follow cerine prices are now officially tracts for capital goods have drop in prices. Its value
been suffering from an lower, with soaplye at 24 cents been allowed for only one year folita by 40 per cent since the to the best of her, shilly. This micelineous goods dealers who spot in, buyers
is expected to take the form of bave in exceptional beginning of the year.
Nump ond general heavy-nvald of some £10,-export
busicom depression. 000,000. understood tho An-
Japanese cents.
business circita fep1] that Japan being left for Among crude drugs, senoge nouncement, which
behind by Western Europe in root at $1.00 per lb. was down made coon, will include other
The taxpayer at home may In one other way Britain fap
Chinese
these trade race, citing 35 cents and ergot at $3.20 was countries, including Britain, for deferred
Giral long-term which
West, Germany and. well ask why he should have already promised to help by the down 30 cents.
with
the capital cost to pay. For one thing, he owee Theeting
of Britain's reemt tride nego
The Importance attached to elude the Britannia pirliner, for Higher among essential
oil payment will be allowed
foreign exchange to cover for
Malaya a debt of greillude buildings and equipmert for an
tions Ip Peking.
this aspect of the display is in- the first time powered with its was Algerian geranium oll
capital goods.
of Malaya's local Since the war, the rubber expansion
Japan recently imported 30,000
dicated by the fact that one day | new Proteus turbo-prop engines, 159.00, up 25 cents a lb. Clove The Pakistan industrial
tone of cosi and 100,000 tons of
I being given over entirely to and the first production moder It is plamed to increase leaf oil, however, at $1.35 was Finance Corporation is under industry alone has earned 1100 rating Lorses.
cornmercial aircraft. Singapore, Sept. 10.
of the Avon-engined. Comat 2. down 30 cents.-Reuter.
stood to be examining the ques-million dollars. In the boom
With this money from China. oyeur of 1951, it brought in 326 these byx more intaniry-bat- salt, worth a total of $590,000,
fallons and tion of giving guarantees
anallery unita.
#pecial flying DIpgramme In military aircraft there is bought machinery from. With grade support poor, the Here again it is in Britain's the
|niarket ægged in the morning Without those dollars
civil aircraft from light the Hunter fighter in its two Woking behalf of Pakistani importers lilion dollars.
Have Interest to
but rallied slightly in the after-aircraft and helicopters to the production, versions one fittock To bkip. For a long con- surling couriries would for regular payments in
BARTER
re-heat to jis Avon lime to come a strong garšoj
Was turbine stritters will de- with wil
Malayn...
monstrate not oftly, their design engines, the other With Sape be needed Malayagan millgárn
qualllies under operating // come phire engines, and a production
of the Swift F42
wat
a lb., down 016 and saponifica and two years tion 20% cents, down
seven cases.
It is
N.Y. Copra Quotation
al
New York, Sept. 10, Copra was quoted today at $195 per short ton, for nearby $192.50 for shipment and September shipment, elf Pacifie Const, Coconut oil was quoted at 144 cents per pound for nearby and 14% cents for straight Sept. shipment, West Coast United, Press,
10
main asked Britain for help in herible consumers of finished £4 to 2011%, and three- with
DEBT OF GRATITUDE
thon, with a Facod doncit, Mainya enn
penditure or ark Bitwin for
Is to bo
aid.
either cut
sultation with the Goverriners felt the draught?" Roller
and the State Bank.-Reuter,
Japanese banda
London, Sept. 10,
Shantould coin 10 SuS
A PROMISE
In this enes.
Bri
0
of
While it is usually impossible
810
to measure the direct result of
PRODUCTION VEESIONS Hut equally and possibly more
$1245
412
2014
Dil
010
-United Prées.
Mariners Three montha Ba, buyarm Esper mouthę šij, pollëre Ephem dettlement
900
Bubber Futures In S'pore
sioon on news'nt', a possible' in- This prompted the Ministry
more if her
far better and more sean of International Trade and in redes in the price of synthatie. Prices, agus came off slightly face the missl, that it strould be a local dustry here to prohibit imparts JAPANESE BONDS rubber had not
1 rubber-157.15. of the competition
force. Otherwire British troops on a cash basla and insist on towards the close. synthetic-voriety.
Japan and Chine ochromely clo
trode
relations 4. Government monopoly pays se taxes. From satitude ceased to be, al: Ellain's dis- before the war due to prosimlly No, aard Interdeperance. Principal No: and rolf-imerast, thon, Erityisposal, Driisist had lacked
strong arm ist? the task. The exports to China then included; spol, rubber utbaled
Blanket cre20 ought to help.
now planned - will foodstuffs, textiles, micial pro- „No. 1 pal# ENDA There is another reason new foreD
ven a duets, and rolling stock. equally compelling Malaya help to take Re place.
would have to remain inde, bárter trade mined Deni ***** 6211⁄2 unfair, because this industry is ABAME, the Indian dreamy n
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1001
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United
Coriola
and
rubber ptr 30.
occasion
the exhibition in terms of ore Important to the purposes of
the show is the appearance that ders, the expectation is this year will provide the aircraft which have been seen both for clinching before in prototype form but many of these negotiations and which now either are in prom duction or have been, developedt for starting now ones.
during the to tho
year
stage on which production is based.
On the civil side these in-
COMMERCIAL DISPLAY
Aktions, but also the industry's tale. your's JoUplay #acorner!"
confidence in its abilly, to pro- duce the aircraft to schedules much nearer to the basler pur- and copis, attractive to overpens pole of an exhiblions of a customers.
shop window pr a sales counter, "Brodwelled, in both elvil and rather than 's' dramaile, display, military-pircraft, la, în dust, the of 'now designs" showing the in- key-note of this year's display, dustry's prowess during tha
The main newcomers' to the|your.