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INDONESIA
Ship Order
TURNING TO For Japan
AUSTRALIA
A Big Increase In Imports Noted
including
Singapore, Oct 5.
Indonesia has ordered 11 new ships from Japanesé shipbuilders, four passenger-style vessels that can carry upwards of 1,000 passengers, a despatch
Singapore, Oct.from Djakarla sald today,
Indonesia is turning more Australia for
ald
5.
to
The new ships are already her imports, in- under construction in the Hida- tech-chi Yards for Inaco (Indonesian luding foodstuffs and
Company). the and heavy equipment, Navigation icol
Anderson, despatch said. The four vessels George
Australian Trade were ordered
specially for carrying pilgrims to Mecca, it mmissioner in Maloya, Mr Anderson said that in the was learned. bast few months Australia has Indonesin eceived orders from
the
It is also understood
Government has for the supply of iron and steel Indonesian
shipyards for products and engineering items asked Swedish lespite
strong Japanese and tenders for the construction of tonnage. 34 ships of varying European competition.
Mr Anderson served as Aus- The Indonesians heretofore had and German rallon Trade Commissioner in employed Dutch Indonesia for moro than two yards primarily for their ship- rears and arrived here to replace building projects.-United Press. Mr A. J. S. Day.
He sold his country has had
t's best trade with
Indonesia
at the past several months.
Australia, he said,
breasing its exports
is in-
to South
East Asia as costs of producilon
a wide variety of goods are
Shipping Route Zealand
16 N.
Hecrehaing and prices become Proves Success
more competitive with overseas markets.
Tokyo, Oct. 5, Mr Anderson said Australia's
The Nitto Steamship Company capacity has greatly expanded, has applied to the Transportation his country Is producing Ministry for permission to thau- technical gurale a regular New Zealand ypes of heavy and
and he equipment studying potential markets for Australian engineering
THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1953.
The General Electric
Company Limited Of England
Further Progress
The fty-Bird annual general meeting of The General Electric Company, Limited of England was held on September 24 in London,
Sir Harry Railing, the chair- in the course ut bls mun, speech sald:
After allowing £1,151,000 for depreciation, £68,000 moro than last year, and other pro- i visions, we show a profit of" £4,280,000 before taxation. Taxation absorbs 60 per cent, and we are allowed to keep 31 per cent, of the pront we have carned. During the last six years taxation has withdrawn pany's Capital, whilst the net dividends paid to the Block- holders amounted to £4,150,000.
Of Money
Optimism On Stock Exchange Problem Maintained Despite Socialist Arguments
Heavy Industry Exports
Dangerous Slump 'In Japan Recorded
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT)
London, Oct. 4.
The Labour Party arguments at its annual conference at Margate this past week as to what Tokyo, Oct. 5. Japanese heavy industry it will do in the economic field if returned to exports in the first half of power have had no effect whatever on the this year slumped dan- optimistic trend of the Stock Exchange. gerously, even before the The Exchange finished its liveliest week since that week in October, 1951 when the Conser- vatives came back to power.
£ 18,000,000 from your com-effects of the Korean truce
nasets
The directors have recom- mended a final dividend of 71⁄2 per cent, making 11% per cent, for the year. Our current exceed current and deferred liabilities by £25,000,- 090 and thus show again the Inherent strength of your company. Reserves now amount to £22,571,000.
Your company's activities last year show overall a further Increase both in total produc- tion and in sales. We continued
the uninterrupted
marie each year since the war. These Increases were mainly due to the higher output of capital goods,
were felt.
High production costs were blamed for the decline.
Japan's iron-steel industry is tosing "to strong competition frem European producers. The once-busy shipbuilding Industry has received not a single order from foreign shipowners during the first half of 1953, the Trans- port Ministry reports.
cock
as
the
Wheat
Price Scheme
and
such:
farmers
Movements
By Sydney S. Campell Reuter's Financial Editor. The immediate problem is not whether there will he US. Betback, or what effects it would have on various currencies, but how money will move in the next future in anticipation of such developments and in the effort to protect itself against them.
There are some who believe think Britain night be sitting pretty in a U.S.
slump; that the $8 or $9 billion of hot money now in New York would then
out, largely to Britain.
ex-
оп
London, Oct. 4. The Financial Times industrial ordinary Index The projected two-price sys- βαιν reached a few penk nt 128.5, an advance on the week oftem for US, wheat would come Others think that past 2.9. The, index is certainly recording a bullion mood and to the same things as guaran-perience indicates the contrary: teeing the parity price for all that in any setback tho wheat consumed in the U.S.. Americans would pull in money provides heartening news for investors..
while leaving exports
to sell from abroad. So far, the ex- to 45 shillings. W Since the cut in the bank ratejseven shillings
for what they were up 5/7
would. fetch.perience is conflicting. Plainly there have been various pointers Anglo-Iranian
Wall Street and Shell up two shillings. Royal The farmers would have a free the
setback and to almulate the markets.
market and would be relieved the other uncertainties have The announcement of Imperial Dutch eased.
of the production controls which not caused any outflow of hot Chemicals interim dividend in-
FAR EAST 188UES Dollar
reflected stocks per cent has been
the they dislike. In principle, they money from the U.S. to Bri-
sub-tain. The The slump in the shipbuilding creases to 8
fact that sterling a green Wall Street stendiness and were also dislike Government Industry was blamed on Japan's noted particularly
with Wall Street up several points, notably Shell aldies, but they need not regard railled inability to cut costs to meet light.
payments Momentum has gathered, too, Oil, up 3 points.
the September 15 might be eyen competition from Britain and
with substantial
Gold shares were up moder-money would come from U.S. script Issues
maro serious than the fact that West Germany. Japanese ship-w
the Govt went down with Wall Street - builders find that the price of from the heavy Industrien-Bab-ately on hopes of a political im- consumers, not from progress
and Wilcox,
In South Elder provement
Atrien.emment,
could
The up to September 14. $150 a to: offered by European Dempster and Press Steel.
Chartered and other coppers
us themselves merely parallelism in the two directions shipyards Is Jess than the These naturally suggest bigger were higher.
getting the full price from the strongly suggests that sterling Japanese cost of production, distributiona but industrials Japanese bonds had some dull consumer, part of it at the time is led to the U.S. charlol-in days but boiled over and reached of sate and the other part what would be the wrong way In an effort to re-enter the generally have been buoyant,
some new peaks though closing later. The Government would for sterling If Wall Street and International shipbuilding mar- And there has been an
a shade below; ya broadening
be
U.S. business are going to relieved of paying subsidies
fall ket. Jopar.ese shipbuilders are expected
The Tokyo 5%, one of the on US, wheat exported under further (though of course the planning to adopt a dual price equity market. Handsome profits
IWA-since it is certain right way if they are going to on the
quieter ones, rose £3% to £97 the system, selling to foreign buyers
£166: these were the non-low that there
would be no be prices for domestic buyers.
assented but the assenteds rosened to subsidise it. £3% and £6, respectively. The Japanese Journal of whether the present rally in
Numerous gain; elsewhere of
To enlarge their wheat ex- Finance and Commerce reports gilt-edged is likely to be main-£2 reflected demand. Chinese ports U.S. farmers would have that the Mitsul Shipbuilding tained.
£1 or £14 to take a very low price: con- bonds were up conclude a con- The Investor's Chronicle sugr United Press. Company may
aldering the present statistical tract with an American
gests that investors need not be for construction of a unduly impatient waiting for an
position, and what has happen- owner
ed to rye, they might be lucky 22,000-deadweight-ten-tanker at mswer. Major movements a price between $150 and $100 the gill-edged market, it points
to get a dollar a bushel. They is no general could easily
to afford to take per deadweight ton, 20 per cent out, have the habit, once started,
U.S. low price. At present, the less than the former export price of persisting for several years,
exporta little more of $200, and less than the pro-
"If over the next six months duction of $180..
un-
of
week
the
in
Our own future and that of the country depends largely on the effectiveness of the steps which our Government will tak-relative to other countries at prices substantially below both gilt-edged and industrials. while tho. 1930s jumped 20% to that export wheat would fall so rully). The experience should
shin
FINDING IT HARD Japanese steel makers fear international
Intensified
Though
HONGKONG SHARE MARKET
pori
are lower then duction costa.
Anding
..
wire
won
PRECEDENT CITED There are queries as
snys,
indeed up-
have
continued
Japanese Trade Briefs
from Tokyo
who pondered by those ascribe sterling's recent casiness to seasona! British purchases of dollar goods that Britain is not
buying.
On the other hand, the con- inued strength of several other currencies still shows that there American move withdraw money
from abroad. These stronger pointers than third include
the currencies of
es. Switzerland, Germany and
as much wheat us it csumption particularly Canada: If Ameri-
Taking the home
Aircraft Industry's aminte. half
Trade
oficials
plans
the Kandewor
report
between
Trade
can money
an
were on the
run,
pulled in money
-10 slop or reverse all in flationary tendencies both on a national and individual plane, The report was adopted. The General Electric Co. Ltd., of England, known throughout the world as the G.E.C., is represented in China by The British General Electrie Co Lid, of, Hongkong. The con- solidated accounts of The General Electric Co. Ltd., show
or Ho," the Investor's Chronicle
so, the investor that the capital employed at
"we get confirmation that
price us say $2.50 and the ex- 31st March 1953 amounted to
the major trend is
port price as no more than $1, Canada would feel it early and approximately £52,850,000 and
ward-and another reduction in
This is not the farmer would have an over-hard.
a situation that the profit for the year to that
the bank rate might well
provide
of $2.12 a high like the U.S. credit squeeze of all overage that
Tokyo, Oct. 5. date after taxation competition following the Korean 1-the movement, on precedent,
enough price to encourage him last April and May, when the amounted
Japan trade briefs: to approximately truce will worsen the already will not be reversed for several
not merely to maintain but to Americans £ 1,206,000. The dividend on gloomy export situation for iron-years after that."
Japon is expected, to oxport
present hee 10 planes from
excessive because they needed it at home. Shipping shares
Joeat factories enlarge the the Ordinary capital is 114 per steel products,
strong this particularly
They do past for the first time since the end wheat production.
not need it. Until cent for the year less income
they are more assured Japan
it week following important com- of World War II, The planes,
that it also tax. The Company
For the competitors of the can be profitably invested, bas over
dimcult to full trade agree-pany tiews.
American Fletcher-type
FD23
they 65,000 employees.
Pro-U.S.. these are far worse pro- have more money than they The Elder Dempster Lines' will be sold to Vietnam. ments withi Pakistan and
trading
where know what to do with, and are principally for the ex-holdings,
portions then in sugar in- pellers, Argentina calling
engines and flying
Cuba, having a protected high-lucking away in a and with West Africa, announce port of Japanese
struments were imported
the shortest- iron
the Fletcher Company, 100 per cent seript Issue.
price market in the US for a date U.S. Treasury obligations. steel.
.P. AND O. UP
can afford to Since the development so far is its output, that undersell in the world market mainly the Japan-Pakistan
have been There
U.S. Internal
its development, trade agreement signed In rumours of a United Molasses Japan will export 0,490 tons of on the other half. Even if this
monetary Crop effects so far are internal rather. April provides for Japan's ex-bid for Union Castle shares, and steel sheets shortly. They say system produced a U.S.
the twice as large as US. consump- of Iron and steel, the the official denial of this from trade
than international. mean a crop prices proposed by Pakistan Molasses came too late yester- Kishimoto Shoten Company and ion-which
At that, U.S. money markets million bushels. 1,400 of about Company Japanese pro-day to affect the market
are sharing rather than benefit With
In India have been under way for since consumption is around 700 wan continued activity Union Castle shares, the latter some time.
milk the farmer would sting from the general nervous-
BOSS.
malaise in business The part
average price have an overall of the Japan- rose another 3/- to 33/-.
The Japanese Ministry of
all U.S. how of $1,75. Bun
earth extends, On
money Argentine agreement calling Molasses 10/- units rose 4/- to International
recently
markets
eventually would ¿From Our Correspondent) for the exchange of Japanese 33/0d.
Unted the tax from 17 import could the world market face a
get left-handed benefit from it, plų iron for Argentine wheat Business done on
The Clan Line have gone up items to increase their rapid US crop of any such_size?
but so far the only notablo the Stock has not been fulfilled, Argen- 8/ to 00/-.
export. The Items_will be tax-|
ALANY WAYS
beneficiary is short-term Trea- Exchange this morning amount-in preferring to import low- P. and O. deferred have ad-able only when they are sol
suries. The bond market. Is ed to $1,400,902.50. Noon quoto-priced pig iron from Austrin.vanced 2/3d to 64/3d.
on the domestic market, Tho tax- There ore many ways in tender. The Federal Reserve maintained the free items include tapioca starch, which the system would enlarge Bank of New York thinks it notable activity of the past few agar, crude rubber, American
while to record that in weeks. There is no sign of un- and South Sca, Jumber. rnost U.S. production' and reduce U.S. worth
enlarge consumption. To
their mid-August "the suggestion in o casiness about the North
iron, cobalt, nynthetc. rubber, quota In the high home-markat letter that the Treasury American activities
the of
pigment resin
price, farmers
might contemplate the inclusion Chairman of Great
books, periodicals, tanin would market wheat they at of a renewed offering of tho Stores, Mr Isaac Wolfson
Industrial diamonds, On his arrival in New York he
button shells, products of the sent retain for feed and seed 3 per cent bonds in its Sep- announced his plans for buying Nansel,
since they could buy it back tember refunding had a cheaper from the free market, porarily depressing effect stores and mail order houses in
related chemicals.
(Try to imagine the United States and Canada.
back other bond prices. Japan has lost This
ad- week "Gussies" Mexico City, Oct. 4. vanced 5/0d to 57/6d but, after market in Indonesia to Britain feed grain Instead, there would the Bank of England publicly
OMINOUS NEWS Mexico hopes to increase its some ductuation on
Thursday, who shipped 77,000 bicycles to be a drop in total US. wheat discussing that sort of thing!).
Since purchased cotton sales to Japan, the om- closed on Friday, at 57/2d. Indonesia during the first quar-consumption.
More recent developments are BRed ciol National Bank of Foreign
AR PRICE WAR
goes further and yields ter of this year whils CAR
On September 14 seed, ominous.. Commerce said today.
The price war among popular exported none, In 1962, Japan higher than farmers' own
a small there were reports that secuel would be boil The Bank in its monthly re-car manufacturers had its effect exported 4,250 bycles to that
underwriters atics
would and in consumption entitled port
"Foreign
Com-In a certain setback on Friday. country.
Jarge rise in tested
of placing potential very
by the job 08.05 2500 D
The Tokai Kocki Company of merce" said that the 83 64 300 610054 Korea and the
war in But most of the gains in the
of more than $2 billion of new Consumption have been Japan restrictions on motor field of late
has signed a contract production. 145 115 16.00 17.16 1000 1680 trade with
which flour and other wheat products corporate and local government with
⚫ Rangoon Communist China held.
firm 3200 10.00
forced some have
shift in
Rolls-Royce shores, unaffected import 3,500 tons of cement. The in the US. would be restrained bond issues, mostly within the ensuing month. On September 4000 27.
campaigns, shipment is to be made from by high price.
15 emphasis in Japanese foreign by the lower price
that the It was reported 11000 25.00 trade. Japan's need to import have advanced 3/- to 07/0d. July to December of this year.—- The effective price of wheat underwriters,
Anding buyers. In its survey of company news United Press. 10000 20 foods, cotton and iron has been
to millers would be the full cautious after. Wall Street's set- Investor's Chronicle notes:
were scrutinising · the parity price plus the processing backs, associated **The political riska
tax which would have to be projected issues more closely, "It is inevitable that Jopan with East African Power impart a great part of the raw Lighting have received increas- cotton from the United States; Ing recognition." C. Light (N) 0% 9.85 500 985 nevertheless it is very probable 1000 883 that new suppliers will appear
1000.00
among whom Mexico and Pakis 871 930 tan could be included."-United 15000 @ 22.70 Press.
tions and the morning's
tions:-
trans- United Press.
SHARES BUYERS BELLENS HALES
BANKS
HK Bank
East Asia
INSURANCES**
Unikan
Underwriters
.. 10/0
160
A15 145
5
160
IIK Fire...
SHIPPING
Waterbunt 1, 40.29
DOCKS ETC.
K. Wharf ..87% Dock
Provident ..15.80 Provident
(New) ****** S'hal Dock. Wheelock
LAND, ETC. HK Hotel TK Land Slul Land Il-mphreys
UTILITIES
Trem
F
1 550 12.00
2.15
⚫ 0.05 3000 @ 0.05
24000. 3650 -0.04
....... 25.60.
131 134
Glar Ferry
200 25.00
Mexico Cotton For Japan?
C. Light (0) 13.70 10.00 700130 important factor in changing the
markets.
23
2000 13.50 1500 13.00
400 6 13.90 800 13.80
2500 1680
Electric Macao. Elec. 9.30 Telephone 02.00 INDUSTRIALS
Gemert 15.70 18.00
(09:40 231% 830 1000
STORES, ETC.
Delry
Watson
24 24 200
La Crawford 23.40 COTTONS
Textile Corp. 3.00 MISCELLANEOUS Yangtze (0) Yonge
(2) 020
To Apply For
A Licence!
Tokyo, Oct. 5.
Stores have
Universal
some
consumption
dyestuffs and
the bicycle
If
they bought
1 t
Japan.
drop
tem-
on
be
and PAKISTAN TEA high. The total of the two and that there might be a "chain
With the drop in the price of
"10
PRODUCTION
might.
be a
good 50 percent reaction of postponements and
present dearer than the
cancellations." The last reports lovel which is itself only 80 the April-May credit squeeze,
of the, full.
Con- parity
which is well below the econ
of such cancellations were in
became dear and
ordinary shares to 23/0d the
Karachi, Oct. 5. company will find it harder, the Investor's Chronicle says,
The Pakistan Tea Board hassumption of wheat products in when money
This is a different and maintain the 7 per cent rate if act up a sub-committes to in the U.S. is not very responsive scarce. further capital is raised by the vestigate how production can be to changes in, the price of wheat, more serious situation: It is the present but it would be surprising if a prospects that have become
Issue of ordinary shares."
WARNING IGNORED
London, Oct. 4. Despite a good stift warning
the from
London- candid Cambridge Economic Service, the Stock Exchange boomed
this week.
increased trom the average
10
Meeting Quarter Humphrey
Of Demand
and
Talpei, Oct. 5.
15.
the
and
payers Outflow of U.S. pri-
in
the spread of technique,
The Nationalist Taiwan Ferti- vate capital is useful selectively
of profitably using the money of approximately 52 jump of 50 percent in the effec- million ibs. 80 million within tive price to millers
to
failed to scarce.
The prospects' for an outfow the make some to years,
difference.-China according
of U.S. investment money are Mail Special. Minister of Commerce.
rather grim. The outflow of He added that production of tea
U.S, Government capital is to in Pakistan during the first six
be checked: Treasury Secretary months this year, was 22,281,432
Commerce and. The Bonk of Asia, a bank to The total number of bargains 15s. The output in the whole of
Wooks told Secretary be jointly organised by pro- done jumped from 42,502 to 1952 was 53,140,23
Senate committee on September minent Japanese financiers and 47,782. the highest since the Pakistan's exports of ten during influential Overcas Chinese, week of October 20, 1951 when the first-
longer six months of 1953
that they are no
U.S. tax To Investigate will apply for a licence from the the general election took the totalled 0,908,359 tbs according
willing to risk the Finance Ministry soon after the Conservatives into power to f
to figures released by the Govern
rs money h Investment return home of the Jopancre Although Imperial Chemicals, ment, Exports in the whole of Complaints
Finance Minister from America, with its revelation of a "liberal 1952 were 25,340,007 lbs,China
Heer Company Limited today ad policy, was a big Mail Special.. "" London, Oct. 4. It is understood that the dividend
tho I.C.I
shares
nounced that fertiliser output The company has been operat- The British Pottery Manufaċ- | FinarsCO
problem It has been a and the stimulus,
mum demand of 600,000 garage and is likely to remain Jucts In Sout East Asia ng a trump ocrvice and sturdy Federation has accepted Governor of the Bank of Japan themselves closed unchanged at Call To U.S. Banks could meet almost one-fourth of bolas roblem for the world's
metric tone... convinced that a regular service an invitation to send a represent are favourably disposed toward 40/9d, Just under the peak of
Washington, Oct. 4.. United Prem.
But Associated
mirage. If it occurred on an on the route would be paying, tative to Japan to meet Japanese such a banks. The bank is ex- 43 shillings.
The 5/4d.. Jumped
US. Comptroller of poitery manufacturers, the Fed.
The company said scheduled adequate scale, it would even- Courtoulds three shillings, Rolls Currency today, called on all president, Mr. Wooted to start business early Industries
dollar debt Upon obtaining permission, the Wentworth Shields,, said ",
2/0d. and Dunlop's and national banks for statements productions of chemiient fertiliser tually worsen the problem, by Rayda 27
service. Business way dose in the local company is expected to operate
The Bank of The Japances aro
Asia will be Unilever two shillings of their conditions on Septem-on Bortion in 1958 was 140,000
Already given, U.S. Importing noticial exchanga markot this
and tarify hablis approaching morning at the following ratos:--
524 ship to be assigned to this route Live on the question of com- which Japanood interests will ed
all wolllement, of Anglo-Egyptian call for redion of the main industrial projects of or beyond the bearablo. Tumity" 15.87 will be the Redwwh Maru; 8,330 'plaints of copying shapes and provide upˆ10:300 million Yeri una, PA ££% $0: £28% on hópós of a Federal Réservo Books Isca Forliksir, production is one
Sinter bafika (which trờ mem- the Nationalist Government and For better or worse, it is not leaving decorations made by inembers the Chinese 60 million yer 21 | differences.
Olls were lively all week, and bers of the Federal Reserve Mutual Security, Agency, China | occurring and is not likely. November 11 of the British pottery industry, the start of operations--China
Allssion,--Reuter,
Decur.Reuter kimUnitôt ›Proit.*
¡Anglo-Egyptian oil rose nearly, System United Frew. Install: Special.
is keenly router
pro-
Exchange Rates
U.b. dollar, (per 41).......... wiring holen (per (23) juu
business,
next year.
Minister
1
olght sailings a year. Tho, first to confer, with the ANS]
capitalised at 800 millimi, yeni krsational Bank of Egypt Boar, ber, 80, . At the same time, the
indonedan) guliders (per 100). 1930 deadweight (.), todik,
san kiells (per 100)
atnaspora (Hizkita) ... Indo-China plastrva (per. 200)
1.78
83.50 Yokohama on
SAY China Mall Special.
metric tons,
"
A
Lavramiding which