Queen To Keep In Touch

London, Oct. 25.

When Queen Elizabeth Jeaves on her Commonwealth tour next month, much" of her desk work will go with her.

Though Counsellors of Slate wifi be apprinted to bamlie the day to day matters which need the Sovereign's signature or op- proval, there vre

things Rome which will require the Queen's

attention. personal

Commnuulention will be such that the Qucon will be in con- stunt touch with her Govern- ments in The United Kingdom

anci

131 the entire Common- wealth," Buckingham Palace spokesman sakt today.

"She will coulinie her work

wherever she is.'

be

Palace

According 202 the spokesman, the Counsellors will

mathly responsible

for United Kingdom affairs. Ezelt Dominion, however, hos the privilege of deciding whether or not mitters portsining to their Governments are approved by the Counsellors er the Queen herself.

It is expected that before the Edin- Queen and the Duke of

leave for their tour UF1

riser 3. & New or timmended

Regency Bill will be passed by Parlament.

It will probably be altered so as to include the Queen Mother among the. Counsellors of State and to transfer the power of Regency From Prince,s Margaret to the Duke of Edinburgh.

Under the present Regracy Act

(which

of 1037

wua

amended in 1943), the Regent is"

the person of

tuil age, 21 years,

next in line of succession to the

Crown, Princess

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Margaret rotning after the

Parent, Prince

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Charles,

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Princers Anne, three.

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The Regent wond come to power in the event of the Queen's death or incaparily govern and then only if Prince Charles were under age.China Mail Sprein).

MOSCOW

ON TRADE POSITION

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for the

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1953.

World Beauty Competition

At a competition in London last wock Miss France was awarded the "Miss World" beauty title.

Here are live of the unsuccessful' beauty queens. From front they are: Miss Great Britain, Miss Denmark, Miss Switserland, Miss

and Illa Egypt-Central Press Photo.

U.B.A.

Franco Relying On U.S. For

Economic Aid

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Madrid, Oct. 25.

More steel and more cement are Spain's two great needs to enable her to take full advantage of new aid which she is now going to receive from the United States.

United States experts are understood to be concentrating on how to help Spain to get her new State-sponsored steel plant at Aviles, in Asturia, running before the scheduled time, namely, the end of 1956 or early 1957.

will

Spain's total steel output, afį duction,

upset their 962,000 tons in 1952, is one of monopolies or semi-monopolies, In addition to all this mass of the smallest in Western Europe and compared with the United opposition from people with "Interests" there src the States output of nearly 100,000,- 000 tons a year, is a tiny trickle technical doubts of experts who Indeed. The United States pro-think that the shortage of dures us much steel eath 34 coking-coal and scrap-iron for days as Spain does in a

Year

making steel in Spain

may mean More modern construction that the new plant will simply machinery

from the United | absorb tuw materials which

tcust

TRADE and

COMMERCE SECTION

Unsettling Factors But Stock Exchange Not Really Worried

Wall St. Provides Surprise

New York, Oct. 26. Stocks struggled in the few |past week to gain' a

cents on average on volume that

depression-fare for Wall Street..

was

Foreign Trade Deficit

Japan To Request Quota Removal ?

Page

HONGKONG SHARE MARKET

(From Aur Correspondent).

Business done on the Stock Exchange this morning amount- ed to $145,931,80. Noon quota- long and the morning's trans- cflops

SHARES DUYRAS SELLERS SALES BANKS

London, get. 24. The Economist said to day it is evident that Japan will press for relaxation of import restrictions in the Commonwealth countries to INSURANCES help esde an increasing Union foreign trade deficit.

"The

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JEROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT)

London, Oct. 25. The petrol strike towards the end of the week, coupled with political 'difficultics--Israel-Jordan, Trieste and British Guiana-has had its unsettling effect on the market,.

Government of Mr Those who have felt, however, that the Yoshida, faced with an increasOCKS, ETC.

ing deficit in its foreign trade, Provident markets generally required some consolidation has drawn up an emergency WheelDelt .. 1000 @ 3.70 have been encouraged by the fact that the under-plan which relies heavily on the

willingness

of the sterling urca, tone has been remarkably firm.

Franco and other countries, lo Business has been slack during the week but there

relax import

restriction," Economilst said. have been individual excitements.

Considerable discussion

involving the raising of the This has resulted in a liveller

While

the

the

"It proposes to foster switch has against last year's Anal of sevch deals, in which Japan will sell, arisen, for example,

dollar goods to the countries over per cent, raibes the total for the Barclay's Bank reorganisation, year from 15 to 10 per cent.

with which it is running the Industrial issues managed to dividend on "B" shares,

rest overdrafts. bant aliare market.

be It is ex- Bank of England tried an ex-

'recalled that gain 2.54 points in the average "A"stock is being raised to pected that other banks may which, on the basis of actual the full status of a bank equity raise thelt fint dividends.

periment of this kind in order prices, meant a gain of 52 cents with the right to share in all

to reduce the British deficit in which is almost exactly the future increases in dividend.

JAPANESE RECOVER the European Payments Union, rise of Uo 65 stocks used in

Instead

but abandoned the scheme after of announcing. 18 all Dow Jones querages.

usual, a New Year Anal dividend, quietened at the close

gilt-edged securities their Barclay's are declaring a second week there was a recovery Incularly German, buyers."

of the that ensued from foreign, parti- Railroad shares had

interim on cach of their three Japanes: bonds. This was put classes of steck, and state there sown to the expectation of Her plan is to couple "hard" imports The Economist said another will be no further dividend for admission to the General Agres and

trade ment on Trailz and Thrills. countries with which Japan has

Tokyo Electrie £1 better on Friday.

Issues were a bllateral clearing agreement.

"In this way foreign trade In common with other foreign merchants will receive priority issues German bonds attracted import licences for such com-

le interest.

modlites as sugar, pulp and raw

third decline in four weeks.

small one-only cents--but is considered signi-

Was

л

flent by

33

ex-

those who had pected big things frem the corrler department.

Ulies rose 20 cents on the

1003.

The effect on the "B" slock, with a payment of nine per 'cent

week. The 65-stocks gained 5 New Tanker

cents.

Sales platted §.452,300 shares, a dany Everage of *1,200.460 | shares, against 5,742,700 shares in the previous week. The Jatter was a daily average of 1.435.080 shares.

More than half of the issues

trade showed gains. The rumber turned over was 1.413, the most since September 18, when the total was the same. Of this number 754 closed the week higher, 102 lower and 107 were unchanged.

was

·

Sailing From Yokohama

Tokyo, Oct. 25.

in few days and

owing the rush

exports

in

with

LAND, ETC.

.. 1240.00

.. 7.80

1.40

11 Hotel JK Land Bal Lond. Humphreys. UTILITIES

Them

Star Ferry

a 1000 7.90

17.10

20%

135

SL TO 1931, 13.70

C. Light (N) 0.50 0.00 1800 9.50 Electri * 27.0027.90 Telephone 22.00

INDUSTRIALS

Cement... 10.301800 Rope

STORES. ETC.

Watson

2736

23.30

L. Crawford 23.00 23.80

COTTONS

Textile Corp. 820 81% 3000

Indian Mission In Japan

Tokyo, Oct. 23.

On the Dominion and Colonial wool ir thoy sell increased Government stock front there quantities of irca and sicel was a somewhat firmer tendency products, ferilisers, whate-oll An Indian industrial Inspec- and occasional gains ef one-nd industrial equipment,

tion mission today pald eighth.

SPECIAL RIGHTS

courtesy call 'en Mr Nobuhiko

Big disappointment of the "Increased exports to the Ushiba, director of the Jopaheso week was the announcement of sterling area are to be rewarded Trade

The

They by special rights far importing Trade Distry's International

and

a cut in "Emmies." dropped to 12/10 Immediately dollar goods. This system is The mission, composed of 25 The Uraga Dock Company said But, after rallying to 137-, ended expected to cost up to 30 million members of The All-India today the 21,000-ton oil tanker, Friday with a net loss of dollars,"

Manufacturers Association. D. A. Canada, now under con-1710d.

In addition, various restric-arrived in Japan last night for struction for We British and

movement in stores tians on trade with the Near and tour of industrial plants in American oll

company, would shares was Irregular. While Middle East and Latin America Tokyo, Yokohama, Nagoya leave Yokohama early next "Gussies" continued to attract are to be. removed, and the Kansal districts. month on her maiden voyage to some attention, principal Interest Japanese Export-Import Bank A spokesman for the mission MUCH BETTER.

to grant said: "After the inspection lour, Long Beach, California.

centred on a further ris in has been empowered Despite the Wall Street inter-to

The tanker will make the trip Waring and Gllows by 1/0d to better credit terms to facultate we would like to confer with

California

Investments or sales pretation that

overseas, Japanese via the Persion 60/30.

trade the performance Gult.

leaders and STEEL SHARES

of com-Government officials and to foster imports

about a poor one, it was much

A. spokesman for the dock

modities that will help the ex-economie co-operation between better than had been expected

company said that 48 of the 61 On the toa market trading

port drive. in trading circles.

Japan and India."-Reuter, crew

members would be was flat and prices little changed. In view of the continued fal! Market men had looked' for a Japanese,

Monday brings publication of in Japan's sterling holdings, the The spokesman said a British the prospectus for United Steel authorities are anxious not to rise in the list. It has been

industrials set a new low since with the Yokohama branchi of being resold to the public December, and a special envoy July 20, 1051 and rails a new the Japan's Seamen's Union following denationalisation. is said to be arriving in London low since July 17, 1952.

covering the employment of The larger Anancial Institutions this south to sound out the In the period since September Japanese crew members.

will be substantial subscribers to British altitude towards conces- 14, the Industrial average has The spouseman sald the steel shares and payment

by sions. risca 18.05 points, railroad 6.36 spamen would be paid a monthly many of them is likely to be Japan

In

has been points and utility 2.74 points, lary of 100,000 yen (thout glit-edged alocks. The Industrial

average closed £100) to 50,000 yen (£50). The the week at a new high since pay would August 14 and rails since August seaman's- 21.

decline on the basis of the loand Amerlean all company had | Marketing-Grst of the steel wait until the trade talks withi rising since September 14 when signed a one-year agreement companies whose shares ore Britain, that are due

15

In

Jute Prices Increased

No exe

exception is being taken to so-called "swap deals," with the

London, Oct. 25, Japanese competition against Britain in Southeast Asia was the result of a calculated joint attack by the United States and Jupan, with the former ringleader, Moscow Radio said in its English broadcast tonight. In # programme called "the dollar shadow over Britain," the Radio quoted Mr Peter Thorney- Croft, British President of the

London, Oct. 20. Board of Trade, at the GATT States may help to speed up the would otherwise have gone to meeting in Geneva,

The price of raw jute in Bri- building of the plant at Avlies, a the existing blast furnaces and

securing tain is increased by £0 a ton statement that Brilafu was small

production at

against dollars by the from today following increases where dredgers Aviles at the expense of reduced "greally anxious" over Japanese Auresque town near the so only permit

are altering the course of the output elsewhere. Other experts

in Pakistan upon the the terms announced earlier in Bank of England, and will

export prices, the ple - them. magazine estuary-to-permit the steelworks say, however, that new cuking-

the

math. They were considered presumably want to continue Ministry of Materials announced. the Radio sald Wall to be laid out on the most suit-coal supplies will be developed

said Japanese favourable and

Increase, which applies to the resale is this hand-to-mouth method. But, Street was supplying 90 percent

able site.

and that the scrop position will

The reason for the irregular wages would be ball that being expected to be made without in addition, it is evident that the rudes of raw jute, restores This is low-lying land and become casier as a result of the of present foreign investments in

the price to the level ruing upturn this week was a long list paid to foreign crew members. difficulty.

Japanese will press for relax before October 5, 1953, the an Japan. With that hold, America the September high tides, com- and of hostilities in Korea.

of favourable corporation reports China Mail Special.

Concentration of attention onion of import restrictions in was directing Japanese exports bined with the equinoxiul gales

As both the steel and cement

and anticipation of more to come. into Southeast Aja, notably

lorded much of this year-

are

The big steel companies repor Pakistan, Burtta and

clamouring for India,

hence the necessity of elaborate industry ነገር

possible that in the coming week and their Japan's Delegation Ceylon

preparatory work tu lay the more coal, it is

income is expected to make an United States experts may miso

To Cotton Talks return for these heavy in-

factory

dry and

what

excellent, showing. The vestments, the Radio added, the foundations.

study help can be given

eto mobile ghans teport eath affer-

Tokyo, Oct. 25. The cement problem is largely Spain's coal Industry to step United States were claiming B

ward and their insome also is The Government bas op. of percent

Japanese mined question of new

giant for up production, which

This excellent, showing a sharp se pointed a seven-man delegation bauxite. tin, copper and

the International Colton lead, two big new, private enterprise 13,028,000 tons in 1952.

Tovar en year thus further to strengthen its

The main st of stocks held in Advisory Council opening" in factories which the Government is far below demand despite the grip on Japanese geotomy,

has authorised recently and the fact that it is 7,000,000,

a narrow urta for the most part Washington on November 2 By means of direct pressure on Asian countries, the Ameri-novation of equipment at out-greater than the 0,207,000 tons

extracted in 1035, the last year while the doleresting changes

were del special rues. Stools and international cotton agreement. cans were able to ensure mest

before the civil war. favourable

of steelmblers ruled freUnited Press. France-Presse, What the shortage,

to Spain can be seen by new direct

will bring the French

Japanest

example,

conditions

exports,

for

as, for In Burma, who under abolished Im-

such pressure,

last preferences May. Before this Japanese exports to Burma were subject to double the duly levied in British goods, Now the situation has changed and not in Britain's favour, the Radio said.--China Mail Special.

.

New Attempt On K-2

Rawalpindi, Oct. 25.

K-2 (Mount

ot

dated plants.

In

secure

IN SHORT SUPPLY

means this connection, United the fact that the

States help Cement,

may be valuable. large quantities

reached

མཐའ

tons

of which from Madrid to Burgos

wilch will be needed for work frontier 88 kilometres (about 51 on improvements to Spanish

miles) nearer to Madrid, was naval and air bases, is in shart finished over ten years ago but supply in Spain at present. In 1952,

production was only 2.4043 walling for steel rails. The "Zamora-Corunna rallway 900 tons, although the Govern- which will cut the time between ment aims at 4,500,000 (ons by Madrid and that Alantic purt 1850. In the meantime, is

by "Eix hours far fast trans possible that comes may be im also waiting for rails. A two- ported from Germany to bridge bund

hundred-kilometre (about 120 the gap.

long railway acress "Andalusia' linking and Jerez is ready for

The Aviles

steel plant has Southern

been the centre of a healed Grack to be laid. "

controversy in Spain in the past the trac few years.

On one

the world's second highest peak, | schemes that private enterprise gaming, extent,

years

of Geology, climbed on plant as well as riures.

ago with

can

auto-

the steel issue means that the Commonwealth countries.quement sak. issuing houses will not be very China Mail Special.

busy with other marketinge next week.

U.S. INFLUENCE

London, Oct. 25. Trieste, British Guiana inally Israci-Jordan

All were disagreenble phenomena to the

and

Weekly Bank Statement

London, Oct. 25. The Bank of England stalo-

*** The Ri Jule Control's selling prices of Imported jute' goods of hission types are corresponding- ly increased, but there is no change in their selling prices of imported heavy bags:-Heuter.

The meeting will discuss on stock market and combined on ment for the week ended Oct. 21, Exchange Rates

Novel Exhibition

In New York

New York, Oct. 25.

reads as follows: Friday to

a moderate Note in circulation caure exodus from some of the expensive shares.

Arme underlying tone

more

Bank ratio

Dualne was done in the local Bateriing 3,330,137,029 unometal exchange market this

27.002,058 | morning at the following ^rater:— 300,000,903) U.S, dollar (per 41) ́ 233,061,514) Sterling notes (per

Public deposit Private deposits Was Government securities Even the labour disputes Other securities were rather

Receipts doggedly ignored. One factor is Wall Street's new- found steadiness which caused many operators (and perhaps zome investors) to dismiss the idea of a

recession in the United

Cour-

Dla wi

changed interim dividend caused

Machine tools makers from 14 countries have tauld announcement of an un- been staging the world's first permanent tool show in an effort to boost sales and stimulate interna- tional trade.

"Both

LISTE

biene

..

the shares to fall 2/114 but this Wis exceptional. Imperial

No

1)

24,442,400 Indonesias guilders (per 1001

49.937.200 | Bam tenis, (per 1991

Reuter,

..

Singapore (stralia). Indo-China plastres (per 1991

Increase In

། ནཾ ་་

Price Of Synthetic

Planned By

By US

Washington, Oct. 25. The U.S. has no intention of raising its price for Government synthetic rubber despile' Malayan and Indonesian complaints that it is selling too low.

--“We are making a normal broft all that is justined and see no reason to increase the cost to Ameritan consumers," said an official.

Chemicals gained 1011⁄2 perice to a new high of 40 9d. but Vickers lost 10% pence, and An estimated 1,000 machines, engineers will demonstrate new Rolls-Royce ninepence: It was elde is the great large part of the existing

have been on display. They are machines, innovations for old all elective,

Britäh Government valued at $4,000,000. They were machlies, und new techniques

isstry, The Pakistan Government has apostle of the industrialisation permit the trains to run safely

atter weaving up and down all put on display at the budding and methods of operation. given permission to an Italian of Spain, Senor Juan Antonio at higher speeds.

week, closed unchanged apart expedition led by

"Machine Tool Centre." Professor Suanzes, head of the 11-year-old! in the spheres of industry and

100

and Mr Srybnik said manufacturers

that from a few Issues which gained Ardito Desio

Milan National Industrial Institute,

housting

svel and cement

of machine

Tools

Bull from 1/18 to 3/16. Among 'olls, tool makers, Univerally, to attempt to climb trouble-shooting"

stand to European crganisation Godwin Austen), which

undertakes Industrial shortages both hobble operations

but certainly froin this novel under-striving to overcome the effects Anglo-dranin fell 3/9d Burma to an unknown,

1/9c and Shell If United

sold Mr Louis Srybnik, of World War II, will find the Potroleum Vice-President of the centre a means of introducing Transport nine pence.

Asked whether the fact the The Congress in its recent next year.

docs not care to tackle and

Western get the Aviles Co. of Brooklyn, their products to the Professor Deslo, who is u

HOPES FADE which is building

synthetic plants were Govern- session the Aviles plant turning out its 350,000 Lant

provided that the Hemisphere and increasing professor

Hopes of a boomlet in Southment-operated did not contalo President appoint a three-men some of steel by the

end of 1955 New 27 mountain the 20,250-foot

It will give manufacturers the trade. 30 other industrial

Instead of at the end

"It's a sort of private point- African uranium shares and in the elements of some subsidies Commission to reenmunend by the Duke of

world over a permanent centre On the other side are agrarian of 1986, Spanish ecctomy wil!

the shares of Orange Free State tion which might account for January 1, 1955 how the plants

mines

complaints. developing

faded away foreign

official now circles who are afraid that in-receive a considerable fillip where they can exhibit and de-four programme," he added:

operated by the Govern- monstrate the latest develop The machine tool builder suid dustrialisation will draw workers China Mail Special.

gald: during the week.

ment should be disposed. menity and newest Ideas in that this might mean Increased

De Beers, the diamond pro- "Last year, from the land and ralse farm-

we made the Imachine

bompetition from foreign manu- band's wages; middle and upper

Britai but added also..will be able to facturers,

that ducers,'

gained two shilings to greatest profit in history on our How he asserted

| 02s. Od: it is still well below synthetic plants, a profit. We have experised concern over the progres aud exchange Ideas, de- "America's Industrial

turned its catlier penic of 72 shillings.

back to the Government, disposal of American syntheile marked

'by rigns and know-how with each has been

plants to private U.S.. Industry, "We pay local and strength has other, according to Mr Srybnik, petition."

the only tax we do not pay la Federal sold to the big tubbar consumers wag was one of the founders of • Participating in the project sor

points while exposition.

fararo manfacturers from the premium on dollar stocks has income tax. Even if you dedupt here who will keep the price of it from our profit last year, we synthetle artificially low in brdor same time, he added, United Stater, Italy, France, risen 1/2 to four per cent if" eliminate the need for

Japan, Japanese 1030 bonds lost made as large a proit as any to hold down the price of Germany buyers to travel, all over Sweden, Great

Austria this post work and several manufacturing organisation naturel

others lost 1 but all wer's should

The US. Onthetic industry li^ Congress guarded against this 25-ton German

to be sold

that it Alecentre, ho

Continued

changed--United Press.

!not agree-United Press. skilled technicians and sales putting tool-United Press.

Spoletto:

Ho is expected to make

attempt earlier than

his

did the unsuccessful American expedi

which Mr

tion under Dr Charies Houston class circles who fear that the Soviet Doctors To this year, during

Arthur Gilkey was killed in an

avalanche.

sation of

Spain ons

of

fa

a greater! or lesser

'from

and so will affect the Dr Houston has said it would value of their incomes be better to be ready for the investments

or Stato

final assault by the beginning of private aleel interest M

Attend Congress

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Both Indonesia and

"com-wall Stice by one, two in every place wo operato. Zup | saying they fear they will be ·

lifted dollar

three

:

Moscow, Oct. 25, A Soviet delegation is going to which Nice, on the French Riviera, fot competitor. In Medical Contress on Oct. 28, July, whereas he was not ready dislike a new unill the beginning of August what was a very cosy market; it was announced today

the world to inspect, compte tools displayed ranged fairly sendy

are Belgium and Dr. Houston I understood to other industrid interests 1 Willch Professor Anatole Nikolay have applied for permission to have their own to the delegation | post the vatíoils types move anderer aliems la pag markada and and spraid that and will be as opened 12 inching tools they négion of from a estonapiling machen Commen, Helen Loans lost 411905 Slid to late insulind avoid any he with when the

The peak has never been ton- Increased Industrialisation Constantin quered-China Mall Special, · resulting from bigger steel: pro- | Vrezse,

France

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1955.

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