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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1954.

Dame Syhli Thorndike and Sir Ralph Richardson in the NBC's special production of Shakespeare's "King Henry VIII" broadcast in honour of her theatrical Julier. Most of the Dame great names of the Loudon theatre appeared in this remarkable production, in which Sybil herself played Queen Katharine and Bir Ralph Richardson Cardinal Wolsey.-B.B.C. Photo.

Wave Of Hooliganism

Sweeping

Communist Nations

Vienna, Aug. 25.

TRADE

COMMERCE SECTION

LOWERED

Burma Working Out STERLING RATE

Gigantic

Agricultural Plan

Rangosh, Aug. 25.

The Burmese Government is working out a vast plan for the reorganisation and rehabilitation of the country's agriculture, which has suffered severely as a result of world war two and the insurrections which followed independence.

Though Burma La pursuing | worked out by members of thứ an ambitious Industrial deve- | Agriculture and Land Nation- lopment programino, It is realisation Ministries,

alised that her econotny will This plan will deal with the always remain primarily agri- problems of land pt present curtural with the emphasis on lying fellow and also the re- settlement of cultivators who

rice.

An increase to the level of were displaced by war or

later above the prewar Burrection,

rice yield and an Improvement

schemes,

of

4"

All land is to be remapped In other crops will help to agriculturally under the pintz, raise the standard of living showing armas for crop and throughout The Country and fruit cultivation, grazing and ul:0

finance other development forest reserves. These maps will also be used to determine the The average production barl sites for yilings and ronds buddy for the years 1938 to without disturbing the agricul- 1941 was 7,427,000 tons

whil ture. for the yours 1953454, it was

Planned rural development, 5,527,000 tons. This showed an irrigation, realforestation and increase of urarly 1,000,000 tens the setting up of new agricul- the imin: dute post-tural banks will, it is hoped, independence yeux, but a drop place Burmese agriculture ef 200.000 tons on the 1952-53 a round basis and ensure uutput.

RESEARCH INSTITUTE

A new agricultural research Justful:

1 being bu: neor

ut 1 COL uf

over £1.-

Rangoon 3.300.000 kyas I nearly 000,000). TON Institute will slady and seek solutions to the problems of farmers and

help to introduce

tort up-to-date methods in the

backward arcas

where

more

productivity.China

Special,

rise

Mail

World Rubber

Markets

To judge by their newspapers, the Governments of all the Iron Curtain lands, including Soviet Russia itself, are perturbed at the wave of "hooliganism," including drunkenness, rowdy- lunghe cried on find publication of high Malayan ness and crime, which is sweeping their countries.

To some extent, it is blamed on the "relics of the old capitalist class" but, especially in Russia, it is attributed more and more to a newly developed "gilded youth" which, like its counterpart in Western Europe in the early days of the century or in the "naughty nineties" of last century, lets off its surplus energy by drinking, fighting and getting into scrapes.

In

Lonadi, Aug 25, The seasonal demand for dollars lowered the rate for sterling the afternoon lo 2.80-28/32-lowest since the pitällas sénamnél meves ment in Beptember lant year — and automatically lified the market price for gold to à new high at 245 källiga 7 pencë për sunce,

Thi Rank of England

which closes in books for the week this afternoon wijt value ith hillón #oltar (more or less) of gold at today's official price of 249 shillings 5 penet→→ United Press,

HONGKONG

STOCK EXCHANGE

(From Our Correspondent)

Business done on the Hong kong Stock Exchange this morning amounted to $047,080. Noon quotations and the morning's transactions; SHARES BUYERS KELLERS SALES GOVT. LOANS ____(1940) BANKS

HIC Bank East Asi INSURANCES

Union Underwriter"

DOCKS, ETC

K. Whart Dock

Providenc (010) Wheelock

LAND, ETX

1715 1725

$90

103 913

13 20

10

23

20.000 P

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The Hungarian Agreement With Britain

London, Aug. 25. Britait has completed trade agreement with Hungary for the 12 months from September 1, the Treasury has announced.

Quotas for United Kingdom exports to Hungary have been agreed to an approximate value of £5,000,000. They will include wool tops, rayon yarns, pharmaceuticals, machinery, vehicles, tinplate and electrical machinery and equipment.

Quatus for Hungarian exports, to the UK have been agreed to |an approximate value of £34 jmillion. Main exporis will be Tomato muree, rice, eggs, canned Finest, bristles and miscellaneous

manufactured gooda,

resulted

The talks have also is an exchange of notes in which the Hungarian Governinent state that they are not at present in a a position to make any payment the low level of un- nwing to gary's sterling earnings, but re- irm their Intention to settle claims

ms in respect of nationalisa tion and expropriation of British property in Hungary

They

und have greed to begin nogaliations on or before September 1, 1955, for settlements of all classes of

80p at 31 TO UK debts and chilms.

500 21.60

The 1300

.. 12.00 1390 2000

115 1.60 1000 12 2012 ** 1500.

7 55

HK Hotel.. 11 70 2703

tik Land

Hampareys Realty UTILITIES

eenturies,

#ame Jinen

But more important is master plon which 14

for

the

being

Singapore, Aug. 26. Despite lower overseas advices

production figure for July, the market remained study here today with sellers again very reservod.

Star Ferry

t

Future closings were:

World Cotton

Markets

New York, Aug. 25. Cotton futures today turned

These are not und boys and In Poland, 100. the "Gazein | May this year, the first sentence girls, the Sovie! "Komsomolskaya | Bialostocka" reports that the of death, reported in. "Pravda" Pravda" wrote recently. "Ther | kucal gines works had not fulfilled on May 28, was the result of a Irregular after the deferred de- the "frdveries edged to new seasonal but unsatisfied Its plan because "of the habit braw at one of They have nothing to do, and of many workers of staging Corners" where workers and in-highs

false idea

and drunken orgies during working tellectuals drank. The "Litera of valour

blamed these bravely

hours. Thus, for example, the turnaya Gazeta youths

Niewiadomski, "quick drink" shopa for the in- of the many enses, these young Majevski

Watendziul creasing and

drunkenness. amang Burlet writers, brigades on March & this instead of working,

" drunken session in the

The Literary Gazette for April worl:" in the Soviet press itself, the this year attacked "drunken- main stress is on the campaigners and loose living in litmary This must circles," it complained that the gainst inebriation.

Unten hushed up the "unethical be fought not only in the luxury i omelets of the

ohert Mald youth, mainly the idle sons of the And Improper einduct" of many artiste eireles, nanong wum Soviet privigents" drink, but of its members.

people

are femls tat children of high officials of the Communist party, who have be- come, especially in Soviet Russia 119011 R 210w privileged class

with manes und leisuje.

They include plso some of the Tending ligures of Literary and

ba

Hubernion nellyldants and bobob in the "grten sentry boxes

orals pre rondemned in attacks

in the press and over the radio Rivals of the

which

as vices t

capitalist

tenacious."*

Although

axe

are

this hooligansan'

is most widely developed in the Soviet Union It is also wide- the satellite spread throughout

☆ ☆

Drunkenness

Soviet Writers

canon-

the liquor salis set up neat place, It added, that it is not factories, schools und gover-even rebuked. It described and ment oflees where they really named certgin writers, two of terve vodka, wine and beer whom were later expelled from

Unloa

Writers, who "behaved like old spalts used to

in the old

"One well duyg known wriler of belles lettres" Faid "with a swollen, blue ruloured face, always had hangover. But his friends were most sympathetic and would

How he is Ill again." "TIMO"

25. April Komromed officials are often tu blame as sometimes their

attacked the "butterfly girl"- haviour

who pace the dla-good time girls "especially reputable." Part of the blame streets in the hope that a chance

The "Komsomolskaya Pravde," atntes.

Thus,

youth, shares on May

12. In Sea, organ of Soviet Luchezar Avramov, spraking at out the blame fairly widely, a meeting of the Dimitrov Unio said on Aprit 3 this year that

is

bg-

ол

Prices closed today per lb. as follows

in cents

Spot

15.qu

Gret

34.12

Der

34.49

Mar.

34.63

1

May

34.00

Oel

Dec-

14.30

No! rubber per H

Beplen:ber

October

November

No. rubber per ib. Begi

No. 3 rubber per lb. Sept

0871-651$ CISTS-87

Tram

CG CD14

38 10,50 2.10 2.1715

10 19.30

0500

33 1

Hungarian Government has also undertaken to examine:

NEW YORK

STOCK

MARKET

New York, Aug. 26. Stocks backed down to- day, seemingly for lack of anything better to do.

A brief mid-session shakenur which forced tickers to run Inte for 10 minutes brought

prices

of recent leaders down 2 or 3 pointe.

Overall volume wan

not

all UK claims with a view to heavy, however, and there waa

ne real pressure

j determining the total amount at 13, the earliest possible state. ~China 11,00, Moll Special.

500 at In

"Ferts 197 LG 20-0 INTO) 15,80 18,00 20000 # 10.00

C. Light (N) 12.00 12.00 son 12.0

unquoted Cement

No rubber per lb. Sept. 0413-9434

Spot rubber

Blanket crepe

No. 1 pale crepe

NEW YORK

0558-0492 10-50

Rubber futures today closed

of 141 contracte,

20 to 40 points higher with sales

Dealer

buying

on balance, plus higher primary marketé and signo of a

reviving factory Interest in the spot market, ali combined

16

higher levels.

boost prices to

Dealers reported "quite a little shipment business" was worked Gvernight, 31 50

mainly with Thailand. Part

of the relling in futures Trading volume; and open-ainst the shipment burchases. treats in the Exchange today Dealer short covering also was was supposed to be hetiging

apparent In the local spot market. No. 1 Rss spot was quoted up to 234 cents a pound, Future closings were:

were:

Month

Volume Open Interent

15,300 40,200

60,4DU

LONDON

500

13.80

Electric

Telephone 20 INDUSTRIALS

200

26 00

28,40 2,70 1000

1000 738-28

Hope

STONER, TC7

Dairy

23.20 25.30 1000

WAKO FT.DO 10.10 L "Crawford 2319 CUTTONS

Textiles

↑ 7,05 MISCELLANEOUS

Allied

..... 4.1040215

Norwegian Shipping Laid Up

با

Liverpool Delegation

For Cairo

Liverpool, Aug. 25.

on the Ist Trading in the first three hours Was dull with prices irregular and activity the lightest in two months.

Traders held back in the absence of fresh incentive.

Market commentators Kaid the sciling Burry represented an effort to lower prices to # level where new demand would be generated.

Widest

AIR LOBSES

losse came in the drents, oils, steels, rails--all groups where there

Were

The Liverpool Cotton

Ex-substantial profits to be realised. change has made such good pro- Closings in most instances were gress in working out a futures well above the lows, however,

Egyptian-

en a number of specials had

contract

covering

type long-staple cottons that it

Despite the

now plans to send a delegation good fains. to Cairo in October to discuss the Liverpool contract and the possibility of Alexandrio establishing

old arket on similar lines.

500,000 shares

fourth hour heaviest for that period since September 14, 1053 futuresales totalled 3,280,000 shares, only 200,000 ahead of yesterday.

Of the 28,454 spindles which. Lancashire had in place on

Losses in the aircrafts at the lows ranged to almost 7 points

January 31, this year, 7,023 or in Bendix. This came back to 35 per cent were using Egyptian- ciose 4 lower.

Douglas, Re- type cations

The tong-stople public, Bocing and United Air- cottons tend to live in an econo-craft nt were off mers than a mle world of their own and at point. present the

spinners cannot hedge their purchases and sales Oslo, Aug. 25. According to official statistics very successfully in the existing 65 Norwegian merchant ships (futuris market which is based 23.40 totalling 204,434 gross tons were on merican middling cotton.. 25.70 laid up on August 1. This was

23.00

23.95

23.85

Losses in the oils ranged to 34 points in the high-priced Texas" Pacifie Land Trust, Standard Oil, NJ, fel a point. Standard of Calitomin point. Rails were uniformly lower, the declines ronging to

with

Or 1,200

23.00 ten more ships and 50,395 more Exchange authorities say that Fross tons than on July 1, Orso much progress has been made the laid-up ships, 33 ships tolal-in formulating a contract 2 points in Santa Fe. ling 220,011 gram tons were able for usern of Egyptian-type tankers.

compared with

cottons that it seem quite likely 22 The rubber

that the new market will open market was tankers totalling 162.773 gross quietly steady with No. 1 Rastons a month earlier.

irt carly 1965, but for various spot quoted unchanged at 20

rennons they are unwilling to During pence per lb. Prices:

July, reven shilps Issue formal announcement No. 1 Impot

totalling 38,201 gross tons were just yet.-United Press. re-commissioned, while 17 others; totalling 01,080 gross tons were Jald up.

250,700

Dec

$15 400

Mor.

17,300

400,000

July

May

21.000 15.000

432,000

Boptember

103,300

December

Def Dec

1,200

Mar

0,700

29.700

Mas

Tothi

121.700

2.038,700 bales

NEW ORLEANS

July Beptember

Prieng of cotton futures closed Os fellows

Spot

34,00

24.42

Dec.

11.42

Mer

04.07

10%-20%

also

May

31.80

Settlement house term:

July

31.81

Oct.

1042-20

Oct

34.51

Oct/Dec.

11/34-20

Dee

34.619

Jan/Mar.

1991-20

Apr./June

SAO PAULO

JINY/Aept.

103-107%

199-197- 104-10

24

AMSTERDAM

of the Peoples Youth, claimed that the fight against hooliganism was the most important task of the Unton. "We have good reason to worried," he

he said. is attributed, loo, to squall acquaintance "a youth in gaudy the streets of our cities conditions" under which

In

young people

often

the cluthes or a prosperous old chap behave young

people and workers live. with fur collar and money to wildly violate public order, Even more the paper blanies burn will take them to dance cynically molest young girls, the "gilded youth," the sons of and dine. Indulge in heavy, drinking and the privileged class, "those who waste their thine"

Pick Up

chew straws." It described an evening at No 6 Gorki Street, in the "Cooktail Hall."

Here, it said, boisterous

goes on until late with light Testless lite at night. Trade Union year-old

New Underworld

The Hungarion

Prices of cotión futures were all unquoted because the colton exchange here remained closed

clarification pending

of the political situation,

General markets, eit basis, porta: Sept. Oct. NOV. Estato croPE: Thick thin

The

23-21!1

rubber market WAR Prices closed today in per kilogram, CIF,

In the United States. the average price of 15/10 middling It described how such a girl cotton at 10

designated spot | steady, coat and a red markeis

Wds 34.08 cents aguilders It described how 10-blouse, a string of blue beads, pound. Sales at theæ centres | Šept, as follows: newspaper, "Nepszava," recently Barmov, allt in the 9th class of Tips crimsen brow on her totalled 23,795 bales. sported the trial of members of the 35th school, told his father, drunken man, befuddled with

painted face,"

got off with a

KARACHI a new underworld" which had a high official of of the Ministry wine, whom the had asked for grown up in Budapest,.

Leonid Alexandrovich

of Chemical Industries that he

A gang of young people had was going to the cinema, but

halt long

In with her Boy haunted the places of amusement found victims In

of the city,

drinking dens, got them drunkt

and robbed them."

The Hungariant

Is

*

then

No. 1 rubber

1.93 buyers

No. 2 rubber

1.93 buyers

No. 1 rubbe

No. 1 crepe

ibi puyers 712 buych

-Unlled Press,

owing to some New York Sugar

07

Market

New York, Aug. 23. T$ World No. 4 sugor futures closed today point higher to 751 polit lower with rales of 18 70 tbistracts,

Domestic No. 6 sugar futures

Most of the lald-up ships are old, 38 of them being built be- fore 1934. Nineteen are under 2,000 tons and only seven are between $1,000 and 11,000 tons. -China Mall Special.

New York Foreign Exchange

#

NEW YORK METAL

FUTURES

New York, Aug. 25. Prices of metal futures closed today in cents per ib, as follows:

issues traded. 703

Ex- was

were lower, 263 higher.

The New York Stork change bond volume $3,365,000,

The American Stock Exchange volume was 660,000 shares,

DOW JONES AVERAGES

New York, Aug. 25. Dow Jones closing averages on Wall Street todny were пя follow-

30 Industrials

344.00

61.00

120.04

101.1

170.41

United Press,

Comm. future price index

20

Lead

Aug.

HASH

18 uulitics

15 stocka

Sept.

13.85b

40 bonds

Tin

Aug.

02.07b

Sch

EZ.ITU

Zing

Aug.

10256

England-Unomele

New York Aug 23.

30-day futures 20.day

futures

Sept.

10.200

3.74-2.70

Copper

5.002%

Aug.

30.000

2.802

Sept.

20.00b

2.241

h-bid n-nominal.

United Press.

29.03/10

2.0%

Australia

New Zealand South Afrien

Canadian dollar rale;

Spot: clone.

Buyers

3.03 3/09

1.0333 11.03 1732

high low

Future: 30-day 1,03 1/83

DO-uny -1.00 20/02 a-menth 1.03 17/22

Swiss franc: Spot: clore

1ugh

Future: 3-day

Do-tay

אים1

The Liverpool colton pricde were not received this morning.closet unchanged to 1 point Market, tome: dull

United Press.

The market Béclined. NOW light for her cigarette.

being crop NT toilets hit the idwest at been sentenced for being "work-netually went to the "Cocktail arrested by the militia for being 13 rupees & annas, and

She ended up by shy, drunken and thieves." Hall.

allied a bit Involved in a drunken brawl. There was a girl among them

Herc, it said, tcochers, "who glorified in the fact that

Not only in the Soviet Union buying. Prices closed in rupees her father

clderly officials and but also in all the satellite sistes per-maund as follows: was en

officer of students,

of others met. The older ones there Horthy's army,

Sha

drivo

against wore her

4-F Bind roller-ginned American sisle.pour out more and more wine

drunkenness, In Czechoslovakia,

VR 287-FNT. Bind, friends, she for the young people.".

It was said that the works

roller-ginned asw.tioned bantoens, and ed-operativa - shopš

m 203-FNT, Punjab, fried, to overtuini their norms"

roller-Pinet in the sale of alcohol. This had

saw-ginned had to be stopped as it has such, A later edition of the paper a bad effect on production. Commúnist orgih. "Seabed Rep

reported reported then in June this year, At a recent trial at Ostrava in on May 18 on the "standalous this "Cocktail Hall" was closed July, a group of young people conditions among party officials down and replaced by a Milk were charged with being work- of Veszprém County,

Bisy, Inży, druitkett, the girls "They ar

The Mostow drank enormously, emecially of

newspaper prostitutes, and, the young men untaxed wine the newspaper rüd on April 10, described homosexuali reported, "and

In addition, all were charged solo public how the Moscow #diaintoient fund

There are special with listening to

Free Europe In Rumanin, it is the same. Itations dulled

and

escope

New York, Aug. 25.1- The youth organ, "Beintein roberu

futuros today closed one # would appear that cent higher to 7 conte lower Tineretuluil," on July 3; roporina | druškárdá hrs 1 points,

pay days, to

with sales of four contracts, Hunedoars region where it was bared up. Next day, they are load of the Soviet Union, vm

(Gibking-pribeR WOFOL sisted that in work places, on lectured on the evilsret drink to

the extent t

of copying their ingerpublic and their names went on secrat vices. They are also copying" "Cons establishments, they det drunk | ENDDELE ta Their wifactories, how the puritanical drive #ffinst "hoen or image is hooligandam, zain Ministries, or local police, a drunkenness which has started for ing the beauty of the name of When the death sentence was throughout. Soviet Union Au

reintroduced in Soviet, Russia in China Mall Speciale

Youth

isra" work

mete in [the] just"

after

up

where körbad. Thus,

lexpadilla hint states tollow the

lower with sales of 57 continets. Both markets ruled quiet and Bendy ond without special feature, dealers såld.

NEW YORK SILK aturar les

FUTURES

Contract No. 4 (world).

Bellera

1.03

1.03%

1,031 1.030/31

1.033/20

1.0320/32

2334

123323)

London Foreign

Exchange

New York 233414 Montreal 23345 Blocked Mark

Hamburg Brümels

-United Press.

LONDON METAL

PRICES

London, Aug. 25.

All mistal markets werd steady

CHICAGO GRAIN

PRICES

Chiongo, Aug. 25.

Prices bar blushti in cent?

Wheat, NO. 2, rêđ

Cicing Pricen

Spot

Sept. 2151(1) 213(1) 203-214

Dec.

.:

MAT.

May

€182 21341-2/4

London. Aug. 25.

2.80-11710-32014

Corn, No. 7, Jellow

#pvt

1001/ 101%-%

$2-71 19-0/14

Dee.

·Ziar.

MAY

Rept.

Dec..

Other

were

uncharged pan United

"

Fier.

Dat

Rebl

Beca

Baybians, No. *, yellow.

Spot

Sept.

Nov.

Mar

Copenhagen. Parte Blockholm Zurich

tocisty Pricht clorca lifn, stealing Exchange Rates

par long" tón as follows:

Mitt huginong was done in, the loga),

Exchange

market, this May mbrking at following, raĻERASU

Aterling solih (per, Ai). Indonesian rupiah (per, 100)

1978 Alam tickle (per 100)

Biggspore tatjana) sayi Inda-China - plastres" (Day",

320 | farlay:

*1700.) New York dour

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