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RUENTINE
AZMER
CONGO
THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954.
Indian Ocean
MADAGASCAR
WOOMERA
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JNICK OF SOUTH AFRICA
CERN Center European Research Nuclear)- GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCI, PELGIUM, SWITZERLAND, DENMARK, NETHERLANDS, OREECE, SWEDEN, TUGOSLAVIA, HORWAY, ITALY, VE. GIROMANY.
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AP Newsfeatures
60 COUNTRIES DISCUSS
WORLD ATOMIC POOL
IN THE UNITED NATIONS
By A. I. COLDBERG Associated Press Writer
In the language of the powertul atom-sma-dung machine
nuclear age, a plant
reactor becomes critical! when it begins to con- vert to power.
President
Watf
aking plastics used to measure legal content. the world but it won't have i ul able, kri rusi dicuse in of tanks, to regulate flow of dif- aamidgen of faszonable materia). uls, matka oli erane rádio-ferent weight oils in pipe thes, arlive to fight zithritis. trace The organisation was set up t
and to keep machines cutting of phytoms a U.S. suggestion
engines, paper ar meint on beam that attic preserve food in spoluge, tast th:ory be mude vurlable the strength of wool bres, and It was thus sert Eu.ope on a co-operative basis to
may point the way to cheaper | more, that the Eisenhower-Dulles supplement the work being dour pi duction of common acids by programine sught to accomplish
the American entirent. xidation. Alume tracers are with blessings from the U.N Director of CERN the Swas born American rexental
Felix
Eisen-on
hower's atoms-for-peace machinery, proposed for, Bloch, former duceta, of Stane: the first time last De-ford's Instilele of Physio cember in the United Franc has a low-power atm Nations, appears to
al work. Belgium be peace ple
hopes to have a reactor, with the nearing that stage late British and United States help
1954,
after some jockeying with the sians.
in
Rus
Nunrly I m 2734 after the President first proposed his sien, Why ulan began to strike sparks in the UN
zing, at work by 1950. Italy pro- poses to have a nuclear research Britain
pot plant near Milan.
announced its intention to build its second energy plant the same day the United Stater
901 would build its first.
Ft
Page
TRADE AND COMMERCE SECTION
U.S. Tobacco Men American Wool
Annoyed About
P.I. Controls.
By JAMES F. CUNNINGHAM
Washington, Nov. 2. The American tobacco industry has strongly urged the United States trado negotiations to insist on the Philippines agreement to a ban on import quotas by that country, the United Press learned today.
Recent Philippines legislation which subjects tobacco to such import quotas, the American tobacco men charged, "violates the spirit and intent" of the Filipino-American trade agreement of 1946.
These recommendations were formally presented to the Chairman, Mr James M. Langley, and his United States trade delegation by joint action of the Tobacco Export Association, the Purely and Dark Leaf Tobacco Export Association and Tobacco Associates, Inc.
Tobacco Associates, which cent anhuntly, starting next represents six principal grower year. Tobacco Associates wants groups, also presented a sepia-i the "diminishing" clause cut- ale statement containing two celled other recommendations
2 That the Philippines "give I. That the rifarl Stanles jeetproval preferential treatment beralise a 1946 quola agree for the export to them of ear ment on imports of Philippinesį teat wrapper, produced in the tobacco. The agreement calls United States, which type of for that $6,500,000 pound quota | tobacco is nut produced to be diminished by live
con-
In the broader joint protest; against Philippines quota trols un tobacco Imports, the Anerican tobareu men said;
Legislation
Torrington, Wyoming,
Nov. 2.
The Scoretary of Agri- culture, Ezra Bruson, lold now's conferetice the Government's new
woot bill wil eliminato usine the Government as a "last Altch buyer and enable producers to "well wool In the market plaen. »
He and the programme, which goes into effect on April 1, 1955, will take the Government out of
the business of buying, storing and selling wool.
Mc Benson nald inocutive level-not exceed 110 per cent parity was sel **with view to encouraging duciton of 300,000,000 poands of wool annually. When
pro-
HONGKONG
STOCK EXCHANGE
(From Our Correspondent)
Business donc on the SL – kong Stock Exchange this monn- Ing aminted to $1,270,080.00. Noon quotations and the worn- Ing's trunsetions:
SHARES BUYERS SELLERS SALES
DANKS
the
1K Bank
189 1830
201510
to
Fan Asia
of
INSURANCES
"
Ugiderwrite
10
DOCKS, ETC.
21.30 100 70
220 1000 22.80
14:30
300 13.00
7.00
7180
this production is reached, support wllt be af such level between 60 and 20 per cent of parity an will encourage an annual output of 360.000.000 pounds."—United Press.
AMERICAN
TRAVEL
SPENDING
San Francisco, Nov, 2. Americans $2,300,000,000
ERLAY
anally
spend
いや
..[ Propre 1
j
K Warf Duck
Provident (0) 14:10 14:20 1500
Wheelock
700 73 12500773
2006
LAND, ETC
11 20
340 1700
0
13.20
500 733 50
1000 L3 40
2000 or 13.50
2000 133.40
1100 / 13,50
500 13.50
HK L
S'hal Land
Humphreys Realty.
UTILITIES
M. 39 50
4500 13.00
1500 13.50
POSL
# 13.40 45:00 1320
100 39
100 T 0.50
140 150 1000 61 1.45 21 10 21 30 500
210 265 10000130
18.70 200 10.00
1900 18.00
Sitar Ferry ..
131 134 Yaumati
Ferry ..... 153 100 200 3 154 C. Light (0) 163 10.50 1000 t 18.50 2000 10.40 2. Light (N) 13.36 13 40 1300 13.30 Electric
34 34 1830 3420 POD ET 34.75 Alacan Elec, 19.00 Telephone 20 25,00 1010 « 20.40 1500 @ 20.50
per Philippine Islands and is needed travel in the near future,
B. Travel expert sok i : there by their eigar manu-
that today, but facturers.”
wealth is awaling the simplus to release it.
Mir Stafford L. Sands, Chair- the Nusa Bahamas, ihe Development Board, told National Convention oľ the American Society Travel Agente and World Travel Congress that be money spent
Cement on foreign travel
Hope
thing and World Rubber
Markets
Gutted Guildhall
Being Restored
London, Nov. 2. The city's ancient 15th century Guildhall, gutted by Hitler's bombs in the blitz of London 14 years ago, will again soon witness the glittering pageantry of great state occasions.
It went before the General | Atrembly's main politient com. mutter for a 60-nation roundtable › The University of Japan plans
At a Press conference today Sir Giles Scott, discussion. Dobates lo dis a cyclotron to produce medicul took the question far beyond the isotopes. Germany hopes to have the architect, described the completed work of atteonclusive two-way U.S. one in Munich when and if the!
restoration carried out on the magnificent cham- Western Soviet talka and the eight-ust in
allies end the conference
bur
decided the sccupation. Up until the London; her in which Lord Mayors and City Corporations United States to go ahead with nine-power pact which succeded have for centuries honoured Kings and Presidents,
many would be allowed to mine! statesmen and heroes.
-
an international atomic agency whether the Russians like it vi not,
EDC, it was intended that Ger-
up to nine tuns of uranium from the Fichtel mountains area.
for
The
IMPORT QUOTAS
man
uf
INDUSTRIALS
3+
2004
500 34.50 00017
STONES, ETC.
Dairy
20.10 20.40 000 $ 20.20 Walnut... 17.00 to 300 17.00
"If this principle of estate isiting import quotas cRn Singapore, Nov. 2. abber market opened applied legally by the Philippine has not kept pace with the in- steadier on better overseas at- | Republie within the framework | erease in the national Income in vices and offinke but dealing of the trade agreement, it is the United States. was on a small side. Trade entirely possible for the Philip showed little Interest but there pines to close its country to l Mr Sands said Americans last
American products, was no selling pressure, Future
your spent for foreign travel an
COTTONS average of 30 cents out of every closings:
"The duty-free provisions of 100 they netted, compared with
Textile 'Corp sterlie55 cents out of every 100 dis-
Nanyang
MISCELLANEOUS
No 1 rubber par I. Nov 104-283, the "agreement becoine
Dec. 78-7814 and of no effect by the limit-posable income in 1938. Jan. unquoted tion and exclusion of Amerieno¦ No 2 rubber per ib. Nov. 18-imports by the imposition
No. 3
Nu. 1
Blanket crep
Spot rubber unhaled
No. pole crepe
LONDON
109-784| quotas.
7826-799% 7312-7447 ST-BU
No 1 Ras spot
The market was very steady. quoted at 241⁄2 pence per te. Prices:
No. J. His spot Sellenient house termi
Dec
21-3444
Jan./Mar
233-27
Apr/June
July/Sept.
Oct./Dec
A
Nov. Dec. Jan.
Fatale crepe thin
23-214 2234-3 2215-23% 233/16-235/16 231-23-1 234-23 2394
|
Workmen and craftsmen have laboured year to make the Hall ready in time for next week's Lord Mayor's Banquet, when a new Mayor takes over the highest civic appointment in the Commonwealth.
The eight countries are paced by the United States, leader in India, which has thorium-rich the project to set up an inter-sands it sells to the United States, national taxtning station to begin has been building uronium converting ufums from use "inį process plaut and hoped to have; The work, costing an esti-, the fourth moof to be erected on bombs and
weapons to gardenį a reactor plant by 1987. Britain mated £276,000, has included the Guildhall's old mediaeval tols, doctors' instruments and uffered to bulld
Pakistan a the building of a new oak rouf halls. industrial gauges their
nuclear laboratory, Sauth Africa, over the scorched battered ball Importance so tur.
mining vast quantities of that was left after the bombing uranium out of old gold holdings, and on December 20, 1940. hapes to have a cyclotron at the For this,
alone arches hava i University of Pretoria in about been introduced to replace the two years.
Victorian hammer beam roof, destroyed by the bombs. It was In the
chlet
United States, the The others are Britain, which University ++f North Carolina experts consider al least 18 and Perui State included reactors months ahead of the United
in their programmes and 20 other
States in production of atsinle schools were reported dickering pawer; Belgium, Australia and
to build their own. University South Africa, three of the most of Utah classes talked of ex- prolife producers of uranium in perimenting with n locomotive- the world; and Canada, France atom plant design. and Portugal; all Importan! because they have raw materials
Clunies Ross
Will Still
bly
Be King
Pivaldent Eisenhower in or know-how in atomic progress. 1953 proposalb spoke of provid- ing power to under-developed In the
year thai generally
The Soviet Union claims it has countries. actually begun to use power followed scientists
BOOT AND WATER
A today's conferenco inside the actual hall, Air Giles Bealt revealed that the old stone of the walls and the new stone of the arches was made to plead by the simple application of soot and water,
Now stained glass has been fitted, patterned with scrolls bearing the names of moro than 600 Lord Mayors who have held office in the City's long eventful history.
High up between the arches of the room, the arms; of tho various City Livery Companies
also
General markets, el basis, ports:
London Foreign
Exchange
Now York Montreal Amsterdam Oslo
Parla
Stockholm West Mark Zurich
E
A travel boom Mr Sands stated, "awoits only the stimulus of tr effective promotional compaixa to touch it off."
"The quola device is strung- ling the Row of United States United Press.
fobnece to a traditional market In the Philippines."
| **Should The United States adopt a similar policy and, al the same time, establish polley of increasing domestic production," the statement said. "most Philippine products would ; be completely eliminated from the United States market haj short time.
NEW AGREEMENT
Cheap Rice For The
A
Philippines
L. Crawford 23.90
200
7 7 10 5000 7.10 3000 7.00 .... 10.20 100 1760 & 10.30
... 0.00
250045 3.85
4.123
1000 4.14
Allied
1000 4,12
German Car Exports To
America
Washington, Nov. 2. Officials of the Automobilo Manufacturers Association said today that the German Volkn- wngen has greatly increased in Popularity among foreign auto- mobiles being imported into tho United States this year.
Volkswagen led all our in- During the month of Jund
"We strongly urge that the
Manila, Nov. 2. new trade agreement include n prohibition against the applica- |
rico dealer here who re- Llon of quotas hy either country turned on Monday night from in Pakistan said he would offer the except as specially set out the agreement. If the principle sale of unlimited quantities of of quotas Is accepted na the cereal to the National Rice of the new and Corn Corporation at a price fundamental part tade #greement, we strongly over before offered by any of ports, although trailed the London, Nov. 2. recommenci that the United his competitors.
English-made Jaguar for 170-16/10-2.00-1/10 States
Congress inalst that
total Emilio Galang, President of quotas be Hmited to n minimum yearly figure based on historical the Philippine Association of data. In the case of leaf tobeco Rice Importers, disclosed he has
During June there wero 637 less than $25,000,000 20,000 tons of the "cheap", rlee Volkswagens ... not
imported, 365 pounds."
from Pakistan ready for delivery Jaguars, 302 MGS, 241 Austin- to the National Rice and Corn Henleys and lesser numbers of
other.
2.713-3.7105
20.019-20.03şi
10.-10.12
OROT-DRI
14.50-14.501% 11.76-11.703. 12.24-12.244
Othorn were unchanged
The U.S. exchange tootkate closed lay-United Press
were
control law $7,000,000,
would
the Imports during the first six months of the year.
The rise in Volkswagen popu-
The Phlippines quote for 1955 under the present Import Corporation at any time.
cannot tell you how much bo aboilt for
obvious reasons," Galungt said, "but definitely my price larity la shows by comparison The control law, the Ameri- will be within the reach af with total 1052 registrations cans contended, has not
which showed Volkswagen down yet myone." been felt in the Philippines, but! Golang ritumed by a PAL in seventh place,-Unlied Press. will soon. Cigarette makers, plone from Hongkong after con- there, they said, have boen ducting a one-month survey of stocks built up the rice supply in Thalland, United Press.
LONDON LEAD AND ZINC
Canberra, Nov. 2.
London, Nov. 2. was quiet while zinc utilising large Lend Mr John Clunies Ross, 26- are emblazoned around the hall.
ex- and copper were steady in the Iccation undisclosed---for
quisitely carved oak pancis dustry. All that is really krown scientists
tish the Cocos Keeling islands, have been Installed and
noon, zinc was (100
Inactive while of Soviet achievements is the use Britain's red to conserve coul will retain his rights when additional gallery has been copper was quiet. Closing prices reports indicate that manufac. of rudlulsotopes In medicine,
hands over the built for radio and television in it appeared nuclear power at Britain And while nations debate how reasonable cost would
from a nuclear actor station-agreed that cheap nuclear power year-old "White . King" of At the cast and west ends, morning session,. In the after. before the low went into effect, Burma and Pakistan. -
in-is
Some
British ways off, said that even with
very
not be islands to Australian ad- campionators describing great session, in sterling per long ton, much depleted and that cigaretta Canada Looking
to use the atom for power which, possible before 1980, it then. ministration.
It is realised, will not be avail-
abla so quickly nor cheaply as hoped last year, a number of
selcat'sts are quictly experiment- ing with solar power which they ray may outstrip the atom, bath
*
The U.S. State Department
state banquets, and receptions,
The stone floor, partly work This was announced here to ed with lead designs, was lifted day by Mr Richard Casey, to permit the "laying of a Minister for External Affairs central heating system. Another when he introduced "Proll- touch of modernity is scon minary" LIL
requesting the the array of carefully diaguired British Parliament to pass the loudspeakers around the walls in low cost and in effectiveness, sald in October that their experts Act, cabling the Queen to blendingsklifully with tho
find nuclear power, plants to transfer the administration of stonework. The three B's of the atomic cosity to build and operate. As the Cocos Keeling Islands from Restored too ars
the sculp world up to now have been for the atom-propelled planes Singapore 10 Australini Birmingham, in England, Brooke reported studybris, aus British
This ture groups in memory of grent and French scientists were bill also consents to such men in Britain's history haven, L.I., and Berkeley, Calif.
action
Admiral Nelson, Victor" of the They have the most powerful, scientist sald that if such a heavy Mr John Clunies Ross is the Battle of Trafalgar, the Duke of synchrotrons or atom smashers, machine ever got off the ground great-great-grandson of the Scot Wellington general and stotes- It would be "a"while slepliant in | who first landed on the islands man, and William Pitt, who led Their machinery may be over the air.
familly shadowed some day by the equip-
ip 1825. His
was Britain when she faced the granted perpetual lease of the hazards of the Napoleonio era, ment being Installed near But
the Elsentrower-Dulles Islands by Queen Victoria. Genova by CERN-which stands proposals widened the scope of Mr Casey sild the legitimate
BRONZE CANDELABRA for Centre European Research training atomic scientists at a rule, of the almds wouht not be Nucka under the nuspices of reactor station to hu set up in prejudiced, UNESCO and bouating among the United States, with concer
The 27
27 Glands which have a prima farget, and with radione tre considered charter velfrncers as a powerful weapon of
predominally Malay bopulation
1,200 could, members in any U.8.-sponsored against disonous that threaten
wartimno, gmcy. They are Britain, France humans, animals and plant life, grest Importohesh and Belgium.
Mr. Casey sald The same atomic reroutch, that by the transfer of the falande Olbers are Switzerland, Don- remstod in weed killers that sort after. Alstralian döveiðiment of mark, the Netherlands, Grzece, OUL esited Wrassen Sorgdes the aisleip theme Theme Bweder
"Birsady", providing
its 12 members three countries which
Norway, Yugoslavia and Ferb Churmandad in
CERNS Work will be entirely, yhom theoretical it will train scientists prelu in zeer theory with the most pinsar
durin
L
From the high roof hang numerous begnis sandelabra with * nowir designed concealed lighting system to illuminate the of gold
Copper
Epot 3-month Lrad
270
270
"However," they said, "recent
the afternoon unofficial turers' stocks are now
were as follows;
production must be curtailed in the near future unless adequate buyers sellers, imports are permitted.--United
Press
200$1
Ney, Feb.
110 1003,
112
1001
Zu
Nov. Feb.
-Unlied Press,,
LONDON, PEPPER MARKET
T
"
The
Canadian Grain
Prices
Winnipeg, Nov. 2. Canadian wheat exports prices, Northern No. was pricext 01 023% gents per burhel; No. 6' was at 15734.
To Japan
BRADFORD WOOL TOP MARKET
Bradford, Nov. 2. Larici are racing from Bradford to the ports to bring back the wool which has beca tled up by the strike and wool sorters, hitherto on short time, are back” on full time, not to Oflawn. Nov. 2. Japan may become Canada's mention "voluntary" overtime, top market is much chief agricultural export market, The Canadian Finance Minister Wal- more absorbed in all this than ter Harris indicated in a speech it is in tops. To arouse interest hefore an Ontario Federation of prices have again been lowered
is follows: Agriculture today,
According to the experts,
70's "A" said Mr Harris," "Japan may in the long term rival the United
etilof Kingdom as our
export market for wheat and perhaps
ollier product Japon was
Noting
London, Nov. 2. pepper market wan casler. White Sarawak was Grin markets in the United already one of Canada's major quoted at ts 1d sellers and States were closed today,
"experb markets for food and *Prices Black Sarawak was at 25 11ad winnipeg closet today in cents ons only needs to think of the of gettin futures at raw materials, Mr Harris added, eller United Proas.
4.per, bushet as follows:
LONDON TIN- MARKET
143, pence per lb,
Go'a super
50's auper
· 60°% muper
why Japan has developed to Liverpool Cotton
realise some of the potentill tico.-Franco-Presse.
Fukzo closings Amstelcan middling "cotion, 15/18 inch;/in My penco por 13. Were is
Exchange Rates
“unofficial