SHIPPING

BOOM IN FRENCH MORE SHIPS

SHIPBUILDING

Paris.

For several years, ship yards have been booming. For a long time these ships were, simple cargo- boats of the classic type

(in general

tramp stcamera), 800 to 500 tens for ships. operating in European waters and 10,000 to 12,000 tons for ocean cargo-boats. Today shifts of considerably lutzer tonnage, designed for bulk transport of mineral or con], Are used since It is

LAID UP

London,

More British shipping is now lald-up in British ports as a result of the uneconomic level of tramp and oil tanker freight rates than at any time Bince the beginning of 1960.

British Chamber of Shipping statistics confirm an carlier re- pert in The Financial Times that 60 vessels, aggregating 243,646 gross tons, were laid-up in British ports on October i fer reascus other than reptir.

i

Of this totol, 02 chips of

tho

The

in rearingly necessary to 210,052 tons wore British. This long distances for the minerals

highest level since absa bed by an ever-expanding January 1, 1930, when 910,731 metal industry. A large ocean tons were laid-up. Of the 1950 coller is even being developed.

Agure, moreover, 02,035 tons French shipyards are already were being used temporarily for constructing a number of large meat storuge. Mineral Boats, the largest of

October total nearly The thee times higher than at the which will be 32.000 tons,

be in company Ore Carriers middle of this year, when 01,917 to just a dered four mineral teus of shipping won laid

tons from the The Increase le predominantis Pat ☐ 18,000

Loire- the result of the current 1dw Heunis Caldera

fevel of tromp shipping freight The Soclete Navale Chennaise rates, at which meny wartime has hit ordered from the same bullt dry-cargo vessels and oil company

a large 30,000-tontonkers cannot make a reason- able profit.

made,

Dan collie",

up.

In addition to these ships, EMPLOYMENT frur others were ordered re- There has also been a sub- cently:

two cargo-busi of stantial inererse in the number 100 tons, the Toluga" and of ships laid-up while awaiting the "Tomini," for the Campagnie or undergoing repair. On Octo- des Transporta Oceaniques from ber 1, 111 vessels were laid-up. the Chantiers Reunis Loire totalling 700,950

KrOBS tone, Normandie; a 6,500-ton cargo-compared with 86 ships, of for the Societe Navale 502,839 tons on July 1, and only boat

from the Chillers 74 ships, aggregating 400,033 Cavanaise de Bretagne; and a wine carrier tons a year before. - 3.000 tons for the Cle des

Vapour du Nord of these vessels waiting for re- Bateaux a

Anciens from the

Chantiers pair are really laid-up because

oblain they cannot

prontable Hubigeon,

employment. Many ships, parti- cularly tonkers, have been put into port and dock for repairs ahend of their normal schedule,

Three weeks ago, it estimated that 1,000,831 weight tons

SHIPS DELIVERED

It is believed that a number

of tankers

Jaid-up throughout

was dend- were

Among ships which have been delivered lately are the follow- Ing: the oil tanker "Vendee" of 23,857 tons from the Chantier de l'Atlantique Penhoet-Loires

the world the cargo-host "Astwi" (12,500 as a result of low rates or lack toes) for the Norweglan Harvi of employment. John 1. Jacobs Company 1om the Forges et and Comprny, the shipbrokers, La

Chinterg

aggregating

de la Mediriance now estimate the world total at Seyno; the cargo-boat 119 tankers,

tons) for 1.651.272 tons. S.N.A, 5 (5,700 De Societe Nationale d'AÁ¤re.

While oil freight rates remolo

that

lement from the Chantiers deat their present low levels, Provence; and the large trawler Louis Girard." 68 metres long which un by diesel-electric propulfon

Tai trawler was constructed ye Babigeon Company for

"Le

Chalutiers the Survete Malouins,"

there is every possibility more wartime built and pre- war tankers will be retired from employment.

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1957.

TRADE and

COMMERCE SECTION

Trading Turns Dull In The HONGKONG New York Stock Market

New York, Dec. 8.

Trading turned very dull on the stock market today with the leading Market experts regarded issues fluctuating in a very narrow area.

the dullness as a favourable sign and they were equally pleased that the market was able to hold its own when many had expected a de- cline.

Utilities managed to show a small gain in their averages with several of the group showing fractional gains. Rails were casier although a few of them made gains. Steels moved narrowly in the leadera with Lukens and Inland down more than a point cach.

Nearly all of the aircrafts Bunthine Mining showed

gainz late in the day Swift & Co.

Texas Co and most chemicals - DuPont Textron Inc.

a notable exception were de Water As Oil higher. Olis displayed a firmer Trentiate Century Fox Fam tendency near closing time. unten Carbide American Telephone rose moroj Union Oil of Cal than a point in the communica- Union Pacific Reliway

ons

United Aircraft United Gas Corp.

Through most of the session the markot fluctuated over a ten cent

with Bren

volume umalt.

Of 1,172 issues traded, 477 were ower, 451 higher, 240 un- changed.

New York Stock Exchange volume was 2,000,000 shares.

New York Stock Exchange boad. volume was US$5,620,000.

American Stock Exchange volume was 680,000 shares.

STOCK

EXCHANGE

on

Our Own Correspondant Busincas done

the Hongkong Stock Exchange this

amounted to

ap- morning proximately $580,000. Noon quotations and the morning's transactions were:

Bares Antyers Sellets

DANKS

HR Dank

840 850

East Asia...

270

B

U.S. Foil "B"

INSURANCES

28

U.S. Cyprum

Unkon

43.8. Line Co.

2411

Lombard

124

BHIPPING

30

Wheelocks

4.00

0.03

331

DOCKS, ETC.

www

Warner Bros.

20

K. Whart..

0541

Westinghouse Electric

Dock

431%

Western Union Tel. Co

3612

'vident (0) 116 1170

2014

West Vo. Pulp & Paper Woolworth

37%

LAND, ETC.

F

HK Hotel

-United Preik.

ik Land

U.S. Rubber

231.8. Smelling

U.S. Bleel

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

New York, Dec. 3.

Dow-Jones closing averages Cotton trading today con-

were:

30 Industrials 20 Balla

446.65

101.05

55 Utilities

47.42

05 Boska

148.02

40 Monda

81.40

Commodity Futures index..

102.ED

Closing Prices

Alden Inc. Acy.

$ 15!

Allied Chemicals

*U

Allis Chalmers Am. Brake Shoe American Airline

errat

Corp,

Calle

American Cyanarai Co,

Amer. Furu. Power

Am Gua Electric Am. Mach. "Be B′′ary, American Biotul ........

American Smelting

Am. Surar ist.

| American Tel & 301

American Tob. "B"

Anaconda Copper Armco Steel Armour

++

Allas Conz, Mining Baldwin-Lima-lam Baltimore & Ohio

tinued to be a two-sided affair with forward dell- verios

again showing relative strongth.

At the close the 1st ruled a to 21 points higher. The market opened of 21 to up 5 points. New Orleans closed up D in 16 Points,

Alternate flurries of liquida-

NEW YORK

RUBBER

MARKET

New York, Dec. 8.

Humphreys

RUDBER

117 310

BI

10.10

1.39

Pago

NO REDUCTION IN AMERICA'S

RUBBER STOCKPILE

Washington, Dec. 8.

The Natural Rubber Bureau today expressed the opinion that there "quite likely" will be no reduction in the United States stockpile of natural rubber, which is estimated to total about 1,200,000 tons.

The Bureau, which representa Malayan producers, noted that aven if the newly created: spocial stockpila advisory committee

eut in the should recommerd rubber hoard, this would not be binding on the American govern- ment, which would take into account a wide variety of poll- Heal and economie dactors before. 500 @ 6114 | reaching a decision.

500 33 2000 324

Amalka 1.225 1,30 12,500 Trut

1. Tewa

1.10 2.175

1,23 15,000

3,000

10.000

UTILITIES

TTAM ...... 21.10 22.00 Yaumati

The Rubber Bureau indicated that i was counting on various government agencies or the US. Congress to block any roduction in the rubbor stockpile If the advisory commities recommended a cul.

DOUBT.:

And it expressed considerable doubt that the committee would call for a reduction,

New York Sugar Market

New York, Dec. 3.. World No. 4 sugar futures closed today 1 point lower to 7 points higher with solos of 878 contracts..

The domestic"No. 0. sugár flores clore:h, unchanged to 2 points lower with sales of:66 cont:pots"..."

Hodge nelling and profit. taking turned prices irregulor after a firm start. A factor in the initial upturn was the k22- proving demand for world raw and refined for delivery over The Special Stockpile Com-the near term...

.... 2015

C. Light (0)

XD

17.30 17.50

100 17.40

1,000 37.40

1,000 11,40 mitter

20.00 17.10

Rex rubber futures today Electric

closed 17 to 25 points higher with sales of 51 contracts.

Mar..

was created about

10037.20 month ago. The duty of the The United Kingdora was 500 22.30 committee is to see whether any the accredited buyer on Monday 400 ✪ 27

are necessary to meet of 5,000 tons of Cubank: YAWS 2006 27,10 changes

the demands. of the "nuclear at four cents nge."

30020

Closing prices: Jan. 27.42: 27.73: May, 27.76 July, 27.85; Sept., Dalry 19.50 10.80 3.000 1839.

TIES: Nov. 27.85; Jan, 21.05.

Standard contrací closed 17 to

#pound, fob. Some Cuban sellers were res ported holding, for as high as Some American rubber manu-4.10 cents a pound. 1000facturers, notably President John 445 a 12.30 L. Collyer of the B. F. Goodrich | ↑ Contract No. 4 (world): Jan: Company, kave urged the 4.10n: Mar: 4.00: May: 1m; Juły: Bepl: 399; Oct. 5,881 Mar. government to sell 200,000 to 3,105 Spot (cata per lu, tob Cuhat:

500

Telephone INDUSTRIALS Comeni STORES, ETC.

25.00 20.10

24.00

Watcon

12.10 12.50

Lane, C..

13.00 B.75

A

Textile

4.80

Menyans.. INVESTMENTB

9.18

6.35

0.00

1.25 1.43 11,000 @ 140

23 points higher with no gales reported.

Emporium COTTONS

Jan., 27.83; Mar. 21.13; May, 1985:

Yangtze Sept. 2783; Nov. 15: Jan.

244, lion and trade buying keen the | July."

spet December delivery sway- ing over a range of more than U2 a bolc. After a weak start, the spet month bounced

2

11.

12

H.K. & F.I.

Invert. pre-sungais

A featureless situation vailed locally, although the undertone was steady in com- and seller bales y with London

cautiousness pending pelltacal developments in Indonesia.

back to show a net gain when 54% delivery pices 10r 200

ve stopped.

id

3

AUS

Spot

house solling in the estimated at ay, March delivery,

soward of 10,000 bales around the 36 cent lino, was another 11 stooped en the rallies. This sell

ing was presumed to be ensin- ed operation against recent pur chases out of the government

443

E

301

23

Denelicial Finance

30*

Block.

Bendix Aviation Corp. Benguet Cons.

489.

Bethlehem Steel

Boeing Airplane Borden (Tije) Co.

ol

Caso (J. 1.) Co.

This shrinkage of the active world tanker fleet could result in o quick upturn

in charter rates it any new and sizoble The large chips have. Just Jdeannd by_charterers became been faunebed on Sple apparent. But at the moment. the cargo-bort Ville de several of these major charterers 24. Dunkerque (9,400 tons), sister are offering to re-let some

their tankers. rhip of the "Ville de Rouen," at Chantiers de was launched

Marltline

the for ju Stine

Havrase STAGNATION IN Novelle Compagnie

Srpteraher 25 Peuiusuinire; on the 31,500-fon traker "Isato,"

fifth tanker bulit by the Chan-

tiers de l'Atlantique Pennel- Loire for the Compagnie Mari- ine Shell: and on September mineral

26

the

15.000-lun

carrier Roerai" lurched at the Chantlers de la FOLKLE Citron or the Sociele Courl age Transports,

In addition to the 14,500-lon Greek cargo-boat "King Minos"

THE TANKER MARKET

London.

Although there was a little more variety 'in business in the of tanker charter market, rates in the main trudes remained de- pressed.

pro-

Owners have been hoping that at the Ateliers et Chainiers le

most important hull the winter season would the France,

duce a recovery in demand and laying has Lech that of the

in rates, but there are still no liner "France" (G0,000 tons) rt

de l'Atlantique signs of any real revival. the Chantiers for

the Compagnie Tranfallantique.

Generale

EIGHT FREIGHTERS

IN TROUBLE

Halifax, Dec. 3.

Butiuugh Add Machine Campbell Soup Co. Canadian Pao.fle n.

Cal Tractor

Calanese Corp.

C. L. T. Financial Corp.

Chrysler Motors

.....

Climax Molybdenum Clust Peabody Colgate-Palmove Co. Colombian Carbon Co. Commercial Credit Cosoildated Edison Continents Os of Del.

crown Zollerbuch Diamond Akatl Dougis Alrorati Dow Chemiesasa Dupont de Nemours Eastman Kodak

Cuban Anics. Sugar

Bamund Match Ca

El Paso National G Family Finance Corp.

Ford Muter.....

General Foods

General Motors Gen. Pub. VII.

contracts edged to a new Bila seasonal high., responding to 40%

und con.mission house acmand

by op loss Luying prompted

possibility for a higher gov- 2313 the 24erminent lo

next year ind expectations for a lower 13% i government crop

report

831.

Monday.

Tute

Оп

The government weekly crop 378 sunmury noted more favourablo 47% conditions which permitted

33%

401

A

picking the remainder of the

However, dealers and factory buyers were unexcited, showing Bittle more

4 than zcu tinē interest. A price cents a pound separated buyers and sellère in the delivered market here. Spot No. 1 Rss was quoted at 27% cents.

SINGAPORE

LONDON STOCK

MARKET

200,000 tons from

the rubber 400, contend that

| aloekpile. They

advances in synthetic processes have made it unnecessary to maintain such a large hoard, of rubber.

Rubber Bureau

The Natural noted that while the 'ndvizory cunimitice studying stockpile polley, the Depart- ment of Defence is conducting

Open Interest: 4,858 contracts,

(Domestic) ENE!

Contact No.

May: 853: July: Bio: capti

525) Nov: 981; 8pst (seats per ib. elf NY ax-duty): 6.10.

contracts— Open Interest: 792 United Press.

the London Foreign

Its own survey of this situation and this undoubtedly will affect

Exchange

London, Dec, 2.

Closing rates were:

London, Dec. 9. Hop of The Stock Market closed the final government decision.

mixed

"Warid conditions and selenu- today in quiet

New York: 2.BOJA÷Z, WOTS: Mont- 2.7214-2,723 Ajusterdam; trading unsettled by an and technological develop reat

ments, particularly in the 10.00-10.22)%; Brusnože: 260.0216- official probe into

an nuclear field, have made it 140.053 Copenhagen: 10.20-10.30%

Frankfurt: 11.7630-11.7644: Milan! alleged leak of the gov- desirable to analyse the pre-275316; Park: 337715-3270351 Vienna: 72.83-72.08; Zurich:

The market opened around the previous levels and steadied on reserve of sellers due mainly to Indonesian situation,

The market ruled quiet with fair interest for lower sheets дле remills. Factories were small buyers. Future closings:

rep in most ccutial sections. No. 1 rubber per i. Des.

7732-70

Jan. 779-2041

49 in Texas, harvesting speeded is No. 3 robber per lb. Dec. 131-10

قلامن

dried. Harvesting Was No. 3 rubber per . Dec. 73-74

Ko. rubber per 1. Der. resumed ako in Oklahoma.

The rubber market was

with stoady

spot quotad 23-7/30 pence per 1b. Prices:

ernment's decision last;viously established objectives, Stockholm: 14.4075-74.44%2616-12-27; September to raise the well as the time concept, a Others unchanged-United Press, tho Department of Defence la Bank Rate.

Currently reapparaising Bad British government's backed down from their early highsovising its climates of defence following the release of disap requirements or strategie end dollar re- critical materials," the Bureau pointing gold and

sold-United Press. serve figures for November.

Ir.dustriais closed irregular with scattered steel and browery shores gairing fractions,

Olla absorbed

widespread New York Metal

losses led by Royal Dutch down more than seven shilings,

Copper issues: rasexi on lower metal prices.

SINGAPORE

16

181%

32

201

18132

The certifcated stock today Spot rubber unbaled.....

Blanket repo rose another 823 bales to 9,022 (No. 1 pela crepe blcg.

The position to Decen- aber totalled 45,700 bales.

22-721

72-7H

07-60

10-42

Japanese

Liens

scared

LONDON

Dec.

12,400

Volume Open interest

45,100

Firestone Tyre & Rubber

21,100 235,600

moderate gains in an otherwise quict foreign bond market.

Dollar stocks were lower United Press.

May

at

310,00

General Electric

July

13.500

112,300

1200

120,500

Dec.

2,100.

55.000

No. 1 Es Spot

2321-2315

Star.

700

1890

Settlement hour term:

000

1,700

Jan.

231-23%

Feb.

23-237

Jan/Mar.

2516-27

Apr./June

24.54

July/Bapt.

2016-241

24-25

General marketa, cit basis, potia?

Dec.

futures

Jan. Feb.

23-2414

2316-2317

British Borneo Petroleum

Myndicata

Datu, Lintang Rubber Co.

Ltd.

Consolidated Tin Smeltats

Ord. Fraser & Neave

Wille a combination of lald-Gudden Co.

Bates from the Persian Gulf to the United Kingdom or Con- Eight freighters owned by the tinent remained last week at Canadian National Steamships Seale

Goodrick (B. F) Co. up tonnage and some expansion | Goodyear Tyre in seasonal demand could lead Gulf ou

Heyden Nowport Corp. to a temporary rise in rates, aquesta mining Co. lasting recovery WILL only ingredit-Rand follow the re-entry of major of inland Steel Co.

interhemical Corp companies as charterers on D

Int'l Business Machines large scale. So far, there are

Jati Harverter ...... no signs of such a move by the International Nickel big charterers.

International Paper fat'l Tel & Tel... un-Neville Co. Kanos C. Power & Light Kennecoli Copper Liggett Meyara Tob, Co. minus 47% per cent. Lockheed Aircraft ................... will be returned to Caudion Transatlantic business wis Loews Incorp. ker registry in the near future and negligible: the only Axture Wis Lone Star Cement Co.

Lowenstein & Sons settlement effected with the at Scale minus 7 per cent,

BcDonnell Aircraft striking Seaforces International which was an. Incrosse of 21⁄2 Block Exgo.)........... Union, ilable

Euid sources

from tho previous Meaabt Iron Corp.

Minnesota Mining nominal rate.

Mission Development DEMAND

Monsanto Chemical Co. There was more demand in Montgomery Ward

Motorola Inc. the American coastwise 'market, | National Cash Reg. "A" but that did not provent

the National Dalny Prusk National Stad Corp.

today.

had

The sources sild developments during the last few days made it virtually impossible for CNS to take any other course of action il they wanted to keep the vessels in service.

1

Caribbeans to U.S.N.H. rato National Lead CNS transferred the ship: toom declining by 72 points to New York Central

U.S.M.C. minus 02 'par cont

Trinidad registry last month In In the period market,

Norfolk & Western y. only On Mathieson ..... Ou Elevatoze

an effort to break the fye-one fixture was reported towards owen minais Glass month-old sirike,

the end of the wook. An 19,800- | 'Oxford Paper Co. .......... Chances that the freighters tonner was fixed by Stanved for Folde Gui & Elec will be returned to registry to Rve years Canada heightened today trading.

Wha

clean

time-charter

Pan American Airways Paramount Pictures

dellvery · 1950. at] Parke Davis Co. when officers manning the 208, 12d per ton per month. Penny J. Co vezels voted not to sailTM them

Peon. Set Co.

The volume of charter bus- Philip Morris

with strike-breaking crews.-- nera in copi has improved, and Procter & Gamble Co. United Press.

CARRIER SHIP

the Tranentiantic trade has been | Platsburgh Plate Giada

Publeker Industries

quite busy. Nevertheless, als we of remain low, with plenty of gia Vessela competing for cargoes. Radio Corporation From Hampion Rosdi

Pret.

Metal...

(Am.

Antwerp/Rotterdam, coal wES | Fifre Rostuck tải CE Bremerhaven, fixed Last week at 11/0 for | khel Dil Chur A 14,270 deadweight tons November/December loading, Saint Deg. Paper bulk carrier ship, the inverfield, and at 92/- a ton for December clair 11

Socony Mobilost will be launched next Tuesday loading. This is slightly chespor iar Aircear for Hunting and Son from the than two weeks ago.

Southern Co. (3770) Rickmers Want yard, Bremer- In other trades, two cargoesouthern National Dat

of sugar were fixed green | Standard Branda

Bouthern MaiZWRY". (COM) The Inverfield, which will be Mauritius to Britain #1:72/43m alandara eble to carry ore, coal or gain ton, while in the Far East, rico | Stangh

dard' in bulk, will be the Artoonth was being shipped from Hiphong "hip: 98 - the-pront Hurding to Ceylon at 31/03 NOVIDIUE

haven.

loadicus.

Total

981,100 BazeS Includes baker again which notines ce delivery have been issued Leaving het open contracts of 43,000 tRiga.

NEW YORK

Prices of cotton 73closed today as follows:

Spot: 3320 Dee: 30.10; Mar: 30.24 331608031 July: 35.98; Det: 33.33: Mar: 33.93; May:

34 | 23.007

NEW ORLEANS Prices of cotton dutures cvs Ings today as follows;

Spot: unquated; Dee: 3025: Mari 3020; May: 58,11; July: 35,09 Oct! 31.03: Des: 3301 Mar and May. unquoted,

LIVERPOOL Cotton future

closings, in pence per lb. were as follows;

Old contract: Dec/Jan: 20.00: Mar/Apr: 20.30: May/June 27.03-04; 19: July/Aug: 27.02; Oct/Nov 24.87.

Now contrast:

27.30:

434

July/Aug: 27.77 Oct/Nov 27.01, *** BAO TAULO Cotton future closings, in dioruzeiros per kilo were as fol-

lowe;

Deo: $0.30; har: 41.50;

41.20: July: 40.80; Get: 42.

In

Mar

the United Sistes, the

AMSTERDAMI

The rubber market was steady. Priers closed today in guilders per kilogram, elf December as follows:

Ma 1 rubber No. 1 rubber No, rubber No. 1 repe

143 Intres -Vailed Preis.

STOCKS

Singapore, Dec. 4.

Brokers today quoted the fol- lowing stock prices:

Opening

$1.70

45+

29, 60 $2.87% Fraser & Neave 76% cum.

prof

$4.00 Gammaste (Molaya) Limited $2.24 Hongkong

Shanghai Bank-

224 buyers 223 buyem 2.17 buyers

_ing_Corp.

$430

Hongkong Tin Lid.

Kumpas Ltd.

$1.00

Kuvia Kampar Tin

53 d

Lunas Rubber Estates Lid

$1.03

Malayan Brewerles

$3.42

New Berandah Ilubber

Lki.

$2.4714

Pethung "Tin Ltd.

12.3715

Singapore Cold Storage

40.047

01.84

London Metal

Prices

London, Dec. 3. Prices of metals closed today in sterling per long ton follows:

average price of ong-Inch Tin cotton at 14 designated · spot | Copper

markets was 34.71, conta.

Total sales at these markola were 329,765 bales.

'KARACHI

There was a minor Auctus- tion in forward section today. Spot. rates were steadily main- tained with acties hüyers of mills Export houses showed interest only in local varieties,

· Prions, elpied, in rupee par

*414% | maund, as followe; col

47 Funjab miser gin.. '2017. Bind' roller diz

Laad

Byyuru Bel

Rames Hotel ....

Straits Trading

Straits Steamship United. Engineers Ord,

43.10 2 Weams „Brda, menggangu

cumdly ⚫andiva cumdiv; cumbonus---China Mail Special

Exchange Rates

· Dviineis - was 'dona' in the logic)

akchange, market DOGULDGARA Un folowing kulea'mi

SHIP

BENDLINE

Futures

New York, Dec. 3. Prices of mulal futures closed today in cents per lb. 23 fol- Inws:

Lead Dee: 11.75b; Jam: 11.5t. Zinc Dee: .pob; Jan; 6.900. Copper Deet 24.05b; Jan: 24.10. Tin Dec: 90/125b; Jan: 63.605 Uulled Press.

DECEMBER

New York Foreign Exchange

New York, Dec. 3. Closing rates were:

Canada: 1.0035 Argentina: 0279: Brazil 013: Oliers unchanged. --- United Fres

NAMESAKES

Answere: Imperial, 2 Car- riage, 3 Victoria, 4 Ceremonies, 6 Consort, G Memorial. 7 Patron, A Charles, 9 Coburg. Germany, 11 Marriage, 12 Throne.

Prince Albert,

8, 1941

a three word sentence

“Climb Mount Niitaka”

The message in code was to launch the greatest act of treachery in the history of war

10

A DAY OF INFAMY

by

Walter Lord

Begins exactly sixteen you later on

POST

HER

1947

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