SHIPPING

FUNDS SOUGHT

FOR NEW LINER

Washington.

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1958.

TRADE and COMMERCE

TAX DANGER TO Behaviour Of Markets:

BRITISH SHIPPING

London.

The United States Ad- If taxation and inflation in

ministration has decided against asking Congress for funds to build a sister-ship to the super- Ener United States. President Elsenhower unsuccessfully requested $62 million last year, but will not repeat the pro- posal in his Budget. Ocials have said that the decision to omit the super liner proposal

marks

a concussion to pressure for budgetary 'économies.

The liner would replace the America as elster-ship 10 the Un ted States on the North At- It would be faster lontle run. tan the present holder of the Blue Riband, but otherwise would be a simular vessel.

The Government

sen

Britain continue on the present scale, the transport of the world will pass into the hands "flags-of- of the

convenience" countries, anya Mr J. H. Joyce, chairman,

Liverpool

Steam Ship Owners' Association, writing In Lloyd's List Annual Re view.

"How long will take for the 10 come about I cannot predict, but equally I cannot see how

the feels of Britain can hope 10 survive against com- petition from lex-free shipa," Mr Joyca continued.

fornbility."

on

"The growth of the Beets under age of convenience is the best evidence of the encourage- ment to shipbuilding which is given to owners who do not

drain the would fin- suffer

their nce construction, since Mer-resources of heavy taxatlon chaut Marine Law Calls Covernment

of Britain's trading feet remain- rhips and their sule to opera-lea the greatest in the world, ters at prices that represent the but it had stayed at more or less the cost of de-less the present level for the last total cost, fence fentures and the construc- 40 years and "lodzy, due more tion differential subaldy,

to the incidence of taxation than any other source of influence, is unable to share in the beneral trend. of world expansion.

year,

construction

after

The differential is the differ- ence between the cast of build- Ing a chip in an American yard The time W21 approaching and in a lower-cost foreign yard. when 11 would be virtually im- for a shipowner to The Maritime Administration possible rought bids for a sister-ship last produce sufficient money

dance a replace- taxation to and the lowest totalled $109 million, excluding escaiament programme adequate to tor festures that would boost meet international competition.

Mr

that Joyce suggested the final gure to about $125

British shipping should be million.

relieved of, or allowed to avoid, The United States which sall-taxation on all carnings relelned the business and thereby ed on her mulden voyage in on

placed in a position of economic July, 1952, cost $77.7 million.

parity.

A bi-partisan group of Con- gressional

maring merchant

supporters will seek approval MORE

of the construction measure de- spite the Adminstration's cool-

ness.

A Dill now before the House Merchan! Marine Committed the culls for the building oat

to

m.flion the United States Lines, the owners of the United States and the Amales.

The BI also calls for the Anansing the United States cool though Lines' purchase

SHIPS

LAUNCHED

Stockholm.

An Analysis

By Sydney Gampell

London, 'Feb. 12.

So many financial and commodity markets behave so much botter than the nows that one must conclude they are sold out and technically firm. There is a time-tested adage that a market that does not go down when it "should" will go up.

HONGKONG

STOCK EXCHANGE

Our Own Correspondent Busince, dono on the Hong-

mately

Stock kong

Exchange this morning amounted to approxi- $202,000. Noon quota- tions and the morning's tranzac- tions were:

Shares

Kalna Bayero Retiazu

040

BANKS

There is still trouble in some U.S. industries, and it might be wise to wait and see if February passes without the market afr-pockets to which it is prone in unsettled years. But, for the present, the markets un- KANCES arguably speak for themselves.

6:30

lik Bank,

Easi· Andy

Lombard.. 34 SHIPPING

Whosock

In the face of enough bearish business news to sink a battleship, Wall

Street holds within about 15 per cent of its absolute 1958 and 1957 peaks Wharf. of carefree inflationary boom.

WORLD TREND

£

ཉྩ ༄ཀྟྲི, ༔

10

SECTION

New York

The

Stock

Market

New York, Feb. 12, Stocks rallied from their lows in the last hour of trading today. Volume improved a bit on the upswing.

Losses were pared in the oils, rails, chemicals and many specialties, groups which had featured on the downside during most of the session. Despite the late rally, losses of a point or more still were numerous at the close.

Pharmaceuticals, which have Time me. been reporting good earnings Twentein Century Fox File

Union Carbide for 1957 and predleting bright t'won on of Cal. 700 @ 2350 | things for 1968, stood out on the Union Pacific Railway

upsido with gains running to United Aircraft

United Gr Corp. 5030

more than a point in Schering, V's, you “B” Parko-Davis, Pazer and Rexall.U.B. Qypsum

Zenith jumped 2% in the U.. Line Co. specialites following reports Smelting

January operations. tijd, Niteri 1129 record

Piney Bowes was strong ода Warner Bros.

Westinghouse Electrie 18.70 good earnings report. Ford and

Western Union Tel. Co. Chrysler Arthed in the motor, West Va. Pulp & Paper

19

0.15

DOCKS, ETC. Dock

Tnvident.

(0)

118

$1.50

18.10 12.20

C

1854

10.00 18,70

600 @

31.25

24

Norfalls & Western lost

US. Rubber

more Woolworth

than 2 in the rails, Some issues

in this group managed to close

froe Ionally hichor.

United Frees.

of a total 1,107 issues traded, NEW YORK

580 were lower, 285 tugher,

Now York Stock Exchange bond volume was $4,230,000.

New York Stock Exchange volume was 2,030,000 shares.

American Stock Exchange volume was $10,000 shards.

Dow-Jones closing averagės

1.375 130 120 1723

24.00 24.43

2000

24.40

21 40

100

21.40

103

.... 17.10 17.30

503

17.20

240

17.20

1000

17.20

Electric...

0,40

20

28.40

30328 30

30 industriels

20 zile

18 UNLULER

27.30 27.40

71,30

03 stocks

1:0.44

37.30

41 bonda

40.75

21.3J

17.30

Comm. future price index ..

154.13

21.10

14.60

The thing which the Pottibene or F ... report takes seriously is a zuciecz | C. Ligna holocaust in which. It says. vasi emergency engineering activity would be required to bury the dead.

That in itself cannot be dis- counted: In a nuclear holcesut

would not matter what | market policy you had.

If one cynically described it teachnical adjustment to the there were some short positions

easier money falling world trend of Bank and and, whatever changer (if any) Hotel a buoyed by coupled with official blasts of other short money rates, and no may dorive from the Pettibone K Land. hot air (teral "relation" it signal of relaxing the anti-report, they cannot happen be-

those stumphreys fore the ali bespeaks technical strength. Inflationary palley.

maturity of

Really.... 1.35 shorts.

RUBBER The facts of physical business

zomething malt. Another part remain stubborn. but the busi-

new In this world: things which Trust The world trend leaves Lon- ress sentiment which dominates don's rates high and dry, and markets cannot discount not be- UTILITIES Truth .... them ond particularly the very costly to the Treasury and

coise they are unimportant but Dil Inventories to sentiment

It Mr because they are too important. alance of payments. which the Eisenhower Adminis- Thomeyernft had not resigned, tration attaches cuch short-term Bank inte might have been cut

certainly benents] today. importance from firmaers on Wall Street.

Somo

of the commodities, Eariler this month sterling above all, have become im- and the gilt-edged market barely pervious to shocks. There

the Chancellor far more denger of another 1920 wubbled when

thin of the Exchequer and the two commodity-inspired crash ather Treasury Ministers sudel another 1020 finance-inspired crash, but if another 1920 Is denly quit.

As and when Congress and the n coming the indications are that There are the makings of

will come from the wider Administration accept the re- two-fold international liquidity if

the al-commendation to switch crials that might be one of the repercussions of what has

com sockpiling programme from con- worst in history-a D-mark gen.ready happened to the

ventional to nuclear warfare, the arid perhaps also a dollar emosities and freigl s. out of control by any current

In one or two cases it is de-switch will have to be disccunted have on its merits for individual com- they German and U.S. policies if not monstrable that also, one must hope, past pray had all that is coming to them. modifles,

A mera change of procurement That Persien Gull tanker to STERLING

which has fallen 96 per cent in a from a five-year to a three-year year-from an index of 450 to basin would not affect those 10%, or in money from £10 to commodity markets were stock- 15s 3d-could not fail further. pile procurement ended long In an Dimost non-existent ago: they cannot mise what they

Lave not been having. market it has in fact Ufted bit,

ing for.

the

Yet, though sterling would Tormally best the brunt, technical and seasonal fog oft have raised sterling to near te root, and might enoble Arlici

chance on leng lake # sterling go through the roof, it

fo

she thinks it worth taking.

Meanwhile the Managing

The test would ecme il and i when Congress tried to Asace FREELY

the gruesome new preparations by selling some of the present juit-men-be-féltesekot¬t=1} } stockplies Waleemidecording to commodules could stand the the Pettibone report, would be Pettibone report, they ran stand most valuable in the recovery thing. That, report speaks end-rehabilitation period after feely about much things as U.S. the holocaust. A -trekpile disposals of which mere whisper would at one time have knocked markets senseless, In the event. It falls sa flat as a Part of the explanation is the

technical bo only a familiar

sister-ship, and selling it for $47 Ships launched and de- Ilvered at Swedish yards reached a new peak in Director of the IMF has pointed 1967 and the tonnage out that, with transferable ster!- Pound is in exceeded the annual a $2.79. the average of the past few fact converüble for all foreign within the bolders at well about 30 per official margins. yenra by cent, according to a re- As for the 7 per cent Bank

Swedish rate, unless it is cut soon it will pancake, by the port

become inoperative. Any eut Shipbuilding Association

would of course its on the activities of affiliated yards.

Launchings totalled B1 ships

20-year, Govenment ican. The customary ship-building procedure provides for the de- idnination of the selling price after

has been cam- u ship

pleted, and for the financing of The purchase through private

mortgage, protected,

If accus-

sury, by a 100 per cent Govern-with an aggregato tonnage of

Th. Kaurantee.

WORLD TANKER FLEET

London.

The world oil tanker, fleet by about expanded 9,290,000 dendweight tons during the second half of 1957 by far the largest half-yearly increase yet recorded.

670.000

gross tons (1,001,000 while de- iens deadweight), liveries amounted to 82 vessels, aggregating 040,000 gross tous (154.000 tons deadweight).

Seventy per cent of deliveries were for foreign owners, mainly Norwegian shipping companies. which received $2 veruly aggre- gating 345,000 gross tons.

Of the total tonnage launched. 50.5 per cent were tonkers: 22 ships aggregating 379,000 RTOSS tous, including nine lankers, more than $0,000 deadweight tons each.

New orders for about 30 shipz totalfing about 1 million gross tons were obtained in 1937, al- though a steep decline in order Tutal tanker tennage now in frequency was noted during the service is 30,030,304_tons-more latter half of the year, following than double the level of ten

the depressed situation on the years ago.

freight market. A record number of 118 new

The large order book of 3.7 tankers of over 7,000 dead- weight tons, aggregating about million gross tons will, however, #t the safeguard employment 3,365.000 tons,

launched during the half-year, including

ahead. NB of 30,000 tons and over.

The expansion schemer al During the whole of 1957, total of 204 tankers was launch ready decided on by the yards jare proceeding according to plan eti, 90, of which were OVE and will require investments of 30,000 tons, but even this Bgur inbout Kr., 100 million (Just over will be exceeded this year

wns

n

and

In 1959 if the present building schedules are maintained.

yards for several years

£0 million).

under SECOND-HAND

Although not quilo' As many tankers were registered the Liberian taxfree "ag convenience" as during the Brat

of

half of 1957, the total tonnage SHIP PRICES

still increased by the very sub- stantial Agure of about 1,230,000 tans

deadweight to 0,111,041 tune.

During the whole of 1957, this tanker fleet expanded by the 2,787,000 huge figure of about tons.

At its *present

Liberian tanker fleet is

level the only that 138,804 tons smaller than under the British fax. It is in- evitable, therefore, that during the next few months Liberia's float will become the largest in the world

a

strength:

US-Asian Trade

Goes Down

that to по

NK ELECTRIC CO., LTD. Fra Diva. DES Payable 15-3-50. Telephone

INDUSTRIALS C'erent.... 1lope STORES, ETC. try. 10.AD 16.00 Watson... 12.10 12.50 Panium 8.00 COTTONS Texul

NINYADI

Vibra

word:

Closing Prices

Allied Chemicals

100 L3.20

Allied Mills Inc.

6.03

#50

MISCELLANEOUS

Sungala... 1.00

SINGAPORE RUBBER MARKET

Singapore, Feb. 12.

No. 1 rubber per b. Jeb. 1796-772%

Am, Urake Shoe

American Airline

Am. Cable & Radio Corp. American Cyananda Co..... Am. & Torgn. Power ..... An. Gas & Electric Am. Mach & dry. American · Matai, van Amelicos Smoking Am. Sugar Ivel. --*** & Tel

American rob.

American Accunia Copper Armco Slee Armour

Alias Copa, Mining Haw-ARTIN K-BLAZIKA Kaltimore & Ohio Benencia Finanga Bendix Aviation Corp. Benguel Cons

Hoshig Avtoplane Borden (The) Co Burroughs Add Machine Campbell Soup Co Canadian Pacing it. Chao (J. L Co. C's Trector No. 2 Rbber par lb. Feb. 74-2654 No. 5 rubber par la Feb 10-14 Calanes Corp. of; No. 4 rubber per lb Fab. 676-032 C. 1. 7. Financial Corp.

Spot rubber unbated Hankat crepa

No. I pale crepes

Chrysler Motors

Clutt Peabody

Congress might be a tle The market opened lower thiehem Steel

but steadied later today. more disposed to do

Futures: those producers who have votes in U.S. elections than 10

But

Con- who havO. those gressional disregard for its noo-

novelty constituertas no stockpile policy.

that field, It is famillar in

U.S. ex- and very fami3er in

all pol-impart pelley: nearly

the ex- farm producis among poris; among the Imports range from oil, copper, icad and zing to wool, watches, bicycles and tuna fish. Having been 80 well advertised, there is more than a presumption that it is discounted.

of those

COMMODITY

Excepting soma which are arbitrarily priced, the chance that the com- modiy slump as such may be

about" over.

Washington, Feb. 12. United States imports from the Asian continent slumped from $188,300,000 in October to $154,900,000 in November, with chief declines from Japan, the Philippines and Kuwait, the Commerce Department announced today.

Cocca, which hardly had a November Imports were still friend in the markets or in the year ago, has for above the November 1956 level statistics a

ક્રમાં

been almost very rea.bu of $143,000,000.

in the dela- irrepressible even wo of the past year. Kut, is an important oil- United exporting country, and

For a similar acuson now, the (some timbūra Lates

from imports

there forest p:oducts declined from $17.400,000 in and papers), could be among October 10 $11,000,000 In the first to prove to have cried November,

themselves out

The United

Reuter index of com}~~ in States imports November compared with Octo-modities has fallen in sterling ber included;

to around is lowest since the 1040 dovaluations, and to

SINGAPORE

STOCKS

Singapore, Feb. 19. Brokers today quoted the following stock prices;

Batu Lintang Rubber Co,

Ltd.

Brush, boneo Petroleum

Byndicate Consolidated Tin

$1

LONDON

2016-83

was

at

2216-23

The rubber marke steady with apot quoted 22-15/10 pence per 16,

Prices: No. RG spot

Settlement hous term: Mor Ape/Ju July Sept.

Oel/Dec.

Jan Mər

2314-7311 2314-23 237-439

24%

Colgate-Palmolive Ca Colombian Carbon Co. Commercial Credit Commonwealth Elec. Consolidated Edison Continental Oil of Del. Crown Zellerbach Cuban Amer. Sugar Diamond Alkali Diamond Match

2334-11% Douglas Aircraft

Dow Chemicals ... Dupont de Nemours Bastern Airline .... Eastman Kodak ... El Paso Natiostal Cas Family Finance Corp. Fire tone Lyre & Rubber Ford Motor

"General markoft, cif basis,

Feb. Mar and Apt..**** Estale crepe Un Mar Estate crepe thick

AMSTERDAM

The rubber market was quiet.

Prices were all unchanged since yesterday-Ualled Press.

LONDON STOCK

MARKET

General Electite General Foods General Motors Gen. Pub, UNL Getty Off Glidden Co. Goodrich ( .F.) Co. Goodyear Tyre Call Of AING Hoyden Newport Corp. Iemestake Mining O. Inland Strel Co, Interchemical Corp,.. Lut'l Business Machines Inel Harvester, ****** International Nickel International Paper Int'l Tel & Tel

John-Manville Kansas C. Power &

Kennecost

Incol P

COTTON

MARKET

New York, Feb. 12. 141.31 100. A moderately active and two-sided trade in cotton futures today featured a price_retreat in old crop while deforred months

300

· deliveries rulad steady to firm.

Day trade covering firmod apr.com just before the close to 196 leave the list net 3 lower to 27 points higher. The market open- Lied off 6 10 up 8 points. Now Orleans closed up 1 10 34 points, March contract quidation,

30%

24 Febru Arst notice day

744 longe

24--and selling by

discouraged by the pro- longed dullness in the textile market, weighed 4:0 nearby 2214 months.

445%

10%

Now crop

months

reflected

2011 vanishing prospects for un in- 45% crease

In acreage › allotmania this year. Some fongs quidat- morihi mada ro- Ing nearby placement purchases In now

Set crop positions.

10 ins

Textile mill executives, sock-

#llotments greater

for growers of quality cotton, warn- ed their plants will begin run short of quality in Jude,

to

4 when they may be forced to curtail production or tum to 27, synthetic fibres,

Open March contracts today totalled 112,800 bales. The certißerted stock remained at

122,864 bales.

3 Month

Volume Open -infortai

13,200

378.103

108,300

181

July

11300

319,200

21,000 185,100

Dez.

15.300

108,500

280 Star

7.100

MAY

14,500

117.309

July

0.100

18,700

Tulal

107,100

1,112,800 kažem

1041%

NEW YORK

19.900

Prices of cotton futures closed today as follows:

Spat:

pon; Mare 34.03. MAY

35.23 July: 25.37; Oct: 35.25; 15.10; 3darí 19.32) May! 3.24; July: 34.71.

LIVERPOOL

Cotton future closings, in pence per lb. were as follows:

Old contract

MIT/ADT. May/June July/Aug

OGUNOV.

Dec/Jan.

Light

New contract

304

May/June

Co

London, Feb. 12. The rising tida of U.S. un- employment depressed the stock market today along sey e Tob. Co.

Lo Aircraft a broad front. Blue-chip Industrials steadied Lone Star Cement Co. Opening

From Japani, $49,100,000 per cent lower than that in golu. in noon trading but a now wave Lewinnen & Sons.

dropped to of selling

prices to Benadil Aircraft (Am," (November) against $59.300.- might show icaistance $1.12

day's Jows at the close. Steel, t... Iron Corp. 000 (October); from Philips | much further fails.

on engineering and electrical issues Minnesota Mining Repubilo. $13,000,000

brunt falla DiDes

Where the

Mission Duerment $19,400,000: from output and employment instead closed from one to two shillings against

lower..

Montgomery Ward Indontala $18,000,000 again of on price Buctuations,

ΟΣ stocks continued their Motorola to $21,800,000;

India, from

National Cash Reg.! degree of unemployment should

Into lower ground. National Lairy Prod. $14,000,000 Mgninst

Lead 16, nei be underrated. Tin output retreat

then Wallonal 900,000:

and from Hongkong has been curtailed to 60 per Royal Dutch foll more

Rational Steel Corp. Feven chilings, Shell more than New York Central $3,000,000. cent; US steel output has cur $3,800,000 galasi

other Norfolk & Western By tailed litelt to about 65 per cent. four shillings, while

oln Matalo that rerious price, both leaders lost around 2/ Gül-edged socurities the entire world in November markets may be humping along

trnctionally lower on very light Oxford Paper Co. Word

their $1,043,200,000 compared the bottom or post

worst.

Parlie Gas & Elec be dealings. with $1,144,700,000. In Novem-

Pan American Airways Inventories also seem to

Foreign bonds closed qulot Paramount Pictures base And 1950 they wore $980,700,000. - {lowest at the primary end

unchanged. United Press.

finished end and heaviest at the

Doller Blocks fell several (though in US. atcel some of

while the premium

Gammons halaya) Limited $2524

Ord.

Утности Neave La FRT Neave 7%

Smeliers

20/- Ord. $260 cum.

pref.

Hongkong

Shanghai

Banking Corp.

$450

Hongkong Tin Ltd.

Kumna: Li

Kuala Lumpur Tin

3130 $1.47 28/30

Melayan Breweries..... New Berandah Rubber Co.

Ltd,

374

83 D5

$3.00

$9.00

31.70

10.16

$12714

$5.00

Luna Rubber Estates Lid. #103

London. Second-hand ship prices are

still falling. The lowest priting Cia Lid. price obtained for a Raffles lintel

Singapore Cold Blorage... large war-built Vessel Straits Trading

steamship quarter united Engines Ord," during the last of 1957 WAS $640,000 Weare Bros.

“—China” Mali Special, (about £199,000) for 4 10,920-tonner built

1944.

in

This compares with £253,000 UK TRADE GAP

paid In September for a 10,705- ton ship of the stone age.

London, Feb. 12.

United States imports from At

Oils Elevatora moved Owen-lllinois Glass

burden bes been pushed polots back to a plia-us of iron ore slipped one point to seven per

other steel making coat-United Press, and materials).

tho

London Metal

Prices

London, Feb. 12,

The most serious dokibt la not

for a new commodity alump Exchange Rates

but for whother all-the-re

The Un market was steady percussions of the existing one

And

Parko Davis Co. Penny J. C. Co Penn Salt Co. Phillip Morris

Pittsburgh Pista Giam Publieker Industriew

rooler Gamble Co.

Corporation

Reyndica Meárakon van” a čo.

Saint her. PASST Suadar ön this docony Mobil Oli 1.13] Anuth, Puerto Rico BURST 1954 19.50 Boushem Co., (zhei SKAT | Bouthern Natinhal Chuu 10.00 Bouthern Railway, (Com)) .. 3050 inndard Brands

1.00|| Ktandard Oil of Cal.

Standard Of of fua:

·Huaihone way done In the 100 with spot and three-months - have worked through to the semicla axchépes market | changed today. Turnover was 30 | dustry

International morning at the folowing rabarber tong.

liquidity. It is not restauring U GOLLAN (DWE (81) The United Kingdom: trade Copper, lead and zinc were inventories of wios) and brush | Barling notes (per1)

Awstralian notes, (për 21 ... gap widened a litle last month | 611 steady but quiet. Prices have merely been translated and coesian rupiah: (per 100) ... with exports slightly lower and closed at the end of the site or into laid-up ships and into ex. Fun Heal (per 100) imports slightly higher than in eis.on, in sterling per long ton ports and

Singapore (trait)) export capacity the previous two monthã, #* follow

frustrated For

near Bobankruptcy of their primary: STERLING HIGHER

produsing

With increasing deliveries of large turbine tarikers, the gap With transatlantic coal freight between the proportion of steam rates down to about 25 shillings propelled and diesel tonnage is per ton, compared with a mini- gradually witching. Steamers mum "break-even" rate of 40 now form 56.4 per cent of the shillings needed by the wartime world total.

built Liberty tships, the nominal;

• Pre-war tonnage represents value of a Liberty vessel can be 2.8 per cent of the world tanker considered as little more than a total war-bulli tonnage. 22.5 light premium above breaking per cent, and post-war tonnage costa, ays the report: 87.7 per cent.

Now shipbuilding orders were million,

Total exporta ware 2277.0 | Tin, #908): million and Imports R323 m. 20

· Exports” showed | Chipper: spet The total tonnage now build- almost non-existent during the 6 of £4.500.000 below the Lend in pair.

and December, figure and · imperta inx and contracted shows'a dan last quarter of the year,

Zini: Les no crease of about 2,930,000 dead-many options, have not been, a sire of all million. Waited

Press, weight toas: since mid-1967.

szarclasd.

ENKELT

the

zustomerk..

no longer over the

ON M

Probably the stora-Dentre 29 | Transferable but glärlings of Einkusan Can whichs, the... main market is in mucubine Katining gls Zurich reached, today 18945, 2016 & Compan daliers, its highest rata since aeran Co.

April, 1992-Unand. Fress.

Tide Water

July/Aug.

SAO PAULO

Cotton future closings, Cruzeiros дет

26 23 28.20

ki

kilo were

follows:

30 30

Oef,

4000

Dec

10.20

In

the United Bistes,

the

2414) average price of one-inch cotton

14 designated spot markets

53% was 24.87 cents.

404

Total sales were 10.184 bales.

NEW ORLEANS

Prices of cotton futuros closed today as follows:

spoti: 24.80; Mar: 94.00: May: 38.30: July: 35.83; Get:, 85,18; DOS: 29.18; Mart 35.23; Maya 30.31; July: 54.60.-United Press,

London Foreign

Exchange

London, Feb. 17. Closing rates WOTE,

Naw, Kork

12/16

udebangið.

NAMESAKES

Vire--) Pota, 1 Colonėle.

Directions, 11. Brond

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