"

RANSPORTATION

Lose

Boeing 707 May

Race To Comet IV On Atlantic Run

THE

London, Sept. 24.

United States Boeing 707 may lose the race against Britain's Comet IV to operate a first Atlantic jet airliner service because it is too big, it was suggested here today.

The workly newsletter of the

Society of British Aircraft Con-

241uctor end that the TELESCOPIC MAST

factor the 707's greatest advan-

lage over the Cemet - could

נן1

play a prominent pari the FOR MOTOR SHIP

controversy over allowing the noisy jet planes to use Landon Airport.

The Boring has C

and faster

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1958.

INDUSTRIAL STOCKS RISE TO NEW PEAK

New York, Sept. 24. American Telephone & Telegraph stock rose to a new high since 1946 today and helped lift industrial shares to a new record high.

The

ADVANCES

IN LONDON

London, Sept. 24. stock today resumed

was no

in advance after yester- day's pause. But there widespread ad- vance in prices, Thiuse markets which 1307-

the direct come under Influence of Wall Street, such in dellar stocks and oils, went THE Aberdeen shipyards at in fine with yesterday's

of the Burntislondike in New York. weight of 248,000 by against group have just completed the Comet's, 182,300 s

There was a fair investment two ships-the motor ship! the Comet can climb

glit-edged with demand for muiding less noise over ground. Camberwell, the newest of fractional gains, mosly of 1/18

three the Thames colllers which | but Transpert TRIALS

percents Sterlings continued was built by Hall, Russell rose Va. and Company, and the srength and hopes of a bank motor trawler Aberdeen Dis- tributor built by Alexander Hall and Company.

The Camberwell, the last wt à

hullt des

the South

was

en 707 Visited London Airport recently for nolao trials fested at a restricted weight of 190,000 lbs, but the elig earning capacity would be questionable" at such weight, the newsletter said.

With a full load

i1 would climb slower than The Cornet, causing more noise,

Pan American intend to latench the Boeing on Its New York-Paris service. on October 20.

for

rale eu helped the market.

.

Rallroad (sues poached a new top since August" "of lest year. And the general stock "market average was at its best for more than two yea»,

American Telephone touched $195%, up nearly three pointa After a rise of nearly four polina Festerday. The issue was at ile bust for 12 years it sold es high as $20014 1940 and his its record high at $3191⁄4 in 1928.

the

Strong Points Numerous individual strong points dotted the st with thon als of two to more Ihren polnts. This

group h- cluded Inland the vicels, US, Gypsum in the building equipments, Eastmann in chemicals, and International electronics. Telephone in the Merck lost two in

the drugs and 3. C. Penney was down more than two in the mer- tanilles, Martin Co. loot more than two in the alremft. Aveo and Studebaker-Packard vied for leadership In volume,

or "

tolol 1,197 tssuca

traded, 547 were higher, 408 lower:

New York Stock Exchango Foreign bonds were mostly featureles except Greeks which volume was 3,120,000 shares.

New York Stock Exchange were strong on Nato Secretory

bond volume was $4,000,000. Hen Spoak's discutions in

American Stock

Exchange Wall volume was 800,000 shares. Fellected

Dow-Jones closing averages

Eastern Cas Beard us plastic Ather on the Cyprus question.

Dollar rocks

SUN

downl

the nt

weret

30 ilustrain

20 rails

15 utilities

IRREGULAR

bulk heads and intags. She is Street's improvement but fitted with a telescopic mast and

premium short funnel so that she can

14 per cel. casily navigate the pelver bridges on the Thames

The

British Overseas Airways have

Aberdeen Distributar is Axed no date for introducing fr

Aberdeen Motor Leading industrial equities re- their Comet IV but trying, Trawlers Limited. She has shamed to favour and were to get the airliner into the air room of more than 7,000 euble sround the same time-Chino feet expacity and her equipment Mall Special.

Includes a codliver oil boller,

PARIS AIRPORT TO AID FOR GERMAN BE LENGTHENED MERCHANT NAVY

UNTIL

Paris.

DOTH

BOTH houses

Вопп.

of tho

TNTIL mid-1959 jet air-

liners coming to Paris Federal Parliament have will land at Le Bourget vir- passed a Bill aiding Gorman part 1hile the major airport, shipping companies. -

o runway Orley, is having lengthened, it has been an- nounced here.

the

|

Fifty per

cut of

arising from International traffic will be Vonsidered as "eunied entirely abroad"

und by 19xA

A Moscow-Paris jet service, with

#### airline at fat rave Under the Bill. Aeroflot's twin-jet Tu1045 land. the rate is let, to the discretion ing at Le Bourgel, has already of the internal revenue offices, been inauguroled.

but a rate of 20 per cent is

The Czech airline CSA, also anticipated as likely in shipplest flying Tulos, is also scheduled | eiretes,

begin regular services to

10

Paris.

The chaliman of the German

Association

12 American World Airways, Shipowners?

sail flying Boeing 707-120 jets, is also Uut the law aneres one of the planing a service to Paris later-major cinims of German Shp- this year-China Mail Special ing companies.

US Flocks

40 bo

Coman future priex index..

|

Bunching Mining

wift & Co. Texa Co.

Textron ine.

Tide Water Aust. Oil Time Ine

Tri-Cant, Warrants

Tech Century Fox Film

Carbide Union Oil of Cal.

Union Pacino Railway United Aircraft United Cas

U.S. Gypsum U.B Line Co

8. Rubner 1.9. meking U.B. Mice!

US Star 1 P.C. PE Warner Bros. Westinghoure Air Brake Western Union Tel. Co. Westinghouse Electrie

West Va. Pulp & Paper Woolworth

HONGKONG

STOCK EXCHANGE

Our Own Correspondent

Business done on the long- Exchange this Slack kong morning amounted to approxi. Noon quota= mately $186,0UÐ. tton-and the morning's trans 50.17 actions were:

143,4]

10.23 Shares Hoyer Sellers 102.52

10.74 BANKS

61.07 HK Dank. 747

SHIPPING Closing Prices

mustly better. Otherwise inqus- trials tended to be irregular

AGAT Inc. Azy. with mest rises due to company Allied Chemical

news.

Gold shares nad a quiet coy selective ging but small produced a firm trend. Coppers tended to ease in idle treding Exa1

further. tins recovered Lend-zine lost more ground on consideration of the further implications of the U.S. inport restrictions.

Oils were generally frm but closet below the best. Both

Allied Mills inc.

Allis Chalmers

American Airline American Cyanamid Co. Amer. & Foren. Power Am. Gas & Electric

Am. Home Prod. Am. Mach. & Fury American Metal American Sinelting A. Bugar Ret. American Tet & Te Amerien Tob. "y" Anaconatu Copper Arinco Steel

Armour...

Wheelocks

DOCKS, ETC. sack.. Provident

CHATTER ON WALL STREET

Now York, Sopt. 24. Those international com- modities which should be most sensitive to a spa- filct in the Far East thus far have shown no signi ficant strength. Nor is there more

than a mild improvement in the air- craft sharos. Any upto ward event at this time, strangely enough, would have a high "surprise" - value-W, E. Hutton &

Co.

The over-at market pictures remains highly favourable new we look for further good allon by the price structure--Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.

SUFFICIENT

Employment Has Not Matched Industrial Production Increase

Washington, Sept. 24.

The AFL-CIO has warned that employment has not risen to match an increase in industrial production officially reported to have wiped qut more than one-half of the recession decline.

Tho

Inbour organisation stalement late last sued a Saturday asserting that 7.0 Per cent of the labour force la but

work"Tha highest Un employment 'evel of the post- war peripd, after adjusting tot 'changes, except ↑ „tur seasonal

وان

one month in 1949,

The statement carlier report by

Jollowed

the Federal It serve Board noting wide- spread business plèkup since inst spring.

Most Hopeful

"The reperi, most hopeful Issued by any Federal agency

It is obvious that sufficient ince the recession began, sald "rapld recovery in economic buying power is still available activity continued In August," 10 absorb the profit-faking highlighted, by a two per cent which is bound to appear from Increase I factory and mile time to time in view of the output.

TALKING POINT

1900 5

CHE

1025 $1.99

1950 2.5

markel's recent sharp rise. As prices move upward. These It aid steel ingat production intermediale dips are likely to reached 81 per cent of capacity, be of greater depth, but piso showing more than the usual 1975

one per

10

brief in duration-Bache & Co. seasonal rise from July, and production was set for 65 per The whole economy is believed cent of capacity in September. to be once again quick-stepping

The steel boost was registered to new peaks-Newsweek.

despite a sharp drop in autom Air!lace issues svem behind bile industry activity due

shutdown for retolling. the market Waltson & Co.

repust The Board's August Revien net for 1950 estimated also showed higher employment and could Ko among non-agricultural workers: at 3.75 a thure above $4 f last quarter Is

cent hike in retait good one with next year's earn-yates with department store re- ings #t 4.50...Newport News ceipts three per cent above the shipbuilding 1958 net set at $4 previous high because of in-

provements 20 147 and may reach $5 To 5.58 next

year. Curter Products net ex-building.

imated at 3.75 to $3 for fiscal The Bard's index of factory year ending March 31, 1950,

and mine output, based op a against 2.18 previous fiscal year 1917-49 average of 100, climbed

Palne, Webber, Jackson

&to 137 Just month, compared to

32 in April, I was 145 in Curtis.

August of last year and the all- time high is 140 to December 1956,

Bales

303 30.75 200 39!

1320 1.375

1.65 2.000 g 1.023

20.000.

0.7 1.45

173 1.57

3.75 5.90

401

Par

2211

LAND, ETC.

43 432% J 10:30

A

000434

HK Hotel

30.49 20.70

1026

FIFS 2..

43

Itelity

1001

224

Anulo

1030

47

33

Trust

......

153

A. Tuwalt

2.20

1.103

M

00

UTUITIES

107

Fran

24.60 24.00

1391

Young!!

nal

23

Hengueat Cons.

Bendix Aylation' Corp.

6736

Electric

Bethlehem Steel

Boeing Airplane

471%

Borden (The) "Co.

Burroughs Acd Machine

Call, Packing Corp

5241

Canpben Soup Co.

Tol. X.Ris 23.20 23 INDUSTRIALS

Cemenit

21.30

22

Case (31. Co.

STORES, ETC.

Dairy

1012

Celanese Corp.

2015

403%

Watson

10.60

COTTONS

Textile

427

BP and Shell put on a shilling Alla Cons. Mining

and Royal Dutch 1/8-U.P.I.

Industrial Production

Bonn, Sept. 24.

Dalwin-La-Ham,

Beneicial Finaten

Canadian Pathe R.

Cat. Tractor

West German Industrial pro- duction in August was 0.9 per een less than in July but 3.5 per cent more than in August last year, the Economics Mini-Colombian Corben Co.

try announced.-China Special.

COMMODITY PRICES

66-68

B3-321

TORLIGN EXCHANGE

Blanket crepe

No. 1 pale repe

LONDON

The rubber market was dull

with spol quoted

pence per lb.

No. 1 Reappot

|_ Settlement" house dermi

at 24-1/10

Prices;

24-241

24-25411

2434-22% - 2436-2146

2+7-317 General markets, off basis, ports. Eser

Opt.

Nov.

NEW YORK

Dec.

Closing rates wert:

Oct/Dec.

Canadin

1.02-01/10

Jan/Moc.

Helland

2050

Apr/June

4195

July/Sep!.

Brazl

.0047

2105

$100

Sept Dot.

Estate Crepe thin

thick

Oct

Argentina

Indi

Pakistan

Other unchanges).

SUGAR

Majl

New York, Sept. 24.

World No. 4 sugar futures

closed today one point lower to one point higher, with sales of 95. contracts.

Domestic No. 0 sugar closed unchanged to one point higher with no sales reported.

c. T. Finansal Corty. Cluett Peabody....... Colgate-Palmolive Cu.

Commercial Credit Commonwealth Elec. Consolidated Edison Continental Oil & Det Cravin Zelitebach Cuban Amer. Sugar Diamond Alka!! Diamond Match Co. Douglas Alrerull Dow Chemical Dupont de Nemours Eastern ALDE Fastman Kodak,

Pasu National Can Family

Finance Corp. Firestone Tyne Font Muler... Ceneral Dynamies General Flectri

General Foods

General Motor

Rubvor

Ge Tyre & Rubber

40%

45

Gelty bil

Glidden Co.

Goudrid (8. F. Co.

Goodyear Tyre

antin Alterati

242

|

Gulf Oir m

394

11-1

Heysten Newport Cen

Bomentake Mining

genoll-land

Inland Stevil Co.

Inferchemical Corp.

Int' Business Machines inti Harvester

International Nick!!

Star Ferry. 1077 IN

C. Light.. 10.00 17.10 1,000

irts 13.10

100 DI 17 100 4.30 2.09 13.10 70 13.10

201710 Macao E... 9.10 9.40 1,000 A 9.20 B009 20

3.00

MISCELLANEOUS

Entert INVESTMENTS

Allied

C. Mac. (Ord)

10.10

100 m 10.50 1,000 10.33 LOU 10.40

50 or 33

Chicago Grain Market

SITUATION

123

How

Anderson Prichard is one the more

of

interesting situations

among the

Integrated oils....

Unemployment

ig

In

We

home

the

Think Gamble-Skopmo

separate porj, improving siluntion with Labour Department Auld in- earnings comparing favourably sured unesuployment dropped

11

with the 1.49 of 1957 and an Increase in the dividend may

be in the making-Reynolds & Co.

Reynolds Tobacco expected to show over $7 a share against G.15 last year and current 3.00 dividend could be raised to 3.80 next year....Royal Dutch is test favoured stock bought

by investment companie Herria, Upham & Co.-U.P.J.

SIMCA BID FOR

U.S.MARKET

10 an eight months low of $2,085,000 in the week ended

TW Aug. 30.

was 95,400 be- low the previous week. The Department added that jobless benefit claims dropped by 12,200 to 202,000 in the week cnded Sept. 8.

new

The AFL-CIO said that in manufacturing industries "where rapid increase in production has been reported," employment had gone up "only" 110,000 since Aprit. It said this was a guin ut less than one per cent after decline of more than nine' per cent

The

nated

that

SINGA

ESTIMAZED

3.8

2000

-ESTIMATED

6.3

Billica

GROWTH OF WORLD POPULATION 1900-2000

New York Cotton Market

New York, Sept. 24. Catton' futures moved irre. gularly today in moder- ately active dealings do- minated by evening-up operations in the spot cation October delivery. At the close the list ruled off Tho right to up one point.

market opened og 17 to up New Orleans three points. closed off six to up two points Issuance of tenders for 7,200 bales brought an opening spurt of liquidation in October, but with indications that the lenders by were being taken Memphis interests atxt other trade accounts, pressure on the markej relaxed.

PRODUCERS

Producers

up

of long staplo Reserve Board's report cotton and trailles milks urge output of both the Agriculture Department not durable and non-durable menu to cut 1850 acreage substantial- factured products and mineralsly predicting a sharp Increase continued to expand last month. In business for textiles, Froduction of electricity reachett Buying in the later deliveries a new high. Cool and crude oil continued to be influenced by production rose more than five reports of delayed gloning activi

tes, because Paris, Sept. 24. per cent during the month.

of wet weather France's third largest motor culpan advanced during rent in Sentral belt sections.

Industries producing capital and complaints of serious boll car manufacturor, Simca, et months, according to the of 10 to 13 points and 710 to The Liverpool market closed would aim at selling more report, contrast with declines

New York Chicago, Sept. 24.

than 60,000 cars to the is output of production equip

futured. United States in 1959, tha ment during two previous" re Grain futures pricos ad-

Naw collon exporty for the company announced here.estions.

sceson talled vanced into firm ranges

601,318 balon It súd money markets

vs 699,793 bale shipped at the carly today and closed in

through This programme was usta- tightened at the blished as a first result of the short-term interest rates climb.me me inst year, according a strong trend

to the New York Colton Ex- close on the Board of fim's

co-operation ed "very sharply" from mild- change. Trade.

agreement with the Chrysler August to carly September, and Mont Moter Corporation aimed at commercial bank borrowings Oct. Soybeans shot bigher in reinforcing sales of three of trom Federal Reserve banks Dec. response to Far East develop the French firm's basic models ments and only a gesture of the Aronde, Vedette and Ariane hedging pressure.

rocent

August,

829 polres under

Volume Open Interest

0.900

00.300

8,000

305,300

care.

Sime

would thus take a

May Common stock prices were July reported the highest this year, Oct. Yields

Dee. on long-term govern- постав bonds approached leading place among European matched 1957 highs.-U.P.1.

rose.

Mar.

10,000

210,100

14,600

282,400

11,700

159.700

4,500

189,900

2.000

121,300

Mar

con

2.000

Total

01,700

1,178,700 bales

on

LONDON

Closing rates were:

New York

2.0094-2.8045

Montreal

13.10-10.1

Bruttels

Frankfurt

Parte

Stockholin

Vietna

Zurn

11751-1176 14.473 -14.45% 71.30-72 30 12.2014-12.2098

Others unchanged.-U.P.I.

RUBBER

NEW YORK

Rex rubber tufures closed in- day" unchanged to 70 points lower with sales of 31 contracts.

'Clueing prices.

Sept.

AMSTERDAM

the rubber market

2000

29.00

20.38

was dil

dodoy”. All prices were unchanged.

SINGAPORE

The market opened amDYNÍ

the previous level, and ruląd

10994 Dec. 1M1) 19278(2) 194-35

the American exporters 1003

com- market, 1003

the company's 150%-% munique zald and thr French motor industry whose sales so 123-1254 far lagged behind there would catch up its delay with English and German motor firms, -- China Mail Special

Contract No. 4 (world)

International Paper

Prices per bushel i cents: Wheat No. 2, red

in Tel & Tel

Spol

Oct.

3.48

Kaiser Industry

132

Jan.

3.60

Mar

Kennecott Copper

Kang C. Power & Light

MAY

1.48

| Lggott Meyip Tob. Co.

May Juli

COTTON

July

5.48

Lockheed Asteraft

Corn, No. 2, yellow

Bept

3.43

Loews IncDED, THE

Spot

, Spot-cents per 15. fob

Cuba)

5.02

Lone Star Cement Co.

Dec.

3.40

McDermott J. Idy

NEW YORK

Open interest; 8,970 contracts.

Contruct No. 6 (domestic).

Lowenstein & Bo

McDonnel

Aitonal

Book Bege).

Mar.

Des. Inew)

Mar.

11014 120 1107-117 12041

Measul fron Corp

May

1231

Jutr

1201

Prices of cotton futures closed

Nov.

Minevracia “Mining

Ryo

Mar.

6.20

Baston Development

today as follows;

Мму

8,73

Monsanto Chemical Co.

Des

13324-

July

8,13

Montgomery Waru

Mar

1351%

Sept.

8.10

Motorola Thʊ. ".......

Oats

Spat-cents per 1b, er NY

Madlena Biscum Co.

Dec.

ex-duty)

National Cash leg. "A"

Klar.

Open Interest: 1,209 contracta,

National Datry Pro

-U.P.I.

Hallonna Steel Corp),

Spor

0936+04 0754-5% Soybeaus, No. 2, yellow

2201

Nov.

J20

MAT

Spot: 25.80; Det: 35.58: Dec. 36,10; MAT: 36.70; 2tay: 38,40; July! 34.60; Oct: 32.42 Deci 3331: tur: 32.20.

NEW ORLEANS

Prices of cotton futures closed today us follows:

Spot: 33: Get: 35.71; Dee: 30.60: Mar: unquoted; Miny : 36 40: 34.26: Oct: 2225; Deg: Mar: 32.10.

***LIVERPOOL

2131;

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

American Contract

Det/Nov. Dec/Jan. Mar/Apr. May/Junio July/Aug

Aixed Contract

Oct/Nov. Deo./Jan. Mar/Apr May/June Juty/Aug

23.78

23.03

SAO PAULO Cotton fulure closings,

per klio

quiet with nowow fluctuations cruzeiros Thure "was good interest for follows: lower shpole upd with wellen nother more inclined to meet Merkel' Fair, b0bmvéds remized.

Nov

No. # suling 1ực l). DEL.

No.

2994 rubber unbled

Det.

Dec.

ABBA ABACTM

-ཚ"

were as

METALS

NEW YORK

na

Prices of metal futures elogodi toky in ccats, per ib. follows:

Load Sect

Zinc

DEL Sept

Oct.

Copper Sept.

Tiz

Sept.

Oct.

LONDON

Now York Centrnă Hortolk & Westem ny. North Amer. Aviation North-west Aldrick' Olin Mathieson Os Plevator Owen-loder Glo Oxford Paper Co. Poetio dos & Piec. Pan Americunt Alewny

Paramount Pictures

Parko Davis Co.

Proxy 3. C. Ob.

Perm. Balt Co.

Philip Mat

10,500 || Prvejer & Gamble, Co. 10.23) | pittburgh Piste Cinas

10.020 Publicker Industries

Pura Olbg

* Radio Corporation

tadio Cap.

Republic tee

10.015

tabub

90.60

89.15

Hornoidy Metal

For Loobuick & Co. Big Teg, Paper

Prices of metals clowed today “ndjalt

in sterling per long top at Bobong Hobijali follows:

58.96 06.00 May ...

mailoted

TIA In the United States, the

spot Bamorth average" price of 'one-inch 'cotton Copper get Bast 14 dedignated spot markt Lead

was not available.

Total sales were 17,418 bales, -U.P.I.

LORA

Eine End

Bouth Puerio' Bico Bugar

Bouthern Niljonai

Sleep Rock (Toronto Exge.)

Barling Deŭg

Stokely-Vari Camp. Studebaker-Packard Corp.

May

July

Isarioy

Społ

New York flour

2001

sack

113-123

$13.00

Agreed Merchant

Rates

Pakistan Wants Loan From Japan

Karachi, Sopt. 24.

P&O

R.M.S. "CARTHAGE" NOTICE TO PASSENGERS

SAILS:

Pakistan has formally ap- BAGGAGE;

plied to Japan for a loan

of $50,000,000 in yon, if

was learned hore today.

It was

understoot that the Japanese Government has asked the Pakistan Goveniment to Swiss Francs Maximum Sell-supply a list of profccia ing 76. West German Deuls which the loan would на themarks Maximum Selling used. It was though hede that the loan would go primarily for buying Japanese machinery

17 19/10..

Exchange Rates

Friday, 26th September, at 12.00 Noon for the UNITED KINGDOM, vin Singapore, Penning, Colombo, Bombay, Aden & Port Said.

Passengers are requested to send ALL BAGGAGE to the Hongkong & Kowloon Whart Cola Gedown No. 2 GATE, CANTON ROAD ENTRANCE, by Noon on Thursday, 25th Septem- ber, 1958.

for SPECIAL NOTE: With the exception of hand packages carried “by 'passengers' 'thamsolves, ALL BAGGAGE must pass through the Wharf Company's Godown for. loading on board by ship's ́slingu pnly. Passengers should embark between 0.80 and 11.00 am. on 20th Septeita- ber, 1988.

to bo employed in the cnnumerated projecta.

Earlier, the Japanese Finance EMBARKATION:

reacted favourably! Business was done

In the focal Minister undifesa exchange market this when the question of â“Jäjänpas morainst- of the following rates...

loon to Pakistan was broached A loon along similar lines was || Biering notës (per 21)...

India Australian notre (per

E gradited to 1).

by Japan Indonesian monish (per 100) ..

carlier this year. Fratico- 181% | Blaen ticals (per 100)

Klegspora (fewith)

Presse.

24.70

Subject to alteration with or without notice.

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