ANSPORTATION

Bus-Type Service With Reconditioned Piston Airliners

SIR

Washington.

THE CHINA MAIL, TUÉSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1958.

RECESSION IN BRITAIN

"Golden Summer Giving Way To

Long

Winter'

By RONALD BOXALL

London, Oct. 20. The British Government has óvery reason to feel proud of itself. Little over a year ago confidence in storling was so low that foreignors were falling over themselves to get rid of it. Inflation was rife; the future looked grim.

invest less in Today it can look back on aplaming to

In bulidings, plant and machinery the firel six months Britain over the next 12 months than

in the past year, carned a bigger balance of pay-had ments surplus then any than a quarter were thinking achieved in a completo year of stepping up investment.

Did Littlo since records have been kept. For the first time she sold more merchandise to other countries than she bought from them.

QIR Archibald Hope, Director of the British of Napiers, said that engineering firm converted United States piston airliners using British turbo-prop engines could operate a "buser of solid achievement type service" with extra passengers at cut fares.

"The aircraft should be oper-

nted over a route, say every 20

minutes, and more frequently at SAS To Inaugurate

busy times," he told airline ex

cutives at a business luncheon.

"With this sort of frequenes. Europe-Alaska Route

many of

advance booking of coats is un- necessary and so are the other formalities and piace- dures to which the air passen- ger is now subject,

WEIGHBRIDGE

"The aurer should be handed not from a large terminal but from a bus stap standing on a Bult-in weighbridge wideh will prevent overloading. Passengers can pay their fures as they bond carrying their own bung- rpe. The est savings to the air- line would be considerable," Sir Archibald said.

THE

THE first direct air route between Europe ond

bo

| Alaska-non-stop over the

top of the world-will Inaugurated by Scandina vian Airlines Systom on October 21.

SAS made the announcentent on October 10, and said it has begun neopting passenger and cargo reservations for the new service,

Less

But despite this exidence of

Arens declining business many

are optimistic. A third of them

HONGKONG

STOCK EXCHANGE

Our Own Correspondent

GENERAL DECLINE ON WALL STREET

Stocks declined through most of

some support on a late ticker Low-priced nutomobile issues Family Finance Corp. Business done on the Hong-ruled strong all

day with Firestone Tyre & Hubber

Ford Moto...... kong Stock Exchange Ulita

American Motors the strongest. Geners Dynamics amounted ta morning

op- Other

motors held steady to General Electrie proximately $89,000. Noon rm. quotations and the mornings

Steels ruled lower, So did den. Tyre & Rubber transaction were:

most of the rails, chemicals, | Getty Oil ..... these with Du Pont of more than two points, and oils:

SNATTA

HANKA HK Book

Buyers Bellery

70711

Belmo

~8074713 20 700

SHIPPING Wheelock ..

J00

DOCKS, ETC.

13

300 7 04

45

K. Wharf..

Boek... Provident 1.10

LAND, ETC.

HK Hout

were

Land.. nUBBER Alz Truth A Tawah Sungala

20.70 21.30 30. 20

1.425

In the same ex months, the gold reserve grow by £287 low took a more cheerful view general situation than million

And Britain Invested of the

dia four months £114 million overseas,

In the they

the sixth who 12 months up to mid-1958-the against year that Included the period more pessimistic.

Generi Foods

General Motors

Gen. Hub. URI

liddes Cu.....

(B. F. Ca.

Grumenen Alreráti off C

The dip in prices was seen as roficclulg the resumption Bombarding in Quemoy,

Losses where they occurred held to small amounts but they

tho down pulled

leading averages. A long list of issues managed to move higher.

Low-Priced

Ingersoll-Rand

Int'l Dvalnem

Machines

New York, Oct. 20. today's session and met near closing time.

29Pacific Gas & Elec. ....

Pan American Airways

Reynolds Motel

Bears, Roebuck & Co.

Shell Ol Co.....

Sinclair OI........

Bocony Mobile!t

Southern Co. (THD)

Southern National Gas Bouthern Railway

and Brands

102

48

Paramount Pictures i

DAT

Parke Davis Co.

Penn. J. C, Co.

Tenn. Bolt Co.

4925

Phillip Morris

Procter & Gamble Co.

201

Pittsburgh Piste Glass

Publicker Industries

EBL

Pure O.........

Radio Corporation

201

Republle Steel

Radio Corp, Prat,

Heyden Newport Corp. Homesuke Mining Co.

118

Inland Steel Co.

94

Saint eu. Paper

433

PL14

South Puerto Rico Bugar

1156

48

Com.

16

1014

Standart Oil of Cal,

100

Standard O at Ind.

223

CD1%

161

Swift & Co.

49

Texas Co.

(Am.

Textron irc.

31%

Mexal Iron Corp.

30

Time Inc.

dipped

Minnesota Mining

74

Miasto Development

23

Hanto Chemical Co.

Harvester... International Nickel International! l'aper

int) Tel & Tel

John-rivilio Co.

Kaiser Industry Kansas C. Power & Light

Low-priced automobile issues continued active.

notably Kennerolt Copper Studebaker Packard which Lockheed Aircraft

and

50,000 shares BOSO 1.875 upened on

continued to top the market all day. American Motors also set

Trum

24 24.80

LigTit

17.10 17.30

24.00

(Rta

4 (Rta..

12.00 400 134

when foreigners were gambling The Government in inclined UTILITIES on the pound being devalued to side with the nptimlats. Most Yawrot XD and the Brish Bank Rale was people saw the recession coming:

did little Electric hoisted 16

to prevent It. Its policy has boen Ti to take advantage of a turn it

economic affairs to rid STORES. ETC. world Britain of

and Inflation

ila Daity

Wotion actions have been confined to

certain relaxing

restrictions Craw

the dis- during imposed inflationary regime as the need for them d'minished,

them

23.40 23.00

COTTONS Textile Kanyang INVESTMENTS

1 per caut but the Government (SAS)

Britain's account with the rest best of the world showed the ever surplus of £488 million. Not Bloodless Congratulations ore in order but make

brief. For this victory was not a bloodless The route linka Anchorage, ne. Britain had some casualties

One cannot blame the Govern- Alasica and the three Scandi-counted In foregone produe

the number tion and

of her ment for not taking risks with Allled The firm of D. Napler and Sonnavian capitals on SAS' regular

gains already nehieved but Limited announced plans for Far East-Europe service, stra glitcitizens who lost their jobs.

Moreover, she had massive some experts tre beginning 10 converting United States Con- over the North Pole.

whether it i et trade. Her wonder holp in terms voir twin-engined planes, wide-

Imports were sharply lower in perhaps in danger of becoming: ly used on dumustle Aight,

cost and down in volume, Her over-cautioun. turbo-prop power

exports declined only slightly.

The golden summer now gives way to what promises to be a

The Chancellor of The Ex- Exports are long cold winter.

during atatements chequer's falling at a time when we must the past week or two have all

more hinted paying

that active expect to begin

step will to stimulate consump- fer cur imports. At home there

of

by installing the Napier Bland engine 3,500 horsepswer.

SHORT-HAUL

- ננ!

Until now, Anchorage Iran beat only a refuelling stop on the 8,000 statute miles

"short cit." It is the only stop on the SAS route-frst and fastest directly over the Pale,

SPEEDLINERS

In making the announcement,

ereasing the plane's passenge? | SAS KARİ:

scals

+

Sir Archibald said that

the

added power would permit

capacity from its present

even passengera

on first-class flights to 50

on

haul "bus service" fights.

converted

ON

short-

Lo

be

The Convair turbo-prop engines would able to provide air services at rail fares.

The

Civil United State: Aeronautics Administration last tho certificated August fully Nepier Eland turbo-prop version of the Convair 340 airliners. The Royal Canadian Air Ferce has already placed an order for the

Military transport version of this

atrera fi-Router.

MUCH TOO FAST TAILWINDS

Consumption

he taken

not

ore no signs of a rise in proflon-but not until the budget duction arid wemployment of next Spring. This shows that it has corried approximate, which has now passed the half-ho is thinking in terms of lower

is expected Jy $1,000 passengers and million mark about three-quarters of u mil-row. Tiran

the punds of cargo un North Pole route since it open-than ed in February, 1957.

7.30

101% 10.70

a new high in aclive trading

Americon Telephone rose

at 198 a new high

up 14 points and the issue

100 / 2100 from the high.

Liggett Meyers Tou. Co.

Loews Incorp.

one las Cement Co.

Lowenstein & Sons.

McDermott 3. Hay

McDonnell Aircraft

Stock Exge.

Montgomery Ward

Motorain Inc. Natural Biscuit Cu National Cash Iteg. "A"

Others to make new highs in eluded ACF Industries, Bruns wick Balke, Philip Carey Mfg, Continental Can, Consolidated National Dairy Prod, Electro-Dynamics,

Nalineal Steel Corp. New York Central Norfolk & Western Ry. North Amer. Aviation North-west Airlines (Com.) Olin ailleson Ol Elevators Owen-inois Glass Oxford Paper Co.

Continental National Lead Mators, Ideal Cement, Inter- national Telephone, Kroger, Penn Dixie Cement and Frizer. Marquette Cement hit a new high on a rise of two points.

United Electric Cool ran up nearly three points, Metals caped hs much as 1% points in

United Aircraft lost a point in its section,

Chicago Grain Anacondo, Steele ellopet back.

Market

Chicago, Oct. 20.

New York Stock Exchango volume was 4,500,000 shares,

New York Stock Exchange bond volume was $5,880,000.

Stock Exchange

American

volume was 1,180,000 shares.

Dow-Jones closing averages

were:

Closing Prices

Wheat No. 2, red

Spot

Dec.

19015(1) 1955 (1) 15-1

103% no

Mar.

Max

1990-

108

July

105

30 Industriala

044.19

10

1

taxatlon which is by far most effective us well as

The

Sept.

1871

20 rails

140.44

I tes

82.83

A recession is upon us.

three-quemers of

*

its Global Express DC-7C week said they were operating Speedliners" regularly fly below capacity.

Mare 510 Orma questioned by the Federa

Last tion of British Industrie

most popular way to stimulate Corn, No. 2, yellow

the

Ús locks

107.68

Hout

TEST

40 bonds

50.33

business.

Dec.

The Government's intentions

Met.

1105 114

Comm. future price index

25126

are admirable, but its not.

luck is

Dee. New Mar.

110-

115

Alden 1st. Acy,

I will not take steps to stimulate

now consumption

May

118

Allied Chemicals

July

120

Atled Mili

Ing.

the

Byc

Bec

1206.7%

Mar.

130-

Amer. Forgn. Power

0412

Am. Home Prod

051

A Mach, & Fdry.

22143

2171

entre Par Eust-Europe Smaller Profit while it is declining, because il route in 27 hours-about 14 hours between Copenhagen and Anchorage, and 12 hours tween Anchorage and Japan.

Roughly tulf the firms

simliar be- experiencing

conditions to those months

ago.

were tears a resurgence of inflation. 10 apparently intends business But it

them next four lake

spring, by time consumption is Oats firena which

but expected to begin rising of its the non-stop route from reported an improvement Copenhagen to Anchorage-meet of those whose experience own accord.

of complained

some 4,400 statute miles is one had changed,

Some

Dac.

Mer

Spat

This attitude has been likened Soybeans, No. 2, yellow of the longest In commerelal Inwer deliveries to and orders to that of a cyclist who pedals

from their home aviation today.

2712-14

markets.

the pioneering Aluska- Europe Toute will operated twice weekly

The most

be

Tues

and export softly up a steep slope because it comes first and then pourda striking changes into action when he is over the experienced by firms over the top and gravity is pulling him in their down. as four months were

If this is a policy of caution, it selling plecs and profit margins.

lower is a very strange one-London Nearly a third reported selling prices

and over a half Express Service.

profit complanted of smaller

Now.

Jan.

Mor

MAY

July Barley

Spot

15-125

New York flour

200 16. jack

during Trans- sent

the winter. SAS DC-7Cs, will Allmile planes screaming across from Anierica to arrive leave Anchorage on Wednesday:

up to two hours early.

But, strangely enough, may

and Fridays, Europe un days and Sundays.

at

a plessed. Reason: they had to

wolling for sit around

rela-

of the passengers were not

ilves to come and meet them,

The new aerial link betweenmurgins, against three or four been per cent whose prices and mar- Alaska and Europe has

US "one of great gins were up.

About hall described

firms the ccunomic and social signiflennce

they were questioned for both arvan.'

COMMODITY

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK

Closing rates were:

Canada

England oficial

DO-Lay

New Zealand

South Africa

Argentina

Brezu

Others unchanged.

LONDON

Closing rates were:

New York

Montreal

Amsterdam Copenhagen

Man

Pari Stockholm

1.0312 2.00€

2002/16

2.7032

2.8112

0170

0070

2801--2.50% 2.713-2.72 10.30-20.50%

COTTON

Prices

NEW YORK

of cotton

closed today us follows:

said

PRICES

No. 3 rubber per lb. Nov. 10%-85%

No. 4 rubber per i. Nuw. 200 Spot rubber unhaled....

Flanket epe

No. 1 pale crepe

I

LONDON

9091-9311

001-001

The rubber market was very

futures steady

Spol: 30.50 Dec: Mut: Mar: 30.41; May: 39.18 July: 34.42: Oct: -31.98; Dec: $1.84; Mar: 31.07.

NEW ORLEANS Prices

cotton futures

of closed today as follows:

Spot: 34.78; Dec; 3359; Mar: 30.47: May: 36.22: July: 34.41 Oct: 31 Dec: 31.84, Mar: 100.

Sao Paulo cotton

quoted.

In the United

with spot quoted at

20-5/18 pence per b. Prices:

No. 1 bot

Sellement house teru

Nov

Dec.

Jon/Mar.

April/June

July/Sept

Oct./Dec.

2014-2016

General markela, cif batt, Oct.

· Nov.

Dec, prices un-

States, the

Erate crepe in Nov, Estate crepe thick Nov. bisyor-UP.L.

1938-10.3413 average price of one-inch cot-

20.00-80.25 174314-3744 1170-1177 14.4044-14.433

Other unchanged.-UP.I.

SUCAR

ton at 14 designated spot mar- i go soboterrada AK kela was 34.74 cents.

Total sales were 70,978 bales, -UP.I.

RUBBER

NEW YORK

METALS

Agreed Merchant |

Rates

Malayan Dollars Maximum Selling 52-13/10, Minimum Buying 63-5/18 TT; 53% O.D.; s3-11716 30 days: 53-15/10 00 days.

$12.BOU1

Exchange Rates

นคร

Allis Chalmers

Americna Airline

Am. Cable & Radio Corp.

American Cyanamid Co.

Am. Gas & Electric

American Metai

American Sket A. Sugar Ref..... American Tel & Fel American Teb. "0" Anaconda Copper Anace Steel Annour Allar Cons. Mintag Daldwin-The-Ham. Baltimore & Oblo

Beneficial inance.. Bendix Aviation Corp. Felgual Cas

Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane

Borden (The) Co.

Burroughs Add Machine Calif. Packing Corp. Campbell Soup Co. Canadian Pacille R. Case 1. 1.) Co Cat, Tractor Coinnics

Corp. C.LT. Financial Corp. Chase Manitat, Bank 0.90 10.01 Chrysler Malor 124 Clucts Peabody

Burress

done in the Jocal united exchange market morning the following rates: U.S. Göller (per $11 Sterling ojeň (për £1) Australian holes (per Swiss France Maximum Sell-Siam lesis (per 1001

Indonesian rupiahs (per 100) .. ing 75%-

Singapore (Straita)

6.60 Colgate-Palmolive Co 26.85 Colombian Carbon Co.

RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN

TO INCREASE

HER OIL

EXPORTS

Oct.

1.00

Cealth Elee.

Edon Continental Oll of De! Crown Zellerbachi Cuban Air, Bugar

AJK:ll

Match Co. Douglas Aircraft Dow Chantenla Dupont de Nemours Eastern Airline

Eastman Koyink

El Paso National Gas

MORE GAINS

Reports that the Soviet Union is to supply ON LONDON

Denmark with.. betweceen 1,000,000 and 2,000,000 tons of oil over, the next five years were described by oil experts in London as another example of the current campaign by Soviet Russin to increase her oil exports.

tons in Olt circles sald the Russians fand to some 7,200,000 had been negotiating Alfully1957. Of the 1987 total it is be- with the Danisli Government for lieved that about 6,000,000 tone the past five months for a now was from Russian sources and trade agreement to replace the the remainder, from Rumania.

Of this trade year about former one which expired last

the Russians 1,200.000 tons was destined for May. This left owing the Daues between 70,- Egypt, 400.000 tons for Yugo 12.450 000.000 and 60,000,000 kroner slavia and about 50,000 tapis for J2.5/ and it was understood that the Syria. The remaining three- 41.1002

ta. dis-quariers of this trade was des- 11.230 Rusians were anxious 30.000 charge this debt by oll shipments. tined for Western

NEW YORK Prices of metal futures closed today in cents per lb. as follows:

Lemi Oct.

Dec. Zind Del

20.2003

PS,TAD

04.386

New York, Oct. 20.

futures World No. 4 sugar

two closed unchanged to up points with sales of 190 con

Tracts,

Rex rubber futures today Copper closed 40 to 55 points higher with sales of 60 contracts,

Closing prices:

Dec Oct

Tin

Dec.

Domestic No. 6 sugar

elosed

seven

10 points higher

one

point lower,

Nov: 31.78; Jan: 21.00; Mar: 31.58: Nay: 11,50: July: 31.45; Sept: 31.19; NDY!

*

BINGAPORE

today

д In sterling per long ton The market opened allghtly follows:

LONDON Prices of metals closed

Butes Belliri

Contract No. 4. (world)

Jaat 137: Mar: 3.37-39: May: 338;

July: 3.37: Bept;

3.38: Det: 3.7 higher and steadied further on in spot Spot-(cents per lb. for Cubs): 3.37. quiet market. At higher levels month

Open tulerest: 0,370 contracts.

there was some profit-taking and Copper spet Contract -ND, 4 (domestic)

3-month

INT

| Lead and fall Oct. Nov: 0. Mar 6.571 May: 011;merket closed in the morning at Joy: 8.38 Spot-cents, par 15. elf around the opening levels, NY ex-duty): 296,

No. 1 rubber par 18. Nov. 2433-0336 | Zing and half. Opt ontract.

No, rubber per in. Nov, 09 3/9-0032

Стреп Interest: UPI

Drawn Up

MARKET

London, Del. 20. The stock market squeezed out additional gains today in trading despite some rather heavy profit-taking In International oil issues. Glit-edged securities fell frem favour apparently on advice from several financial UCWE- paper articles urging a shift from government's to equities. LEADERS

י

*

*

Standard Oil of NJ.

Bicep Rock (Toronto Exge.) Sterling Drug Co.

Stokely-Van Camp.

Surino Mining

Tide Water Ass. 0:1

Tri-Cont.

Twentieth Century Fox Fin

Union Carbide

2012 Union O of Cal.

United Ge Corp.

U.S. Foll B

U.S. Cyprum

S. Tine Co.

47. Hübber

US. Smetting

U.S. See P 154 1.S. Strel 7 P.C. PF 1614 Warner Bros. *

Westinghouse Air Brake Westinghoure Electric Western Union Tel. Co. SA14 West Va. Pulp & Paper 20% Woolworth

U.P.I

$896

70

111

70

23

40

P.O BI EA

COMPANIES ·

PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N. CO.

Outwards

"SUNDA"

"CANTON"

"CHUSAN"

"SALMARA"

Leaves London

Gallod

Salled

6th October

Sailed

"BINGAPORE”

18th October

10th October,

Leaves Hongkong

24th October

4th October

8th November

21st November

Homeward

"SOMALI" *

"CANTON"

"CHIUSAN"

"CORFO"

"SALMARA” † tis December

Due Hongkong

In Port

In Port

4th November 11th November

17th November

21st November

Due London

28th November

24th Novemboz

8th Decomber

2nd December

16th January

Via 'pore, Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Adan û FL 3410.

• "BOMAL!" calla S'pore, P. 5'wetų, Pozanz, Aderi, F. Saló,

Havre, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam & Antwerp.

1 BALMARA calla kejang, B'pore, Pt. Swollenham, Aden, ft. said, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam & Antwerp,

BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.

"SANTHIA" in Port

alls 7th Nov.

"FULTALA" due 22nd Oct. sails 23rd Oct.

"ORDIA"

dua 20th Oct.

sille 29 Oct.

from Calcutta, Rangoon,' Penang 24 Bingapore cor Japan

from Japan

for Bingapore, Penang, Bangoon, Calcutt Chittagong

from Calcutta. Chitta gong, Penang & Spare Тог Зерка

P. & O./B. 1, JOINT SERVICE "PALIKONDA”dae 30th Oct. from Japan

sails at Qet. For ingroot, mang

Cochin, Karachi Bombay

"QUMARA"

des 7th Nov. Ball Bth Nov,

from Japan

ter Singapore, Bunder, Abbai, Kuwait, Beerah, Chorramshahr de Kozachi

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S, CO., LTD.

"NANKIN"

"NELLOBE"

#

Leaders in the industrial sec- were Trans-Ationlic Friday's

E

European tion

reflecting countries where it might either favourites have been consumed or trans- sharp rise on Wall Street, shipped The Netherlands con- Back sharTS were strong The Iussians are reported to ducts an entrepot trade in So- following the free stare Issue and a dividend forecast by have drawn up plans to expand Viet olls. their crude oli output from the This amount of oli-roughly | Lloyds,

Assorted non-ferrous - metals 98,000,000 metric tens produced 6,000,000 tons-is minute. last year to between 350,000,000 pared with Western Europe's prere up but coppers were migit- ind 400,000,000 metric tona by current imports of about 120,- unchanged. 1072.

1000,000 tops a year,

Foreign bonds moved narrow- but doilar stocks moved higher.

com-

The Soviet Union is in the The oil trade here has esti- moted that scostotine of exports process of a great spurt in pro- from the Black Sea ares have duction and where gaps occur i risen from dvout 4,500,000 tons anxious to import for itd In 1955 to 6,000,000 tons in 1958 needs-U. P. I.

Oils closed inxed after a firm opening and gold stocks were. fractional highite-U.P.L

To Port

Failed

In Port sally list Oct.

frons Australia & s Mandia

for Japan

from_Japan & Blangħal for Labuan, Bandekan. Brisbane, Sydney, Mol- bourne, Burnle Adalside

All veessio Dave liberty to call at any ports on ay of the roste & the route à sallides are subject to change or amendment with or without notice.

fer full purteotary apply to: MACKINNON. MACKENZIE & GO. OF HONG KONG LTD. Tofephons Nos: 277214.

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