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Economic Prospects Hides Import JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

Of Siam Promising

Bangkok, June 28.

Hungry Asia's urgent need for rice has catapulted

wily little slam out of the ranks of defeated debtor nations and made her a favoured An-

U.S. Loan

glo-American ally with the best economic pro-To Poland

spects of any southeast Aslatie country. She is schedule to accumulate during the next year the equivalent of £18,000,000 in foreign credits. Britain is sending her 15,000,000 yards of textiles, a commodity urgently needed by every Asiatic area east of India, British and America military | transportation, agricultural and financial experts are working to

Hopeful Results British food officials concedel that the Siamese government

Control Goes

Washington, June 28. The Government has revoked all import con- trols of hides, skins and leather, and relaxed price ceilings' to permit free competition for world supplies.

Both actions resulted from a decision of the combined Hides, Skins and Leather Committee- on which the United States and 13 other nations are represent

ed-to dissolve.

The decision was made simul-

Washington; June 28. The United States has ninde important progress in ita per sistent efforts to learn what inter national economic deals are being made in wastern Europe. HAVE you seen the "Scamp?"

A stepping stone was the rain- "First" exclusive display by

statement of the $90,000.000 credit Mode Elite 22 Queen's Road C. Also featuring atraw-hats of

programme for Poland. The loan taneously with the scrapping of that Poland all previous rulings of the Com- Ultra-distinction. Exquisite Puro wipe out the affects of Japanese could do little about the situa- agrement proerien with the mittee.

shall supply Silk embroidered lingeries, costs occupation. The United States tion. Much rice was being held texts of Polish pacts with Russin

Genuine"

The Office of Price Adminis Jade-gold has made available a $15,000,- by Chinese merchants waiting pyjamas,

and other

tration announces that Amori- Jewels,

teak 000 (U.S.) "Prowar-made"

credit for rolling for a higher price which would | and "Incomparably stock, trucks and other surplus be payable in something beside cials hope to obtain soon the first their coiling by adding the As a result, United States of- can importete now may Ogure camphor chests Beautifully Carved,"

Army equipment.

devaluated Siamese currency. official detailed information canmark-up margin of ave per Yet Slam was face five The country's internal trans-

cerning Poland's arrangement cent to the coat of skins and months ago with economiþ.stag-|portation was seriously disor with the Soviet Union, Hungary leather.--Associated Press. nation for at least a year. Aganised; replacement locomo Rumania, Denmark, Norway and Japanese aatellite whose only ex- tives, railway wagons, trucks, other States. cuno was that a government "not gasoline and bridges were not had declared war on Britain anders didn't want representative" of her people available on the market. Farm money elthor. the United States, she agreed in They were waiting for textiles,

TUITION WANTED

GENTLEMAN going abrend wishes to improve fluchicy of Please speech desires assistance. atate terms, time, etcetra, to Box No. 93, "China Mail."

TUITION GIVEN NANYANG Commercial Academy ban trained yours: people for than twenty business for more years. Come and join our Summer Rapid Commercial

Type writing Courses, 8, Queen's Rene, Central, 2nd floor.

and

FOR SALE

OVERCOAT Naval style,

Omeer's finest American docykin cloth. Never worn. Suit tali man travelling upcountry. Write Box No. 94, "China Mail."

(0 x 12 LOVELY CARPETS:

$200! ft.) $130! (10 x 10 ft.) Surprisingly cheap Electropinto Teaset! Diamond Ring $100 "Zeiss" Binoculars! 289, "Prince Edward, top. (6-8 p.m.)

countries.

Detroit. June 27. A total 6 GG4,000 passenger cars, over 1,080,000 below sche dule, were produced during the first six months of this year, the Automobile Manufacturers' Asso- ciation reported.

State chiefly concerned with finding tre PRODUCTION UNDER extent that the U.S.S.R. may Lo

SCHEDULE obtaining exclusive trading rights or dominating the international a peace treaty signed last anu-cigarettes and other scarce con-economies of the eastern Euro- ary to give the British-with-sumer goods,

Dean, countries.-Associated Press. charge up to 1,504,000 The Anglo-Siamese-American out tuns" of rice. her chief export rice agreement, signed on May crop. By April 30 only 1650009, changed all that. The cur- tons of the Siamese cereal had rency was pegged at 40 ticala been exported in seven months, to the pound sterling. Payment Meanwhile, hungry China, India was guaranteed for 1,200,000. and Malaya headed for possille tons of rice to be exported dur- starvation.

ing the coming year.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEE

HOLDING

P. & O., B.I. & E. & A,

BILLS OF LADING.

Messrs. Goddard & Douglas) will attend at 10 am, on Monday and "Thursdays within the free

The price later was raised to double the pre-war level. Tex- tiles were ordered in; the first shipment was due in June. The arrival of 22,000,000 cigarettes deflated the price 75 per cent. Serums and hypodermics were flown in to check a serious epidemic buffalo.

killing

off

water

Scrap Crisis In America

New York, June 28. The Iron Age Magazine said one of the most serious iron and steel scrap shortages since the wartime crisis confronta steel producers.

SHIPPING DEPARTMENT.

16 Fodder. Stroek -

Tol. 80811,►

General Managers.

INDO-CHINA'S. N. CO., LTD.

SAILINGS

S.8., EMPIRE PERLIS...to Straits and Calcutta 4 p.m. 30th Juno. 5.S. ESANG

Shang hai and Tientsin 4 p.m. 29th June ARRIVALS

.

8.S. YUENSANG S.S. KUTSANG S.S. WINGSANG

4.8. SAMDART S.3: KWAISANG

3.3. EMPIRE PERLIS M.V. HICKORY OREST 8.8. ESANG

........from Shanghai a.m. 30th June from Singapore and Calcutta 3rd July ..from Shanghai 3rd July

IN PORT

*

...Buoy A.13 .Kowloon Dock .....Buoy B-5 ..T.S.R. Wharf, .Custodian's Wharf

All the above subject to niteration with notice.

All intending Passengers are requested to register their names a far as possible in advance of the time at which they wish to love.

Agents:

S.8. SAMSETTE S.S. NELEUS

GLEN LINE LTD.

.due from United Kingdom 5th July due from United Kingdom mid July

Managing Agents: AUSTRALIA CHINA LINE

It estimated that $1,500,003,000

already S.S. SJOBRIS in sales have beat lost

and additional losses 8.8. NEWBROUGH this

'are

Ganticipatney. president of

.....due from Sydney 1st July due from Molbourne 11th July

Agents for PRINCE LINE LTD.

the Association said eirikes, short- ages of materials, "directly or in- directly caused by the restrictive. SAMAVON government policies," and labour S.S, SAMTREDY productivity factors are contribut- ing to the low production curve.-- Associated Prean.

BRIDGE NOTES

It said some scrap is being held back in

hopes of higher prices, but it is insufficient to have a bearing on the general: supply. The results during the first

The shortage is blamed par

"I am struck," writes Alfred storage period to survey damaged weeks after the signing of the tintly on increased use of scrap. Parker, of Portland, Oregon,

woro in recent months when the play the

with which tripartite agreement SITUATIONS VACANT] ed to have their representative hopeful" if not sensational-iron output was abnormally low game can be made with two ro

Despite the shortages, the steel latively shabby four-card suits industry is operating at an in when more, Impressive holdings

LARGE Firm has vacancies for

no

10 Chinese youths of sound health -age 19 to 24-of good English office and Chinese education for and sales work. Must have objection to proceeding out of the Colony. Good treatment for those Eelected. Apply in English and to Box No. 95, "Chin Chinese Mail

cargo, and consignees are request

present.

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE

Agents:-

& CO.

P. & O. S. N. Co. B. I. S. N. Co., Ltd.

E. & A. 3. S. Co., Ltd.

ALSCAP TRADING COMPANY

adi

1133 Broadway, NEW YORK

Exporters General Merchandise Used Clothing Used Machinery Kindly Inquire

1

AMERICAN PRESID ENT LINES, LTD.

18.8. MARINE LYNX

Sailing

early July

.. SCOTT E. LAND

early July

For

Singapore and

Manila, Calcutta, Batavia, Singapore, Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Jedda, Suez, Port Said, Marseilles and New York.

6.5, ABERLEEN VICTORY mid. July Shanghal. San Francisco.

Los Angeles Harbor, New York and Boston.

for Passage and Freight apply to

AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES, LTD.

St. Georgo's Bldg.

Tel. No. 28172/28175

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

S. S. "Hai Yang"

Associated Press.

N.Y. STOCK MARKET

New York, June 27.

The stock market rallied today with some issues Jumping as high as five or more at their highest poirits.

frequency

creased rate of 2 points to fail. Here is a caso in point:

88.5 per cent of the rated capacity. Associated Press.

Ryc

GRAIN PRICES

Winnipeg, June 27, contracta jumped dive cents: July closing at $8.02..

In Chicago, oals closed about

range.

North, Dealer North-South vulnérablo

8. K 875

H. AK 0-81 D. -

0.9 8 4 3 4

One million, two hundred thou-one cent higher after the market. sand shares were sold. Buyers ro fluctuated over a fairly wide turned to the, market in the belief that it had been oversold in re- cent weeks and due for a technical recovery,

The fluctuations were prompted by auch conflicting Influences ar expanded country offerings and the start of the Senato filibuster against OPA legislation.

National Distillers jumped and closed with a not gain of three when profit taking followed the Selling was heavicat in the clos- announcement of the extra diving minutes. Oats closed at 58/100 igend.

of a cent higher: American Home Produgls went! August 87, July unchanged at increased dividends. Corn bid at $1.46% and Burley The Kress Company went 3 to at $1.35-Associated Press, 67 and the Container Corporation

up 3% on its hitup propoñals and | 38, plans for

went up to 58.

Richfeld O gained 1% ab 18 when it regular dividend polier was disclosed.

NEW ORLEANS MARKET

New Orleans, June 27~~ Cotton closed at $2.10 to $2.70 per bale higher:

.due from V.9.A. 29th June: .duo from U.B.A. mid July

Also Agents for:

S.S. GARDEN PARK

discharging at Kowloon 1 N. S.S. RUPERT PARK

due from Halifax 30th Juno 8.9. WINNIPEGOSIS PARK due from Vancouver about 30th Jane

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

AGENTS:

CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

SAILING TO SHANGHAI

& B

4 pm. 2nd July SAILING TO SHANGHAI &NORTHERN FORTS 5.3. "HUPEH

C. AQTO

710

63

N

65

B. 3 2 B. Q J 10 6 W ED. AQ3 107

5.S. "PAKHOI (No Passongora)

S

B. & 9 0 1

B 4 2

D 9 8 432

J10

North

Dbl

49

The bidding:

Eust Squth West

20 1H

Dbl. Pass 2D

Pass AS Ралл

Pass Pass "West led a diatond. Declarer ruffed in dummy and entered his hand with the A.co of trumpa. He then led a club and let it ride. East took the club King

turned a trump to dummy's Kine

Declan entered his hand with his remaining club and went back to dummy with a heart to cash July 3000 bid, Octobor 88,88-90, his high dubs, on which he let December 31.02-08, March 31.16-gwo diamonds. He next cashed 18, May 31,08, Middling Spot dummy's top heart und ruffed a 30 85.-Associated Press,

N.Y, COTTON

2 p.m. 4th July

SAILING TO SINGAPORE & PENANG

Noon fat July

SAILING TO CANTON

am. 1st July

*S.S. “ANHUI” -(Passengers only) '·

9.3. "FATSHAN"

Subject to alteration without notice.

For Freight and Saloon Passages all lines, please aupir es- BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

Connaught Road, Contrai, Telephone 30331 (Private exchange).

Ship

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL STEAM

NAVIGATION COMPANY

Dow Jones Stock Average $70.71; 80 Industrials 205.03: 20 Rails 05.88 16 Utilitica 41.05.

Adams Express 21, Alask Juneau 48 American Can 100

low heart. West over-ruffed, but American Smelting 80%, Amer

South made his ninth and tenth American can Telephone 107%,

ruffs. Water-

tricks Tobacco 94, American

with Tho works, 25%, Anaconda

curious thing is that game Coppe

New York, Juho 27.07

can be made only at spados!!". 40% Aviation Corporation 10 Baldwin Locomotiva 325, Barts 86 limit on a broad buying wave. Parker's observations.

Cotton soared to the permissible

We thoroughly agree with Mr.

Besides "HONG KHENG" dail

Bendix Aviation 47

Steel 110%, Boring inspired by the belief that price presenting a well played hand as Aircraft 20%

54, controle will largely be eliminated. Bordea Co.

example, ho has made a point! "SAMVANNAH" an Profit taking in the final hour, which is often overlooked. Caso

A "HICKORY MOUNT" Canadian Pacific 19% J., however, cut gains in half. Fu-shabby four-card auit may not GI Chrysler 120%, Colgate

at $2.05 to $2.90 look particularly attractive by it- Commercial Solventa 28, Corntures closed

self: but it is usually an ideal

287

deniaur

higher.

From

Bombay

Bombay

U.K.

Due

July 3rd. July 4th. Mid-July

Products 04%, Dupont Do July 31.03-04, October 31.02-10, feunen suit if partner has a simi- BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. trle man Kodalc 234, Elce.

216,

and Power 28, Gers- December 31.13-18 March 31.03. lar holding. One of the aims of zal Electric 47%, General Motors 00, May 31.00, Middling Spot

70%, Goodrich 76, Goodyear Com Mining national Harvester

onics take national aper. 47,

60% 31.06.--Associated Press.. Inter-

Inter-

H.C.L. UP!

nternational

Sailing for Swatow & Amoy on or about 3rd July 89, National Lead 37% August, 1939, when the

(NO DECK PASSENGERS)

*

Subject to alteration without Notice.

For Particulars of Freight & Passage. Please apply to:- -DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & CO.

General Managers.

P. & O, Building, 5th floor. Tel. 23755,

.or

CHINESE SHIPPING DEPT. 20. Connaught Road, Central, Tel: 24639,

STEAMERS LIMITED,

STEALTS:

modern expert bidding is to reach

SHIP games which can be enade In jauch suits; and this aims is fur-

thored by avoiding restrictions on "NIDAROS" the biddablences of four-eard aults.

་

woro

Berne, June 28: Tel. & 23, Johns Manville The cost of living la Switzer 151, Kennecott Conger 61, Mont-land at the end of February had

Dis-rison gomery Ward 91, National

Merwin Over by 50.1 per cent

Yesterday you war Baier's partner and, with neither New York Central 20%, Packard began, the Federal government alde vulnerable, you hold: Motors 04, Pan-American Air-disclosed. ways 73 Pennsylvania R.R. 41%,

Republi dio in 15%, just before World War

US. SAILINGS

S AJ93

1. WAK

# J 7 4. DA 6 8

9.4

The biddiur Maler

Jacoby You 1D Pasa IS INT Pask

2NT Pass(7),

Schenkon

PASS

Pasa

The increase from June 1914. Steel Reynod figured at 206,9 per cent.-Asso- Tobacco

ennicy 87, Seara ciated Press. Roobuck

Oll 41, So- 17%, Southern Paci cony Vacuum fe 66, Standard Brands 47, Stand- ard Oil of Calif. 50%, Standard Oil of N.J. 77%, Studebaker 374, Union Bag 18 Union Carbide 112%, U.8. Rubber 09, U.S. Stool 90%--Associated Press,

San Francisco Junó 28. 38

The Philipping steamer, ANSWER: Bld three no-trump. "San Vincente Arrived here our partner has three spades to from San Pedro today. Pre sa honour

and I

giving you the Salling from here yesterday choice between three Do tramp and four spades. Since you can wern the President Madison; STRIKE PARALYSES Marine Panther and the Mar hand at spades, you choose the de no advantage in playing the QUEENSLAND

chen Maersk for Manila-As-trump game. Brisbane, June 28.sociated. Pross,

uso of gler-

The barn. tho

tricity in industry and for food N.Y. EXCHANGES production, owing to the acute.

New Yor coal shorts 20, due to minera Foreign Exchang strike, has caused an industrial Canada 90.75% Fr Hall at but Mid July

paralysis: Igere and in other Argentins, 24.61. Al) August

Queensland altion

changed-Asociated Already 70,000 workers have '10th July laid off with fy, total of 100.000

#hout

end; July

LTD.

Washington,

expected by the weekend, Rall The Civilian ProdutoAd

Routerboen heavily cut ministration" ̈anpok-

Flour and changed.

nine industrial alco have shut down I mained un molasses importa.

Press

Score 100 per cent for three ne trump, 30 per bent for pass, 20 per cent for four ispades.

Question

Today Joji are" Onwald" Jacoby's, Partner and, with "gleither wide) you "hold:

SA 10:0

FROM

Calcutta

DUE

July 2nd,

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

Passengers and freight to Australia.

For full particulars apply to

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO. Telephone Nos: 27721-4,

BLUE FUNNEL LINE

"AILING TO PORT SAID, LIVERPOOL VIA STRAITS.

*TEUCER NELEUS

7th July 15th

VESSEL DUE

MENELAUS

TELD