1946-11-05 — Page 7

DE LA RAMA LINES

EXPRESS CARGO LINER SERVICES

TO AND FROM PACIFIC & ATLANTIC COASTS

DUE

SÄILING FOR

Manila' (Cargo only).

Manila

་་་

› VESSEL..

9.S. HALEAKALA

In Port.

S.S. CEBU

13th Nov2

MY, DONA ANICETA

25th Nov.

M.V. BENARES

Early Dec.

Pacific & Atlantic Coasts. Honolulu & Pacific

7

M.V. BENGAL.

Late

S.S. ESCALANTE

M.V. BALI

Coast. Dec. Pacific Coast. Early Jan. Honolulu, Pacific &

Atlantic Coasts,

Late Jan. Pacific Atlantic Coasts.

THE DE LA RAMA STEAMSHIP CO. INC.

Pedder Building

TEL: 23676

Chinese Shipping Office

Tel. 23738/2015s

BUTTERFIELD &

SWIRE

"L CONNAUGHT ROAD CENTRAL

Telephones: 80881-8 Private 'Exchanga,

Agents: CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

"HUPER"

*NEWCHWANG' *TURIEN"

"FUKIEN"_

"TSINAN

"FENGTIEN"

"EATSHÄN"

SAILINGS TO

Shanghai, Tsingtao & Tientsin 4 p.m. 8th Nov. Shanghai 4 p.m. 8th Nov. Singapore, Batavia & Machisar 4 p.m. 8th Nov.

ARRIVALS FROM

•

Shanghai th Nov. Bangkok, Saigon & Syatow 12th Nov, Singapore 18th Nov. CANTON RIVER LINE

Saila 5 am. dth Nov, Arrives 5.30 p.m. 8th Nov. Salle an. 10th Nov. Arrives 11.30 am. 12th Nov.

Agents: BLUE FUNNEL" LINE

UK SERVICE

Arriving

From

"GLENAPP" "SINKIANG"

2nd week Nov.

`UK. via Straits.

Mid Nov.

d

1

Salling

“GLENSTRAE

1st Week Dec,

For Lpool via Strait,

From

"GLAUCUS"

NEW YORK SERVICE

Arriving

9th Nov.

New York.

Agents:

AUSTRALIAN - ORIENTAL LINE, LTD.

"TAIPING"

"TAIPING"

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1945

AMERICA TO BOOST FAR EAST TRADE

U.S. EXPORTS

DECLINE

Washington, Nov. 4. The census buvau reported that the meritinic atrike re- duced United States exporta in September to the lowest any month this year.

The total is only $641,000,- 000 compared with moniklý average of $810,000,000 in thờ previous right months of the year. Associated Press.

San Francisco, Nov. 3.

Promotion of United States trade throughout the Far East and Indlà has led to creation here of a Far East-American Council of - Commerce and Industry, designed to provide American business with an integrated specialised trade association operating throughout southern and eastern Asia

In announcing establishment of the organisation, Arthur B. Foye, its President, said that it was the outgrowth of the China-American Council of Commerce and Industry, but that the latter Council would be maintained as a China divi- sion and the China work would, continue un- impaired.

N.Y. Metals The China-American Council, peets, American companies

Review

New York, Nov. 4. Copper prices in the foreign market moved slightly higher during the week and the demand continued strong.

Prices ranged from 17% cents to 17 for foreign pro- a pound to duced copper.

Shortages in certain shapes still plagued industry but trans purtation conations improved."

October deliveries estimated at more than 110.000 dons includ- ing about 50.000 ans of foreign copper were released by the Metals Reserve Company.

have arconised in 1943, now comprises been at a disadvantage as com- about 450 Companies representing pared with some competitive for- cross section of American in- eign nations, notably the British, Intermated in trade, with that have strong and concentrat

ed trade group/specially devoted to the study and handling of castern problems. Associated Press.

| Pacific areas,

Harry D. Collier, Chairman of the Board of the Standard Oil of California, said of the Far East- American Council:

the Philippines of a status of in- "The acquisition by India and dependence will create many new adjustments requiring

special stady. It may be expected that throughout the Orient there will be a gradual evolution from the hitherto colonial or semi-coloniul atatas that has existed, and this will bring with it impartant econ amic changes.

increasing extent these areas will be considered not only s 35 urimary sources of some of our

Lead miners who struck against the St. Joseph Lead Company ( Mine Mills, returned to work Friday after an eight day abut-basic raw materials, but also as

down estimated-to-have cut-No-- vember deliveries mera than 3,500 LOIS-

marklly great and growing

for American products.

New Liners For Orient

San Francisco, Nov. American President Ilnad! newest luxury Liner President Wilson will be launched at Bethle hem shipyard in Alameda on Nov.

24.

The Wilson and its recently launched trin, President Cleve land, are the largest ships ever built in the Pacific coast yards 2,900-tarts and 610 feet long.

They accommodate 553. cabin and tourist class” passengera and A crow at $38,

JARDINE MATHESON & CO., LTD.

SHIPPING DEPARTMENT

16 Fedder Street.

Tel. 30311.

General Managers.

INDOCHINA'S N. CO., LTD.

"SANGZ

The ships were originally de- SS. signed as navy transporta of the sẽ. "general" class but were convert od during constraction to carry). passengers with luxury fittings.

Completion was delayed many [3.5: "ESANG” months by strikes and material Shortages Associated Press,

SAILINGS

to. Straits & Calcutta via Saigon 8th Nov. to Shanghai 6th Nov. (No Passengers)

to Shan 5th Nov.

5.5. VEMPIRE FRASER” 3.5. „"LINBANG"

Pittsburgh, Nov. 4. The National Steel Corporation 3.S. EMPIRE WITHAM" reported a third quarter proßt of 5.S. "TAKSANG" $0,254,076, equal to $2.80 a sharr 3.S. WINGSANG" compared with 92 cents for the same period in 1945.—Associated Press,

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN N.V.

King's Building. Connaught Road;

Tel: Shipping Dept. 28016. Passage Dept. 28017. Chinese Agents, Connaught Road, C. No. 32, Tel. 26133.

m.a. "JITJALENGKA”

Ship

TJIBADAK"

Zinc producers reported the de- mand for special highgrade zine and rime western continued Collier, who is Clairman of the high, ie casters are seeking the highgrade and galvanizers the

The United States will, of ms. "TJISADANE” in the reorganisation of Japanese course, play an important role and Korean economies.

westeru.

Steel sheet, and strip makers reported orders suflicient to carry them through the first quarter of 1947.

Most steel plate producera said tonnages booked would absorb their probable output for the first half of 1947.

Scrap shortages continued to worry the steel mills and seme said they would further inercase- the quantity of pigiron in oben hearth furnaces next week This would reduce the viziron supply. for foundries which already are short-Associated Press.

BOMBAY SILVER & GOLD

Bombay. Nox. 2.

Pupees Anpas

Arriving

4th Week Dee.

Salling

From

Australia

For

7th Dec,

Sydney, Melbourne

Silver. Ready

Silver, Forward Gold Delivery

Gold Forward

Sovereigns

-Reuter.

All The Above Subject To Alteration Without, Notice, For Passage and Freight Particulars Apply To The Abope..

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

S. S. "Halyang" Sailing for Swatow & Amoy on or about the 3rd Nov;"

Subject to alteration without Notice.

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

General Managers."

·P. GO. Building, 5th floor. Tel. 23755.

CHINESE SHIPPING DEPT.

20 Connaught Road, Central. Tel. 24639,

AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES LTD.

Speed-Frequency --Dependability

Refrigeration Special Cargo DR Tanks-Cargoçalr

B.S. "MOUNT ROGERS"

SAILING

Speme

FOR

19th Nov. New York and Boston.

via Singapore & Sues. BS. VANDERBILT VICTORY" 26th Nov. New York & Boston, via, San Francisco, Los Angelca and Papams.

For Passage and Freight apply to

AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES LTD.

George's

Tel. No. 28177/78171

5.5. "QUANZA "

of the Companhia Nacional de Navegacao (Portugal)

Sailing Beginning December.

from Hong Kong to Lisbon via Singapore, Colombo, Cochim,

Mormugao, Port Said and Alexandria

Accepta Cargo, and. Passengers

information apply to:

H. NOLASCO & CO., LTD., Block Bachange Building, Sth Appr.

Telephones: 20164, 20181.

180 12 per 100 toTax

143 02

Council's'

California Regional

Board, mentioned that heretofore

don from Amay th Nov.

ia ronet

Amay 10th Nov,

Jorn mild November

Bailing for Shanghai th Nov,

Swatowy Amey FU: Nov, Linganore/N.EL porta-12th Nov."

Synlow/Amor/'> Shanghal

ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (DELI STRAITS CHINA LINE).

Ship

there has been no unified and m.s. "VAN HEUTSZ" Belawan Dell/Penanc authoritative voice pressing the viewpoints

" due front

Blugapore Mid. Nav.

Bailing for SwutwyAmoy

middle Nor.

Satiing for

(ORIENT JAVA AFRICA LINE).

and interests of American buziness" in most

the Orient. He said: "In these res-, STRAAT SOENDA" Singapore early Det. Singapore. Relevis,

of

countries

New York Exchanges

of

the

New York, Nov. 2. 4.03-3/16, 4.03-5/16, American a/e

American

Sterling

Sterling & Months 4.08-7/16, 4.03- 916, On Sweden 27.82, 27.84, France 84, 84, Switzerland (Omcini) 24.00 24.25, Switzer-

Ship.

8.

due from

SILVER LINE, LTD.

Che from.

land (Free) 24-55, 24.80. Spain .. "SILVERGUAVA" In part 9.25 offered.

ortugal 4.04b, 1.006, Australin

New Zealand

3.25, South Africa 4.034, British

East Africa 20:30,

India 30.30, ms. "SILVERSANDAL" In port / China 33.50, Argentine (Oficial)

Argentine

24.50, (Free) 20.77, per 100 tolas

OR 08 24.58, Brazil 5-46, Bolivia (om

per tola cial) 2.08, Bolivia (Free) 2.38, $4 10 Chile

GS

per tola | 325, Chal) 5.16, Chile (Free)

(Esport) 4.00, Colamm.s. "SILVERTEAK" U.S. Atlantic & Pacific

04 bin 56.08, Cu

Cuba 100, Ecuador Each 7.600, Guatemala 100, Holland

WHALING FLEET

Johannesburg, Nov. 4.

A whaling feet manned by 100,000 sailors will leave South

97.78, Mexico 20.57, 20.61, Peru 15.50 offered. Uruguay

66.00,

56.50, Venezuela 29:00. Nether

Ship

Parta vin Shanghai

' Nov.

Purbas, Capetown, Modelbay, Part Elisabeth/East Landon/Buenos Aires, Santon, tip

de Janeiro; it suficient

inducement offers call

ipz at

Balyon/Dangkok/

Mauritius/Moonlan

Maglapasear/fleirn/

Lourenen-Marquem/

Montevideo carly Dec.

Sailing for After docking 'asilinn"

ort--Hà - Nov,

· Jay+Vansourer.

After docking lonặng on or abont 12th Nov. for Elenila, Colomby

and U. 8. Atlantia POTĀ..

HOLLAND-EAST ASIA LINE

dae 'from

und West Indies 68.05, Dutch ma. "VAN DER HELST" in post Guiana 3.35, Montreal on London 4.02, Montrea!

110

New York

95.500, Swiss Bank. Notes rate 32.90, 38.00, Belgium Frane 2.28,

African ports soon for the Antar-2.284-Reuter- tie whaling waters in an effort to relieve the world shortage of fats and oils.

At least 12 separate expeditions including virtually every unit of

CHEVS AHEAD

Detroit, Nov. 4.

The Chevrolet division of Gen-

British and Norwegian whaling eral Motors is in first place among fleets are participating. Planes the nation's "passenger car and and radar will be employed for truck producers despite the three spolting whales. Associated months strike shutdown early Press.

this year.

It produced, since late March

208,881 trucks.

COMPANY REPORTS 208,383 passenger vehicles, and

New York, Nov. 4 Dow Chemical reported for the. $3,607,308, equal to $2.34 a share compared with $1.75 the same quarter of 1945.

quarter ended Aug. 31 atrof of

Standard Oil Company of New Jersey declared its regular semi- annual dividend of 50 cents a shore and an extra payment of $1.00 a share both payable Dec. 12 to record shareholders of Nov. Nov. 16-Associated Press

NEW HIGH

Detroit, Nov. 4 United States and Canadian.

Close to Chevrolet in the pro-

m.s. "PHILAE"

Rotterdam/Antwerps

Genon/Puri Sale/ tilugapora, curly

Det.

Gelling for Colombo/Port Said!

Antwerp/Rollerdam/ Amsterdam/Copen. hagen/Gothenburg/ Dale 3rd Nov.

Shanghel/SingaJOTO/ Colombo/Port" Suld) Antwerp/Nalleriem / Copenhagen/Golden- Ining/Oslo carly January.

PACIFIC FAR EAST LINE

duction race in Ford Motor Coni. Sailing From Hong Kong Trans-Pacific To

any whose Ford division so far this year as assembled 207,745 passenger vehicles and 150,851 commercial relticles.—Associated Press,

JEWISH STRIKE

Jerusalem, Nov. 3.- Jews held a protest strike throughout. Palestine today!'

SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES

(LOADS HONG KONG AS INDUCED)

s.s. "Luxembourg

Victory" ---- 9th Nov.

ngaiant the British hun ist fra- S.s. "China Victory"

migrants not covered by the quota agreement;

Mid Dec.

ARRIVALS

IN PORT

from Straits & Saigon 8th Nov.

Kin. Whart 3.1. Buby A.1. Yaumati Anchorale. Machie's Whart Custodiati

Subject to alteration without notice.

til intending Passengers are requested to register their names I ar as possible in advance of the time at which they wish to leave

Agents: GLIN LINE LTD.

1.V. DENBIGHSHIRE MV. “GLENSTRAE" |M.V, "GLEÑAPP"

due from UK. November,

Taikoa Delt Loads for UK., Rotterdam "Antë incip Amsterdam-Early" Deci

Managing Agents: AUSTRALIA CHINA LINE

A.V. NEWHROUGH

18

due from Australia via Lavik 12th Nov.

Agents: THE WESTERN CANADA

STEAMSHIPS LTD.

GS. "LAKE NIPIGON" due from Vancouver/Shanghai 17th Nov.

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL STEAM

Ship "BENALDER" "SAMLAMU

GLENIFFER! "SAMADANG". "TREVAYLOR” ""TREVEAN?!

Ship

NAVIGATION COMPANY

"SAMADANG"

"TREVETHOE"".

From

U. K. Bombay

U. K Bombay rie Kure-

E. K.

U. K.

Loads For

Straits & Bombay

Straits & U.K

Due

Early November Early Novembër Mid Naveniber Mid-Norimber

Novemper Decotribe

Ready

End November

3 Novem

*Accepts cargo for London, Antwerp & Rotterdam.

BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

SHIP

LOADS-FOR

SAILS

"BINFIELD"

Singapore,, Penang,

Madras & Calcutta..

8th November

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CO., LTE-

Passengers & Freight to Australia

For full particulars apply

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

Telephone Nos. 27721-4,

PRINCE LINE

The strike called by the 5.5. "Herbert D. Croly Mid Dec. v. "SCOTTISH PRINCE” 5,5. "Britain Victory" Late Dec.

passenger and truck production Jewish National Council, lasted as reached a new postwar high this for six hours. except week with completion of 83,238 Jerusalem itself, where it was units compared with 92.879 com- held for three hours. This was parable

· to a week of 1941. There were 03.020 cars. com the city-an apparent re- because of special conditions? pleted in the United States of ference to the

curfew which which 26,490 were trucks. As obliges all Jews to be indoors clated Piczy

from 6 p.m. to 6 am. -Reuter.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

·HOLDING

£4.0, B. ICE, LA, BILLS OF LADING

Mesara. Goddard & Dougins will attend at 10 am. on Mon days and Thursdays within the free storage period to survey damaged cargo, and consignees üre”, requested to have their | representatives present." Unless consignass representatives are present at the Survey no claims can thereafter be admitted.

MACKINNON, MACKENZIĘ & CO.

Agents

(P. L 0, 8, N. Co.

II 8. N. CÓ Ltd. E. & A. 8.8, Co, Ltd.

ALL FILMS FINE GRAIN DEVELOPING

"VELOX"

PRENTING

GUARANTEED.

FINEST FINISHING!"

VICTOR STUDIO

7. Des Voeux Road, C. (Opp. Cute Wiseman)

Chinese Optical Co.

OPTICIAN

67 QUEENS ROAD C.

GENERAL AGENTS

UNITED STATES LINES COMPANY

314, Queen's Building Telephone 32092.

BARBER-WILHELMSEN LINE

Monthly Service to Pacific Coast and Atlantic Coast Ports via Panama Canal.

DODWELL CASTLE LINE

Monthly Service to Atlantic Coast Ports

via Suez Canal.

·Fer further purtisulare apply to -

DODWELL & CO., LTD., AGENTS

Hongkong Shanghai: Bank Bldg.

Telephone 2803

USA FAR EAST-HALIFAX BOSTON-NEW YORK

DUE 23rd NOY, JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

Tel. 80311 Chinese Freight Agents: CHEONG FAT CO.

Telephons 20037

SWEDISH EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

M.V. NAGARA MV. BENARESİ, MLU-VASAHOLM. MV. BATAAN: MV, FORMOSA

| K.V. NÁGARA

AWARD

discharging Hong Kong 2nd November. dischinging Hong Kong 23th November. discharging Hong Kong 27th November, discharging Hong Kong 1st December. discharging Hong Kong Mid, Jan. HOMEWARD

Loading Hong Kong 18th Novembó

Port Said," Marseilles, Antwerp, Rotterdam

gen, Oslo and Gothenburg.

GILMAN & CO., LTD. Agents, Telephone 27871.