1948-03-16 — Page 10

THE CHINÀ MAIL. TUESDAY, MARCH 18, – 1948

ROYAL INTEROCEAN LINES

Incorporated in the Netherlands as

KONINKLIJKE JAN-CHINA-PAKETYMART, EINEN H.M AMSTERDAM

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN SERVICE

Due from

"TJIBADAK"

Amoy

17th March

"TJITJALENGKA"

Macassar and

Juvaporis

17th March Saling for Amoy

Sailing for

Manita & Amay 17th March 5 p.m.

Salling for

Batavia, Semarang,

Sourabaya &

Macassar,

28th March,

Batavia, Semarang, Surabaya, Macassar 14th April

ASIA-AFRICA-SOUTH AMERICA SERVICE

"RUYS"

Due from.

1 port

Sailing for

Shangkat

5 p.m. 1946 Mar,

Loading for Manila, SinKAPOPO, Batavia, Mauritius, Lourenco

Marques. Beira, Durban, East London, Port Elizabeth,

Mosselbay, Capetown, Buenos Aires, Monte- video. Banton, Rio

de Janeiro.

25th March.

Sailing

5 p.m. 28th March.

Transhipment cargo on through bill of ladliig sccepted for

Dar-En-Salaam, Mombasa & Zanzibar,

*BOISSEVAIN"

Bouth America

South Afrien

South America end April

SUMATRA-MALAYA-CHINA SERVICE

"VAN HEUTSZ"

Agents

GAASTERKERK”

"ALPHACCA"

South Africa

Mid April,

Due from

Belawan, Dell,

fenang

Singapore

21st March

Sailing for

Swatow & Amoy.

Salling for Singapore. Penang, Belawan, Deli, Std April,

HOLLAND-EAST ASIA LINE

EUROPE SERVICE

Due from

Sailing

In port

for Shanghal

17th March

Europe.

on or about

2nd April.

“RIDDERKERK”

Europe,

early May

Loading for Manita/Singapore / Colombo/Buen / Port Said/

Alexandela

Genon/Marsušilen /

Antwerp/Hotterdam /

Amsterdam /Hamburg /

Copenhagen/

Gothenbarg /Oslo

on or about

6th April.

Manila, Singapore, Colombo, Suez,

Port Sald, Alexandria Genoa, Marseilles, Antwerp, 'Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Copenhagen,

Gothenburg, Oslo early May.

Manlia/Singapore

Colombo/Suca/

Pari Sald /

Alexandria /

Genoa /Marseilles / Antwerp/Rotterdam / Amsterdam/Hamburg / Copenhagen/ Gothenburg/Oslo early June.

Agents: SILVER LINE LTD.

"SILVERBRIAR"

ATLANTIC COAST. SERVICE

U.S. Atlantic U.S. Allantle ports, lato ports via Sucz April

KING'S BUILDING, CONNAUGITT. ROAD- TEL: SHIPPING DEPT. 28016 PASSAGE DEPT. 28017.

Chinese Agents, No. 82 Connaught Road, C. TEL. 25133.

DE LA RAMA LINES

Loads

EXPRESS CARGO LINER SERVIons

TO AND FROM PACIFIC & ATLANTIC COASTS

LOADING DATES IN U.S.A.

Pacific Coast Atlantic Coast)

vis Log:Augelba

From

Atlantic Coast )

ན

Los Angelen

Pacific Const

For

Manila Silantio Coast.

Los Angeles

Wan Francisco)

Los Angelesi

Detr

Mid March

Late March

Vowel

m.v. "ANDAMAN”

Dr. "BALI”

ARRIVALS

Data

-18th March

8th April

Vessal

m.v. “DONA'ANICETA” m.*. *MINDORO

m.v. “ANDAMAN”

Early Aprii

SAILINGS W

Data

Vomal

20th March1 8.3. “ESCALANTE", 25th March. 13.V. “DONA ANICETA" -Early April 1.7. '“TAMARA”

Early April 1.v. "ANDAMAN"

BOOKING AGENTS för P.AL.

THE DE LA RAMA STEAMSHIP CO., INC.

(Incorporated in the Philippines) diddiq

CHINESE SHIPPING OFFICE Jahreszembe Tel. 25788--20168-

MARINA HOUSE

Tels. 286764422675).

SAILING DIRECT FOR BANGKOK

“PRODUCE"

LOADING 18th. MARCH, 1948.

SAILING. 19th MARCH, 1948.

particul

JEBSHUN SHIPPING CO

FINANCE AND

COMMERCE

BUSINESS LEADERS TO Hong Kong DISCUSS EUROPEAN RECOVERY

Faris, Mar. 14.

A programme of action for European recovery, drawn up by business leaders and experts from 10 countries, was being submitted today by Mr. Arthur Guinness, President of the In- ternational Chamber of Commerce, to the 16- nation Conference on European recovery opening here tomorrow.

Togliatti Demands Victory

+

The programme recommended that "oxisting rescurces and capital equipment must be fully and effectively utilised before any country has the moral right to claim ald."

"A temporary reversal of the tendency towards shorter work- ing hours and the abolition of restrictive practices on the part uf labour and management alike should be considered as means of reducing the amount of aid re quired and of helping Europe to make teolt independent of aid," the programme said,

Under the heading "Deßation without Teara", the programme

ald the first and most impera- tive duty of European Govern menta was to stop the post-war inflation by balancing budgets on current account and at levels which were not too heavy a stealo

Rome; Mar. 14. The Communist boss, Palmiro Togliatti, today said the Marshall Plan sought to make Italy the base for an atomic war against Russia and de-on national resources. manded a Leftist victory

Without Tears "Nationalised industries must in the April elections "to

be made to pay and considerable save peace."

reductions must be carried out in crowd 顯 Before

of 90.000 the number of Government ser thevants who should be rapidly ab peuple. Togliatti denounced government for "police intimida-sorbed into productive activities, tlon of voters." He urged fal- The proceeds of ald should not "Hold yourselves ready be used for the premature re- mission of taxation or for non- to make your protests heard in whatever manner necessary. The essential expenditure. They must Marshall Plan means division of and will help to combat inflation The world into two parts West and bring about deflation "with- against Russia end Eastern out tears." Europe and

Delegates alr bases from

from Britain, the which the atomic bomb would be United States, Australia, Belgium, Canada, France Italy. the Chamber

lowers:

Stock

Fast Work On Exchange

Underground

London, Mar. 14. Engineers working on the of the open air stretches of London's underground rail- way network erected a new sicel bridge in 12 minutes last nigh

Trains were running over the old bridge until mid- night.' 'when the electrio current was cut off and the old structure swilly

demolished.

on

The new bridge, weigh- ing 400 tons and 83 feet long. was constructed girders alongside the track. Early today eight men. using hand winches, habit- ed it into position-Reutet.

Chinese Labour Unions Appeal To Truman

Shanghai, Mar. 16. The Shanghai General La- bour Union, which claima # membership of over half a mil- lion workers, addressed an ap

President peal yesterday to Truman for immediate military and economic aid to tha Chinese Government to enable it to carry its Communist sup>|

to a suc- pression campaign cessful conclusion,

The appeal was transmitted through Dr. J. Leighton Stuart, American Ambassador.

Stating that the message re-

funleashed on Russian territo Netherlands and Switzerland toők | presented the views of $20,000)

Both Togliatti and the Whitg

leader, Pletro part in preparing the Socialist Nethi, who spoke in Milan, said programme-Reuter,

Italy needed and wanted United States ald, but opposed the Mar-

shail Plan for Imposing the "poli- Profits Too

tal polley of America on our country."

Speaking to

60.000 people, Small

Nehni sald that the ERP was a {"bitter alternative for the United

Lendan, Mar. 14.

Slates Congress to allocation of British wholesalers, after consider bla military funds." Uniteding the request of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Stafford Cripps

Preas.

for a reduction of prices and profits, find their profits are so small that the contribution they can make to

reluct

simo negligible".

No Vote For bstential Women

This is the conclusion of u memo. randum submitted by the Nationsi Coinmittee on wholesale distribution representing organisations covering "re-food, textilen, apparel, foutwear en

other important commodities, in dec Chancellor.

Geneva, Mar. 14. The Swiss people todny jceted in a national referendum by over 170.000 votes to 260,000,

Nevertheless, some sections made

Bill providing for increased definite offers for a reduction and

workers in Shanghai, the Union pointed out that stabilisation of the Chineas, situation would check the spread of Com munism and prevent the out- break of a third World War.

The message referred to the Ing sighted recommendations on the subject made by, such acknowledged authorities ELS General. Douglas MacArthur, General Wedemeyer and General Chopnuult, and called upon the Vailed States authorities' to tako immediate action.-Router

Eire's Views

Or. Franco

Paris, Mar. 14. Eire would not oppose Spain's

Countries-Eire's-Foreign-Minis ter, Mr. Sean McBride, who is here for the . 10-nation

talks beginning tomorrow, told press- men tonight.

State control of sugar beet farm-freezing" of, prelit margins. Reuter, admission to the Marshall Plan ing and more beet factorica..

The Bill was designed to IG crease sugar production, particu- larly in case of war,

In another referendum sub. mitted to the Western Canton "of |

Money Market

An Indifferent tutore and maily al descending prices,

1.K. GOVT, LOANE 4% Loan 10, 2014. #% Loan Lie85) 100n. $% Leaŋ (1949) 100.

BANKS

ILK. & S. Bank 20704, 2050/60

(Lan, Reg.)- £110. Chartered Bank En Mercantil-B A. 4 3. £11. Dank of East Hala X. D. 12986,

INDURANCES

Centon, Ins. 4019. Uslan las 785 705x.. China Underwriters Bike, B. Fire Ina, zin.

HHIPPING

Douglases 260n. R.K. & M. Biramboats 1km. Indo Chism (Pref) ́160n. Indo China (Daf.) B00E. Shelle (Bearer) 18/-n.

U. Waterbosta X. D, 464.

DOCK WHARVES, GODOWNA, ETC. 1.K.K., Wharven (Old) £70b, 1804.

(New) (F. Pd) 185. (New) (P. 14), ALTO, L.K. Docks 204b, sien. Chin Providenia £41⁄4s. Bal Dockyards 29a.

MINING

Raub Mine 61. H. Mines .03.

LANDE HOTELS & ULDGS. H & Hotel 19, 19, 20/10% m ILK Lands (018) 0134, 021⁄41⁄20, D10% H.K. Lands (New) Bigb, so1⁄4€ 0%

S'has Lande 7,29%, 7.15am. Humphreys Estates 27. 1.K. Kaaities 137,

Chinese Eetsten 180n.

I

PUBLIC UTILITIKS H.K. Tramwayo X. D.. 23%, 2%. Peak Trame' (Old) $2b.

Peak Trams (New) 145, 158. Star Ferries X. D. 18tá. Yaumat Perries 6141⁄2h, €7/6Cam, C. Liebla (014). 24,186, 20%1, 201⁄4jeg.

(New) 19151; 200. Inen. 1.M. Elevfrica (X.D.) (1%), 414%/tame Macao Eletries. 215. Sandakan Lights 10. Telephones (018) (5) 19155aL

(New): 40%, 45am. Bhanchal Gas n

INDUSTRIALS Gald, Marg. (08) 2156k Canton Ice 7A „Cementa, (XI).) 435, 491, 49%/4/3%/

*HTORES &t.

Dairy Farma (X. Nta,} (28, 69%/6%%«*.

(Rubia) 294, 20/38an. Watsons (X, Ru), 201

..

(gu) 23, 201

Lane, Crawfords 58b Bincores '9x, 9.45/209%. China Emporium tan. Ben Co, Ltd. 46 „Kwong Sane Hone zet. Wine On L.K.) 149n. Wm. Powell, Ked ith

MISCELLANEOUS Chins Entertaþraments 271⁄21⁄2b.

1. Constructing (014), Wk; (20), B. Vihre Filin lin.

"MaramkaTM Investmente~13/25/

Mara (L.), 1,40b.

COTTONE

Ewos f

Notice To Consignees.

8.8. "ESANG"

From STRAITS CALCUTTA

Gold dropped yesterday and Neuchatel, the voters rejected by closed at $504.50 a tael after

His Government hud. no 15,000 voles to 7.000 a propol opening at $344. It was down knowledge of

any such pro to give women a municipal vote. to $335.50 for a time but rallied Dosal, and Eire herself would

Zurich, Switzerland's largest slightly towards the close.

not initiate the move, he added. canton, refused a' vote lo-women US dollars dropped stightly In the referendum last Novem- in the morning but recovered ed, was not to oppose Spanish The Irish stand, he explain ber-Reater,

in the afternoon and closed at participation since Eire enjoy $5.70 for notes $5.82 for banked commercial relations with Damaged cargo ex the above versal will be surveyed in the Plastres opened at $12.85 a

promises of the Hong Kong & 100, dropped to $12.80, went up Asked about his views on Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co. to $12.40 and closed at $12.301⁄4. | German observers attending Ltd. between the hours

U.S. Coal Strike drafts and 36.90 for 11. Fears

Washington, Mar. 14, ¡Operators of saft cral inines ffar scattered work stoppages on Monday stemming from John L Lewis letter to the United Mine Workers Unicn.

Spain.

"Arrived 13th: March, 1945.

of

Chinese National Currency the Marshall plan talks, he 10 a.m. and 5 pm on Thurs- had, a markotjess day with said: "I feel that German pars day, 18th March, 1948. Con rates quoted nominal at 13 ticipation is desirable since her slynges are advised to, have cents, for futures and 16 cents industry is essential for Euro- their Representatives present for spot (for GN$10,000)

пошл

The operators doubt that a na-

Ticals made a further climb tinnwide walkout will occur but to $27.70 a 100 and NEI point out that spontaneous strikes Guilders were also firmer at havo mushrcomed into work stop- || $31.30 a 100. A pages wide areas sometimes.

Sterling appreciated slightly. Lewis told miners on Friday to $18.05. Australian poural

that operators have "dishonoured were unchanged at $12.5

and

violated" their agreement

providing workers welfare.

clauses and a reijrement fund supported by a 10, per cent-levy on all coal mined,

Lewis insisted that, the opera- tors had violated the agreement' by refusing to pay perisions, from. the $30.000.000 fund collected by the levy. He is asking for monthly pension for miners aged 60 who have worked, for go years.

United Press,

SAN FR

"VKASKI'

NING”

UNDERGROUND

IN BOHEMIA

rory-Router,

• EXPLOSION ON CLYDEBANK {

doring the Survey.

Consignets are warned that claims for damage or shortage may not be accepted if the damage... is not surveyed by Messrs. Goddard & Douglas In the presence of Consigness' gul after an explosion on the Representativeg" at "this" ap- 220 ton British Hallways cross-pointed time. channel steamer Prague in John Brown's Clydebank yard.

Glasgow, Mar,215. Firemen early today were still blaze which broke fighting the

Work on the

Prague-in. for Washington, Mar. 14. reconditioning had almost been Juraj Biaviak, former Czechoslova- completed, when "the explosion kian Arabassador, today predicted occurred. One worker was hurl-

very strong underground movement" od sevpink yards. He was bushy, would be formed in his homeland, to ed about the ; hands and urms. Fresher the new Communim-imposed for seven hours fanies, wiept"

Government,“Associited. Prem, from stem to, stern-Baule,

Pacific Far East 4

JARDINE, MATHESON

& CO, LTD.

General Managers, Indo China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.

TO CONSIGNEDS HOLDING.

BAL & ELA, OBILES. OF LADING

Maakte, Goddard Dongles on Mon- 'days and Thuri

PRESIDENT LINER

SAILINGS

*

REFRIGERATION SPECIAL CARGO OIL TANKS— CARGOCATER-SPECIE

TO SAN FRANCISCO

8.S. "General Meigs" (via Manila Only).

*** April 5.8. "General Gordon" (yla Manila & Honolulu)

* April 24 8.8. "President Cleveland" (via Shanchal) May 1440 8.5. "General Meigs”. (vin' Manita & Honolulu)

3

May 15

TO SAN FRANCISCO AND LOS ANGELES

(VIA KOBE & YOKOHAMA).

8.8. "President'. McKinley"

8.8. "President Jefferson" (call Honolulu)

9.8. "President. Madison"

5.8. "President Grant"

Mar 24 Apr, April 6

4

April 20

TO NEW YORK BOSTON AND HAVANA VIA MANILA, SINGAPORE, COLOMBO, COCHIN, BOMBAY, SUEZ AND MEDITERRANEAN PORTS

8.8, "President Buchanan” (Ex “Skidmoré Victory") 8.8. President. Fillmore” (Ex "Rutland Victory") 8.S. "President Tyler" (Ex "Iran Victory") ......... 8.8. "Mankato Victory”

Mar: 19

Apr. Apr

Apr.: 11:

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St. George's Bldg.

Tel. Now, E21TB/2BLIN

Aimentoam Promeer Line

Arrivals from New York, Boston, Other Atlantic Ports via Panama

A.B. "COURSER"

6. "PIONEER WAVE"

Sallings to Manila

6.8. "PIONEER WAVE"

an.

"COURSER"

Due Mar.

Apr. 2

Saila Mar. 18 3

Apr.

Sailings to New York, Boston, Philadelphia viziun

Baltimore & Other Atlantie Ports viá

Panama Canal

-Special Cargo Oil Tanks---

9.8. "AMERICAN MERCHANT".. Duo Mur, 20 Sails Mar. 2

For Full Particulars Call

UNITED STATES LINES

General Agents

Queen's Building,

Tel 81251 (a- lines).

KLAVENESS LINE

SAILINGS

Direct to LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO, PORTLAND, VANCOUVER & SEATTLE

SAILING 8th APRIL m.#. "BOUGAINVILLE"

m.o.

ARRIVALS FROM PACIFIC COAST "ROSEVILLE"

DUE. 2nd APR. SAILING FOR SINGAPORE PORT SWETTENHAM,

3rd APR. PENANG & BATAVIA.

PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION.. BULK 'OIL TANKS

Chinese Freight Agents.:

HOO FOOK, PING.

THE BANK LINE (China) Ltd

Applyinka"

ידי*

THE BANK LINK

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BARBER WILHELMSEN LINE

M.V. "TÄMERLANE”

Loads 21st March 1948

for

AUT

NEW YORK via PANAMA calling at Yokohama, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Panama, New York, Boston, Philadelphia & Baltimore,

For freight and further particulare apply DODWELL & CO. LTI

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Bldg.

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

COPENHAGEN,

M.V. "KAMBODIA

Loading about 20th APRIL

ANDEN PORT SAID.

ERDAM, OSLO,

2M

1.