1948-10-12 — Page 12

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1940,

ROYAL INTEROCEAN

Passenger-and

EINES

Freight Strirco

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN' SERVICE:

"TJISADANE"

"TASMAN"

"TJIBADAK"

"TIITJALENGKA"

AITĪVAIS from Amoy 1th Oct

In part

from Macassar'

& Java Ports

14th October

from Machssar

& Javaports 28th October

Sailing

to Manila, Java Poris

& Mugussur'

14th Oct. 6 p.fp.

10 Amoy & Marla

16th October

to Jaya Porta

and MacaskRT

20 October,

10 Shanghai

28th Nov.

to Javaports

& Marossar

0th November.

ASIA-AFRICA-SOUTH AMERICA: SERVIČE

'BOISSEVAIN”

"TJIBODAS"

"TJIKAMPEK"

"TEGELBERG"

Arrivals

from Japona 14th Chet,

fran

South Ameri

South Afrien

4 November. from

South Afrien Tth November. _ from

South America

South Africa # November.

Nailingo

to South Africa

South America via Manila, Strait

7th November.

'to Shuanghal

rush Japan1

2 November.

1 South Africa

A South America 6th Des

to South Africa

& South America · 6th January.

Transhipment cargo on through Bs/L to Dar-Es-Sxlanı

Mombasa, Zanzibar accepted on all saillors. SUMATRA-MALAYA-CHINA SERVICE

Arrivata

"VAN HEUTSZ“

Tel 01

NIEUW HOLLAND'

In teat

"BEINRICH JESSEN"

Tram B Delt

¿z Siraits

220 Orl

Ballings

to` Straits

K B. Deli

12th Oct.

to Stagapore

17th Det.. moon,

(Pirl Class

plssengers only funding 18th Ort.) to Swatow & Amoy 1: Opt.

Agents: HOLLAND-EAST ASIA LINE

'LANGLEESCOT"

Tonks available for

oil in Bulk

"MARIEKERK"

"SOLENKERR"

Arrivals

from Japan

& Shanghai

17th October

Sailings

to Europe via Mann & Straits

19th October,

from Europe

to Europe vlo

cial October.

from Europe

end November

Manila & Straits

Mid November.

to Europe via Maulla & Straits,

Md December.

Transhipment cargo on through Rs/L accepted to

Mediterranean and Northern European ports.

Agents: SILVER LINE LTD.

"SILVEROAK”

Arrivals

+

Sailings

from U.S

to U.S. via Parific Coast via Atlantic ports

4th Nov.

6th November.

Office Address: King's Buliding, Phones: 28015, 28016 & 28017

Tel. 31196 & 21533 Chinese Agents: B2, Connaught Rd.,

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LINES

EXPRESS, CARGO LINER SERVICES

TO AND FROM Pacific & ATLANTIC COASTS

LOADING FOR U.S. ATLANTIC COAST VIA LOS ANGELES

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4th Navamber 14th November

FINANCE

AND COMMERCE.

FINANCIAL NEWS FROM U.S. SHOWS NO SLUMP PROSPECT

Do Not Have Money To Burn

Warrington, October 11. The United States Air Burton- Base authorities at wood, near Warrington, have inued a statement counter. acting the Loca prevalent among Britons that American soldiers have "noney to burn,"

The declared that the Am- ericans' average net pay lo $40 a month.

The statement followed the announcement by the Mayor of Warrington, Counaliter W. L. Challinor, that the town sust not become a "modern londyke with girls flooding In at night to contact Amer)- can soldiers."Reuter.

European Recovery Impressive

Landon, October: 'I 1.

The latest financial news from the United States. would seem to put any prospect of a business: recession a long way aff True, slumps, when they come, have been known to

develop suddenly out of an apparently, fairly cloudless sky, and a fall from a dizzy height is far more painful than one from a lower plane; true, also, that the prophets of doom have been predicting a sharp recession for the past 18 months.

The United States Depart- industry will be deprived of an ment of Commerce survey of appreciable proportion of is en- business trends during August, sentini supplies of metals already however, stated that the trends in over-demand.

Soybeans have recently shown pointed to continuance of the the sharpest drop of all Uniteų present high rate of economie States

contmodity agricultural activity. And the latest statis-orices. The United States is now ties of the Federal Reserve harvesting the largest soybean Board show that large sections crop in its history, and when the of the business world agree harvest started, the Chicago price foll from around $3.00), a bushet with this point-of-view.

The statistes show that in one (the price had been as high as week, the weekly reporting mem-$4:31 at the beginning of June) to between $2:35 and $2.05 per ber banks at New York City in- greased their commercial, indus- pushel trial and agricultural advances by $149 million to total of $3,543

of other ad-

million record high, the pre- vions peak being $5,445 millon at the end of December last year, This rise in business borrowings. Washington, October 10.

was accounted for by new longs The ECA administrator, Mr.

to publle utiles, france, tobacco Paul Hoffman, in a nationwide un petroleum products concerns. radio

supported sides ʼn variety broadcast, Senator Arthur Vandenberg's contention that there had been more progress toward European unification since the foreign assistance programme was pro- posed than had been made in the past several centuries.

VRVICES

Rice In Deposits

The present crop is estimated at 206 million bushels, compared with last year's production of 181 million and a previous ten- year average of 130 million. The size of the harvest has not been the only factor affecting prices: the large cottonseed prospects and

have a cecord corn crop

Rggravated the situation and to gether had been responsible for: the virtual collapse of soybean prloos.

The Department of Agriculture have warned producers that they In addition, the investments of

must carefully market the 1948 these banks also expander du soybean crop or face decline in ing the week in question in res-

prices, possibly to the Govern- ponse to a substituul rise in dement support level of $2.18 posils--which found their way bushel on

nutional basis. largely into Treasury bills-and

and Itouter. in Increasing were instrumental total earnings assets by $358 mil- Commerce on. Department of

Industrial in-d economists expect vestment in plant and new equip- ment to remain at the present high rate for the rest of the year. (Some Anandlal circles

both in the United States and Britain ex- peel the rearmament programme to spread it over a much longer period.).

Hoffman In his opinion. Mr.

had salt, the European nations succeeded admirably In helping themselves toward recovery since the programme began Jess than six months ago. He explained:

(1) "Their production of coal,

electricity, steal

manufactured) me

increasing." goods and fertilizer is

(2) "Their

crops are better, not only because of good weather, but because millions of tons of fertilizer are being produced in Europe this year, compared with

750,000 tons pre-war."

(3) "Participating nations shortly will have in operation a currency clear- programme for

unce."

first

(4) "Barriors to the move- ment of goods, services and people; among the nations are gradually being

Jessened

time in (5) "For the modern history, representative; of the free uations of Europe sni around the conferences table for

out with and

came

months

Panormiled

회

United Btates. national in-

statletica

to also seem

COMB

BLACK HOOD SOCIETY ON TRIAL: FRANCE

Paris, October 10. One of the most sensational his- point to continupd good busi-trinls in modern Frerich ness. In the second quarter of tory will open here on Mon- 1948, the national Income rose day when 40-odd members of $221,400,000,000, according to

to

R record annual rate 07 an extreme Right Wing secrel with the, Commerce Department, the group will be charged

plotting against Income rate for the April-murder and

of the June period being: $6,300,000,000 the security above the first quarter rate, and State in 1037. $18,900,000,000 higher than the figuro for all of 1947,

Continuing high incomes, the

French

Te

Schilling May Be Devalued

Vienna, October .

Usually well informed banking clrales here stated today that the dallar ak- change value of the Austrian schilling, may radh be halved. The source atated that negotiatione aro Ел

: pro- greas to changs the exchange rate from 10 to 20 schiftings to the US collar, in order to hocst Austrian expórts which aro hampered by the present artificial high rate,

It is hoped that the rovision may also curb the present large scale black murkot deal- lugs in currency-Reuter.

Rita Will See A Lot Of Ali

Hollywood, October 10, Prince All Khan, son of the Aga Khan, hus come to Holly- wood, and the film, star, Miss she in- Rita Hayworth says tends to see him often.

Ile Ing taken a home here and plans to slay for some time. Mies be about the Hayworth seems

persor in Hollywood who only knows wliore he la,

"Yes, its true he is here," told reporters yesterday.

We plan to I intend to see him.

she "Yes,

to see each other a lot."

All Khun met Miss Hayworth ou the Franch at Cap Antibes. Riviera, usis year.

He and Misa Hayworth tour- od Spain and Portugal while she was visiting the Continent Fast summer, and Hollywood buzzed with a possible romaner. Ali Khan is married bul separated from His wife, Miss Hayworth is still the legal wife of radio and screen producer Orsen Welles, She has on interlocutory divorce that will

final become of November 12.--Reuter.

Notice To Consignees

CIE DES MESSAGERIES

MARITIMES

Consignees per Company's

5.5. "ANDRE LÉBON"

are hereby notified that theh cargo is being discharged int the Hong Kong & Kowloon in July 1939-were all members Wharf & Godown Co.'s godown,

The defendants-all that

Indicted main of 105: originally

men

At their risk and subject to the Wharf':

wore terms and conditions-of-storage:-

overall recovery for all programme

Western Department said, are keeping de of the anti-Communist organisa-where it will be at Consigneos' Europe. The

-programme - sub-j-mand high, ani, industrial prices tion known Cagoule. mitted by each nation was re- continued to advance during the secret meetings, the vised in the light of the contribu-quarter, somewhat offset by a black hoods (cagbules) similar to and where delivery may be tion it might make to the common downward trend in agricultural the white hoods worn by the Kafobtained as soon as the goods good of all

prices. Workers' wages and Klux Klan. good

ane landed. Mr. Hoffman

nation

assured the United salaries rose to an annual rate of

The remnining Cagoulards will

Damaged packages are to be States pubile that good progress $133,000,000,000 in the second in these first few months of Mar- quarter of the year, compared to be tried for murder of the Italians teft, in the Godowns for shall Plan operation has not re $127,500,000,000 in 1047. Cor-Barbato and Carla Roselil on

the Company's. surveyors nations. participating

On800,000 in the first quarter of the as for plotting to overthrow the THE DE LA RAMA STEAMSHIP CO., INC. Sed in complacency on the part porate praits rose from $24,700,- June 10, 1937, in Normandy as well amination by Consignees and the contrary, he said, "I can say year to $30,000,000,000 in the popular front of the Republican Messrs Goddard & Douglas al Government in the same year and 10 a.m. on Monday, October with. assurance that the fren second.

Instal an anti-semite dictator- 18, 1948. peoples of Europe are, at one with

ship in France, us in their feeling of the great sense of urgency for getting on with the job."-United Press

(Incorporated in the Philippines)

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Londing

17th October

Salling

18th October

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Loading

25th October

Sailing

26th October

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PERSONAL or INDUSTRIAL

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can be costly

For INSURANCE advice

consult

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

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pf

BANK MANAGER SUSPENDED

Nanking, October 11.

More Construction

LONE

TX-

To comply with the General The organisation which praw Bonded Warehouse Regulations up in the crisis months of 1935 Consignees must have a. Re- and 1930, was, tiended by Eugene veñué Officer in attendance Detanele, marine engineer when, damaged, dutiable goods and a formar member of the

Action Francaise, are examined. and In May, 1930, had grown to

1

No claims will be admitted. PR estimated 100,000; member after the goods have left the

throughout France. They had big arms dumps in Paris other key towną

Easing of the materials shortage and additions to the la- bour force also brought increased construction, activity during August, according to the Depart-

monarchist All this seems to add up meni.

an indication that if a United Stalos business recossion Li Chia Lung, manuzer of the around the corner,, it is a Nanking branch of the Central way around it, and the major foe- Bank of China, was suspended tor which may affect industrial fur 10 month: by, the Control Production in the United States

stockpiling programme. Yuan for alleged irregularities.

Central News Agency sald' Li- Chla Lung was accused by the The present, rather leisurely, Control Yuan's Disciplinary Com-method of completing the, pro- mission of using his offelal post-amme, it is Indicated, may be tion to buy dollar exchange "dur switched to more hasty means, ing the war-Associated Press. which could easily mean

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Nov. 18

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CIE DES MESSAGERIES

When the police raided the Cagoule headquarters in mildtown Paris at that time, they found not only anti-Communist information, effected. but also detailed plana for the seizure of Government buildings and the assassination of the then premier, Leon Blum and other Ministers. These, and other in- Hong Kong. October, 12, 1048. criminating documenta will be part of the Government case to- morrow when the trial opens ot the courtroom of the Seina As-

Bizca.

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Deloncia and General: Edouard Duseigneur,, the former Cagoule chiefs, both died during, the war.

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