THE CHINA. MAIL TUESDAY, MARCH
1950.
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ARRIVALS SAILINGS
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20th Mar
25th Mar,
8th Apr.
10th Apr.
24th Mar. 18th Apr. 13th May
10th Apr.
1st June
21st Mar, 0th Apr.
31st May
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varly April
early Apr.
early May
17th Mar carly April
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
AMERICAN BAN ON EXPORTS
Washington, March 12.
The Government has block- ed $160,000,000 in proposed exports stuce it clamped a virtual ban on shipments that might increase the Soviet spheres war potential.
EFFECT OF POLITICS ON EASTERN TRADING
Washington, March 12.
Tho Commerce Department reported today that political events in Asia during 1949 had a do- cided influence on future trade prospects with that dria.
An
article surveying such prospects, published in the official Foreign Commerce Weekly, soid that events with unfavourable influence were:
Spread of
Communist con The Commerce Department, re- | trol lover continental China porting this today, said that ox- disputes between India
and ports to the Russian bloo
Pakistan over both political and economie issues, continued civil strife in French Indo- China and internal disturbancea in Burma.
Eastern Europe were cut 70 per cent between the clampdown on March 1, 1948 and September 30, 1040,
BRITISH TALKS WITH ISRAEL
was in-
London, March 12, British and Israeli indus- trialists will meet for discus-
this year, It sions nounced at tonight's resumed session of the Zionist Federa- tion of Great Britain and Ire- land.
Exports 10 Russia alone, it
Events on the favourable shte said, declined from almost $21,- 000,000 in the first quarter of were: settlement of political dif- 1948 to a lille more than $500,-ficulties in Indoncalo and return 600 in the third quarter of 1940. from SCAP to the Japanese Gov- Most of the exports blocked ernment of authority to regulate were destined directly for the foreign trade and return of the trade to private Soviet sphere, but licences also bulk of that ARRIVALS SAILINGS
were refused for shipment else commercial channels under alm- _sariy-Apr. whore when it was suspected plified procedures.
Darly May they would be reshipped to Rus- The arcle attributed muen or Mr Maurice Cohen, honorary-
KJI.
the improving trade position in secretary, said that the Federa- The Assistant Secretary of Japan to the catablishment of a tion's Economic Section would basis foreign exchange consider import and export ques- Commerce, Mr. Thomas F. Blais, single
It said, "This. tions and currency changes. dell, said it now appears there is rate for the yen. no need for further extension of cased the way for reorganisation
whole Mr. Aaron Wrighi, reporting on special control powers over tin and simplifientian of the and. tla products following their system for control of the coun- the Joint Palestine Appeal, which expiration due on Juno 30. try's foreign trade and for trans-was started to establish the new ferning its regulation to the Jap-State, said that there had been a
Government
under the drop of about 45 per cent in sub- anesc
In 1040, The total general supervision of the occu- scriptions
would be about £1,130,000, In- pying authorities."
tax
Irom recovered politicntcluding is ex covenants, compared with over about to bring
more £2,000,000 in 1948. stable conditions generally within Subscribers had fallen from the islands..
33,000 to 10,000. "If Israel is to The articis continued, "That should facilitate recovery toward survive, it must be strong," he the pre-war level in quantities said. "No lower than 850,000 Im available for export of
migrants have entered Israel since raw materials for which this rathe dreinration of the Slate, and glon had long been an important hundreds of thousands are wait- ofing to be a source of strength and With the cessation
greater not a liability to the new State." civil strife anticipated.
const- availability of imported
Their target this year, he said, mers' goods for the native popu was £2,000,000 and the first four lution is expected to serve as an weeks of the current compalgı incentive to help step up she had yielded £550,000. The confer-1 output and to bring down prices enee cios Loinorrow.—Itouter. of Indonesian export products closer to world levels."
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Agentur
IRFIELD & SWIRE
These powers had been used sluce wartime to control not only exports but imports and domes- lle use. They were cased throughout the last half of 1949 as the US, which produces no primery tin, found supplies abun- dant and built up its strategic stockpile.-Associated Press.
Exchange system in Indonesia
The article said that settlement in Indonesia pected
source.
Yarlous
India-Pokiston dispute Money Market
to
Djakarta, March 12. Mr. Sjafrudditi Prawirane- gara, the Indonesian Finance Minister, said here today that Indonesian guilders overseas would probably decrease sharp- Turning to Indian and Pakis-
the ly in value under
new tan problems, the article traced A big slide in US dollars over foreign currency regime to be oconomie difficulties which have the week-end brought the price introduced tomorrow. by the resulted from political friction, down to HKS8.38 at the opening Indonesian Government as an It said, "Both countries recently of the market yesterday. Before have been trying to break away the luncheon interval it was down export inducement scheme. from their former close depen-
The object of the new scheme dence upon supplies and markets a further two and a half points is to end all manner of illegal of the other. India has sought to recovery in the afternoon brought $0.33. However, a sharp transactions and smuggling which satisfy her needs for raw cotton it up to $6.38, were promoted by the present and for
from wheat
overseas it was $6.374. foreign exchange system and in-
sources; including
United States, a late growing, terferred with the
and is
cx- an is planning
TT was booked at HK30.87% of exports,
pansion
down to $8.35% in the morning | The article added, "On its part and at 80.41 down to $6.40 in the Pakleten l
to develop afternoon, le trying direct export and roma local processing of ita raw juta to Sterling improved five cents to shift some jute acreage to rice and to orient Its sources. Df ~~supplies of various countries Australian pounds-were-down,
Bve conts to HK$13.30. to outside countrive."
development Under the new scheme expor- tere will receive foreign exchange certificates for half the value of bills of exchange they present to banks as well as the full equiva- lent of the billa in Indonesian currency.
Importers of goods purchased abroad will have to bo in the
rehey.
the
to
r-
possession of a foreign exchange most important problem in
The article continued that the certificate besides an Import and foreign exchange permit to ac- Philippines was adjustment quire the necessary foreign cur-serve which was excious dc. The Indonesian Finance Minis- pleted by tapering off of wartine ter sald today that the decrease funds from the United States. In the value of Indonesian
I noted the import gull-
controls ders overseas would occur if the Philippine officials hope to
said, "By these measures price of foreign exchange certi- ficates issued to exporters was duce the country's imports by maintained at 200 per cent of the ing the value of imports to about $200,000,000 annually, thus bring- official rate of exchange-the price which the Government in- tended to fix at Arst.
He admitted that the rate might fluctuate.
one
The Government expects result of the new scheme to be that foreign countries will show a greater willingness to invest in Indonesia. Reuter.
Menace to UK shipbuilding
Liverpool, March 12. Sharply rising, costs menace the British shipbuilding indus- try, the annual report of the Liverpool Steamship Owners Association said today.
Costs are about two and a half times higher than before the war, the report said.. There is danger
that the British industry will rion|
and
re-
the level of the country's current exports."
Regarding
HK$15.40.
At closing time
Piastres were unchanged at HK$12.50 a 100.
Ticals at HK$28.30:4⋅ 100 were; fikewing unchanged.
NEI Gullders were down 40) tents to HH424.10 a 100.
TELEVISION IN ITALY
China, the article said, "The most distinctive com- Tolevision has arrived in mercial development in Commu- Italy. From Rome, carrespon- nist China has been a program dent Robert Shearer reports
do. me for concentrating both
new tolevision that Italy's mestle and external trade
most commodities in the hands transmitter, installed near of huge State-controlled trading
in Milan is almost ready to start
organisation pointed
However,
trans-
operating commercially. that out
The first trials of the the spread of Communist control mitter have proved outstanding
Nor la has already cut off
importantly successful.
ot
Hong Kong Stock Exchange
A very quiet day.
EK. DOVT, LOANG
đi Loan tiến 35% Loan (1934 & 1940) 91b, ". 5% Loan (1048) ..
BANKS 1.K. 8. Jank 1406, 1415am. (Eun. Res.) 45. Chartered Bank 49 11/190. Mercantile Bank A. &`N. CRI»,
Apk of East Al 107,
INSURANCES Canton Ins, BICU, Union Jan. 104. China Underwriters Bu JK. Fire Ins. 215,
BRIPPING
Dotigiaver 200n.
H.K. & M. Steamboats (If.. Indo China (Pret) 19%n.
(Def.) 200n. Khella
(teater) G8/-n. Wolun Welerbot 2015. Ada Nar, 90an.
DOCKS, WHARVES, GODOWN8, Ete. B.K.K. Wharyen 106.
North Point Wharves Sn.
Shanghai Honghew Wharves 190. 178, Ducks 18.Cor.
34.
China Provklents ·izh, 12426, Bhangha! Dockyards Wheelocks 284.
MINING
Raub Mines By HK Mines 01.
LANDA, HOTELS & BLDOS. ... fotels Ex.Div, BOE. HR. Landa Sz.Div. 65.80u. Shangtial Tanda algh, than
Humphrey Ex.Div. 30.
ILK. Realice In.
Ohinese Entales 135.
PUBLIC UTILITIES ILK. TramWars 14,&Ch, 167018, Peak Fren (0){d} Inn.
(New)
Star Percles ExDlv, k26, 1955, €. Lights (Ok) 1156, 119ann, (New) .206.
II.K. Patates Ex. Div, 2774.
Mens Elecirles 20. Skin Light #720. Telephones 170, 171m.
Bhanghai Ca 1141
INDUSTRIALS
Caki. Macy, (Ord.) 2b,
Canton lees an
Cebierta Ex.Div., C., 2, 2560,
HK Rapes Ex.Div. 10n.
STOREY, Els, Dairy Farms 416.
Watsons Ex.Div., Cl. 435. L.Crawforde 21, 22, 214mm Auceren 3.80.
Chi Emplum Ex.Dis. 0.401. Săn to it, 15.
Kweng Bang Hong 35. Wing On 1.1.3 026, Raa. Wm. Towell, Ltd. 014n.
MISCELLANEOUS China Entertainidents 17far. .. Construcilona. (01) 2.405.
(New) 1,800,
Macaman lavestris, /en. Vibres Tiling is 5% m
Hariman (H.K.) 760. Shanghai Loan 1,107.
Ewon 1.
COTTONS
--------- KUQDER, ste, COMPANIES
Alma Estates 18h. Anglo-Dutch 0. Anglo-Java iti. Bato-Anams 25n.
Bute Plantations ¡405,
Chemer United 30.
Cheng Rubber
16,
:
Consolidated Rubbor 2.10b, 2.10mm.
Dominian Rubbers in.
Langkate in.
Repah Rubbers zen: Rubber Trust 25, Bamagaga - Robbers' .958, Semambi Rubbára 1100. Shanghai Kedahs +1. Shanghai-Malaya 100. Bhanghal Padang. 196. Bhanute Bomatras .09. Sun Moneris et by Bungel Duris 14b. Tanah Meraha 585. Tebong Robbers Ik Ziangbe Nubbers 50n.
SENDING BULLS
TO ECUADOR,
•
While Britain sends pedigree this stock to America by air as part
the
lines of commerce with the Wes- "success" just merely wishful of her export drive, there is tern world, and has rendered. thinking on the part conditions of access to supplies Italians, British experts visit news of Spain sending buil→ and markets of that vast arca ing, the transmitter report that fighting bulls-by air as part difficult and unpredictable the new Italian station is techni-of a plan to raise funds for United Press.
caily "very chicient”.
earth quake victims in far-off At the same time Vatican City Ecuador.
never far behind in adopting Writing from Madrid, William tho. very latest broadcasting Stuttard: explains that disasters alds—la_Installing its own tele- | In any of Spain's former posse?... vision network. A special tran- sions in the Southern Hemis
cause a whve of
GOLD DEPOSITS
IN EGYPT, smitter and special receivers will here, alwayroughout Spain. Thi
Cairo, March 12. bowed for i
tion and audital administra- | sympathy The newspaper "Al Assar" re-
granted by time: unable to render, immediate Pope
will be televised financial assistance to the
be able to meet world 'competition posted today that the Government throughout the Vatican
alfectively and old ships will not expert odmmitted estimated that
to ylower city and
tims, the generous-minded: Spa- Į
be replaced by British yards, it gold mines at Sukkari on added.
and it urged, that earnings set
For
to
cash in on Television
niards decided that a charity bull-fight would it the bill,
The idea caught on, and me of ...tolovision Sobin',ing Matadora.or◄ Britain, however,
very fared to
casa +
aside to replace worn out vessela mitteo counted '20 velris of gold direct from it ma
and
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Arr. Mar. 17-
Arr. Apr. 14
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"Marine Snapper?? "President Johnson"
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Baile Mar. 20
Art. Apr. 16
Salla Apr. 16
ROUND THE WORLD
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Arr. Mar. 20 Arr. Apr. 5
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froa. of choEZO, At the same time Spanish buil- that they broeders promised:
first in Britain would make a present
Staly
the Meanwhile, Red Sea near: Kosselt, 800 miles the expected The report said high taxation is South of the Succ, amounted to largely responsible for the dis- at least 18,000 tons and possibly Targ
salesmen. treated
30,000 tons. stale of the Industry,
It will not fust The newspaper, bald the com4 ting orders bar rolloved af taxníion
Fore whose
was estimated to:
homes. In Tang: shops The Alsoclmión also, expressed at 10-
"execoding the-In setting UP
their ularm at the prospect of nation- value, or the South African wro
the allation of ports Associated The paper said that alded Rations and studios,
used American: equipment have this mineral Wealth the Govern and advice given to them prae moht could secure a gold backing for the Egyptian currency with, in two years at a low cost. Z
Press,
Chicago, March 12.
The president of the first Unit- ancient Egyptians mined gold at sewi ed States International Trade Sukker! but did not dig deep Fair sald today that contracts enough to exhaust the supply Headquarters.ro United Pross
at Talt
Arral from different
and the United States and
ad
Rome March 12.3 Fren The Central Instit
that products from more than to lics ann different countries" will: pp., en display when the Fait opens, on ||August (7) for a two-tvrdkorun,"
United Press,
hou
Uni
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Direct to Los Angeles; in 16 days. Thence San Franciscó,
M.S "CASTLEVILLE”
trame the problem MAS:“BOUGAINVILLES
Or under
transport/foo, it was decided that tbw;byll-fight-it, it was to kura
Seattle & Portland
.....30th Mar, 30th: Apr ARRIVALS FRom pacific COAST BUM
19:24thƐMar 21 ART
coed at alle must take place in M.SBOUGAINVIL Ecuador Isolt 249,00 Finally, it wor drranged
that a Spanish-zhip
should take the bulla across the
Ailentio, and that two.,
planes Would theor Venezuela, Colombia,
the
oft quaking: Andes; to Quito, cape, MS, “BOUGAINVILLE'
M.S
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Bort Swettenham;
Rand
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