1950-05-19 — Page 12

CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MAY 19,

ROYAL INTROCIAN

SINGAPORE, JAYA

PORTS and

MACASSAR

"TJIBADANE"

"VAN HEUTB2”

"TJIBODAS"

"TJITJALENGKA"

ARRIVALS SAILINGS

20th May 24th May atat May

6th June

*not calling Bingapore

● MANILA, EAST & SOUTH AFRICA &

"BERLAGE"

SOUTH AMERICA

"TJISADANE"

"TEGELBERG"

"TJIKAMPEK"

"STRAAT SOENDA"

"RUYS"

28th May

10th June

J.C

10th June

14th June

In. Port

6th July

10th June

19th June

8th July

27th July

"Loading for Mauritius, & Bouth America only **Loading for East & Bouth Africa only

JAPAN

"TJIMENTENG"

"TJISADANE"

"TJIBODAS"

"TJIKAMPEK"

"TEGELBERG"

"RUYS"

In Port

23rd May

Bih June

20th May

,

And June

18th June

10th June

10th July

4th July,

26th July...

Agents: HOLLAND-EAST ASIA LINE

ARRIVALS SAILINGS

EUROPE via MANILA

and MALAYA

"RYNKERK"

In Port

"LANGLEEBCOT"

early June

early June early July

"MARIEKERK"

early July

early Aug

Through DI/L Iued to

-Mediterranean and Northern

European ports,

JAPAN

WAYNKERK"

"LANGLEEBCO'

"MARIEKERK"

Darly Juns

20th May

early July

early Juhe

early Aug.

early July

KING'S <BUILDING. TELEPHONES: 28015 10. 28017

Baş¤IMPUSĖ AGENTSENZ EUSNAGIH ROAD, e TEES. BUT,' 211'3.3

ISTHMIAN LINE

(Jethmian Steamship Company, New York)

DIRECT MONTHLY SAILINGS TO NEW YORK

VIA LOS ANGELES AND PANAMA

SAILINGS TO SAIGON, BANGKOK &

"STEEL SURVEYOR" **STEEL EXECUTIVE"

2nd Jone

.23rd July

Tanka available for Bulk Oil.

DJAKARTA (BATAVIA)

"STEEL SEAFARER”

ARRIVALS FROM U.S.A.

"STEEL AGE"

"STEEL SEAFARER”

Sails N. Y. Sailed Salled

GILMAN & CO.,

Tel. 31148

.24th June

Balls S.F. Due H.K.

Sailed' 16th May 3rd June 24th June

LTD.

Chinese Freight Agents:HIN FAT & CO., LTD.

Tel: 28823, 20553 & 23483:

SWEDISH EAST ASIA CO.LTD

trike

ARHIVALS FROM EUROPE -

..31st May

m.v. "BALI"

6.5. "HAI HING"

Early June

mv. "SUMATRA” 1.v. "MINDORO"

..End June

.End July

SAILINGS TO EUROPE

m.v. “BALI”

.15th June

m.v. "SUMATRA"

..15th July

FOR

ADEN, PORT SAID, GENOA, MARSEILLÉS, ANTWERP, BOTTERDAM, BREMEN, HAMBURG, COPENHAGEN, OSLO

& GOTHENBURG

Deeptanks available För Bulkbil

GILMAN & CO., LTD.

Tel 1148

“LA MARSEILLAISE” Roundtrip to JAPAN

HONGKONG.

10 DAYS

(5 in Japan)

sailing 30th May 8 Yokohama and Kobo.

p.m.

HONGKONG attivol 10th June 8 a.m.

1st Class HK$810 to 975 Tourist

12 HK$585 to 615

Excursions. In Japan arranged

For particular, please apply to

CIE DES MESSAGERIES QUBEN'S BUILDING

FINANCE AND COMMERCE

CO-OPERATION ON TEXTILE MARKETS

Hong Kong Stock Exchange

A quiel

Market With volume of businest small.

Y. GOVT. LOANS

* Lown yah,

As in (1084. 19th) on. 31% Loan (1908) 879.

DANRO

1.K.. Nahk 12koni

(am. Itek.) TVN. Chartered Bank 29 7/16h. Mercan Bank A, à 3, £22ń. Bank of Balt Asla Idoh. INSUHANCES

Cantu, Kon.

..

Uhrion In Eubir, tabb, 6450, China Underwriters 1.

H.K. Fire Ins.

anirriko

Duuninura tutn.

ILK. & H. Steamboats in. Indo Chinha (Pred.) 8011⁄2h.

(e) 203.

Shell (Destef·06/T%%, Union Waterbate 20. Asia Nar, 65, „Gdna,*****

tho

BOCKA, WHARVES, CODOWNS, EN IK, AK, Wharvee stek

North Tuft Wharvid s.com. Bhangbal Boiskew Wharren in, IK, Docks 14n;

Chinn Providente #,00h, Shanghai Duckywrda 21, 2 Wheelucka zin.

I'

44 SEINING

Baub Mine $70

H.K, Kinayaks ja temp 1. LANDS HOTELS & ULDGÁ,

11.

9. Hotala 8356.

1.K. Lane 375 0.

Shingal Landa 19.

Humphrey R.

K. Bele 2"

Chinese stažeń 1240.

PUBLIC: UTILITIEN › 1.K. Tramways-15b; 17% / 14. J'enk Trims (Did) Enblr, 18

"

(New) Ex.Dir,

Har Ferris PIN. ****

1

C. Lights (Old), 9.958, 70#, 10.20/10am. (New) 5.00b, 6.90.

1.K. Electric» 211⁄2h,

...

Maeno ectrics UR 17. Ex..

11, tighía In

Bandakan Light

Blán,

Telephones 145. Ehanghal Gas 1.

INDUSTRIALE Cald, Marx, [Und) 2}, Carton lees in. Comenta 180. B.K. Ropes 18.

STONES, Ete, Dairy Farm 12. Watson 126, 1212an. L. Crawford 22. Binners 3,8%.

China Emporium Sun Co.. 18. 20:

Kwubk Behr 2 oai thu. Wing On (.K.y' str. Wm. Powell, Lid. Plan.

MISCELLANEOUS

China Entertainments in, B.K. Constructions (OH) 2.000.

(New) 1.30%.

Vibro P 11.

Haruman Investimenta D/-n.

- Marumao_{ILK.) ....IBA..

Shanghai Lan in. Yangtzes. 2% uk, *---

COTTONS

Ews 1.703, 1.80%.

RUBBER, els, COMPANIES Alma Estates idn. Anglo-Dutch Sun.

ABELSJIVI „E85.

Datu Aname „103.

Bute rantations 140b,

Chemor Unlia B.

Cheng Rubbers 155, 2 Consolidated "Rabbers Ex.Div. 1.30%.

Damijan Rubbers 1.39.

Kula: Wahroo-täðnit -

Kroepäck Javna,100.

Langkitė in..

Padang Robbėra -DIH. Repah Rubberâ ',106. Bubber Trusts 1955,-8.100. Bamberg Rubbers 15.

Becaba Rubbers::105, 286. Bhaghi Kedaha in. Bhanghai-Malaya, 107 Bhangbil Pházig• Köb, Shanghal Summizas 10, Sue Madzis 396. Bungel Duri 180, Turn Merchi 45%. Tekonk Stubbára 1067 Zlangba Rubbers 801.

Osaka, May 17.

Sir Raymond Street, Chairman of the British Cat- tan Board, told a meeting of British, American and Japanese textiles trade loaders here today that, development of Japan's cotton, industry hos to be achieved on à basis of international co-operation and in a spirit of livä ähd lét. live':

1

His statement was echoed in identical words by the Chairman of the Japanese delegation, Bumpet Hori, who said that the meeting had contributed to a far more satisfactory achieve- ment than at first expected.

Discussions

between

the

three delegations, which have been going on for a week, end- ed.today..

Sir Raymond Strent, who led the Brilish, delegation, sald in a joint statement issued. on behalf of the British.and American delo- gates, that something Important and lasting had been accomplish- ed, at the conference.

The statement continued. "We demonstrated that by exchanging ideas and information and by es- tablishing basly friendly contact it is possible to lessen the diff culty which faces us.

"We have, taken, the, Brst step along this road instead of along n road which leads again. to misun- derstanding in Increasing dim-. culty.

Those who expected different results from our conference did nat understand our approuch.

"The ubject of our visit was not to propose agreement on the division of markets or prices or ony such things. Our approach way and is to rely on better im- derstanding to promote helter practices without a specific plan or agreement."

Japan satisfied

FLOATING FAIR ON CARRIER

London, May 17,

of

The aircraft carrier Campants, veteran of savage convoy battles on the wartime Northern routes to Russia, will become a floating

festival exhibition for the Britain in 1951,

Painted white and sporting an open-air cafe on her flight deck,

will start the 10,000-tonner tour of Britain's roast porta April, 1951.

די

As to start Convertion Birkenhead in May.

n

Át

The exhibition, strongly mari-' time in Anyour, but tied in with themes of the big exposition now building in London on the South bank of the Thames,, will des- eribe Britain's contributions to selence, the arts, and industrial design. Assuciated Press.

GRAECO-GERMAN TRADE TALKS

Frankfurt, May 18.

West Germany und Greece will Buntpol Hori, chief Japanese start negotiations in Athens early delegate, also confirmed that no in June for a new trade agree-

taken discussion had

placement. about the division of markets

The present $57,000,000 agree-{ or setting prices by agreement; ment will expire soon.

or arrangements of a restric tive nature.

West German Importers have| Bad trouble fulling their agree-

A senior managing director of ments to purchase Greek tabdeco the All-Japan Colton Spindles under the pact. Since the war Association told Reuter after the Germon smokers. have preferred conference that the Japanese re-

presentällves were very satisfied American to Greek tobacco-As- with the discussions and looked spelated Press, forward to farther talks in the

near future. He thought India's U.S. TRADE WITH participation in similar

slons would be useful.

discus-

BRITAIN

Washington, May 18.... A report by the conference's Export Policy Sub Committee The United States, exported concluded that sale in foreign $141,300,000 to Britain's sterling markets of cotton goods at un-area blee during March while im

that porting $111,100,000 from necessarily low prices seriously diminished the return which such

area.

preas

exports could and should make to In February, the US. shipped the national economy of Japan. $119,100,000 10

"Such sules could unsympathetic attitude

create an toward

Japanese participation in world trade with possible repercus-

while receiving ter

the sterling arca Exports. to were below the 1960 monthly

sions", the Sub-Committee average of $155,800,000 while im- ports were up from the 300,300,- warned.

Another-Sub-Committee.report 000 monthly average last year.-

ed, without comment, a Japanese Associated Press

claim that, the collon Industry

would require more than the

4,000,000 spindles, now authorls-

ed-by the Far Eastern Commis-

KULAKS GAOLED

Bucharest, May 17,

Three Kulaks have been sen-{

New York Stock Exchange

New York, May 17. Late, selling throw d rising alék márket off course today. Early gains of fractions to around à point were either: cut down dr in,hordo cases, wiped out.

Radio-television Акныев were Work Closing prices amgll advances and de- was brisk most of Business the day with the turnover ground 2,000,000 shares. Some railway equipment issues rose on the strength of news of Pennsylvania Railway's record-breaking order for 10,000 cars. Ve JODCA Dow

averages: Stocks 78.00: 20 Industriale. 220.00; Rails 56.77; 10 Vilties 43.82.

Cicking quotations: Adams Express 224 Alaska Jument 273 American Can 119

The Global Flees

TO HONOLULU & SAN FRANCISCO via JAPAN President Clovclánd” ................. Art. May 28 #General Gordon” .............................Arr. June 19 "Predlident Wilson" -...svapas. Arr. Juno 19

Salle May Salls Junt Salls June

TO SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES via JAPAN

“President Harficon" "PRESIDENT McKINLEY"

Arr. Juno 5 Sails June G Arr. Júns 11 Sälls June 12

TO NEW YORK, BALTIMORE & BOSTON via PACIFIC COAST & PANAMA

Williamette Victory" "President Tylor"

. Art. June 10 ..Arr. Juno 10 ROUND THE WORLD

Sails June fa Salls June 11

VIA MANILA,, SINGAPORE, colombo, COCHIN, BOMBAY, KARACHI, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, MARSEILLES, GENOA, NEW YORK and BOSTON

Arr. May 23 .. Arr. May 28

Salls May 24

Sails May 30

15

"President Van Buren"

President Jefferson"

TÓ JAVA & STRAITS

Smelting 55%

70%

100%

"Willamette Victory"........Att. June D St. George's Bldg.

Salls June 10

33

8

Baldwmotive 10

Anaconda Aviation

Barnsdall 524

Bendix Avlation 451⁄2

Bethlehem Steel 30%

Boeing Aircraft 29% Borden Co. 81% Canadian Pacific 15 Case,. J. I. 43 Chrysler Colgate

823%

45%

·

Commercial Solvent 1734

Corn Products 65 Du Pont

Rastman Kodak 484 General Electrle 50%

Motors 855%

Goodrich 9876

Goodyear 52%

Homestake Mining 441⁄4............

International Harvester 29%

Paper 45%

1

Tel & Tel 13%

•

Johns Manville 51 Kennecott Copper 56% Montgomery Ward 58% National Distillers 224

Lond 44% New York Central 14% Packard

Pan

Real Silk 14%

Airways D RR 17

Carp. 20%

Remington Rand 12 Repub

Steel 33%

Tobacco 37%

Schenley 31

Seare Roebuck 45 Shell Oil

43%

Sócony Vacuum 184 Southern Pacific 544 Standard Brands 23

"

Oll of Calif. 07% all of N. J. 79% Studebaker 39% Union Bag 2014

Carbide 50%

US Rübber

"Steel 32

"Lines 184 Westinghouse 34%

Younkstown Sheet & Tube 84 Gen. Pub. Utilities 17%

Bonds were higher, Marked up

sion for domestic and export re-fenced to death and five to hard on the Curb were Cities Service.

quirements.

Before the war Japan had 12 000,000 spindles and, will reach the 4,000,000 telar again this year. Potential production is 400,000 Dr. Sataro spindies Takhac, Japan's Foreign Trade Minister, has urged a total of 0,000,000 or 8,000,000-Reuter.

a.. year,

UNION BAN ON SEGREGATION

Washbigion, May 18.

of Industrial

The Congress Organisations has banned

all

Nekro-White segregation in the

other

labour terms of from ten to do Corden Petroleum, Pantepes. Oli court and Venezuela Syndicate A330-

"clated Press. years by a military Oroded.

The

accused, described en followers of Jullu Mantu's, pèq- sant movement, were accused forming terrorist grutips for the purpose of murdering State - clals. The group was further ac- cused of seriously Injuring In spector Constantin, Maral In Apill-United Press,

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

AN CITRUS PACKER" Undez wami us d

Washington, May 17 The Export-Import Bank Loday approved a credit of $125,000,000 for Argentina-Router.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES LOKASIM ver Consignees por BARBER WILHELMSEN LINE

MI. TRAFALGAR

HEL

South of the United States, brHaving, arrived. Hong Kong elsewhere on properties owned condignees of cargo are hereby are hereby notified that, their Holined that all goods have cargo is being discharged into or leased by the Union,

The ban pplies to offers, been landed and placed tum long Kong & Kowloon drinking fountains, wash rooms their risk and expense into the Wharf & Godown Co's godown meeting places and

godowns of the Hongkong, and where it will be at consignees Issuing the alreative the CIO's Kowloon Wharf and Godown risk and subject to the Whirl's General Counsel, Mr. Arthur J. Co., Ltd, where delivery may terms and Conditions of storage, as soon as the and where delivery may be US dollars opened yesterday Goldberg, challenged any State be obtained

obtained. ut HK$6.03 rose to 6.054, and or local statute erordinance goods are landed.. closed at $0.0521.7421100 which would require the CIO to

TT opened at HK$6.10% and practice. segregation-Reuter

Money Market

closed at $0,119%; *vijá

wax.

4.

MAN

facilities,

the

No Cuma will bo, admitted... Dumagud, packages are to, be after the goods have left the left in the godowns för ex- Sterling

tinchanged 2 NEWSMAN'S WRIT godowns or failure to attend amitation by Consignees, and HK$15.35.0

the Company's surveyors, 59 DM, A BL)

survey.

Messrs. Goddard. E. Dougla Australian pounds opened affa Aceh, May 18

Charles Dellar, fournalist on All broken,

Chated apd dam- HK$12.69 and closed at $12.60.

at 10 am. on May 20, 1950: Piastres remained nominal at the staff of the African-owned aged goods are to be left in HK$12:= 100,AFTS LE

Ghana Express," today

Red Ticals at H$20.40 100, and writ usking for judicial rellot for the godown where they will be To comply with the General NEI Gullders at HK$4 a 100, his wife, Mrs. Patricia Dollar, examined in the presence of Bonded Warehouse Regulations, and daughter now living at Meer, Goddard and Dollglas consignees must have. à. Ro- venue Oficer in attendance Hornchurch, Essex, Engla

were unchanged.

Tel. 28172/5.

BEN LINE

SHIP

"BENWYVIS"

"BENARTY" "BENVORLICH"

"BENMACDHUI"

1"BENLOMOND"

"BENALDEA" "BENAVON" "BENVENUE”

“BENMACDHUI” "BENAVON"

"D'ENWYVIB"

"BENARTY"

"BENVORLICH” "BENALOER” "BENVENUE"

:{

FAX

THEN THE

ARRIVALS

FROM U.K. via Bingapore.

SAILINGS

QUE

In Port

on or abt. 6th Juno

11th June

21st Junio 26th June

2nd July

16th July

26th July

..

Loading on or abt.

26th Junk

20th July

Dublin,

Ham-

20th May

London, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hamburg & Hull. i

Liverpool,

Rotterdam,

burg.

·

Genoa, Le Havre, Lon- don a Hamburk,

Liverpool,

Glasgow,

Dublin, Antwerp - Rotterdam,

† Accepts Cargo for Japan.

10th June

14th June

6th July

31st July

* Accepta Cargo for Havre.

Vi Mulya, Colomba, Port, Buden, Adan, and Suez Canal.

For Further Particulars, Apply To

W. R. LOXLEY & CO. (CHINA) LTD.

Agents

York Bulld

Telephone: 3416b.

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

M.S. "KOREA"

Loading about 10th June

for ...

ADEN, PORT SAID, GENOA, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG, DILO, GOTHENBURG, & COPENHAGEN

Tanks available for the carriage of oll in bulk

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

Queen's Bldg., Zad néor.

34111 & 34112

When damaged dullable gooi WEEKLY CHINA MAIL":

ها بار بار

| be admitted to the coon May 19, 1950, 'at' 10 ́a‚m. ·

Dollar states that For many To comply with the General are examined.

and daughter Bonded 'NY: RUBBER

Warehouse Regula No claufis will be admitted months his wife have been refused re-chtig ber- tions, consignees, must have a SepNew Yorky Mani7.- mits, and be has therefore applied Revenue Officer in attendance after the goods have left the steamer's godowa and bil Crude, rubber, Ne, One futures for writ to the Immigration when examining damaged full- closed 100 to 185 1igher soclated Press.

Omcer to justify his action-able goods. All claim against tocad remaining delivered 21950 will be! May

the vessel must be presented after May July

$27.75

to the Undersigned within subject to rent. fourteen days of the ship's M.An- arrival, or they will not be hamer. recognised.

231707

Ond frikies „smoked

Assoclut

LONDON

PL-BUDGET

the

on or

grosented

Awor they

tot bé Tecógrilsed.

WALLEM & CO

For Mahia, May 17. The Panipple Senate yester day approved the 1951 Eational Bublet bill walling for appropria No fire Insurance will tion of UB4125,000,000, (20

The Senate Janshed over US

Usio effected. GKS 000 LLUZ Dis House approved

kafes Bertator

Montano Firince Còm2: 'chalarian

mitter, said the Sonate will stand

Dint Senat

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