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PORTS and

MACASSAR

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"TEGELDER"••

"TJITJALENGKA"

ARRIVALS

In Port

27th June

9th July

SAILINGS

28th June

1st July

6th July

13th July

"only to Singapore, Penang ♣ Del. Dall direct to Singapore, net to Java porta and Macassar

@ MANILA, EAST &

SOUTH AFRICA &

SAILINGS

28th June

7th July

6th July

SOUTH AMERICA

ARRIVALS

"BERLAGA! •

In. Port

"STRAAT BOENDA”

"TEGELBERG"

"TJIKAMPEK”

1st July

"AUYS"

6th July

5th Aug.

• not calling Manila and Bouth America

not calling Manila

JAPAN

"TEGELDERG”

8th July

4th July

3rd Aug.

"STRAAT GOENDA"

"RUY8"

Agents: HOLLAND-EAST ASIA LINE

RUE CHINA MAH, TURSDAY, JUNI

FINANCE

AND

COMMERCE

Hong Kong exhibits at the Chicago Trade Fair

Hong Kong Stock Exchange

ments

Chicago, June 26.

| Carved ivories from Hong Kong will be one of the top features at the United States' first Intor- national Trade Fair.

The Managing Director, John N. Gage, says the Fair will provide a showcase for the world to show its goods.

Thirty-oight countries will exhibit their products at the Fair, which runs from August 7 through August 20,

The exhibitors buy space at the rate of $3 per square foot. They also pay the freight on their sain- ple goods and for the upkeep of their booths.

U.S. MAY CUT WHEAT EXPORTS

Washington, June '25.

The Agriculture Department said, today that because of the uncertain outlook for wheat exports the United States máy not, reduce its wheat surplusseR much this year,

Pending clarification of develop.

Kuren tho market The Fair will operate lika adopted a wait and sea attitude. huge general store-a atore so big Unions, however, were a bright it will occupy four large build-Ainerican cities probably will compares with 300,000,000 during feature with unsatisfied buyers atinge. $010 at the clost,

H.K. advt. Lack- 4% Loon 08.

Loan (1031-A-1940) DAN. Low (104) Mon.

Banks

1.1. 48, Bank 11.

1. Reg.) 17975. Chartered Bank ED 15/16, Mercantile Bank A. & B. 2004. Bank of East Asia 1003; 101.

Insurances

18th July

*

EUROPE vio MANILA

and MALAYA

ARRIVALS

SAILINGS

"LANGLEESCOT"

"MARIEKERK"

early July

"MELISKERK”

carly Aug.

9th July carly Augi Carly Septi

Through Ba/L, forued to

European ports.

•

JAPAN

"LANGLEESCOT"

"MARIEKERK"

Mediterranean and Northern

"MELIBKERK"

8th July

Barly Aug. early Sept.

early July

early Aug.

KINGS BUILDINGZSKELEEONESEP05EUNTE E

BOTTO

ISTHMIAN LINE

(3-(kmlan Steamship Company New York)

DIRECT MONTHLY SAILINGS TO NEW YORK

VIA LOS ANGELES AND PANAMA "STEEL SURVEYOR" "AKTION"

28th June

24th July

Tanks available for Bulk OIL SAILINGS TO SAIGON, BANGKOK &

- DJAKARTA (BATAVIA)

"STEEL SEAFARER"

"STEEL ROVER" "STEEL ADMIRAL”

2nd July

23rd July 20th Aug.

ARRIVALS FROM U.S.A,

Salla N. Y. Sails SF. Due ILX. Sailed Salled 1st July Sailed 5th July 20th July 11th July 20th July 19th Aug.

'STEEL SEAFARER" *STEEL ROVER”

STEEL ADMIRAL"

GILMAN & CO.,

Tel: 31140

LTD.

Chinese Freight Agants: HIN FAT & CO., LTD. Tels: 28823, 26553 & 23483.)

ISTHMIAN LINE

(Isthmian Steamship Company, New York)

S.S. "STEEL SURVEYOR"

LOADING 28th JUNE

SAILING

28th JUNE

FOR

LOS ANGELES & NEW YORK via PANAMA CANAL Passenger Accommodation Avallable. TANKS AVAILABLE FOR BULS DI

GILMAN & CO., LTD.

Tel. 31148.

Chinese Freight Agent:-IN FAT & CO, LTD.

Teli: 28823, 25553 & 23483.

SWEDISH EAST ASIA CO.,LTD.

ARRIVALS: WHOM EUROPE

my. "GUMATZA"

my, “DUKAT"!

m.v. "MINDORO"

TO KUROPE

SUMATKA

July

FOR:

ADEN. FORT SMA, GENOA, MAHSILLES, ANTHERİY ROTTERDAM, BREMEN, HAMBURG, COPENHAGEN, OBLO

ACOPHENBURG |

– Džeplanks Available for Buikeli

GILMAN

CO. LTD.

Canton In, 210n:

Unlou In Glüb, 613». §idea China Underwriters Sni II.K. Fire Ins. 200.

Shipping

Thonstates Ex.lv, 150w. II.K. M. Steenboolę lin. Indo Chlone Pref.) £1 uberes 10.70

(e) share an

Bella) 5.

Udon Waterloni 18. Anu Nrivi 478. „kona. Docks, Wharves, Godowne, Elc. 11... Whaivis 2015!

North Point Wlarven on. Shanghai Hanskew Wharves Ita. 3.K. Dorka 10160.

China Providenta 9,366, 1.50.50. Shanghai Dockyards is. Wheelsch 4018

Mining

Raub Hines 4.305.

1.K, Miner 0115.

Lande, Hetola & Bidan. 1. Hotel 8.10. HK. Landa 29.

banchal Tanda 1.200. Humphreys ab.

3.K. Brillen 1.906, 2.10. Chinese Pataten 28in.

Public Utilitler II.K. Tramways tits, lisa. Peak Tra (Old) tün,

(New) n.

Star Forfes 6p.

| C. LENC JOH) 191⁄21⁄2#, 1998)

*(New) k.

1.K, Electries

Marko Electrice 11360. (New) 10.

( shares) 10m.

Telephones gra Bhringhal'Gax 1 n.

Industrials Cald. Maer, ONE 22/1. Canton les Alph. Comenta 10.20

ILK. Ropes län.

Stores, Etc. Delry Farms 150

(R) Th.

Watroon zin.

1. Crawford E.Div. 18.

Sincere 244.

China Emporium .

Sun Co. Lid 170.

Keno Bang Hong Son.

-Tưởng ĐH (UT). Đơn

Wm. Powell, LW, tn.

Miscellaneous

Chiba Entertainment 14. IK, Constructions (Old) 2.4ồn,

(New) Lain.

Vibro Filip it. Marsman Investments Dn. Barmen (ILE) n. Ahanghal Loan Ton Yangtze 25,

wos 3.

Cottony

Rubbar, atc. Companies Alosa Fatates 14.

Anglo-Dutch 30,

Anglo-Java lin. Balu Anama „16m. Buto Plantation 5. Chemor Vallet Cheng Rubbers 10h. Consolidated abbóin 19 Dominion Robbers 1.200. Java-Consiliateda Dân. Koin Bahroe 786. Kroowook "Jarak 2155D- Jangkita In

Padang Bulbaru (1ớt, – Repah Rubbera (11)ą), Rubber Trou 210h.

Remambu Jibbers 256, Shanghai Kedaha ib. Shanghal-Malarg 101. Ghangbal Pahang Joh Bhanghai Karpatras in. Sua Mangale 107. Sungel Duria 17 Tanah Meraha 14Th, Teborg-Rubber crib.

Zlepabe Rubbers 50n.

Money Market

Visitors will see thousands of articles-gems from Ceylon, sports shirts from Norway, slipper from Korea, sponges from Teleste, pencil sharpeners from linals, USA, egg-breaking machiner

The Department said the Ligßed States wheat exports during the 1950-51 marketing year whith begins next Saturday may total If the show la a success, other only 250,000,000 bushels. That the last 12 months and the record with into the net Want to get simaliar fairs next year, obrarvera high of 500,000,000 during the

too, will be 1048-40 season. prodlet, Chicago, measuring 1961 prospects agains 1050 performances.

"We hope to make it an annual hines avent in Chicago," said Calanel from Holland, submarine tela Cage-Associated Press. phone cabies from Britain, bunk note paper from Sweden, fabricated houres from Finland, radioactive materiais from Cana din. This le a sample of the wido variety of gods to be exhibited.

pra-

The Fair came ho being an a result of a suggestion from the U.S. Commerce Department last year. The Department wonder. ed why big trade fairs similar to those staned annually at Brussels, Paris and Leipzig could not be held in Američu.

--

Steamers collide on lake

Detroit, June 25. The passenger steamer City of Cleveland collided with the Norwegian freighter Ravnfjell on foghound Lake Huron 10- A group of Chicags business day. killing at least one pas men acted on the suggestion. They established a non-profit car-senger and injuring four. Two

show. others were missing. paration to sponsor the The Economie Co-operation Ad- ministration gave its blessing~~~ but no cash,

Stocky, pipe-smoking Colonet Gage, a retired U.S. Army officer who had bossed the vast quarter- master clopot here, was named managing director.

The prospect of a five per cent) increase-in-bremi-grain produc- on in Western Europe was cited as one of several factors pohuling to a possible further slump, li wheat exports.

The 1960 United States whent estimated at 045,000.000 clop is bushols. Domestic uso is expected to take about 700,000,000,

If exports total only 250,000,000 bushels the crop would be about large enough to supply all de- mands.

And the nation would end marketing with wheat reservo stocks still standing at the cur- rent 450,000,000 bushels level.

The Agriculture Department, in a aurvey of the world wheat crease in acreage is expected in situation, said "A significant in- the Argentine where seçdia is

WAY actively under United Press.

} Now

The freighter rammed into the port side of the big excursion steamer in a pea soup fog shortly after a., amashing in four staterooms and crushing tivo life- bais. The steamer had been ên! route here with 100 members of the Chamber of Commerce from Benton, Michigan.

The Detroit and Cleveland

"Prime purpose of the Fair," said Colonel Gage, is to bringi buyer and seller together and thus Navigation Company, owners of stimulate trade, among nations, the steamer, identified the dead If you can get international trade, passenger as Alvin Boyd of Ben- working, it will do more for peace than anything I know."

Group system.

Exhibits will be grouped by commodity instead of by country, Thus, beer from Amsterdam and beer from Milwaulter, Wisconsin, will be in the same section. And, conveniently, cheese from Aarhus, Denmark, will not be far from crackers from Filipstad, Sweden,

Consumer goods will be hibited at Chicago's huga Navy pler and the nearby Chicago

cx-

When

Association directors superseded

Bombay, June 25.

The Government of Bombay.

on Barbour. The Company saldas superseded the present the misslog and injured also vere Board of Directors of the Bom- front Benton Harbour, but did noti

Bullion Association, ac- Identity. them. The injured were hay taken to Harbour Beach Hospital cording to a Government com-

munique issued here tousy. the freighter rammed

The supersession, effective from the steamer, the crew guided tomorrow, has been ordered in pyjama clat passengers to lie- exercise of powers. conferred on boats. The steamer's boats, how- the Govermanent by the Bombay ever, did not have to be lowered. Forward Controls Act of 1947. The shipping company said the The Government' commerique steamer's hull was not damaged stated that in the opinion of the below the waterine and she was Government an emergency has proceeding to Detroit under hor arisen when "in the Interests of own power-United Press,

trade, inn:ediate supersession of the governing body of tka Asso- clation is necessary."

arena. The booths will display DOWNTURN IN

such products as clothing, shoes, Jewellery, luggage and easmetles,

Industrial supplies and equip- ment will be viewed at the Inter- national Amphitheatre in the stockyards and the collicum.

There buildings will house, ontong other things,

cars, a chinery ane! machine tools, plumbing equipment, chemicals a and building materials.

The U.S. Government will as sign a staff of experts on tariffs, Customs and currency to the Eait. The Fair will furnish guides, Interpreters and bus transporta- tion between exhibition buildings. Navy Pier, a long, low bullding which juts out over Lake Michi- gan, and the Chicago Arena are only half mile apart. The Coliseum is three miles and the Amphitheatre is six miles from

*

the Pler.

Fale sponsors decline, at this Icarly date, to predict attendanes or estimate the amount of busi- nitas that will be done as a result of the exhibit.

METAL PRICES

New York, June 25. The first downturn in the price of major non-ferrous netals since mid-March came late last week when feud fell half cent a pound under pressure of

Mr.

seven-member body with Chunilal Mehta, Bombay financier, as President has been constituled...by the Government for a period of six months lo replace the present Board-Reu- ter.

Hoffman on

top-heavy supplice textile problem

Copper and changed and strong, with both metais virtually sold out for the next several weeks and demand still far from satisiled.

The Global Fian

TO HONOLULU & SAN FRANCISCO

vio JAPAN

"President Cleveland” "General Cordan"" "President Wilson"

...Are. July 14.. Arn. Aug, 1 *19* Arr. Auž. 3

Balle July 15 Salls Aug. 2 Salts 'Ad%

TO SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES-

"President Taft" "President Madison"

via JAPAN

...Arr. July 3 ........................Art. July 12

+

Salls July Salls July 12

4

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

Willlamella Victory" "Dartmouth Victory"

Arr. July 16

Arr. July 20

Salts July 17 Salla July 30

ROUND THE WORLD-

VIA MANILA, SINGAPORE, COLOMBO, COCHIN, ... HOMBAY, KARACHI, SUEZ, FÓRT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, MARSEILLES, GENDA, NEW YORK and BOSTON

Salls July Sails July 18

"Marine Snapper"

President Johnson"

Arr. Jaly a Arr. July 16

Arr. July 21 Arr. Aug. 18

TO JAVA & STRAITS

"Mount Mansfield" "President Fillmore"

St. Geargo's Bldg.

P

“Salla Jály 2

Salls Aug. 19 Tel. 28172/5/

BEN LINE

FAN

SHIP "BENLOMOND" "BENALDER" "BENAVON"

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"BENVENUE" "BENDORAN"

ARRIVALS

FROM U.K. via Singapore.

DUR

In Port 30th June

on or abt fêth July

27th July 29th July. 9th Aug 14th Aug.

"ORNLAWERS"

"DENATTOW"

SAILINGS

"BENAVON" J"DENVRACKIE" "BENLAWERS"

J.

"BENLOMOND"

"BENDORAN"

*BENALDER"

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27th Aug.

Loading on or abt.

20th July

31st July

London, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hamburg & Hull (Liverpool,

Dublin,

Haver. Antwerp, 4

Hulla

*17th Aug

K/Whart

Ganoa, Le Havre & Liverpool,

13th Aug.

4th July

31st July

31st Aug.

Liverpool,

Glasgow.

Dublin, Antwerp Rotterdam.

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* Acoopla Cargo for Havre,

Via Malaya, Colombo, Port Sudan, Aden, and Buez Canal. For Further-Particuitars, Apply To-

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

Agents

Tack Building.

Telephonet 38fes.

textile problem THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

New York, June 25:

Mr. Paul G. Hoffman saya. the unemployment problem In The reduction for lead to 111⁄2 cents a pound, New York, and the U.S. textția industry can been foreshadowed for some time, not. be solved by halting ex-

Western Europe. though even

sales continued ports from moderately good. The market has Mr. Hoffman, head of the Eco- been increasingly burdened with nemic Co-operation Administra

spoke at the American metal shipped here by foreign lion, producers hungry for American Federation of Labour United *.tile Workers convention, dollars.

In addition, the Government zald that an added bulton dotors was reported not to be planning in carnings for Western Europe to buy lead for the stragetic is expected by 1983. This amount

said, would mean "gbout stockpila in the new fiscal year he

Industry US$400,000,000 in increased" im- starting July 1. The Advisory Committee asked that ports to the US$100,000,000 any decision to cut off stockpile Comparing buying so abruptly be reconsider figure with America's US$140,- the impact on the 000,000,000 value of wholesale All nations that maintain died to lessen plomatic relations with the Unit-market. The Committee submit- goods produced, he said: "rank- ed States were invited to part) tod a tapering, off purchasing

kenstein proportions it has at elpate in the show. The 30 na- schedule to the Munitions Boardy I cannot see it in the Fran- tions and territorios which have and this-weok sohie' trade"sources nined in summe vika, Mr. Hott-

minds."

In

the

taxtile

accepted thus far are Afghantan, and prospects for adoption of Algeria, Argentina, Austria, Bel- this proposal appeared bright.

The land price setback on Fri-man said. Europe. may increase glum, Brapi, Canada, Ceylon, day was the first anco March 14 Its textile exhorts to the US, Colombia, Cuba,

Denmark, Egypt when the metal wat market down from the present $110,000,000 a Finland, France, Germany, Greece, a half cent to 10%. Five frac- year to $100,000,000 in 1945 US dollars_reasted sharply to Hong Kang, Teeland, Italy, India, Įtional advances subsequently Compared to Ul. textile pre- the Korean layasion yesterday Japan, Korea, Mexico, the Nether brought the quotation to 12 cents duction worth US$12,000,000,000, When the rate shot up to HK$0.07 Landi, Norway, Peru, Portugal, on May 11.-Associated Press,

after opening at 35.90.

Saar, Sweden, Switzerland,

TT opened at HKB004 and Triate, Turkey, Tunis, United

Sterling opened at $15.30 Vietnam and Yugoslavia:

closed at $0.08.

and, closed at $16.32.

Australian- bounda ware stoj

tionary at HK$18.40.

Pinsires remated moon at HK$124.100.

UK-ARGENTINA

Kingdom, the United States,

Annual event ?

U.S. RUBBER CONSUMPTION

New York, June 10

Rubber consumption in the US

the European import boost. is a mall figure, hồ said--Associated Pross.

ITALIANS IN LIBYA

Tripoli, Jung 25.

The United on Coincil Among the countries not repre sented are Epain, Russia and; sta Gulders at E12 a 100, were un-rope and Chips. ificala at TRX27 6. 100, bhd MET "Tron Curtain" neighbours in Zu-climbed to on all time monthly has advland Commeleleher Adrian high, af 109,237 long long in May, Felt that ftalan participation, In 'changed. •

the Rubber hufacturers Asso- the 21-member ryparatory, Come The sponsors call, the Fair, the cation reported today. The total mittee and the National Assem- largest tidest trade show over was 18 per cent over April's 90,-bly would not prolidɛd the so bold In the United States. They 888 tons; and comparai with 81tlement of the legal bistus of expect 1:500 exhibitors. The dia- 850 tons, for May-oflag-year, Italians in Libys artde the coun try has dehlaved Independence.. playa will uin 200,000 quare sept Bynthetic rubber used amounted Emir, Benus l head or the in of hope space but there is still to 15,509 long tone, or 19 per cent Cyrenalean Biate, had asked the

ploty or Foemű available.

hover: tha April Bure, of 30,03 County govieg, brithile maint served Natural rubber ussit was ds. order turbeln the Cabine) Cand CyreraTehninumbly to “formus Other 933 long: tana: or 10.64 per cent fate their on tis Commutes

MEAT TALKS

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negotiations

With her

For the 4th

American - Litres),

(claimed, rubber which is not in auchs from Cyrenaldas POP!

oluded as: Part 0831050) TEP Ure tania And

M.S. "MALAYA"

LOADING ABOUT 8TH JULY

for

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Troks qvailable for the carriage of oil in bulk THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

Quo's Bldg, Zud floor.

Tel. 34111 & 34112

BURNS PHILP

LINE

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