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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1952.

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES Trade Union Development In

MOM

BIR HAKEIM”

LA MARSEILLAISE” „ause to

"MEKONG"

"MONKAY"!

·Arrivirik

Lasving

June ta Juty

July 1

+Jaly· 18

Zuly 11

.Jano

2

Jonh 23 July 11

3 'AUB. $

Aug. 10

LA MARSEILLAISE” July *BİR HAKEIM”

MEKONG"

• For Passenger and Freight.

Outward For

JADA

Kobe & Kohama Jagan

Homeward For

N. Africa

Exrope

Marsellen ́tia Balgon

Atries & Enrepa N. Anica & Europe

GROWING INTEREST

IN RUBBER

ROADS

An

London, Jane 24. enormous potential

t freight for Saigon, Alexandria, Tunis, Genoa, Margotlles, Algiers, Oran, Tangier, Casablanca, Havre, Dunkirk, Antwerp, Rotterdam & all Mediterrancan ports via Marseilles and West Africa by Transhipment, | demand for rübber for road- making was forecast at the Madagascar by transhipment in Saigon or Djibouti,

annual

of the meeting British Rubber Develop

Sabject To Change Willout Notice,

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Arrives July 8 from Singapore. Sails July 9 for Japan.

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N.Y.

Futures

Cotton

New York, June 24.

Prices of colton futures closed

today as follows:-

Spot

July

October

December

March (1053)

Mhy

July

Detéber

December

41.05 nominal 39.81-30.23 37.36-37 33 37.14-37.15 30.01

Chicago Grain Futures

Chicago, June 24. Chicago grain joined the major commodities in upward firmness. Wheat closed today to 1% higher and sybeans wore 1 lower to higher. Prices of futures closed today as grala

Wheat-price per bushel

36.79 nominal follows:- 30 ja nominal 34.75 bid

Spot 34.03

July September

NEW ORLEANS MARKET

Goot

40.15

Jihy

40.02-40 85

October

December

37.32.57.34 37.11

March (1959)

37.90 bid

Máy

July

October

December

London Rubber

Futures

*London, June 24.

Prices of rubber futures closed

today as follows:—

No. 1 rubber, per 15.

in penca

July

August

September

October

July/September

October/December

January/March

April/June

28-2014

2952-38 S

2734-14

2014-2 2331-2014

United Press.

December

March

May

Coro Spol.. July

September December March May

Пус

July.... September

Oats July September

2.31 nominal 2.30)6-2.31 2.3412-14 2.30-1 2.412-11 2.40%

1,793 1,80-14

1.0076-2.01

--United Press.

N.Y. Rubber

Futures

ment Board.

British Colonies EGYPTIAN

Patchy But Now Beginning To Sort Itself Out

Lomion, June 21.

In a frank examination of the trade union situation in the Colonies, Mr John Walton asks in an article in the "New Commonwealth" what has been the effect of varied help given by the Sir Sydney Palmer, the Chair-Colonial Service, the British Trades Union Con- man, said that they now had

gress and more lately, the International Con- nctive organisations at work in Great Brain, the United States, federation of Free Trade Unions. Australia, South Africa and Malaya.

Excellent progress had been made in the development of the use of rubber in roads. Several hundred miles of rubberised roads were laid in various parts of the world and alcommercial demand for rubber powder for

this

to

begun purpose had emerge, both in the United King- dem, the U.S.A. and elsewhere.

can

This is his answer:

The results to date are patchy; |

in some places, encouraging equally discouraging in others. It is too early

to assess what

fruits will come from the plans of the International Conference of Free Trade Unions for regional organisations to cover the world, though an office in Accra is pro- jected and a college is to be set up in Ceylon.".

He continues:

"We are now satisfled that we

Incorporate the powder efficiently in road surfacing "Symptomatic of the present materials and that roads so position is the state of Nigeria. treated display marked advari- After two years of chaos and con- tages," he said. "It is before a feuds and political adventuring, fusion, consequent on political accepted that such roads have a better surface and that road

the trade union situation is now maintenance costs are reduced, beginning to sort itself out, Thla lotter advantage alone thanks to the initiative of the sulßtes to justify the inclusion of organised workers and to the in- rubber,

fluence of a delegation from the I. C. F. T. U. which visited West Africa last year.

"Until recently, progress has been chielly empirical and to provide a more scientific basis our Natural Rubber Bureau has opened

G Road in Virginia Research Laboratory, which is said to be the best of its kind in the U.S.A.

"In the United Kingdom, where we already enjoy the scientific assistance of the British Rubber Producers' Research Association, we have also embarked on a joint research programme with the Road Research Laboratory of the Department of Scientife and Industrial Research comprising laboratory research and practical road trials, which should yield reliable conclusions by 1085."

MALAYAN HELP

During the period of high prices, the rubber producers of Malaya agreed to provide powder at a low cost price for use in roads,

Rubberised roads had been laid in Canada, Australie, the U.S.A., the United Kingdom, South Africa, Malayu and elsewhere. Immediate decisive results could not be expected.

an enormous

There was potential demand for rubber for this purpose if road authorities become convinced as to the long- term benefits,

The recent meeting of the Rubber Study Group at Ottawa had given him an opportunity to seo for himself the road systems in the Northern States of the U.S.A. and in Canada. There, temperature changes the great arising from hot, dry summers followed by extremely cold winters inflated great damage on existing roads,

It had already been shown that damage could be materially reduced by the Incorporation of rubber, and it was in that great area where they might expect rubber to be first widely adopted.

БОМ

HONGKONG SHARE MARKET

(From Our Correspondent)"

Trading was slack on the morning, the transactions re Hongkong Stock Exchange this corded up to noon being #09,324. Interest remained centred on the Unities. Noon quotations

were:

COTTON

BARTERING

ROYAL

-TJIWANGI"

"TABMANTM

July "TIITJALENGKA" Zuly Juty

"TIPONDOR"

**TILPANAN**

"THLUWAD" *THIKAMPEK➡ "IWANGI"

"DOISSEVAIN" *KÄBTWAY” *TUTJALENGKA“ "TRŠADAN⭑*

Cairo, June 24. The Minister of Finthee and Economy, Zeki Abdel Motari Pasha, vigorously dufended the Egyptian Government's cotton polley and forecast blighter ex- port prospects for the remaining DDAS months of the’ktásön, In' an ex- clusive Interview with the United Press today.

Referring to difficulties to date

"TJILUWAR*

- July

STEROCEAN

BALLINGE

July 0

July July 27 ADE.

16

ALE AUK R

This fact should give rise to

in woon exports and the effects. "TIWANGI” on outside opinion

of Egypt's THFONDOK" Zcaki Pasha financial portion. buting his Goverment's plans "BOISSBVAIN” and actions.

"TJILUWAI "The decline in Egypt's cotton TJKAMPEK" exports up to mid-May compared with the previous "TJIWANGI" seasons, is no doubt substantial. "gruAAT"

MAKASSAR"

"VAN HEUTS?” "STRAAT

MAKASSAR"

Aup. D Aug.

Aug. 18

Ask

Beyt,

**

Sept...

Bept.

7

Bapt. 9

Bept. 20

Sept. 25

ng

Oct.

cerning Egypt's financial aitua-

tion. By removing the artificial "TAWANGI minimum prices and crushing' | TASMAN

no serious feeling of unrest ron-

O

Page

Подкрота, DJakarta Bamitang

"Kuribala à Mackmar

Bingapore, Penang & Delaware Deli

Japki (via Manila)

Burakala ti BERCASAT

Singapore,

B. Africa

MNGER, singapore. Kance

B. "Aistes de B. America Singapore, Djakarta,

Thüratala * Atacamar

Bemarang.

Djakarta, Tfirebon, Bemarabă,

Buradala z Marakar

Singapore, Djakarta,

Korkkis & Macazior

Jayan

Bemarang,

Singapore, Penang & Belawan Dall

Singapore, Madiu

MEDIJA

Japan

Africa & 8. America

Djakarta. Tirahon, Gamtarang.

Burabais ", Madukkar

Singapore,

Jakarta, Semarang,

"Bucabila di "Macassar

Singapore. Penang & Holawan - Dell

· Japan

Bingapore Djakarta, HEINATANK.

durabila a treaskar ♬

DJakarta, TJtroben, Bemarang.

Burabala "niacassar. Manis, Bingapore, Mauritius,

5. Africa B. America

Singapore,

Djakarta. "Sematang,

Burabala & MacasERY.

Djakarta, Tiirebon, Semarang,

Butabala &. Macassar

Singapore, Djakarta,

Surabais de atackmar

Mantin,..

ARRIVALS

Jane

27

Joly

speculation, the Government has "TITJALENGKA”” July prepared the ground for healthy

normal market conditions.

"Side by sold with the normal demand the Government's barter deals, together with the abolition

of the export tax, may be rolled upon to encourage exports during the remaining months of the of the decline hitherto sustained. season and make up a good part

July

Semarang

Singapore, Bauriti

Africa & 8 America

From

Macantar, Surabala,

Japan

|

Djakarta & Singapora

Semarang,

B. America. E. & B. Afric

Mauritius & Bingapore Japan

General Agents,

HOLLAND EAST ASIA LINEL

SAHINGS TO EUROPE

under-"BLITAN"

"The Government's taking to purchase all cottons offered to it at the end of the i season will provide an outlet for SHARES BUYERS HELLERS SAD the crop remaining in the hands of growers and up-country 1300 10 @ 1370 merchants."-United Press.

BANKOS

HKC Bank East Asia.... 141

Canto Lindo

"The Communist -dominated Nigerian Labour

Congress has INSURANCES lost over 100,000 members, and its pro-Soviet general secretary has resigned. An action committee leads those who Jeo industrial progress through democratic methods.

SAME PROBLEMS

What they must do to pro- gress further is much the problem of Colonial trade unions evety-

whore.

make sure that

They must members pay their contributions regularly, since no officials cun afford to run the union or live themselves on a hand-to-mouth basis.

They must put forward de- mands

that are

possible of achievement and not just puffed up to retain the, interest of the

men.

A Registrar of Trade Unions might help them to keep their books better without interfering with their finances. He could further outline and demonstrate the virtues of friendly beneat schemes which might be run to encourage the regular payment or country. subscriptions and which, in this

in the last

century, helped many organisations over this first difficult stiler

PROVIDING KEY:

"It is in the way they tackle these basic problems that trade unions in The Colonies will fourth es well-administered guardians

of working claas standards, or will perish amid a confusion of manifestoes, wild demands ond personal and political ambitions.

simPPING

733 743

Ada Nay..1054 DOCKS, ETC.

K. Wharf... TİLL

LAND, ETC.

1000

422 423

Rice Shortage In Ceylon

$ In

Providezit Wheelock

105 Land

(RM) ........43.40

EL

to

UTOLITIES

TYRM

****** 20.00 Siac Terry

DOIS

40

C Light.

Eretic

London, June 24. Owing to rice shortages in the Commonwealth, Ceylon has had turn to the United States, Brazil and Indo China- for supplies.

This was stated in the House C. Light

(N) 450 526 1500 à 835 | of Commons, when Mr John.

2110 M50

Foster, Under-Secretary of Stato Telephone .. 15.00

for Commonwealth INDUSTRIMA

Cernent Rope STORES ETC.

Dairy

Wosedn COTTONA

Ewo

18.00

000 & 10 34.40..600 @ 14.30

ELIS

100

3500 3

the

Relations, was asked whether he would

on send special and urgent help to Ceylon where there was insuf ficient. ries to maintain 58.70

with certainty even the present low ration of 54 ounces a day, for any length of time.

Ho

replied

that

United Kingdom Government was aware with, the Ceylon Government's difficulties, There was a world shortage of exportable supplies of rice which of course also affects United Kingdom

territories in South- East Asia. Malaya

of, and sympathised N.Y. Foreign

Exchange

Canada (dollar) England-oficial

unofficial

30-day tuteuren 90-day futurIEM

Austraila (pound) .... New Zealand. (pound) South Africa (pound) Belgium trane) Denmark (krone) France (trano) West Germah Deutchemerk Holland under) Italy-official Norway, Oritve)

Spain (pevota)

Eiwitrerland---free ·

There have

already been enough of these....At all costs, the Administration must avald Portugal (escudo) wishing trade unions on workers Sweden (krone) who are not ready for them, asIDDLE EAST happened in Nigeria after the Egypt (pound) war.

Tri (at) irse (ainur) Turkey (ra)

to

"On the other hand, it is well that the unions In British The scope of the demand that Colonies have a freedom that is LATIN AMERICA might be created was indicated

|| Argentina-official denied

organisations InBrazil (cruzeiro) by the fact that $1,400,000,000, French territories.

Bolivia (boliviano) FuThis spent annually In the

Chile Tree for In Colombia (peso) opportunity on road maintenance dividual development may yet Cuba resolo)

provide the key to a widening Peru-free

Mexico trade union horizon in those Urugury, (pesoj Colonies which are part of the British Commonwealth."

U.S.A. alone.

Seeking Tuna

Tariff

Washington, June 24.

Senator Warren, Manguson (Democrat) predicted today that a tariff will be imposed on frozen tunn in 'or 9 months in a re ciprocal trade agreement with Japan".

New York, June 24. Senator Manguson made the Prices of rubber futures closed statement on the Senate floor in today 25 higher to 20 Rower urging approval of a bill in- with sales totalling 05 contracts.posing a three ceals per pound

-fLondon Exprent Service)

Pakistan Interest In Jap Textiles

200

Venezucia trollver FAR EAST.

India (rupee)

Pakistan (rupee) Hongkon

Indoreda Singapore Japan

Closing rate June 24. US$107-0/10 $2.7039

=

2.67 bid/ 2,00 naked

ってない

for instance, depended/ on imports for half its supplies, and Hongkong for almost all.

The United Kingdom Govern- ment had consistently brought to the notice of the main exporting Governments the dangers of the shortage, and the need for as

possible.

The

level of exports

29

bulk of suppiles from the

*9231

2.73

2.701

10

nigh

1455 .0020-3/16

4.20

2633

.0013

1400

A370

were made by Governments were

0935

likely to be Thade by Burma this

6370

0640

.0600

Coyen to USJI

United Press.

LONDON TIN

MARKET

New Drive For Prices closed today as follows thuty on frozen turn from Japan not bought from the Japah-Shot is, buyer

Sugar Pact

September

October November December

January (1055)

April

London, June 24. February The free market supplies of March sugar for the crop year ending | May August 31 were estimated at June

July

7,330,000 metric tons in pre-August port of the Statistical Commit-september tee of the International Sugar Council, approved in London on Tuesday.

tin, soller

071

Osako, June 24. Textile denters in Osaka claimed today that Pakistan has

London, June 24. "turied suddenly" to the Japan. The Ein' market opened today. cotton textile market since dictedly armer with turnover the end of last welk, showing of 100 tons incluriing, 20 tims for particular interest in grey shift tosh. Prices victed today at the inga and print cloths,

end of the omeint morning They norcaled that Pakistan serion as follows

eso market for some time after Business done at large frozen the completion of purchaics in Three-monitur tin. Buyer,,, DUE duna imports have threatened Japanese white mull and cum-Third-months tin, seller. 199 21.42 nominal the destruction of U:8, tunn brier

which is not Pakistan is now mainly looking #7676 caminal Ashing industry 27.50

covered under any existing law for grey shirtings much as the 2 nominal because the technique of ship ganko and Fukujuso branils and 20.38 nomino? ping frozen figh the been oruud 12 to 12 cents per gard: 20.00 nominal developed only in recent years. Akachidori brand et 10 to 10

He and, "the Japanese are cents; Cramo, deer and perch brands at 18 cents and soldier long looking more toward a

31.25

und Peru.

30.39 nominal

20de nominal

HO

said that

20.04 nominā

20,23

200

26.76

N.Y. Copra Prices

-New York, Juho 24

The report estimated the re quirements at 4,030,000 metric tons. The Council decided tom! Copatwad beportedly, sold at day to presa-negotiations for a $140, per short com escorult 41 new international sugar agro-was quoted today at 10-1 cunla mont.United Press,

a pound, asked, United Press.

range trade in the Future than brand at 20% rents, Pakistan

Budinem dona'at Bettlement

main rice exporting Countries were allocated to Governments.

July

KALMKERKM. "ARENDSKERK"

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SAILINGS FROM EUROPE

Hotterdam

Arrives Hongkong

"AIMEERK”.

Balled

"ARENDBEERK"

Fuly

"KİELDRECHT

"RIDDERKKIK" MILITAI

feat.

July

Beot.

Nov.

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month and by Siam within the

next three months. Caylon PETER MOK

would no doubt be able to secure further quantities in this way,

It was reported that the Ceylon Government had also been in successful negotiation

for rice

with the United States, Brazil and Indo-Chino, and that as result the situation had been

eased.

JAPANESE BONDS.

London, June 24.

Japanese bonds

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Durizem was done. In the local

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WILLIAM -LVCKENBACH”

to any advantage they might has shown therest in print cloths merging at the following have for a few months if we from 15 to 15%1⁄2 cents per yard 173. dolar (pot do not approve the bill."

and cotton, warn 20's single and stering note: (que» 40's mingio at 63 to 0 and 87 to 2ndonesia guilders (pur-100) Tho Bill was defeated,-85 cents respectively all C.I.F. Hamicale per158)

Wingebore (Biraita), per poundUnited Press. United Press.

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