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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1953.
Long-Awaited Survey Starts Of American Economic Policy
Attending the first meeting, in Washington, of the commission which is to carry out a special survey of United States economic policy, President Elgenhower enjoined the members that their task would be to find acceptable ways and means of widening and deepening the channels of economic intercourse between the United States and its partners in the "free world."
It was essential, the President added, that the U.S. should help to develop new markels for its own great productive power, añil, ht të sime time, assist other nations to earn their own living in the world.
The chairman of the commission is Mr Claréfice B. Randall, president of the Inland Steel Company, and. Imembership has been selected with a view to avoiding acrimonious debate when the commission's Andings and recoftimendations are trans- lated into legislation for Congress to consider.
studied
President Eisenhower's
- December. January-
markets.
At the end
1050 she had ample
Steel
Share Issues
(By Norman Erumps
*Pago
Japanese Plea To Join The
Tariff Agreement
Sunday Timel, City Edirol (By Patrick Maitland, MP)
While no
details. have yet boen; annolinĉed, it is
becoming deng, that the impending issues of steel shares will be governed by certain principles:
First there is the tompárd
London, Oct. 7. When Mr Waugh, the United States delegato to the UATT Conference in Geneva, spoke of the "political and 'security" interests of the free world in regard to Japanese membership of GATT, he touched the nerve of British-Americafi Hifferences in foreign policy.
tively simple task of determin- ing the new.capital structure of
It is broadly the United States argument that. ench company. Nekt
"bastion" of come Japan should be built up as the " the spak of issuing to the public
shares, with their Pacific, that is United States, security against the voting rights. This will carry outward and maritime expansion of the Com
munist bloc in Eurasia, headed by Chinh.
the
these
js
of
on terms
appeal to
the
out denationalisation, which the avowed object of the Act.
IF TH sức cản Bé Đưa the relations be- It may be said that pro-and by 1951 to 210.1 min, toris, mudtlying
templateki, derthin from the US. tagonists of free trade and pro-Exports
have tween the two countries. Trade
condition's will have to be satisfied. First tection are represented thereon. varied; In 1948 some 130.7 m. bötween them is to be studied
the board of each company will 1956 by a committee, but the resuite This should mean that the com-tons were shipped, in
have to calculate, on a conser this committee's sittings vativ busið, mission will carry greater weight record year-825.6 mm. tons; ddd
fortsethble it than previous bodies, who have in 1981 only 134.1 mn. tons. Re-nerd not hinder Egypt's de-
reports from Tokyo in-clalón
"net maintainable revenue over urged the USA.
to expand her trado to looseni cent
the next few years; and from dicate that Japan and Formosa with the Eastern countries. restrictions on free trade.
that to estimate is likely dis BATTLE ACT The commission is to have fls have made a barler deal where-
tributable profits, Next the Saturday, October 10, 1953, at 10 p.m.
The report of M: Harold report italy by March 6 next by the former is to ship 250,000 sul-
Iron and Sleel Realisation Stassen, together with President Passengers are requested to board From then until September-the tons of this ammonium
Agency will have to decide how proposals
by will
phate. Such reports, when Eisenhower's emphatic statement the vessel between 5 and 9 p.m. on
Adatantiated into practical action on the subject, should put an end
much money it ought to get whether in eäsh or Government Saturday the 10th October.
ministration, and legislation should remove the uncertainty to invoking the US. Battle Act
overhangs the
as the world's of 1931 as a cudgel to deter trade stock, prepared for consideration by which
proceeds of each issie, it perlog
will between bé free Wost and
then have to hold and cabins during the Baggage room,
of the Second "Red" East. Britain has been
decide whether the result luggage have to be registered at
cabulation provides basis for an issue the Kowloon Godowns, Godown No. March, 1055, then might see de- World War Japan produced just the dbject of attack, under this
which would. McCarthy, who would stop all 50 (No. 2 Gate, Canton Road cisions of which the notions of though ammonium sulphate for Act, ut she instance of Senator
the world could take, cognisance, her domestic needs; by 1940-
If so, to sell American aid to countries trad- inves
the lisue can entrance) from 9 a.m. to noon, and that is, about 18 months hence.
Communist bloc. bo
Otherwise, the corn- from 2 to 5 p.m. on Saturday the a date, incidentally, which was abroad, and became competitive ing with the
with Germany; Belgium, Italy, Mr Stassen's report to Congress, concerned will fall back
puny much before the members of the Britain and the United States covering the period January- 10th October.
Into a lower place in the queue. General Agreement on Tariffa
Ammonium
sulphate is used June of this year, exonerates
Every effort will be made to and Trade when they considered Am
ensure that
offers are the application of Japan as as principally in the manufacture Britain from having violated the viscose silk, principles of trading with the
likely attractive. It is highly adherent prior to full member of
electric
candles and Communists. He makes it clea:
that batteries,
"pink"
application special ship of G.A.T.T.
that the main Items which we Areproofing composition.
forms will be issued to former The removal of those 250.000 odat to China, had been under
aleel shareholders, to give them Eighteen months represent ana
tons relieved
the pressure and contract bofore the Chargo Est favourable treatment. Payment cuming lesstued the threat on imports of goods was drawn up. His long period, especially
can be made either in cash In which the part points out also that the
in almost m
every one of the wide stalemate during which all the to the marke
range of existing Government nations have laboured with difabove-named products have had United States purctised "nore
I would greatly help P
Akci fleulties which may be said to compete. As Italy and Britain from China that we did, but chat range
to her.
if the directors of each com- have been the sport of politientere said to be booked up for the Britain sold more
would reinforce This remainder of this year for ex- where necessary, is to continue. America
appearance of their prospectus further staicmate is all the more ports, the barter exchange means and we trave probably Heard the pany
States is the ast of the Baile Art's epica-
by a detailed statement of their difficult Lo understand when that the United
How to
move into tion. of
company's position and pros- viewed in the light the re-
TRADE CONVENTION Mr Juan T. Trippe, president pects. marks of the U.S. delegation to foreign markets.
STEEL FOR sturs
World Air- the Congress of the International
connection with the con-of Pan American In et! Chambers of Commerce
ways, is to be the chairman of the three mineral struction Vietma three months ago. At
com- exore carriers of 60.000 tons dead-the national convention that meeting that delegation ex-weight, of which the keel of the mittee of the Fortieth National prossed the view that time was frst has
been laid at
Council to Foreign Trade Kure, running out, if it wasn't alreadyJapan; on behalf of the National held at New York from Novem shortly be in need-of-additional
CABIN BAGGAGE: cannot be accepted on board before embarkation time. Passengers will collect their therefore have to baggage from the godown between 5 and 9 p.m. on the 10th October, during which period cabin baggage only may be registered,
ziote that ALL Passengers are requested to BAGGAGE must be registered as prescribed above.
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BUSINESS REGULATION ORDINANCE 1952
Copies of the prescribed Forms 1(a) 1(b) and 1 (ë)
Now On Sale at S. C. M. Post, Ltd.
HONGKONG AND KOWLOON
TEN CENTS EACH
LONG PERIOD
after two years
heerests [ti
too Inte.
live
at least of
fertilisers,
more free
of
strel
In
rc-
be
This
A
the
NEEDING CAPITAL
ΟΣ
the
It Is Edmmon kh6wledge that |** several steel Ebmpanies
Will
capital. If necess vision of this facilitated
the
pro-
can be by the Realitation Agency itself, élther out of its own ample resources or in co-
Live
Japán and the adjacent kland, cupation of those postlions or to the United ensure that they are related to coups on which
for the American security system by States at present dépends
courly in the Far East, straddle exclusive alliances. The vetem
coart East Addan
frem is
rounded off by the Asiras
from which Saghallen in the north (which is Treaty.
Great to Brimún continuer to be cut cut, held by the USSR) w
Australian New Dutch
All this restar on a broad, but and Guinea. There are the donin trighly debatable, bypotheris, t that the Highly packed and Ryuku islands south Japan, then Formen, and Anthly Japanese mition, with a ruty the Philippines.
growing population, kan live It is now established American without becoming irrevocably in- policy to continue either in oc-tertwined echimically with the
Asim mainland.
It is not unlike suggesting that British Interests do not demand
HONGKONG
SHARE
MARKET
of is
an intense preoccupation with European affairs and intimate British -partnership with the Europem mulions.
NATURAL MARKET For China, a s1131 virgin markot of nearly 300,000,000 people, is tire natural · Hintenlund for Japanese Industry in that it is relatively close, a communica tions are suitable, it has great (From Our Correspondent)
raw materials supplies, notable Stock coal, of which inductael Japda Business done on the Exchange this morning amount-slands in need, and the loterde- cd to $493,778.40, Noon quotation of the two countries is en
ons and the morning's trans-alent" and has long been in- actions
timate. SHARES BUYERS SELLERS SALES
If at the present time Japan BANKS
11K Bank 1510
11820 cohald
manufactured export 100
goods, and even capital goods, to China it would suit China's cf Industrialisation. programme And since the industrialsallón of that country must be enormously long process, it could.
Fort. Asia
INSURANCES
Unitin
DOM 840
Underwriters 5.30 D45
BUC Fire
SHIPPING
100
Aria Nov. 1.33 DOCKS. ETC. R. Wharf Dock.. .Provident
0716
12.80
B00
13.
1000
600
100
12.00 12,50 1000000
1.05
Wheelock
0.95
A
LT
4.00
Dn.
500 « 8715 | occupy Japanese business for
manty years. 13. 15 1000
Unhappily, from the Japanezo 13.90d Chinese viewpoints, Japan is adt a free agent. A long list of controlled goods has been agreed between Tokyo and Washing out. which shall not be geld to Chins lest they neslet the Communist star effort. Nor is the policy implied in that list altogether temporary.
KC Land .. 0311 04 S'hai Land 1.40 114
Humphreys
UTILITIES
Tram
17.10
29.70
F. Tram (N) 21.20 Star Ferry
C. Light (0) 33.70
Bulk Carriers, of the United
ber 10-18. The central them One resolution of the associa States, a dispute has arisen over for this meeting is, "Expand tion, attended by 7,200 dele- the interpretation of the price world trade prometes beiter
sell "A nation com
international gates, was:
and the ability of the of,
relations." com- abroad only as it buys abroad. pany to purchast plates. tople, Mr Trippe feels, offers
operation with the appropriate LAND. PTC. We believe that the United This company had leased the simulating opportunity for 2,000
City houses. This whole ques- States should
up to its formerly owned Japanese Im leaders in international com-
tion of new capital is likely to international responsibilities as
at Kure, micree to discuss a new economic be settled before each pros- the world's greatest creditoren perial Navy shipyard
and and incorporated clauses in the
pectus appears. The result will with the
Govern policy for the United States. to take con- į agreement
the realm of travel, Mr producing nation,
Be that the investor will be crete action on the two major ment, by which it would acquire Trippe would have us note that
invited to subscribe for shores issues
before the congress, (2) the grant of the same treatment fast
American
tourists Your
In a going concern supplied
well abroad. initial steps by the U.S.A. to that would be accorded to the spent over $1 billion
with funds for its immediate the and that this spending could
The investor will also lower her tariff barriers to bring Japonese shipbuilders in
needs. about feeer trade, and (b) con- purchase of their materials, steel reach two, or even three, billions
know what dividend he can plates in the question in disa, yair if the great shipping reasonably expect, and will bt vertibility of currencies.
companies and the international. At the opening session of the pute
the catieded that this prospective The Japanese Government, by air, lines continue to support the Bankers Association American
dividend has been calculated in Washington, the United States reducing interest rates for loans expansion of tourist travel. conservatively.
Friendly Secretary
international of the Treasury, Mr to her own shipbuilders, have Humphrey in exhorting his virtually reduced the price of fations of necessity, flow from trade. International fellow-citizens, when dissing steel plates, and therefore of the healthy the economie
To fit American. private enterprise can ships bullt, for position of the ships អា U.S.A., present
National and potential,
rier request help carry forward the economie said: "It cannot be that Ameri- for equal treatment, the Japanese development of the free world eens can fear a freer competitive Government have retorted that in an atmosphere of mutual economy. That is what we have the cut in interest was intended respect anti confidence," is how. Thrived dn. That is how wo
and accelerate the ex- he concludes his blessing on the help have grew great." He might port of products of Japanese convention's transactions.
It was not in- added that competitive economy builders only.
lended great, by
benent foreign ship. made
the world standards of 100 years ago, and building concerns, or compimies, that he deplored greatly the 18 operating in Japan by the mere
his lease of shipbuilding months stalemate which
ALLEGED BOY COLL President had laid upon the
In order
to compensate nation,
alleged economie boycott
JAPAN AT GENEVA, At the GAT.T.
to
10
ni
re-
Closing prices were as fol-
1:00
Spot tin, buyers
Reflers Business 3-month Ein, buyers
Letlers Bustnesi Settlemen!
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010-009 327 53吋 89754 1600 -United Press.
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993993 195130
24.60
From the United States view- point it is wholly undesirable that Japan should develop" "žný extensive trade with China" "Test 訂 economic interests dead. to
ol
25.80 political rapprochement and in the last resort to à growth 495 | Communist influence in Japan.
TWO ALTERNATIVES
of full occupation
of
134
14 2000
13.30
100
14.
200
1500 During the
9.90
18 8
100 13.00 Untied States 500 13.30
500
20 20.30. 200 je 03 20
C. Light (N)
Electric
Telephone
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The Arst steel Ordinary share issue should come within three or four weeks, All issues will be sponsored by a
group many of the leading City houses, who are acting for the Realisa-
com Agency. Insurance
Onancial in panies and other stitutions will, no doubt, give their support, but will do
for they art independently.
with normally in competition each other.
tion
D
INDUSTRIALS
10 cement
.... 16.70
$7,50 topb STORES, ETC.
23.10 23.40 Dairy
60
may
1000 10.50 Jepat undil the 2018 Ben Francisco Peace Treaty, 500 9.90 dollar expenditure helped to 9.00 make up Japan's trade defeit, 5006820 Since that treaty the threatened 20 taking off has been offset by 200 (23.10 heavy
the expenditure on 500 23.15 Korean war. There has been ex-
American 20.10 teneive
all-cha:c 204 23.10 buying in Japin of goods needėj
in the fighting theatre.
But insofar as that, too, must sometime Japanese in- tall off
500 a 23.60 100 @ 2140 1000 23.20 - 800 in 23.30 24 1000 Watson ....... L. Crawford 23 CUTTONS
2.473 2.58
mextile Corp. 605 63% 2500
MISCELLANTOUS
Yangiste (0) 7.20 730 5000
Yangtzo (N)
OKSOF
dustrialets have fazed two broad alternatives. One in to seek to eu: -looze from the USA and restore 2090 trade with China,
The other elerative is to seek markets in Asia and In the British Southeast 9.76 Commonwealth. To that end it 7.39 is darential in Japanese aves 10 725btain the adverilages of GATT.
There was no inherent réluči:
1000 distince on the Americans' par to support Jepan's request on this. But Premier Yoshida has cos trived to make the Americans. Desh creep with word pictures of what might happen if this fails,
Late Spurt On
Wall Street
since July the American
| Ambassador in Tokyo, Me John
Ailson, has been negotiating
The Bank Rato reduction will have created more favourable atmosphere, but its direct effect that steel sharts can be largely will be neutralised by the feet. paid for iri Government stock. Therefore, if the investor be codient to pay slightly higher price for his steel shares, he will equally place a higher value on his Government stock. At a very rough guces, the total amount likely to be required for the Ordinary shares is nearer £160 than £50 million, and the
New York, Oờb, *; With the Japanese - Government. over be spreati
were do a point or to expand the National Security issues will Imme period. Prospective yields more in a iple spurt today to Corps of 110,000 men inte br
session with the army of 350,000, 7 per cent oppor of .014 to likely. Taking all these factors bts! market gains in more thin Anto account, these issues should
a fortnight.
He has asket Japan to drzw Turnover
sektion for the not weigh too, heavily on the
pinoumted to 1,010,000 shares, up a defence programme which would, in effect range Japan Linte gains which broken sale Armly in the American camp, stemmened in large part from in- iwhirl would eventually relieve vestment buying just about wiped the United States of the costly out the lostes of the previous burdens, both of
staying in two sessions, adding and one Koren and providing a garrison, billion dolls: to. total market's for Japan, A.
LONDON TIN MARKET
London, Oct. 7. The tin market was purely discussions Egypt by Britain, the former insteally. Turnover was 60 tons at Geneva, Mr. Shunichi Mat- tends to develop her trade with of which 30 tons were for cash, zumoto, Japan's Ambisidder to Asia. Red China and the Atab Britain, pleaded that there was states of the Middle East are too
of win export nothing to fear from his coun-be main targets
drive
commit- suggested by a (temporary) adherence
by the Egyptian G.A.T.T, between now and its shon set up
The Ministry of 18
Commerce revision in about complete
ed that, while reported months' time, "My people are
continuing export to Europe getting very impaticme to COERUN
cotton, onions.
and vegetables indicating that
Egypt should other goods, Prgued, them also, was running out. henceforth make her main effort Rubber Futures her Samuel,
Mr
C. Waugh, U.S. toward the Eastern markets Assistant Secretary of State for which "ore fer from being Economic
supporteil saturated, and lacking pro Affairs,
products Japan, in spite of the policy of which Egypt can export." standstill created by his country
with Red trade, treaty
New York, Oct. 7. markbt. which prevents a full
scato China, though reported to be Rubber futures "closed today, round of tariff negotiations— under way, has never, been off-13-80 points lower with sales of therefore, Japan's full cially annouledd. Egypt has 101 contracts. Liquiteljah, led admission.
dealer He stated that
interesis, not recognised the Peking Goy-by prominent extraordinary dollar expendi
Chlong
kept the market under pressure United
Proment. ture of the bolted States in diplomats are still accredited to acid sont values to new Besond 1 195 wa! Cairo. As a matter of fact the lovs Spot No. that round National Chinese *On
Ambassador, quote at 21 cent, a new low delay in bring: Dr Ho Feng-shun, is the doyen de 1950.
Selling was associated with the thova most dátháging,” aid cutit
The commission re- mented.
commended that Egyptian traded dullness in the local po Now, the nations who are to propaganda offices be
situation Closing future prices: ottab- sonsider Japon's application shed in Asian countries toch "1984" have had the benefit of sach foster the imports of Egyptian H
July trade, on 18. extraordinary dollar expend! goods and
United States; be sent lure by thr
Jinitely.
In New York.
ing Japan Into GATT may of the diplomatic corps in weakness of the primary markets
Déc...
of the ingestäni Dec.
pil such expenditure la taper countries of the procji.
apart
The
cebilty beller is content in Cairo, thất
8000
20.80 bid 20.00 2030 ble 0,00 brd
United Press,
The
11
Rubber
Markets
Singapore, Oct. 7. Heavy liquidation led to lower prices of rubber today. Closing futures:
mubber per lb. Oct. pls-38%
November
December
No. 2 rubber per, It. Det
No. rubber per lb. Oct. 55-5544 No. • rubber per th, Oct. 1-51%
defence. Tant expendituri has trade with lea China the Do West German Output Spot other maled thabled the
to
the dollars in kind stonomies
and
Recipients of developed without necessarily
COM and
their renting Peking recognition
In
lenst for the time being.
Any suggestion of a boycolt
come more
Flable, then they would issued
bech without it.
15 Mr. Waugh mad
Of Crude Oil
Hanover, Oct. 7. West German crude oil pro:
by Britain of Ewyplin exports duction last month was 190,020 can be studied in the light of metric tons against 104,108 tons
Capo on beltbik of Japan. the proposaremant be in August, according to pro
Briikin and divisional,stallaties issued by the
Blanket crepe,
No. 1 pale crepe
United Press. LONDON, MARKET
Landor, Oct. 7., Rubber was eary with No, 1 RSS quated at 171⁄2 penes por
Closing price:
Forno Thlo the United","Statch which – har téltű fraprosi ziWith Lidia, average Friðaukiók" perform BAANITE PAR 22150-17749
HAVE HOW Consideratoly
recent years. In 1813 only 99.0 #crimonious points by contak working day Was 0,800, tonk last Cirend word dkk i "Niger
political min. tons were imported; by 1000 tion, military,
and month, compared with 8,262 Este crepen think overta moj mie
**United Press. been, toma In August,-Reuter,
they had risen to 143.8 mn. tons, economic, which have
Stocks
elmax a dull
valuations.
lint
of
BLACKMAIL
In return Premier Yoshida has... higued that defence projects of more
tout kind are beyond the reach Pressure,
with of any song budgetary, finance, Buch burdens could only be sus- In
Bid wolly tained gulte apart from their
Rails led the way, with long
a.point or gains of
under
to gains ranging Douglas at $08.
two
Clark stood out in specailles polical unpopularity, If Japan help, and could trade freely to with rise of 214 points to sit received the fullest handf Of the 1,050 Issics opbearing make her Way in the world.
the tape, 379 werd
Id the weeks just before the 232 lower and 239 unchanged GATT Conference opened 'Prem The New York Block Exchange, toket Yokida mad
áda made a demonstra- Band volume was at 32,508,000, tion" of incres ad reluctance to dia- and
the American Stock Ex- ein rearmament except in such changs volume 370,000 shares, évitext. He cancelled, one
United Prossi
projected
cient, meeilig with <--Aníbaju-- Allson. Having said that he would gladly go to washing- Mamlee. Ratedton to iron dut Exchange
any Almesider he ate his words as the Genova
the1ggal Conference
rence approached,
market
For practical, purposes, he had ratap *y blackinailed, the United ... Blajen dad B with the threat that, milleg, feh
(106) 710M | diplomatic dfii "dealiöhild
his country might contract out of the American system. altogether.
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