1955-07-07 — Page 9

Simonstown's Role In West Defence

Simonstown, July 6.

the

While South African and British statesmen have been discussing in London future of the great nara! of base here, warships. Britain, South Africa and France have been steaming back to their ports after taking part in their annual Seu-air defence manoeuvres off the east coast of South Africa.

Every summer naval and air force units of the three coun- tries, operating: from South African and Madagascar bases. join together un inter- national exercise which куду phasises the importance in the broad

strategy

Western

security of the Simonstown

naval base at the southern tip

of the African continent.

The base has been British. ravas property on South Atri-

But

can so since 1893.

FL-

gardless of the previous differ- inq views

over

future

ownership and control all agre

as the most im-

perlant strategie, naval base in

on its rele

the Southern

Hemisphere

Western countries,

150 Years

• SimonstownL

for

sited 22 mules Capetown inside False

Bay on the Indian Ocean shores of Cape Peninsula, has actually been a British Admurally bass nearly 150 years since 1814- but was first settled as' a naval and military depot by Dutch accupying forces in 1791.

Today it is a community

over 10,000 people.

and

ورام الحميد

more than

half of them ropeans with a naval harbour, dry dock, work- shops

Admiralty House. official residence of the. Con- mander-in-Chief South Atlan die Squadron-at present Vice- Admiral Sir lan Campbell.

1210

Simonstown's value at the turning point of the shipping routes round the bottom of the African continent

where Atlantic Find Indian Oreats meet has increased strategically since it was accepted that any war with the East would prob. ably close the Suez Canal

Defence experts have reason- ed that a Communist offensive would drive towards

the Per-

sian Gulf, aiming to seize rich Western-owned oil installations and block communications through the Middle East.

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1955.

TRADE

and

COMMERCE

SECTION

UK ON THRESHOLD OF OIL AGE

HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE

(From Our Correspondent)

Business done on the Hong- kong Stock Exchange this morning amounted to $933,483.30, Noon quotations and the morn ing's transactions:

SHARES BUYERS SELLERS SALES

1780 1703 31

BANKS

HK Bank. INSURANCES

Union Lombard

SHIPPING

.... 535

A la Nav DOCKS, ETC.

K. Wharf

Dock

Provident (O

Whorlick

LAND ETU. HK Hotel

1 Land

Humphreys Realty

UTILITIES

Tram

+

40

NEW YORK

STOCK

MARKET

New York July 6. General Motors three-for-

1

one stock split proposal in fected Wall Street with 1730stock split fever today, send 1000 ng prices of likely candi dates up a point to more than 8 points.

General, Mcters itself soared 27.10 more than

14 points to new 14.30

peak. 15

It held the limelight through- 15.20

esanian the

ran high in the split 8.80 3.33 4730 8.30 which will increase to 500,000.000 shares 17:20:17.30 1000 17.30 the number of G, M.

278.682.500 2.72 200 721 buthorised and

the number or shares outstand (2.30 11,800 (+1.2715

that 5000 2.30 ing-more than triple 500 24.20 any other American company.

500

400

13.40

$300

151 Cut.

300

13.40 terest

12 400 1

Star Ferry Yauma Ferry "121

14.20

151

135

C. Light (0) 21.80

Electric Tekphone

INDUSTRIALS

200 11

The buying fever sprend to other so-called stock split candi- dates-issues rech as Standard Ol (NJ) up to $136, Cali- fornia Standard, up 5 to 993: 2000 ar-1.90 Allied Chemical 3

$122: Bethichem Steel 21% to 314933;

22 2006 21.90

1100

Demand Will Fall On The

Industry

Entire

London, July 6.

Britain is on the threshold of an "oil age" which will bring about another industrial revolution years before supplies of atomic energy become a major part of the power market, Sir Leonard Sinclair, Chairman of Esso Petroleum, Limited, said today in an interview with United Press.

He said agreement signed last week with thes British Central Electric Authority whereby Venezuelan fuel oil will replace coal as the fuel for seven major power stations in Britain was "important step" in that direction..

World Cotton

Markets

$2144 GD0421uster 2 10 $83: Imer: today m quie: dealings.

35 35

464 35° 1700 33 KAR

Crement 331, 33, 2000 33

STORES, ETC.

Duy

COPTONS

rational Business Machines à to $425, Sears Roebuck 5 to $984;

Pent

an

"British industry has been moving in this direction for some time." he added, "but this step Our Own stridi plans and those of other oil com- panies to meet the expanding market for energy make the outlines of the approaching oil age very clear, and it will be

any more years before atomic: power will change this."

US Dollars For Pakistan Dam

Karachi. "July 6.

The United Stries will contribute 3.500.000 dol- lars toward the cast of a giant dana and

station Enst

near

power Chittagong. Pakizian, under an agreement signed here,

The

dam will straddle Karımfuili River.

and will double the Province's present power onipat of 60,000 kilowatts.. 'II will

provide also

round-the year water, supply for agricultural projects and the port of Chittagong,

The dam, scheduled, for completion in 1959. cost 65,000,000 China Mall Special

World

1

will dollars-

Japanese Venture In Ceylon

Colombo, July 6. Arrangements have gen completed for a joint Japan-Ceylon industrial venture for the manu- - facture of high quality shirts in Ceylon, it was disclosed here.

• ነ

The new factory will be bulit

at Ratmalone," bear Colombo,

Production is expected to begin New York Sugar

early in September. The plant will be capable of turning out 10,000 in the initial stages operations is expected to be!

it.creased

later, substantially

Funds for the 400,000

Market

New York, July 8.

World No. 4 sugar futures

rupees today closed one point lower to

plant are being supplied at a two points higher with sales of rato. of 70 per cent by Ceylon-315 contracts. ese interests and the remainder Domestic No. 1 sugar futures

closed

unchanged to one point By Japanese.

with sales of 43 con

TRAIN PERSONNEL Machinery

tant

Tower

will be suppiled tracts. by Japan.

In the world market 200 con- Eight Japanese

tracts technicians will träin local per-

were posted in. tha

position sonnel in the operation of the September

against business in actuals and switch- plant,

ing from September to the later Meanwhile Mr Y.. Tahara,

ramonths was fairly activ eniet engineer of bridge

active. It was

that

It the noted in the Japanese world spot price for raws Ministry of Works agrived here world

than 3.25 cents a averages He will help moder-pound, fob, for another 15-day

Wool struction

Production

Estimates

23.30 23.40 3500 24.30 Texas Co. 34 to $107 and Do The marktet opened un- believed to be the largest con- push 1955 world wool produc-

124th 23.20

3042 314 200

5.00

Land Crawford

X Textile Corp 7.33 3750 Nanyang MISCELLANEOUS

7.05 1.10:000 5.50 5.00 250 6

Yangiste AlBed

Singapore

ran up

6

higher.

by plane,

Con

ise the Ceylon bridge system period, the world export quotas under a project sponsored

would then be cut an

addi-

the Colombo Plan-United tional Sve per cent under the

Press

New York Foreign|

international sugar agreement.

Domestic futures held steady. Futures:

Contract No. 4 (world) ·

Exchange

Sept.

Oct.

Mar

New York, July B

$3.18-7/18

May

2.18-1/32

July

2.77-5/32

Sept

2.22 *2.7716

Spot-(cents per lb. fob Cuba) Contract No. 6.

2.78-13/16 | Aug.

330%

Sept

2000

Nov.

8.40

United Press.

MAT.

May

Spot-cents per th cit

NY ex-duty).

8.45

Unlied Press.

Argentine Uruguayan London Foreign

Exchange

London, July 6. 7.7844-2.78-7/16 2.74-1/18-2.74-3/16 ( 10.03-10.64 133.53-139.60 19.347-19.35

New York, July 6. Cotton prices moved higher

Washington, July 6, LARGEST CONTRACT

Expanding sheep herds Nearby July cared near the

The gutement between Es Australia, New Zealand and close, and the list finished five points lower to mine points and the Electricity Authority is South Africa are expected England offcial

30-day futures

day future up 21 points to $2464.

changed to two higher.

New

sumer antract fer cil over a tion to a record 4,475,000,000 Australia, Watang. ... 14.30 141, 400 w 147, Du Prnt, biggest 5. M. share

(greasy basis), the New Zealand Orleans closed two lower to six 10-year period at a price pegged pounds 260 14.30 !

with Beldings Di

to the price of coal;

Agriculture Department sala te- South Africa bight. scared

Switzerland shares.. 301⁄2 21.000.000

ansl uture day in its first official forecast of

indin The market opened steady

"Our present points to a new top of $249 later backed off with some support coming from sourers of energy-coal, hydro- the year. 7.30

routine mi buging akng with clectricity. atomic power, and Lafter a seven-session

Liverycol covering in nearby Foil-are 319 rise of more than 30 points. 9.53

Today's rise industrials July. There was some selling by than,

in

$2.000,- New Orleans traders. brought to well over

market 000,000 the two-day gain this week. Industrials nearly 8 points on average to a new all-time peak, Rails and utilities were pushed far into the background, with the carricca selling of heavily nor the close for an average drop of more than a point and utilities managing only fractional gains. Of a total 1,231 issues traded, 635 higher

the best Trading was June 8 with 3,140,000- changing hands, compared 2,580,000 yesterday.

General Motors was easily the most active issues, with 187,100 shares changing hands. Chrysler felicwed with 59,000 shares; US Steal with 58,200.

CLOSING

Stock Market

Singapore, July 7.

the Brokers today quoted following stock prices; Balu Lintang Rubber Co. Ltd. -$157 British Botten Petroleum

465 6 Syndiente The

Consolidateď Tin Smeltera

Ord. Fraser & Neave Fraser & Neave

Simonstown provides the only naval maintenanet equipped base anywhere nearby. South African Navy occupies an independent base et Salisbury Island. Durban.

its few for

Simonstown dockyard facilities quired for repair or refți.

small strips

but

Are

Nearest Base

Lunas Rubber Estates Lid. $2.10*

on

in

Expires KOXL

total

which

to

New York.

Montreal

Amsterdam Brussels

Lkton Osk Par's

Stockholm West Marks Zurich

and more supplementary

stid. wool output is expected to con- competitive," he There is a

tinue at high levels. Argentine increase in Ready Prices improved Ther the industrial production in Britain Production declined in 1954 Arst half hour and the gains and a consequent increased need the extent that the Soviet Union the world's which

coal is not displaced her as were held throughout the day for power on mill and local ecvering. meeting and which is much too number three wool country.

Attention

for atomic energy to meet focused was

The Department reported that Britain's sw.tching

year, from nearby July to the later months, Trading

energy consumption was equal to declining wool prices have again Copenhagen

tourdened Argentine and dilivary that

250,000,000 tons of coal,

Uraguayan growers with "coa. actually provided about 86 per siderable quantities of wool. Wednesday,

cent and petrolcun 14 per cent. Furthermore, There was only cne July cent

ii said, fewer transicrable

In 1964, energy censumption will notice issued at

exist then last to 235,000,000 be up

at least, Cpportunities believe a substantial number of

can stocks at prices satisfactory will release the equivalent since these hotices will be

of issued shares soon.

about 5,000,000 tons. Even if to growers. On a clean basis, coal production. is Increased, the Departmen: said, 1855 pro Trading volumes and open Britain with

will nced Abaut duction should reach 2,585,000,- interests in the Exchange today | 280,000,000 more barrels of oil 000

to compared pounds, 2,519,000,000 lbs. Tast energy

year. Month

That would represent two per July October

cent increase.-United Press, December

were lower, 361 New York, but some quarters Atomic power 10 years' time year for moving South Ameri.

34% 3d tid. Ord. $1.72 Ltd. Th

cum. pret Hongkong

. Shanghat

10-

Banking Corp

Hangkung Ta Ltd

Kemas Lid

$6,55

$925 7104 $1.60

Malayan Breweries.

New Serandah. Rubber Co.

Ltd.

53.40

$1.60+

Petaling Tin Lid.

$4.40

Rames Hotel

$2.25

PRICES

be

Singupor, Cold Storage

$1,70

South British Insurance Co.

L

SUL00 Alden Inc. Acy,

Straits Trading

$20.65

Allied Chemicals

Straits Steamwhip

$14.60

Allied Mills Inc.

of the Seas"

United Engineers Ord.

$11.05

Allis Chalmers

Apart from, Simonstown, the nearest major naval base in an emergency

wouki today Gibraltar,

Bombay

or Ceylon both 5,000 ini?" kway.

as

117%

Point

The Cape, known in history

the

Tavern providing a convenient victual-

for old sailing ship long routes to the East, must retain its role as one of

the world's great shipping

osperolls in peace in war. Ships maintaining supply routes between Britain, India.

the East and Australasia must use the Cape if the Suez Canal was shut,

In

And

the critical days of the Second World War over"

Vessels

300

at

repaired "were Simonstown and more than War-

2.000 ships called there.

ships

found

i an invaluable

base for escorting convoys Janes through dangerous sea where German submarines

hunted allied shipping.

Well-Sheltered

Weare Bros.

* ex-dly. ↑ com-div-Ching

Special.

American Airline

Mail | American Cyanamide Co.

London Stock

Market

London, July 6. General Motors 30ared 16 points to spark a sharp rise in industrial stocks on the London Exchange today,

GM led dollar

stocks higher on news of proposed three- for-one stock split.

Demand for other stocks was strong, spurred by many good earnings

reports and dividends declarations.

Rolls Royce was a pace setter with a gan

of more than 3s. scattered

Am Mach. & F dry,

American Mclai

Amerie Smetting Am. Sugar Bet, American "el

Tel

American Tob. "B"

Anaconda Cupper Arinco Steel

Armour

Dakdwin-Lima Ham Baltimore & Ohio Eendix Aviation Corp. Benguet Cont.

Bethlehem Steel

Boeing Alsplane Eden (The) Co, Burroughs Add Machine Cardion Paciile R Case: (J.L.) Co. ****** C.I.T. Financial Com Cat. Tractor Celanese Corp.

Chase, Marhat Bank

Chrysler Motors Colgate-Palmolive Co. Commercial Credit Commonwealth Elec. Consoldated Edison Continental Oil of Del Continental Steel Com Products Crane Co. electrical, engineering Craun gellerbach Oils were very active, too. size though Simonstown's dry- Royal Dutch rose £% to a new dock could not cope with to peak of £58. Burmah, Shell

False Bay, 20 miles wide, affords well-sheltered an-

Similar gains were throughout the fist, especially Bmong chorages in the worst weather and construction shares, for modern warships

day's aircraft

great

of any

battleships

carriery.

In case

neef, however, these into the larger Duncan

Dock outside Captown itself.

Cuban Amer. Sugar

curtis Wright

Diamond Atal

were;

March May July

Vole

Open interest per year for industrial 14,700 198,200

by 1904. 12,900 493,800 170X30 $72,800 2,500 203.400 3.500 283,400 3,300 173,400

CONTINUE TO INCREASE

October

1,900

71,600

December

Total

57.800

NEW YORK

Si Leonard Sinclair said: "This demand will be on the

entire petroleum industry, and it World Rubber

2.107.500 bales will continue to

་

increase in

future years until atomit cnergy can make its proper contribution.

Prices of futures.closed today But otomic energy will not com- as follows:

replace

coal and oil.

existing supplement

Markets

10.30-80.50 20.00-20.015 27478-973 14.434-14.535 12.03-11:084 12.1716-12.18 -United PTS.

EVERETT

Exchange Rates

Business W7723 docx in the local unofficial exchange marlock morning at the following rates:- | U.S. doltar (per si)

Sterling notes (pur £1 Australian notes (per £1) Indonesian rupiah (per 1003 Skerm teeks (per 100) Singapore (Slymita) Indo-China plastres (per 100)

LINES

EVERETT ORIENT LINE

Fast Regular Freight Refrigerator Passenger Servics Loading for Singapore, Penang, Bangoon, Calestia and Chittagong,

Arr. July 18

Sath July

17

Aug.

1

--Aug.

-- Sept.

3

-- Sept.

-- Sept.

20

-- Sept. 21

Loading for Kobe, Osaka, Nagoya, Yokohama.

Spot

1.80

July

34.00-471

Oct

34.14-15

pletely

will forms of power,"

"BRADEVERETM

Dec

34.23-34

Mar

34.37

34.33

Julv

86

33.10

Dee.

23,77

Market

Singapore, July 6. He concluded: "The last

rubber market opened industrial revolution was found firm on better overseas advices cd cr coal Tomorrow's pros Later eased on a circular letter

which sug perity will

depend largely on sent by Goodrich

States State |oll."—United Press.

gested to United Department that reduction 200.000 tons of rabber stockpile should be taken by sale to the trade. There was a good off- take for lower grades at lower levels.

"LENEVERKIT"

The

"REBEVERETT” "NOREVEDETT"

"REZZVEREJITH

ΟΙ

of

"NOREVERETT"

**BRADEVERETT”

**LENEVERETT“

Chicago, July 6

NEW ORLEANS

Prices of futures closed today Chicago Grain

as follows:

Spot

July

Oct.

Dec.

Mar

May

July

13.30

33.57.59

34.30-13

24.21

34.33

34.304

33.6%

23.78

03.73

Wheat

Future closings were

futures here and at No. 1 rubber per lb. July 1251-1254

Aug. 113 Kansa's City and Minneapolis

Sept, unquoted went up about 2 cents a bushel No. 2 rubber per 1. July 124-134

105-108 today with four mill buyers No. 3 No. 4

153-102 active in the markets.

Spot rubber unbated. 17-1975 Grain

merchants said this Blanket crepe

28-100 12512-12715 middling. in"pence per lb. were buying represented covering of No. 1 pale crepe

* LIVERPOOL

Future clesings. American

20 Dec/Jan.

as follows:

July/Aug

15%

Oc1/Jen

442% Mer/Aut.

Dow Chemical

5814 May/Tune

Dupont de Nemaurs

24014

Eastman Kodak

El Palo National Gas

4615

Oct Dec.

Fazor

12754 Mar.

271%

4023

May

In the

Erie Raroad 17. shares Fany Fire Corn). bonds General Foods

General Moters

or and British Petroleum all were of up around 3s.

Coppers could fit

and gold commercial strengthened, too.

Government British Table Bay in Tak

finished higher, although profit taking pared late in the session. Gain ranged to £1⁄4-United Preas.

Coastal recoris hugging the the mountain slopes around recky shores of Fake Bay rare- ly see anything much larger

than a destroyer or using Simontown dockyard to- day. China Mail Special.

frigate

GAY PRAGUE

DIVORCEE

t

Prague, July 8.

A 34-year-old Prague divorcee, Jirina Pekarov, used to beg. borrow or steal a handbag, gold watch, camera, leather jacket, costume material or something clec when she visited her. friends, the

The Czechoslovak TOWE-

Praha reported Vecerni

piper

zhe

sold the goods and

the money. She sup

V to cash belonging

this Income by, help

ing

to

tipsy men she met in might clubs. And once she stole 3,000 crowns (about 150 tering) on a train journey.

Bút now her. "easy money' days are

OVET. She is under arrest, the newspaper said— China Mail Special

LONDON METAL PRICES

London, July 6. The tin market was very steady with spot marked one point higher at 728 sterling Other metal markels were all steady. Prices closed today in sterling per long ton as follows:

Tin spot

3-month Copper pot 3-month

buyers

72015

Lead Ist half July 10432

1st half Oct,

Zirc

ist helt Wuy

ist bal Oct.

General Electric

Gen. Pus.. Gillette Sage Glidden Oo.... Goodrich B. F.) Co. Goodyear Tire Heyden Chemical

Homsisite Mining - Co. Ingersoll-Rand

Inland Steel Co.

Interchemical CǝTD.

In Business Machines

Im HarveTATS- imternational Nickel temational Paper Int'l Tel & Tel John-Manville Co. Kansas C. Power & Light Kennecott Copper

Lockheed Atrorait sellers Loews Incorp...

730 Lone Star. Cement Co.

Er Meyers Tob. Co.

22 Louisville & Nashville R. 3304 Lowenstein & Sons.

Minnesota Noming

In the

of family fleur, 311 meantime, large baking firms

sales

30.71

ATC 30,31 3012 time

57 new

SAO PAULO Future closings, in cruzeiros per kilo were as follows:

་་

NEW YORK Futurts closed 40 to 60 points until marketing of the lower with sales of 111 com-

marking reported to be

crop wheat reaches its tracts. peak so they can buy, at lowe prices.

Other grains on the Board of 34.33 Trade here were irregular to 35-50 day.

34.35

The futures market opened steady but prolit-taking later dropped most contracts nearly a cent a pound. Part of the loss 38.00 Reports of rains in the was

the close. regained near United States, the

which will further Lower prices at Singapore in- southwest, hamper average price of 15/16 middle wheat, also brought support to

harvesting on wizter duced, some selling. colton at ten designated spot markets was 34.01 cents per b. Sales at these centres totalled 7,370 bales.-United Press.

Pittsburgh Plate Class

111 Puziicker Industries

wheat futures.

The market was quiet with

spot quoted at 37% pence per Ib. Prices:

Bettlement house terny

In the spot market, No. 1 Rss 34cent at Wheat closed up 1% to 2% were quoted down

um-28% cents a pound. Futures: cents; soyabeans (new) changed to off % cent,

July.

Prospects

78

and

soyabean

for bumper cor Sept

harvests

33.25 39.95

put

Dec.

57.10-25

107

pressure on these markets.

Mar

35.80

Pure Ou

405

May

34.85

BT

Radio Corporation

41

Ree Melors

120%

Republic Steel

CINCAGO GRAIN PRICES Prices per briskel in cents:

Closing prices

July

33.03

LONDON

642

Reynolds Metal

218

Wirst, No. 2. nó

45 Shell of co

021

Stint..

23

Saint Reg. Paper

200% July 2011241 1082 (L) 2004-4

G

Sinclair, On

Sept.

862

Secany Vacuum

Doc.

24

3281 Mesobi stron Cop.

South Forto Rico Sugar

30%

11er

Southern Railway (Com.)

May

100

114

Standard Brands

Corn, No. 2, yellow

104% Mission Development

9225 Mossinto Chernical Co.

162-14

Standard 011, of Ca

42

Spot

Standard Oil of Ind

$27

912 Montgomery Ward

Motorola Kie.

Standard Oil of N.J.

130

Sept.

43 Stakicy-Van Camp.

184

Studebaker-Packard Corp. Swin & Co."

10% Mar.

TO

Texas Co..

Tide Water Assn. Oil

1767 Sept.

Spot

2731

Sept

483 Nov.

5212

Max.

Spot

New York flour

487

200 b. sack

$14.70a

United Press.

ited Press,

National Cach Rez. Nacional Dairy Prod.

NEW YORK METAL Nail Distillers

FUTURES

New York, July 6. Prices of metal futures closed

National Leed

National Steal Comp New York Central On Mathieson

Otis Elevators

Owen-Elaoir Class

Pacific Gas & Eles Pacific. Western Oll

10215-5

August

September

Oct/Deo.

Jan./Mnr.

Apr/June

August.

September

그래

-2911-231%

33-34 unquoted

ATT. Aug. 6

Sail Aug.

7

-- Aur.

**

Ag

24

*** Sept.

7

-- Sept.

2

..-Sept. 14 ~~~~Sep 13 LIMITED PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION,

All the above subject to alteration witkání notice.

EVERETT STAR

LINE

TAST EZGULAR TEEGĦT REFRIGERATOR JERVICE"

Leading for Singapore, Port Swettenham, Madras, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi & Persian Gulf Port.

-LAU"

"STAR BETELGEDSE"

Arr. July

15. --Aug. 18

Sak July

"STAR ARCTUEUE"

*STAR ALCYONE" "

Sept. 9 - Sept. -- Sept. 20

→

Oct. 5

"THAI* ;)

Sept. -- Oct.

Loading for Kobe, Osaka, Nagoya, Yokohama.

"STAK BETELGEUSE" "STAR ‘ARCTURUS" "TEAI"

“STAB ALCYONE" "LA'0"

AIT. July

18

Sal July 19 -Aig.

14

Aug. 28

Sept.

--Aug. 13 - Azg. 27

-- Sept. "8.

-- Oct.

- Oct. 4 LIMITTED PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION,

All the above subject to alteration without noties,

EVERETT STEAMSHIP CORPORATION S/A

(Incorporated in the Republio of Panama with Limited Liability) Chinese Department: Telephone 28293. Queen's Building, Telephone 21206.

Twenty Century Fox-in

Union Carbide

093% Union Pacific Railway

United Aircraft

U.S. Gypsum

U.S. Lina Ca.

191 U.S. Rubber

$217 U.S. Smelting

U.S., Steel

Warner Bros."

Westinghouse, Electric

West Va... Pulp & Paper Woolworth

$16 ye

14712

JRW

33 Sept..

"305 Data

102 July

An Saysbeana, No. 2, rellot

General markets, cis pasis, parts:

·July

Estate crepe thicke Estate CrEDA thin July a

AMSTERDAM ·

The market was study. Prices closed today in gulders", per kilogramine, cif July is follows:

No. 1 rather No. 2 rubber. No.73-Tubber No. 1 crepa

-3:50 buyer 3.36

United Pres.

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

P.O. Box 53 Queen's Building Tel: 965)

FAST PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

| “VIETNAM".

"CAMBODGE"

DONAL" "MEINAM”

127

19.400

34.415

Pan Aracriend Airwaya

$4.12

Paramount Pictures

12:256

42

in cents per lb. as follows:

Lead: July Aug. Thá July

Aur. Zinc July

Aut. -Copper, July

Parke Davis Co.

41.750Penny J. C. CO.

40.80b Pem; Salt Co.

Philip Morris

Philips Petroleum- Procter & Gamble Co.

1127

United Press.

11712

2014- Barley

344

2828852

sailing July 17th

sailing Aug. 18th

FAST FREIGHT SERVICE

sailing Aug. 17th salling Sept. 21st