1955-07-28 — Page 11

Mambo Ousts Jazz

In Japan

Tokyo, July 27.

Thousands of Japanese, teen-agers, and adults alike, are now turning from jazz to mambo.

Mondo, invented by Perez Prado of Cuba In 1943 and in- ported to Japan through the United States four years ago, was given only average atten- Bon until thila year. Now I bas crupted.

Bands of carburets and dance halla dedicate themselves 10 mambo. Lout

streets Italiano"

blast

Or

US

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1955.

TRADE

and

COMMERCE

SECTION

SYNTHETIC RUBBER PLANT COTTON LEADERS

NEW YORK

spunkters

Cutt

"Japa

"Mambo Loves

A

STOCK

MARKET

Marbu." Musde-living students have formed their own Mambo issues Bands.

"Топката

Mambo

Songs have been translated into Jupnurse.

Jop- anere composers have "mam- Japanese bolsed" some of the folk songs, Kushlinuto Mambor

Man"

have tand kaja been added to a list of mummbo Bern records.

Popular

broadcast singert mambo songs through racite and Television, Noted duneing troups In Tokyo and Osaka appear un stages to bring a mambo jolt

con-

Amateur singers bring mambo songs in ratile brondeast tests. Baner balls lure mambo minced enstomers. wils “mumbo rally" or "mambo con- tests"

New York July 27. handful of selected

stood out in a nar-) rowly irregular less active stock market today.

Strength in a few oils bolster- ed the industrial average despite a late paring of prices generally. It a new all-time high for the third session running.

A gain of nearly 4 points in Jersey Standard and a rise of

posi

2 เก Texas Company were the mainstays, offsetting declines of 2 points in Du J'ant, deurly

2 in John-Man- vill and a point in Bethlehem

advance of meeting at which it is rumoured

Stock

split may be ordered. Other steels were little changed, Inland rose more than a point on a dividend Increase.

a

20

Displays of American motion pictures such as "Under Water" apel "Mainho", a flow of Ameri- can reeards and visits of Amert- can jazz bands necelerated the popularity of mambo,

A

Frowned Upon

331

the directory directory

Rails did better on average than industrials with gains rang- Ing to almost 2 points in Bal- Himore & Ohio.

to a

light

Trading fell off 2,170 000 shares compared with. 2,340,000 yesterday.

at

Dutch

Company May Buy Virginia Organisation

New York, July 27.

A Dutch controlled company-already one of the largest producers of natural rubber in the Far East-has lead been holding exploratory talks which might ultimately to acquisition of a US Government synthetic rubber plant with à capacity of 122,000 tons annually.

sub- The Imperial Commodities Corp., an Americân sidiary of United Deli Company, Amsterdam, is interested in taking over the "mothballed" Government plant at Institute, West Virginia, said to be the world's largest producer of synthetic rubber.

World Cotton

Markets

New York, July 27. Colton futures today opened. frin und ehead strang

After seorg n extreme gain of $2 bate, the market fell back wide from the highs at the finish on day trader realising,

Naoteru Misugo, who belongs Tokyo band specialising in mambo sait that mambo

пр total 1,103 issues traded, has Low replaced jazz which

490 were Jun

lower, 441 higher

Retained et gans for the day been dominantly poparlor Mators moved narrowly with

Chrysler post-war Japan.

36 and General

range from 26 to 38 points. The Motors

point.

After the

the market opened up to 20 points, General

Moters New Orleans closed up 19 to 32 market close remi annual report revealed the points.

recovery sales ran At an corporation's

Boud-shad annual ritte of $13,000,000,000 Liverpool pointed up a develop- and its earnings at rate of ing belter that the administra- all, wil deelde 10 $1.300.000 000, breaking a cor-ion, after

shelve plan to temporarily Jante records.

subsidise edilen exports for the 1955-36

commencing Aug. 1.

Jazz, which was frowned upon ley thr Milltury Governnunt during World War 11, became populna in Japan with the arrival of Occupation personnel. Misago sartet that Mano was now shafting to rural areas from urban areas, Mumbo. 1151 declared, attracts wider ringes of people than chanson or lange did. He is now receiving daily fan letters like a movie

Minora Matoba, a radio com- un Latin ausle, pre- mentofor cilets thul the next popular musical development, after jazz and manko wil be "Baion." levented by Waldir Azevedo of

Brazil.

***Tivo Fleo"

"Dellendo" and have begun to gain adherents In Joolin $19 in the United States, he said. But he thinks

that before long Japanese folk songs, which have already been westernis, jizzed, and mam- hbise will also be "Balonised." --Chion Mull Special.

GeneralMotors

Corporation Record

New York. July 27.

Motors Corporation the biggest

six

Generul climaxed months in automotive history today with the disclosure it has broken every record in the world so far this year for carn- ngs by a single private corporn- tion.

At the rate the dollars rolled In to the world's biggest manu- facturing concern during the first half of 1955, Its total sales for the whole year will reach $13,000,000,000. lis earnings

at an annual rate $1,300,000,000.

Ton

GM

President

Curtles and

of

Harlow H. Board Chairman Alfred P. Sloan, Jr, jubilantly declared that the unprecedented first half resulted from the fact that the American consumer "I in a buying mood."

com-

In

DEFENCE SALES The officials said the pany's over-all Increases business resulted entirely from increased salca to consumers. Defence sales have been on the dcolind, they saki,

Sales and carnings for

second quarter

the

and first half

toppled all previous records.

The Industrial

sales

first

1 of $0.612,00 130.

hall

↓

A

Sensor

ย

current

Special legislation putting the plant up for sale on a com- petitive bid busis is expected to be pissett at the session of Congress.

it imperial is successful, in the bidding the firm plans it the beginning to produce about 40,000 tons during the drst year, Production in the first unit would start at the earliest in March, 1956, according current projections.

OTHER UNITS

to

ok

pany's interest, In US synthetic production was predicted

of increasing de- expectations mand for total rubber in Europe and B the United States.

The estimated increase in US rubber consumption in 1155 wis expected to lotul 230,000 törts over 1034 levels. The European increase for 1055 was set di 126,000-150,000 tons over the previous year's totals, decording lo Mr Jiskoot,

• Although the rate of increase | will slow down, according to Mr Jiskoot there is "a very definite The other two units of 40,000 trend in both the United States

be activated

and Europe towards higher rate tons cach-may later. Production from the first

of Industrial output generally." unit would be sold in the United

The European increase in de- States mainly with some ear-

mand in the next two or three marked for export to Europe.

would years

be proportionally According to Mr L. Jiskoot, higher than that of the United Executive Vice-President of Im-States, he said.

of the 2 director perini and parent company, said the com-

AUTO INDUSTRY

NO US COTTON

SUBSIDY

Washington, July `27,,' A United States Goveth- ment spokesman antd lön night that the Elsenhower administration has decided not to subsidie US cotton exports for For

the 1955-56 crop. The subsidy had been proposed by the Depart ment of Agriculture and had the backing of some members of the US Con- Krców.

The spokesman said the decision to

tóc reject subsidy proposal, had been made by the Council on Foreign Economie Policy, which is directly respon-

В

to President.

spokesmail etit- phasised that the dreision

tlis ouncerried

1955-50 and did not crop only, necessarily represent permanent polley of non- subsidy of US cotton cx- porta in the future, The question of the subsidy is will being studied in high administrative circles, ho sald-Franco-Progse.

HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE

(From Our Correspondent)

CONSULT BOT

London, July 27.

Thirteen cotton industry leaders spent nearly two hours today at the Board of Trade where they discussed the industry's export problems with the Board's President, Mr Peter Thorneycroft.

The deputation was led by Sir Raymond Streat, Chairman of the Cotton Board,

A statement issued after the market—and not to the clever.

"The meeting said:

President css of competitors. This has a of the Board of Trade secoin--| very distinct, bearing on tho panied by the Minister of State, | question of imports from the Board of Trade (Mr AL Low) low-wage countries of the East. received today a deputation from the Cotton Board's stand- ing Jolat

conference on over- scas trade policy who had come at his invitation to discuss the export problems dustry.

of the

in-

REPORT

"Mr Hennikerheaton's report on his visit to Burma, Hongkong, and Japan, published yesterday, is a startling revelation which doserves close study. Granted that labour costs in Hongkong

British

"The discussion covered wide range of matters affecting are less than half those of Lan-

that the export problems of the in-cashire, it remains true dustry and the tasks confronting the gap between Hongkong and Government and Industry alike United Kingdom price would be in dealing with them."

norrowed somewhat if

for a mills could work shifts for reasonable number of hours with- out a high shift premium, and if various

restriction regarding utilisation of labour were re- moved, coupled with yarn prices based on the costs of the most emelent

The

EDITORIAL

Manchester Guardian Gold today in an editorial un cotton:

"The cotton trade leaders are

paying one of their periodical

visita to the Board of Trade to day. They will no doubt hear from the President-following on tho Chancellor Mr Peter Thorneycroft, the needs to ex- port mare,

mills using modern methods and machinery.

#in other words, Lancashire prices are inflated because we do not make the best use of our labour and machinery cause

and bo- too dear yarn is kept through price rings. This is one "But the Lancashire men will of the chief reasons why Lan- cashire is losing ground in the be pressing for their part for check on other peoples ex. high quality markets where sho can still compete. The Govern- ports. They will be demanding ment is bound, to consider this for a check of cheap cotton when it is asked to keep Empire from India and Hongkong, both goods out, Has the industry for an ox- Commonwealth countries. They justified ita claim dre on ground that has its allp-clusive home market?"-Router

and United Press. pery patches, Business done on the Hong- "Mr Thorneycroft can well

Stock kong

Excharige this disk why Lancashire exports

000, Noon quotations and the with the exports of West Euro- morning's transactions:

pean countries and the United States, whuch are not, as are "Our interest in the

US'S BHARES BUYERS BELLERS SALES India, Japan, and Hongkong, synthetic plant reflects the great

Но confidence we have, in future consumption of toul rub- Singapore, July 27,

brer (natural and synthetic) and steadier on The market was short covering,

squaring posit also shows our conviction that natural and synthetic can live iton before weekend holidays.

together,"

he added. Futures:

open World Rubber

and Trading voltane Interest in the Exchange today

CLOSING PRICES

Aldon Inc. Any Allied Chemie!

2:L

118

Alued MOIS L.

3:1

Allis Chalmers

American Airline

201

American Cymmander Cu

Am. Mach. & dry.

201

were:

American Metal...

American Toh, "B"

American Smelting Am. Sugar Hel. American Tel & To

Munth

Volume Open aferent

70

Del

20,300

462,000

Des

20.103

097,400

13

MOT

15.500

293,000

1-2 y

12.400

322.000

July

1,300

191,500

10

Oct.

4,900

147,600

142

Der

GOO

$4,800

15:4tinore & s

Total

4,000

endix Aviation Corp.

Benguet Com

Heilchen Steel

Anaconds Copper Armco Sterl Armour

awn-s

Machine

Being Airpinne Inten (The) Co Burroughs Add Canadian Pacific R. Case (3, 1) Co.

C... Financial Corp.

Cal. Tractr

Celanese Corp.

Chase Manhat, Bank

Chrysler Matora Colgate-Palmolive Co. Commercial Credit Commonwealth Elec. Consolidated Paton Continental Oll of Del.

Continental Steel

Corn Products

Crane Ch

Crown Zelierbach Cuban Amer. Sugar

Curtis Wright

Diamond Aikal!

Dow Chemicals...

Dupont de Nemours

Eastman Kodak

El Paso National Gas

Eric Railroad

Family France Curt

General Electric

General Foods

General Motors

Gen. Pub. Utli.

Gillette Safety Razor

Gidden Co

Goodrich 18. F.) Co. Goodyear Tira Heyden Chanical

Homslake Mining Co.

Ingersoll-Rand

Inland Steel Co.

Interchemical Corp.

But Busincas Machines

2.090,300 bales

NEW YORK

Markets

No. 1 rubber per ib. Aug. 1943-13414

Sept. 13312-133 Oct. unquoted

Prices of futures closed today No. 2 rubber per lb. Aug. 127-1274

as follows:

Spot

Oct.

Dec.

Mus

2431

5134

May

July

Dec.

NEW ORLEANS

Prices of futures closed

as follows:

Spot

Die

Mur.

May

220

July

Orl

Det

LIVERPOOL

34.7gn

י

No. 0

114-115% No, 1 Spo rubber unbated". 134-135 334-13 Blanket crepe

102-103 (34-130

34.15

No. I pale crepe

34 06-07

34.28

33.75

Futures

31.30

33.20

NEW YORK

140 closed 125 to points higher with sales of 380 contracts.

to

The auto industry there, one of the biggest users of rubber, is Just reaching which the United States. hos been enjoying for a long time, ho sald,

the popularity morning amounted to $2300,- have been losing in competition Exchange Rates

the

BANKS

21K Bank

XU

Low-wage

countries. quite fairly nsk

can'

1803 1875

1365

Business was done in the local unofficial exchange market this morning at the following rates: V.B. dollar (per81) Sterling notes, (per 21) Lancashire Australian notes (per 21

5,81

10.30

12.00

10 or 1803

12.40

23.40

151805

100

20 2 1870

301003

Не said that although his company would like to add to its natural rubber holdings, the projected expansion programme It tukea would be too slow. about eight years to get

into natural rubber plantation production, Ho saki.

We think this might be too late to alleviate the impending rubber shortage," he said.

The purchase price of the would be added West Virginie plant

bry "Dutch the covering wholly financed

on money," according to Mr Jiskoot He would not estimate the value of the plant, but any ac- ceptable bid would probably in- volve millions of dollars, No American capital is envisioned in the project, according to Mr. Jiskoot,

INSURANCES

Union

JDGO Lombard ....

bay underwriter 0.70 poCKS, ETC.

K. Whart...

Dock

27 21:30 500 27 Provident (0) 10:30 10.83 2000 cp 10.10

Wheelock

LAND, ETC.

73

200

300 10.20

1000 9 10.30

200 or 10.40 0.70 9% 500 in 9.85

3000 6 31,70

2000 e

500 G 0.20

2500 + 0%

4000 8 0.70 1000

HK Hotel ... 19.30 19.40 2500 m ID

1000 * 10.10

Strength at London and Singapore overnight today momentum

movement started locully Tuesday afternoon. 33.600

New speculative buying was 13.84

pushed into 34.12-13 reported as prices 34.19 higher ground.

3420

Factory buying

achtal of rubber in the spot market con

side with tinued on the slow consumer showing stiffening resistance to current high levels. were However. dealers

The US Govertiment and the moderate buyers of shipment successful bidder would stand to rubber overnight, mostly out of gain from the reactivation of 31.19 | Siam where prices were re-

Realty the Institute plant. The Govern 30.18 20.50 ported attractive compared with 29.49 local future prices. Spot No. 1ment would no longer have to

33,70

33.31

33,30

Future closings, in pence per b. were as follows:

Oct/Nov.

Futures closing, in cruzeiros Mor. May July

STAND TO GAIN

whether its loss of exports is not Indonesian rupiah (per 100) due largely to its own fault-to Slam ilents (per 100)

Singapore (Sữalts) its praference for an easy home | Indo-China plastres (per 100)

EVERETT

LINES

EVERETT ORIENT LINE

Fasi Regular Freight Refrigerator Passenger Hervica Loading for Singapore, Penang, Rangoon, Calenita' and

“LENEVERESTT""

"REDEVERETT

"NOREVERETT"

"DRADEVERETT"

1000 6 19,30

1000

10.30

7000

19.40

300

19.30

1000

-10.30

2000 10.40

iris Land

74

1100 op 70

1100 73

200 e 7316 10074

*REDEVERETT"

-NOREVERETT""

Humphreys

20.00 [N) 10.00

21

2.00

Chittagong,

Arr. Aug. ~Sept. -- Sept. 27 -- Okt

2

Salis Aur.

-

-- Sept.

B

- Sept. 20

→, Oct.

10

-Sopt. 11

IX

Further, Imperial, Mr Jiskool UTILITIES said, would be ready to abide "national by the customary

security clauso obliging It at

Star Ferry..

mati Ferry

233 2.373 28őbo a 2,375 1.55

3000 335 10903 do 3 a

2525.16 1000 @ 24.70 1000 24.80 1000 Gi

154 150 100

100 獅 124 127 600 300 1300 +

000 à 125

Loading for Robe, Omaka, Nagoya, Tokohama.

**BRADEVENETT"

"LENEVERETT"

Art. Aug

10 Aug. 30

Sails Aug. ***Aug. 31 Sept. 11 -Sept 23 - Sept. 24 LIMITED PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION. All the above subject to alteration without matter,

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Tram

July/Aug.

Dec./Jan.

Mar/Apr.

May/June

29.30 Res were quoted at 43 cents,

なっふする

SAO PAULO

Futures:

Sept Dec.

44.00-10

about pay

$240,000 In main-RUDEN

the intetive tertance costs for plant.

Rubber A

n

43.15

$2.10

Int'l Harvester

40%

International Nickel

704

per kilo were as follows:

4110

40.00

International Papor

31015

Int'l Tel & Tel

Oct.

John-Mewille Co.

Doc.

33.60 Sept. 33.03

30,00

LONDON

all times in the next ten yeats

Kansas C. Fower & Light

Mor

Kennecott Copper

121 May

2% 20 34.10

Liggett Meyers Tob. Co.

Lockheed Aircrati

In

The market was strong. No. 1to keep the plant ready for all- spot Rps were quoted at 30% out production in case

national emergency, Prices:

of #

Loews Incorp.

24

C. Light (0)

Louisville & Nashville R.

84

Lowenstein & Sou

2711

24 500 23.70 1000 @ 23.00 1000 g 23.9G 4500

*STAR ARCTURUS” STEAL"

43

10014

c. Light (N) 10.00

United Press.

19 1000 10.70

2100

"RTAR ALCYONE"

MAMIOT Development

Arr. Aug. 15 -Sept. 8 Sept. 23 17 ~~~ Oct, Nov.

Salls Aug. 10

Sept.

-Oct. 18

29

-- Nov.

Montgomery Ward

National Cash Reg. "A"

National Dairy Prod.

Electrid

Масто Telephone

40 £57%

Elec. 11

37 374

Lone Star Cement Co.

Musabi Iron Corp.

Minnesota Mining

Motorola ne.

National Difer

Nationni Lead

National Steel Corp. New York Central Olin Mathieson Ota Elevators Owen-linold Glam Pacific Gas & Elec. Pacific Western Oll

range up Pan American Airways

in the with

compared

$8,408,028,5l a year ago,

entre automotive indus try in United States and Canada, prochied 5,100,000 cars and 1955 trucks in the dret slx months, up 30 per cent dvar lagt year and the greatest over at- lained,

GM's overvena plants in Enginrid,

and Aus- Germany tralia also broke all production reconis.—United Press.

Outlaws Ambush

Legionnaires

Constantine, July 27,

Thirty Algerian outlaws were

Paramount Pictures

Parko Davis Co.

Ponh. Ball Co.

20%

41

the United States, the pence per lb. average price of 15/10 middling No. 1. si spot ......

Settlement house term:

at ten designated spot markets September was 33.78 centa Sales ni the Oct/Dec.

totalled 7,047 bales. Jan/Mar. centres

London Stock

British

Market

London, July 27. Government Jesus

Apr/June

3016-3094 Since April; the US Govern- 30-39 ment has been able to dispose 381-39% of most of its wartime synthetic 37-9714

plants to private interesis. The 3514-394

the General markets, cit beats parts: Institute plant was the only

mator plant unsold, alnce

of the Government completion Ertato crope thick Aug. unquoted disposal programme two months

Crepe thin Aus, unquoted

ago. AMSTERDAM

38F-32 334-39

August September

Estate

The market was casier after Arm. Prices closed today in

"Private interests hesitated to buy the plant, It is felt, because of a number of hazards. Men-

gullders per kilogrammo, cloned in this connection, were

Aug. as follows;

No. 1 rubber

No. 2 rubber

No, 3 rubber

turned up today on strength in No. 1 crepe sterling and carried the rest of

41% the market up with them after

04

two Ecasions of heavy selling New which accompanied. Britain's In-

7434erensed curbs on credit.

Fanny . C. Co.

PRN, Mort

Prilips Petrolejath

Procter & Gamble Co.

100

Pittsburg Plato, Gigas ·

iplleker Industries

13

10%

39

49

101

40

22

50

614

Plite Oll Radio Corporation Heo Motors Hepublic Steel 14ynolds Metal Hinh on Cờ. stint Reg. Paper Sinclair Oil...

Betony Vacuurn

South Porto Rico Buzat

Southern Nauri

Bouthern Italiway (Com.)

Stan Higasida"

stackard hill of Cal.

| Starlind Cl of Ind.

"Stokely-Van_Cefap. Atudebaker-Packard Awit & Co. Texas Co rion Water Aam, Ol

Union Carde

Unisis Padilla Hallway

united Aircrafs

killed near here tonight in a Twenty Century Fax rum flarda battle after they had ambushed and killed 21 foreign legionnaires.

The Hattie took plato in the .8. Co.

mountain region south of

horo,

"No further details were im-

· mediately available--Tyutor.

U.S., Rubber,

:: B

Warner Drba,

Wastin@THOLze Efectelo Woolworth

Buying was stimulated by the

reller felt at uie, termination--

3.78' nom.

จยย United Prem

3.72

of low-cost uncertain supplies raw material such as butadiene and lack of facliitles to produce INDUSTRIALS "cold rubber."

York Sugar The only Market

*

New York, July 27, World. No. 4 sugar futures

Comment

Rope. *>

the STORE, ETC.

and

Dalty Walion

ONLY OTHER BUYER

buyer other evidallbing - Interest in the plant has been Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp: This company would like to remove rubber-making equipment convert. It non-rubber use.

it was to Defence officials, of 21

ported, do not like the idea of non- converting the plant to

aro Bald rubber purposes, and

In this tiny Producers of synthetics-hot- able, but

Buthmone dire reportedly willing to supply Imperial wit

at least for the time being-ot. the pressure ngalist sterling ns Chancellor Butler denied recent costs today unchanged to 2 widely-circulated reports of new Plats lower with sales

contracts. 69hoves toward convertibility at

Domestic No. 8 sugar futures lower and fluctuating rates. closed unchidaged with sales of

Government Iseties hund gips 20 contracts. enging to £14 in War Loon.

Both contracts continued quiet Turnover in indutale was hot and featureless pending raw very heavy but meet presented market developments. Futuren:

furnished rises Contract No. 4 (world) Buying ant

Hanging around 1 shilling. Bept.

10 Howker Siddeley roso Joud, Oct.

Rolle-Royce Za-Od, and several steels 19 30.

Copper were, string, gola shares dull, Royal Dutch lost. 4% in the oils but others in

the group witt

Linked" Press,

Japanese were motiver with all

Mit | market up: 23⁄4- w 617 Gor

man Young Loan gained £1

1.43

March

3.23

July

Sept.

Bio-(cents per Ib. fob

Cube) Contrat No, 6

Hapt Nov. MarcH

May **

|: #pot-(vente per 1bạc

In quetmarket.United BENY ex-duty) Press

to

πόνο

3314 315

14.20

500 cp 15.20

ICA#for? COTTONS

Texillé Corp 0.05 6.15 Namyang

81 0.70 MISCELLANEOUS

Yangiste.....10 800 7.00

Allied

b

the reeded raw materials at an New York Foreign

advantages peledra

하

Unlica Dell, parent compdity

Imperibi, has extensive: toe

anced pair oli and rubber

holding in Indonople. It main

2. feta rubber pab'ding panes in

Americkh Corporation. It ales

maintains offers · Et Djarta" | "Australia

London,

Paris, Teipalise and

Souther

Rhodesia, United

Exchange

9 Bept. 24

Loading for Kobo, Osaka, Nagoya, Yokohama,

“BTAR ARCTURUS" Arr. Aug. 12 *THAI"

*STAR ALCYONE”

Aug. 20

Baily Aug. 13

Aug. 30

-

Sept. 22

Sept. 23

-

Oct. 11 → Oct.

器怎 - Oct.

13

-Nov

"STAR DETELGÈUSE"

IIMITED PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION,

Kft the above subject to alteration witheus notice.

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sailing Sept. 10th

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sailing Aug. 15th' salling Sopt. 21st