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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1959.
Busy Week In Britain's
London Economy HONGKONG NY Market Reacts
Market Steady
London, Nov. 9. Conditions on the London Stock Market were satis- factory today but the volume of business WAB smaller,
Industrials made a good show- ing. The main feature was the buoyancy of building and read making shares fallowing tavour- øble weekend comment.
Many et the miscellaneous Issues Improved among which
Unilevers were prominent on buying in front of the interim dividend expected this week.
Gilt-edged had good day investment
and
advanced
buying
a
on
Dollar Płocka were marked up in advance of Wall Street,
Closing Prices
Olliedred Bonda Brah Tansport 3%, 00%
Consols -£62-3/16. CHE 477-1/10. Conversion Loan 3'
Funding
2007
Loan
1910/08-
1000-
1950/CO-
Finding Stark 315%. 1999/2004 £71%
Finding Loan 47%, 1960/80-£93. Siving at. 1955/05-£VY. Savings 3 900/70-204-1/10 Gavings 3% 15425/75-178-9712
Tankk
Barclay's Bank "A" Ltd ord-599
Chartered Bank-605 34.
- Hongkong-g50!).
BUTTER
Union Insurance Cayton-25-1/18.
Aircrafi and Motors Motor Сол
Brttish
Ord-215
Ford Motor Co-100%
Routes Ltd "A"-10 nd. Standard Triumph International— 1.
Breweries
Distillers Có–Mə. Thịu.
|
London, Nov. 9,
STOCK EXCHANGE
Qui Du» Como spread mi
This fascinating week (to November 7) has had the first real reaction on the Landon Stock Exchange since the gangrai éloc- tion, the dollar's first comeback against gold in many months, and near to the
Business dene at the long-
Stock Exchange final dismantling of the siege economy
to appro- morning amounted which Britain has endured for twenty ximately $1,180,000. Neon quota- tions and the morning's trang- years.
action
this
Shares Buyerr Hellers BANKS H.K. Bank 3050 East Asia 170 Union, XD. Lambard Wheelock
Rajes
301060
33 84%
4115
314
A few years ago when Britain strictions against Jepan still re- was supposedly Socialist and main. certainly uncompetitive,
When Britain blockaded her the siege economy embraced nently self against doliar goods the all Imports. Uniit lite more ranked "Japan with them. That than a year ago it still embraced blockade being over, Japan Is the Cost- many dollar goods. Now it is grouped only will
to pharmaceuticals munist countries. For the sake K. Wharf .. confined and A few British and Com- nt British disinflation and inter- monwealth special interests and national good order, one must repose faith in the British Gov- hard cases.
"40 crommel's stated intention
as soon male further progress As we can.”
Decontrols
are
Healthier
0.15 3000 & 5,30
11150 5.45
4000 à 5.40
1000 or 5.35
124
300 + 124
100 15
137 125
Praviten!
147
1400
1500 48 18.30
FI.K. Hotel 1.K. In
21 3.73
H TH
500 er 31
BU 7 37
500 # 37
sungela
Humphreys. Realty Amaig. Trust, XD A. Tawah UTILITIES Tram
19
200 + 37
1.325
Bullishly To Steel Injunction
New York, Nov. 9.
The stock market reacted bullishly to the steel in- Junction today and then turned around on
heavy profit taking. Closing prices on the Stock Exchange ranged from gains of two points to losses of similar amount,
It was on active scesion and tickers raa late through most
Imperial Oi!
Imperial Tobetco Inland Steel Co. Interchemical Corp. Teternatical Paper
Johns Manville Co. Kolper Indysitjes Kimberly Clark
lulis Lomo
&c Borul
Fay
砂
of the first hour and after anggeni & Myers Tob. Co. opening involving blocks ranging in more than 10,000 shares. Prices at the opening held high most of the day and then
from
1.53 5000 1.326 dropped sharply
30
highs. 1000 @ 3.80
3.525 3.57
4.95
Those Continental countries which tan under-sell North
The London Stock Exchange's America
most ad- may get vantage from these British de-setback should make it healthier. controls. The removal of theBeing overdue, it was touched
disoit by a speech from the Chan scanty remaining dollar
the lesser part cellar of the Exchequer, which criminations of the operation and academic asserted that the economic pori- tion was the best for more than unless the dollar goods
a generation and that the Gov- competitive.
ernment would vigilantly check any Infintionary trends. After Star Ferry.
Youmati the immediate technical correc
sult the lion nothing could market better. Scund disinfla tionary policies are by far the
C. Laght best investment basi:
The dollar's comeback, even it it also eventually proves to be enly a temporary terinical Electric
Rt least last reaction should longer.
Not all of the things | Macao E. that are being done by the U.S.Telephone and other countries to
redress INDUSTRIALS"
are a
American' cars are unlikely to sell well in Britain and ready- made dresses only until British similar clothiers learn to make styles at lower costs.
Continental cars and cameras
the like
different and story. The two main British in- dustrial organisations who a few years ago would have fainted at the idea of admitting such Con- tinentni goods now warmly welcome the move to free world trade.
Protection
To be suce, the British mor- ket st has several forms of In cars, where both protection. British and Continental makers have long waiting lists, Ger-
Cement
the dollar's position are hollow STORES, ETC.
Dairy mockeries,
Repayments
8000 383
2000 gr 4.30
3.10
30% 31% 100 31
50 31
131
130
1004
#123
100 125
100 120
100 128
20 20.10 3000 + 10.80
20:4
438 19,80
theit
Late in the resuias the steel shætes mal selling and of the close they showed losses of one to five points in several issues and five points is Granke City Steel,
McDonnell Afteraft
Mesa fron Corp. Monsanto Chemical Co. Morsia tre.
Nettors] Bleeuils Co. National Dairy Prod. National Steel Corp.
3776
10
30%
DO
P
316
20
Noranda Miner Ltd. Norfolk & Western Ry, North Amer. Aviation Northwest Airlines (Com) Om Mathieson
1:3
Overn-nola Glass
Penny J. C. Co
Oxford Parser Co.
110
Penn. Salt Co.
28"
gains
Philip Morris
384
Pitney Bowes
Procter & Gamble Co
8314
Publicker Industries
Motors were irregular, after Chemicals held early strength. high Electronicy held ranging to several points.
Today's volume was 3,700,000 shares.
Of total 1.250 shares traded, 531 were higher and 393 lower volume American Exchange
24.80 was 1,230,000 shares.
Bonds volume 37,600,500.
Closing Prices
UNAVAILABLE
100
The Helicopter And Its Coming-Of-Age
JUST 20 years have elapsed since Igor Sikorsky
made the first successful flight in his VS-300 helicopter in the United States and helicopters became a practical proposition.
There had been earlier hell-thie respect.
In June 1950 they
with two arki
copters which flow reasonably tpened the world's first re- well in France, Germany and gulär passenger strvibe Britain-the Arst fight in the holloopists
the between United Kingdom was at Farm- shipping ports, Cardin botough in 1925-but they Liverpool, and since then have
complicated WCIL
machines, operated many similar services able to lift little but their own in different parts of the United weight and that of pilot. The Ringiom for Undied periods.
VS-300 The to services simple "sitaksrotar
Infled to grov represented a tremendous nd-into 1 network vance, pointing thin way to the
city-centre passenger baste design of most successful vices, since helicopters of today,
Allogether some
of elty-etatr
ser-
the helicopters
to be operated
kuch
work
wore too small 9,000 heli-
coonomically for copters have been built since and there was a loss of tome then in various countries ex-inelings for
irt produced
elurling those
every mile alnd bolered
It
Rusia and Poland, for which ow. BEA
unwise to operate frequent
10
and serviceS, no statalies are available
particularly over- much of this efort is due
water an idea! routes such as pioneering efforts by British
cperators, both civil and mill-Landon to Paris and Brussels,
until
they had twin-engined helicopters.
3500 20
- ་ ་
244 24.80
102
24,60
547
24.00
100
11.20 11.00
amounted
to
Lary
14 30.75
£91% 19.80 2000
500 20.00
2000 30.25
19.80
201
121 * 39 40 1000 19% 300 @ 10% 2004 10
Alden Inc. Acy.
$451%
Allied Mils Inc.
E2
Ain, Brake Shoe
BA
Am. Cable & Radio Corp.
1055
American Cyanamid Co.
5914
Owing to poor radio reception
this early morning many of our utupi commercial itemE commodity prices were unorvallable.
immediate
garded largely
wasted for
carrying young
who dangled
Amer. & Forgn, Power
g
300 41 20.10
Am. Gas & Electric
45T
Am. iiome Prod.
100
0.40
Pure Qu
581
Radio Corp. Pref.
Vibin
The First National Bank, says
14,40
4.05
1281
Raytheon
10
| Noyal Bank of Canada
4.73
it was concern over the gold
2000 4 4,70 0000 4.76
577,
70
Abell 11 Co.
.R. & F.E. Inver
300004 TO
Even if some are, thek effeal
exposure. Walion comes before their
Britain's US$250 Meanwhile, million toan repayment brings | COTTONS the US$100 lülion of gold as Textiles well as $150 million les claim MISCELLANEOUS many and France cannot spare Cement---9%
too many for the British mar- on its gold stock.
INVESTMENTS Allied
Building and bateriak Ansulated Poritand
Tochin Johnson Associates Ord- 27 0
Coal, Steel &- Engineering Babcock & Wilcox Ltd-43s 1otid.
Vickers_Lid-30% 114ḍ.
Food and Tobacco
British American 'Tob. Co., Ltd-
0 34.
Imperial
Tabacco Co., Lid-71
MiscellaneoutE
Boarding Marden Lid-di 1d. Brioth Oxygen Lid. Old-in 3.
Canadian Pacille Ry-447
Inition Rubber Co...276 86. Hongkong & China Goa-Jɛ. Imperial Chemical-64.
Xyone Co-79% 754.
Callever Lid-idia. Paper
Bowater Paper Corp Ont-Bix.
Redio and Electrical
Associated Electrical-63 8. Electrice & Musical-d6#. English Electrie Co-4es id. Ceneral Electric-s2a ed.
Bulpping Indo-China Stori NAV. Co. def ord-31 34.
P&O Steain Navigation def ord - 3.
Store#
Great Universal Blores "A"
"Marks & Spencer Lid-743 1195,
Woolworth X W. & Co-03 30.
Textiles Cuala & PL10-355_2011⁄2d. Courtaulds Ltd--38m 7lid."
Mines Angio-American Corp of
Attica-200 Gd.
South
Cons Goldfields or Saulh Alric - 118.
Cons. Zine Corp, Ord-731 0. De Beers def-1. Free State Development & Invest- mts sd.
Dating Tide 7350.
Rand-10% ad.
Bouthern Kinta
101d.
Cons
Union Corn-ZTE TILD xris.
.
Lid-19
Worl Driefontein Goldmising--
191 Bd
West Rand Cons-238.
Qu
British Borneo Petroleum Syndi ente-01 10
Br: Petroleum Co., Ltd-549
Burmah-49% 3d.
Royal Dutch Petroleum.........£ 1535. Stel Transport
Dduler.
Trading1458
U.S. Cotton Estimate
kel.
and The tariff protection
main
Į Commonwealth preferences re-cutflow that made the American Intact. What have gone public support the President's are the quota the dollar
restrictions and budget
discrimination,
balancing Re- China Mall Special.
Rise In
palicles.-
V
1500 12.00
100 12.00
Czechoslovakia
Cotton And Sweden Sign
Το
Exports Communist Bloc
Washington, Nov. 9.
The Secretariat of the International Cotton Ad- visory Committee reported today that the extra-long staple cotton situation last season turned out to be more favourable than had previously been estimated.
muin factors:
In [LT] October review "The tendency for produe published through the facilities tion to exceed disappearance of the Department of wa agnin in evidence and Agriculture, the ICAC said the there was a further addition Improved picture in extra long to total carryover stocks in staple can be attributed to two exporting countries," it sald. "On August 1, 1959 stocks estimated at 800,009
from bales, up about 150,000 a year previous. The increase was entirely in Egypt where stocks are estimated at $00,000 bales compared to 805,000 "bales a year ago. Stop in the Sudan factors, it sald déclined to their lowest level the more im- ¦ in mony years.”
• Increased trade with the were Communist countries;
where.
Rising consumption else
TWO FACTORS
of the two
the first was
portant.
NEW PLANTATIONS
"Exports to Communist coun- tries rose to 650,000 bales or double the 1957-68 volume," It The review said
sadd.
that about
"The math increase oc- 2,000,000 acres have been plant- curred in exports from Egypted to extra-long staples, a decliue to the USSR, which umounted to of about 100,000 from last season 250,000 bales compared to only but still high in relation to other 37,000 bales in the previous years. SCIBOFL. All told, exports from
"The only reduction of any Egypt to the Communist coun- significance has been in Egypt tries were 595,000 bales against and even so the area planted to 810,000 bales in 1957-58."
Menouf, the highest gimding The total off-take from
increased which ducing countries, the review variety. was
normat circumstances of cotton will be produced said, reached 1,800,000 bales this under
duction would not likely be pro-
Washington, Nov. 9.
The Agriculture Department đợ- day estimated 14,801.000 bales
pro
this year, up 100,000 balts your compared with 1,200,000 in theant that the reduction in pro-
1057-58.
from minalh's forecast, Today's estimate, base on November 1 crop conditions, compared with production last grear of 11,813,000 bales and 10 year average production of 14,048,000 bales.
тас
reporting board crop estimated cotton yields this year Would average 474 petitida č lint per acro ocupared with fast Year's 406 pounds and 10-year average of $20 pounds. The prospective yieŭt per more is a new all-time record.-UPI..
The review raid a third factor portionate to the restriction in -rebuilding of stocks A im nerenge," It saidUPI.
porting countries contributed
to the improvement in the extra- long sepia cotton altuation.
This, of course, had no cffect on the total stock position but i representes merely a change in the location of stocks -- a more even distribution of stocks ba tween exporting and importing countries," 10-explained.
PRICE DROPS
It said price drops during the year "carried prices to thel? lowest level for the entire post-
point the quality promlum over.
cottons had
had disappeared
Exchange Rates war period ant, inderd, at one
RUBBER MARKET QUIET
*~*~*~- Singapore, Nov, D. The market was quiet today despite rise in prices dan to reperta, of spasumilon of work in United States ·àlmel milla, Boliaza, were restricted arið furnover waa; ginal). In London; the tubbed market staring sikreme Compat var and, recognising this, cot was very quiet with spot quoted
noter (pac) i sumers were induced to make at 30% prince, nepilnas Dadorian Toplan sp 100). MA!|howýji purchases during the lack In Amsterdam, the "rubber fair months of the person, {market was quleb, today, ---UİPİ -
Bartok v done an the peak com Prices fall to bar-
unancial exchange
momlig at the falls,
17. A dollars (per wind entraigne
around March of this
Trade Agreement
Vienna, Nov. 9. Czechoslovakia snd Bweden signed a trade agreement for 1960 in Prague Past night, Badio Prarne said.
It provides for an increase of the mutual goods exchange to 200,000,000 Crech CTOWNS (US$28,000,000) at the official rate, a five per cent roise com- pared with last year.
Czechoslovakin will deliver cars, mines, chemical pro- ducts, textiles and hop.
Sweden will export machines, special steels, iron ore and fish.
UPI.
Am. Mach. & dry.
Am. Natural Gas
Am. Suger Ref.
Baldwin-Lirsa-liam. Bank of Montreal Bank of Nova Scotia Bell Telephone
Beneficial ince
Bendix Aviation Corp.
Benguet Cone...
Boeing Airplane
Borden (The) Ca,
Burroughs Add Machine
Artian Amer. Ou
British Chunkin Elec.
Calif. Packing Corp. Caba. BK, of Com Campbell Soup Co. Cann (JI) Co. Cat. Tractor Calanes Qarp
CIT. Facial Corp. Chart Peabody ... Colombian Carbon Co. Combed Paper Consumers m Custnenial Of of Del Common Imperial Mis Dimond Altair ...
DiDone-SeNEERIDE |Douglas Aircraft
Yesterday's Closing
Dow Chemical ..... Family Finance Corp. Firestone Tyre & Ribber First Nat. City Bank Georgia Pacific General Dypmalen Gen. Pub, TEL Gen. Tyre & Rubber Goodrich (B. F.) Co. Gramman Asrorätt Gulf Oil
Hammond Organ Heyden Newport Com. Morenaka Mining Ca Human Refrig.
Idaho Power
COMMODITY
METALS
NEW YORK Closing prices, all in cente per Ib.:
Lead
Zine
Dec.
Dec.
Copper Dec Jan.
Tin Dec
23.20
100.75
No. 3 Nov.
No. 3 Nov.
No. 4 Nov.
Epot rubber unbaled .. Blanket crepe
No. 1 pale crepe a
LONDON
imara Roebuck & Co.
401% Safeway Siores
Saint Heg. Paper
Schenley Inc.
Bath, Klinak French
Boer Aircraft .........
224 South Puerto Rico Sugar
2315
感
1
Scott Paper
21
**
3916
TO
post-war
In the years the helicopter was re PASSENGER CRAFT
It as a freak. stunts such as
Such alrcraft are on the way. circus ladies Already Bristol Aircraft Lid, aro from a trapeze building thele 18/23-passenger slung boneath the mabin, and the Type 102 for the R.A.F. and a public began to wonder If commercial version is planned. have the much-publicised vehicles Westland Aircraft Ltd. would ever do a really worth- designed the 48-seat Westmin while job.
ster, while Fairey Aviation Ltd. are developing the incompar- able Itotodyne, which will carry to quickly up to 65 passengers and economically that New York come in the spring of 1948 Airways will probably
use It when a company named Pest exclusively on their network of 60% Contro), Ltd",
a small metropolitan "ale-bus" services. helicopter to spray chemicals
Britain's from 1964 onwards. over several helds of potatoes Ministry of Supply is backing its threatened by blight in East further development, and nego- Anglia.
tiations are in progress for civil Before long Pest Control Ltd., and military versions. began to receive calls from far- mers, planters and fruit-growers
SAVING CROPS
TOY
One answer
to this
J
14
POT
Routhern Co.
(The)
39
Bouthern Natural Car
37
GOV
Soudings Railway (Curn.)
5193xd
Sleel Co. of Canada
#
5015
Steep Rock
199
2212
Sunshine Mining
6
Textron Inc.
26
Thickol Chem.
81
Tide Water Oli
4314
Time In.......
74
472
Traders Finance
3514
38
Tri-Cont. Warranty
Any
Twentieth Century Fox Film
Union Oil of Cal.
United Frutt
United Gas Corp.
ss þUS. Line Co.....
921,
US Steel 7 P.C. Pr Waukesha Motors..... 2855 | Westinghouse Air Brake 1561⁄2 | Wemem Union Tel, Co. West Va. Pulp & Paper. Winn-Dixie Stores 441% Zenith Radio
30
73
81
z Agreed Merchant
Canadian Dollars
1344
25
14012
103
M
1143
-UPL
Maximum 18xd Selling 36-15/32 Minitnum
105
Buying 16-23/32
47425/32 O/D
110-120% 1164-17734
12535–1173) 121-113 12919-1311
Closing prices all in pence per
Jb,: No. 1 Rm spot
11.72
Settlement houss term:
11,80
Nov.
11.00
Dec.
11.30
JanMarch
April/fune
July/Sept.
Out./Dec.
LONDON
Nov, Dec.
Closing prices, all in sterling
--
Buyers Sellers
794
264
per long toŋ.
Tur spot
3-month
| Copper spos
3-month
Load lat hair Nov.
Feb.
Zinc et hair Nov.
:
100.34* General marketa, c.lf.
Extate stepe thin
སྤྱོདྡིབྷཉྙནྣིༀཋ8ངྒཱཊྛཱ
RUBBER
NEW YORK
thick Nov. AMSTERDAM
35%
Closing prices all in guliders
per kilogram, c.lt, Nov.
No. 1 rubber
No. 2 rubber
13 No. 3 rubber
Nu crepe.
340 buyers 3,30 Buyers 3.17 buyten 3.81 buyers -UPL
COTTON
NEW YORK.
Chaing pricég éll in centa per
Boot; M30;; DHL, BRIŠI, Marens
Rex rubber futures closing | lb.) (0. prices, all in cons par Ib.
All unavailable.
SINGAPORE
Closing prices all lùí Štrusts cents per 15 co.b. Mülayan
porta:
fio.
Nov.
No. 1 Das.
30.50;" Dec; 10/A3; MITT SKUL.
T.T
PRICES
SAO PAULO
That is why
wood
query
Meanwhile, there are plenty
of
all over the world, asking it it of less glamorous transport jobs could save vast acreages of cot- that can be done on one engine. ton, banana trees, wheat and Helicopters like the five-seat simast every other crop imagin- Sycamore and Westland Widgeon 3ble from an equally
for air taxi varied are used widely 4434
of Insect pests and work and for operations such as 25% collection
diseases. Today, under the name ferrying men and supplies bo- of Fison-Airwork Ltd., of Cam- | tween land and off-shore oil bridge, England, this pioneer drilling rigs; while in Canada, company has grown Into the Okanagan Helicopters of Van- largest operator of agricultural couver--another Rotodyne custo helicopters in the world.
iner-have no hesitation in fly- This application for the hell- Ing their preserit small machines copter is of immense importance, amid the great mountain peaks for insects eat or spoll a third of the Pacific Northwest. Rates of everything grown on earth.
Largest commercial hellcopter Brith European Airways have fitted a 30 feet operators in the world, with 58 (B-metres) spray-boom to one of trait in kostant use, OneR 10- their
comparatively
of countless large have
occasions Britkh-built Westland Whirl-corried workmen and machinery wod helicopters. By carrying to platforms and ledges 110 gallons (500 fitres) of minute size, as much as 6,000 chemicals at a time in in tank feet above sea level, to speed inskie Its cabin, they can treat the buliding of dams and work up to 100 acres (40 hectares) an on vast industrial projects, hour, which far exceeds the The helicopter can also rew capacity of the smaller eircraft volutioniso, the transport af used normally for agricultural soldiers, equipment and supplies work.
in combat arous and at sền the fact that a helicopter can take- of and land vertically on
hall desk turns almost
kuy ship into an aircraft carrier- Westland Whirlwind and a spray-plane. It can be used to
Wessex hélicopters, are replac attack
mosquito breeding-
ing fixed-wing aireract almost grounds, to away chemicals
entirely for some vital anti- crops to
defoliate marine. duties, just is over cotton
tho them for speedier picking, and for many similar jobs. Simply flying a helicopter low and
over tomato crops has saved them from destruction by frost, by driving down layers of warm air to raise the tem- perature at ground level,
(Closing prices all in cruzdro per kilo)
Unavailable.
LIVERPOOL
Closing prices all in pence per
Ib.:
American Contract
Dec/Jan: 21.50: March/April: 2390; May/June: 2220; July/Aug: 2236; Oct/Nov: 21.85,
Mixed Contract
Dec/Jan:
22.40:
March/April: 22.40: _Alay/June: 22.40; July/Aug: 21.50; Oct/Nov: 21.1-UPT.
FOREIGN ENGHANCE
NEW YORK Closing rates:
Carti England omidal
30-days 90-day
Aukerila
New Zealand
Barth Africa
Others unchanged.
LONDON Closing fates:
NEW OBLKAND Číosing weisse alt in ewnia por | Copenhagen
New York
Stoptreal
Animlerdama
Fräckfurt
Btokholm
AND SAVING LIVES
the
Nor is crop protection 1mt of the helicopter's velte a
slowly
Saving Lives, like saving
| crops, is all in a day's work to
tiny two-seat Sauptlers – Roo Skeeter helicopter has
· ÉDENG into its own for Army observà- tion and artillery 'spotting."
'Inadequacy' Of
helicopter pilots, Supplies have Port Swettenham
been dropped to marooned
British lighthouse keepers, and
in Malaya, Royal Air
Force HIPPING agents in Kualé
units have evacuated from
Lipur have asked the -
Jungle clearings some 3,700 sick { Malayan
Government to
and wounded troops and civi- speed up improvements et liana, many of whom would
have dies but for this epedy, the wast Malayan port of
Fort Swattenham.
such
They said that "the forests of masts and turnde" at the port should be a warning to the
Governement.
comfortable ambulance service, Arid many a summer's day, holiday trowil's BOMEWHERE around Britain's coastline watch exhausted swimmers or drifting 1.00 21/32 dinghy-sailors being hauled to
They said 18 skipsrenched safety by an air-sen résque, Whirlwind or Bristol Sycamore Fort Swettenham en October 28, of the R.A.F. or Royal Navy,
and that "utter inadequacy" of For
hedi. work, the
the port had then been revealed.
Mr W. F. Davson, copter's ability to take off and
shipping land vertically fly slowly and
manager of Cuthrie and Camo- pany, said that only eight ship's hover over a fuse spet meer could be unloaded. The others It the only possible mama had to stand off the harbour.
the doing
job: But will it used widelý na a ever be straightforwiis tremport vehicle, where it must compete that 'fixed-wiring!" Piterati und sur
He said "with the growing trade in central Mulaýa, where its capital Kimla Lumpur is EUA ated and where the fast growing Industrial area of Petaling Jaya ia, the ocean shipping m Port Iiropeia: Always Swellendain ke indispensable, me
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