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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY,
THE RAIL STRIKE IN
STOCK EXCHANGE
London
The disastrous HONGKONG effect would
Wall
closes
be unparalleled
higher
London, Feb. 3.
The stock market moved ir- regularly higher today in response to Wall Street's rise yesterday,
Our Own Correspundet
mutinem adtle at the Hong- kong Stock Exchange this morn- fing amounted to approximately { $2,070,000, Naon quotations and
the mornings, transactions!
By AN ECONOMIC CORRESPONDENT
London, Feb. 3. Sullen and angry the 355,000 members of Britain's powerful National Union of Railwaymen have served notice on the nation that on February 15 they SING will stop work.
Dollar stocks recovered a lift | while -Industrials fullowed Monday's pattern of small-neule selling Interrupted by spurts of
lective buying International underground Nickel rose more than five on favourable dividend news.
Government bonds met steady Investment demand and showed
The crews of London's vital, railwaymen has an effect on the which have
of the nation economy system
could not be paralleled by the already this week staged a
other group of half-dress rehearsal which all cetion of any but paralysed the capital for 24 workeus. hours.
Dislocation
ז':
Khares Buyers Bellero Bales BANKS ICK Bank
1100 110s 50 ( 1260 INSURANCES Union
100 05 03 0535
Wheelock. 0.20 8.23 $ 9.30 1230 + 5.18 11000 0.15 1000 1 0.20 2000 er 0,20 300 67% 530 345
203 57
400 42
100 42
500 20 1500 D
Duck .....
8715
Provident.
Talkoo.... LAND. ETC.
Kate
17.00 413%
42
30 30%
Immediate effects are
and HK Lond
45 45 10035
500 g 48%
200 à 45%
The The railwaymen will strike
raise
of industrial
a slight hmprovement. January because they believe that they disastrous enough; an appalling gold and convertible currency can force the British Transpordislocation reserves figures had. no ini-Commission which operates the social life. mediate effect on the market.
State-owned railways to
But the long term effect of a their pry and raise It fast. Foreign bonds continued lile,
Put boldly lice that it sounds successful railway strike is fr
Inwore dangerous. while golds were quiet and like blackmail. But in fact the Because of the rigid unbudge- tended to enso. Coppers Jost
the Railway Unionable economie thinking of the leaders of around. Olla moved narrowly, have taken this angry decision British Transport Cominission Selective buying brought gains only after long patient months the resultant cost both the into some of the rubber issues during which they have had 10 loss occasioned by the Immediate while tens held steady.-UP
hold their own hot-heads in effect of the strike and the ad-
ditional wage moncy check.
won by strikers Is passed on to the customers.
Closing prices
Gitedged Bonds
British Transport 3
06-3/10,
Consols — £48-13/10. Convols 46-271-11/10.
Conversions Lan 315
£04/10
Bunstse
Lunti J+
£44-3/16.
Funding
Block 312,
100 1000/09 1900/2004
£70%
Funding Loan
4
1900/20
£02-7/14,
Underpaid
No Informed
objective ch
$500 GF 30
1500 45%
630 or 120
100022
100 22
1.45 1075 13500 10.0
2003 30.75
54000 1.6
45000 1.05
10000 16.TO
unphreys 21.00 22.40
Realty
RUDDER Anali..... Trunt .....
4.30
0.40
UTILITIES Tram
Yaumail
A
C. Light
30 331
144 133 10.50 10.70
3000, 3311 2500 or 2310
D-DO 133
Higher passenger and freight Sungala
10-person could fall to agree that rates are launching pads of our Britain's rallwaymen are jold bogey the inflationary spiral. with Goods cost more both at home Skilled mor derpaid.
service to their land abroad and it costs com- long years of
thuters more to travel to work. credit and daily carrying res-
for ponsibility
Ihousands
of In short the cost of living in-
creases. lives, they frequently are not much better paid than a superior shorthand-typist.
So justifiable were their com- an official comar plaints that :mittee was set up to inquire into
Savings 3, 1935/05-917.
Savio il 75-3/16
EKS.
Savings 3.
Banke
Chartered Bank-63
Hongkong-641
Lloyd's Bank "A"-00ɛ 3.
4.40 6.6004 (1.45
Electric
... 24.10 24.30
430.45 1000 14 5.43
200 10.00 1000 18,70 200 100 4700 + 18.00 2000 or 15.03 145 24.20 2000
New 12.30 23.10 2233 ja 22.00
1960
UK
Street fails to maintain gains
New York, Feb. 3.
Stocks fell back sharply today, with the stars of
yesterday's sharp rise blue chips and elec tronics taking the brunt of sell-off.
There was no follow through Benguet Cons
Derden (The) Co
ot an early attempt at third Bellehem Sterl straight advance, and prices Boeing Airplane fell back quickly from their highs, most of them into lower ground
British Aaner. Oll
British Columbia Elec. Traders had been hoping for British Columbia Per. repeat of yesterday's good Calif. Pacing Corp. Cons. Bk. of Cornis. performance
Brew.corn to get investora
Wick into a buying mood, but Soup Co
support was lacking and there was nothing now in the news to inprove sentiment. -
International Paper fell about three and Procter & Gamble around two to load the blue chips downward
Canadian Pacior It. case (3. 1. Co. ... Cat. Tetor
Celonese Corp...
C.
I
41
TRANSPORTATION
Britain regains
second place
in shipbuilding
BR
●RITISH shipyards have regained second place among the shipbuilding countries of the world. And with orders for more than 4,000,000 tons of new ships on hand they are all set to oust Japan and win back the title "Builders for the World," which they lost to the Japanese three years ago,
The total of 1,305,000 lons of
in Britain
was topped only by
Lons. West
33 Gemmany (1,202,000) tell back to
New freighters
Burroughs Ackl Machine
30
4134
36
29/2
33
shipping launched
20
last year
Japan's 1,715,000
third place.
43
6741
241
Our shipyards, with the work spread out unevenly, start this 524 year with an estimated order
book running at 2025 million.
THE
1
18
67
273%
30
776,000 foreign buyers.
This means work to build 498 which
tons nre
40
301
237
T. Financial Corp. Chrysler Molors Cluets Peabody Colgate-Palmalive Cu. Colomblan. Carbon Ca. Commercial Credit Consolidated_Edison Consumer Gu Steels featured losses of more continental Oli of Del. thàn a point in, Bethlehem, Corner Imperial Mills U.S. Steel, Lukens and Youngs-Crane Co.
Crown Zellerbach town. Motors lost b, good part Cuban Amer, Sugar of yesterday's good gains, with Diamond Alkall the top five producers all down Bond Gard..... more than a point.
Zenith and Ampex fell around in a weak electronics three group. Standard Off of California lost two in the oils, and metals featured losses of around two points in National Lead and Magina Copper,
24.30
Daw-Jones closing
500 e 24.30
1000 ** 2450
were:
1000 or 24.20
30 industrial
20
Tails
* 52.50
10
utlitics
180 2200
stocka
to
Maçao E... Tel
40
Bonds
33
1000 7 33.50
Comm. future price Index
14833.225 500 33.4D
INDUSTRIALS Cemen!
...
The effect of this is obvious.
immediately There begins
agitation for wage widescale increases to meet higher ilving have taken corts. When these
the railwaymen who Barclay'd Bank "A" Ltd, ord---dia the whole question of railway-effect
started it all look round men's wages and to makę re-
discover that they are back commendations.
13 where they were. And here wo it was months ago. And it will not pro-go again...... duce its report until March,
over ДП When negotiations
broke interim wage increase down (disagreement with two was the railway unions uther
National exasperated cuuse)
Ballwaymen threw
Insurance
Union Insurance Cantonm£5-15/16,
Aircraft and Motors
British Motor Corp. On—22) De Havilland Aircraft
Ford Motor C-1069 Bu
;
Hawker Siddeley Group Ord-3nton Holes Lad 10
Standard Triumph
11 11.
10
Kl.
Breweries
Distillem Ch–37«,
set up nearly
rational down the gauntlet
Building and Materials Asociated Portland Cement-109
Ord-30s
Well & Lead
Pinchin Jolineon Arcociates On
41.
Coal, steel and Engineering Rabcock & Wileux Lid-4Gİ KÜ. United Steel-2.
Vickers Did=35% <!e. -
Food and Tobacco
And unless something drastic happens in the meantime they will strike on February 15.
Frightful
No fancy
This is no mere fancy, Twice In recent history the economic wheel has so revolved in 1951 and in 1955,
In both cases the result was inflation.
That is why the present un-
happy state of affairs on British rallways must be of vital im- portance to all who are con-
STONES, ETC. Dairy
Watson L. Craw COTTON'S Textiles
The effect of much a threat ifcerned with Britain's economic Nanyang
like
21
well-being.
a nation out on carried
One thing acems certain: Britain would be frightful.
heart had That railwaymen's money will would be as if the
the body be increased. In his inescapable rest of warned the
to contain seemingly that on a certain date it would duty
inevitable
burge inflationary stop pumping fully.
Mr Heathcoat Amory Laces his
since he task
took toughest office as Chancellor of the Ex- chequer.-London Express Sor-
For few if any countries in British American Tub. Co., Ltd- the world can be so vitally de- railway sya- pendent on their
is Britain. The great Ltd-14tems as Cu
railway boom of the last een- wry lett Britain trellised with to the railway Unes patterned
Imperial Tobacco
Miscellaneous
Canadian Dielne, My--BALI.
Dan Rubber Commod
in Co. Lid. Ovthis. Dunlop Hongkon & China Gas-s
Imperial Chemical-Hed.
Boertman Marden, Ltd- Dei,
of roll- Fria Uxygen Lid Ord-85% 30, cenomic requirements of the
The location country. ways in turn determined in fair mensure the geography of in- dustrial development.
Because of the existence of such a railway system and due influence of ite opera-. to the tors, roads as trade routes were neglected for nearly a century,
Lye Cum77 6d.
Unilever Ltd-1308.
Paper
.
Bowalir Paper Cup Ord--74 34, Radio and Electrical
Associated Electrical-das 3d. Flectrical & Musical-624 10. English, Electric Consis, BU. General Elerriematu od.
ord- 4!1d
L
Shipping
Steam Nay. Co. def
P&O Steat Kavigation Tu-106 st.
Stores
def
Great Universal Store: “A”-09) Marka Spencer Lad-in 30.
Textiles
Woolworths P. W. de La-ols 13154.
Coats J&P 15-358 31. Courland Ltd-12. 6d.
Mines
Cons Goldfields of South Africa-
150 150.
Cons. Zitic Corp. Ord-14 Sa
De Berra steps d.
Hongkong Tin-G (140.
Petaling Ti
Hand--10
Southern Kinta Cons, Ltd- 305, Union Corp--80s 131⁄2d.
West Driefontein Goldmining-1 KG
J.
011
Erlich Hornos Petroleum Synus-
cato-01 oc
The resultant picture then is of a nation whose economie health is for the moment anyway inextricably bound up with her rallway system.
As a result of this a strike of
Rubber
market dull
Yesterday's Closing
700 13.30
50043.73 44 44
2400 44
1000 or 14.25 2500 v4 44!), 2300 m 44
Digülers-Beugrama
Dominion Stores
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical .... Dupom de Nemoum Eastern Air Line Eastman Kodak
Paso Natural Gas Fundy Finance Corp
Firestone Tyre & Rubber First Nat. City Bank Ford Motor Co. of Cana, averages Ford Motor
Georgia Pacifie Generat Dynamics 630.01 General Electric 151.34 General Foods
5. Ceteri Motora 303.10 Gen. Pub. Vili.
Closing prices
Abitibi Pwr, & Paper Alden Inc. Acy,
Algoma Stect Corp.
Allied Chemicala Allied Mills Inc.
American Metal
Am. Suur Ret.
3000 M 9.00
1000 9.30
9.50
500 ** 15.20 2000 15.30 2900 @ 18.30
American Teb. Anaconda Copper Armco 'Steel
Armour ****** Asbestos Corp. Aline Cone, Mining Baldwin-Lima-lam Baltimore & Ohín Bank of Montreal Beech Lite Saverw
Ball Telephone
| Beneficial Finance
Bendix Aviation Carp,
16.20 16.30
MISCELLANEOUS
Vibro
15.70
INVEST
Int.
Alked
6.40
7.10 1000
$45
7.10 3000 7.10 8.30 3000 43
150 vt G
000 65
IK & FE
Invest
..
24.10 14.40 500 m 14.30
OLA! Ce Tyre & Rubber 146.77
Gotty O
*601
401
Gladen Co.
Goodrich (H. F.) Co.
Goodyear Tyre"
International Nickel
International Paper
Inst Tel & T
Johns-Manville Co.
Kaiser Industries
Kansas C. Power & Light
Kennecolt Copper
Kimberly Clark
Liston Ind.
2011
for Philippines
Tokyo, Fob. 4.
E first of 12 high-speed, freighton ordered by
ships of 4.169,000 gross tous, of the Philippines was lounched
forat
There is other good news to comic.
Within the next few days the 30 Ministry of Transport is ex- 24% peeled to call tenders for nuclear propulsion units for a British- built 85,000-ton tanker.
95
174
DO
49
42
ID
108
This will be followed within a few weeks by a Government announcement on plans for two
44 Atlantic super-liners to replace
the "Queens."
2110
73%
14%
41%
Kure, today.
The 11,500-ton dreikhter was christened the s.s. Philippines by Mr Jose 5. Rodriguez, Chairman of the Philippine National Development Co.
The freighter, reportedly con structed at a cost of $3,500,200, be completed expected to
Jo
by August 7. It will have a speed of 18.2 knots,
The other 11 freighters —
also of the same size - are now
being built in Japan.
The ships are not covered bý the Japan-Philippines Repara-
However, there is a word of tion Pact although vessels have
so warning from the Shipbuilding been built under the agreement.
+3
Conference which says ship-AP
building prospects cannot really
be sald 10 be measurably
"New orders have, in most cases," said a spottesman, “been
Airline traffic
taken at unremunerative prices conference
in the interests of shipyard pro- and ut duction programmes maintaining employment."
Japanese cars built in Holland
London, Feb. 3.
JAPANESE cars may soon
A SPECIAL meeting of the
con-
virline traffic {ference to discuss world air fare patterns after April 1 will be held in Paris, be- ginning on February 23, the International Air Transport Association, announced in Montreal recently.
Fares agreements for Atlantic
routes, for routes from Europe
Grauman Aromati
#3791
45
Hammond Cre
31
Diy
Heyden Newport Corp.
ram walker
11% brighter.
..................
346
364
Homestnice Mining Co.
Alla ChipimLATE
3813 | Idaho Power
47
3420 24.70 1300 de 24.83
1900 2,30
Am. Brake Steve American Airline
50%
Imperial Oi
21
Imperial Tobacco
500 + 24.70 1900 24
Am Cable & Stadio Corp.
Inser
American Cyanamid Co
FILM
Iniwad
Co.
Am. & Forgn. Power
Dit
Interchemical Corp.
Am. Gas & Electric
2000
1.80
Am. Home Prod.
16
Int'l Esh Machines Int'l Harvester, an
Ain. Mach. Tdry.
5481
2011
American Natural Gas
DES
American Smelting
3014
American Fel & Tel
#14
1Jgget Myers Tob. Co.
406
Lily Tulip
2412
Lockheed Aircraft
14
Loews Incomp.
Lone Star Cement Co.
Lowenstein & Sony,
35%
McDermott J. Hay
MaDomeli Aircraft
23%
Mesabi Iron Corp.
Binnesota Mining
20753
Minion Development
192
Monsanto Chemical Co.
5335
Montecatini
Montgomery Ward
Motorola Inc.
155
National Biscuit Co.
National Casti RCE. A
50
53bly of its Corona model.
National Dairy Prod. National Lead
4815
872
sedan built to compete with new
U.S. "compact" cars.
2013
So
44
Norfolk & Western Ry.
price has not been fixed, Eut
North Amer. Aviation
579
Northwest Airlines (Com)
trade sources belleve it should
20
Olin Mathiesen
4714
be in the region of £790.
Ole Elevators...
EX
The car will be marketed in
Oxford Paper Co.
47
A
Pacific Gas & Elec.
421
"Crown" and sales wil
Pan American Airways
19%
Parammant, Pictures
Parke Davis Co.
Common Market countries.
COMMODITY PRICES
COTTON
SINGAPORE
Closing prices all in Stralis
cents per ib tab. Malayan
ports:.
No. 1 Feb.
Mar
No. 2 Fet.
No. 2... No. 4
prives all in cents Spot rabber unhales
Blanket crepe ......
- General márkela, cJZ.- buste, porte:
METALS
NEW YORK
Closing prices, all in cents per
LONDON
11.50
11.50
12.00
National Bleet Corp
New York Central Noranda Mines
Lail.
Penny J. C. Cu Penn: Salt Co. Pitney Bowes Procter & Gamble Cu Pitsburgh Plate Glass Pre Oil...... Radio Corporation Bato Core. Pref. Raytheon
Republic Steel
Reynolda Metal
Royal Bank of Canada Bheem Mfg.
Bears, Roebuck & Co.
3046-47 Shell 011 29.
Closing prices, all in sterling per long ton:
NEW YORK
Closing
Ib
per lb.
Spot
215 nomNo. 1 palo crepe
Lead
Marchi
33.10
LONDON
Mar
May
33.18
Closing prices
ali in pence
May
Zine
July
21.03
Oct.
30.45
per tb.:
Mar,
Dec.
20.70
Mar.
3121
Мду
21.42
No. 1 sa apet...
Settlement house teren: Jan/Mar.
July
21.12
| Apr/June
33-351
33-33 55-6316
May
Copper
Mar. May
NEW ORLEANS Closing prices all in
July/Sept.
Oct/Dec.
cents
per lb.
Spot
31.50
Feb. Mar.
331-33% 331-2311
March
31.10
Estote crepe thia Feb....
thick Feb,
May
53.10
AMSTERDAM
Tim
Boot *-month
100
closed unchanged to 50 points lower with sales of 53 contracts,
July
33.64
Oct.
30.03
Dec.
59.77
per kilogram, c.lf Feb.
259
Mar.
3122
Mny
31.40
No. 1 rubber
No. 2,rubbe
350 buyers Land it half 3,24 buyers
2-month
Job,
7316
73%
July
31.14
No. 3 rubber
3.23 buyer
LIVERPOOL
No. 1 crepe
bil in Closing prices
EXCTICE
3.10 byers Zino 1st hall
-UPI,
Mary
Feb.
05
May
UPL
21.90
New York, Feb. 3.
Rex rubber futures. today
Terminal markol followed the lower trend of foreign markets, Wall Street commission housed were sellers on balance. Sono per ib.: Briti Petroloym Co., Lid-66e it pressure developed when Burmah-G9 34, - Royal Dutch Petroleum-19.1/10. stock market went into a new Shell Transport & Trading →→17728. retrent, after atempting to ex-
Ichi the
previous two-day
letter.
Exchange rates
the
American Contract March/April May/June JULY/AUR. Oct/Nov,
Mixed Contratt
rally.
Bic/Jan.
Currently No. 1 quoted at 30 cents.
R&B
wis
In Singapore, the market ruleil quiet with small interest
Business was done in the local in lower sheet,
for
market this exchange
A short-lived rally occurred the afternoon when prices 6.70 18 15.50 advanced to 11816 centa 1204 February, but Anal price was
50 23.05 bock almost to previous lovela.
moming at the following rates:-
U.B. dollars (për tij par* Sterling ten (per 11) "Australian notes (per £1), Indonesian rupiah), (per 100) .. Blam ticals (per 100) Singapore (trail)
Inter the movement was less active than in the morning and before omelai-close some up- country liquidations tendavá, tu
engines was shortlived.
Agreed merchant depress peles eighty
rates
West Denman, Deutelicmarks, 'MaRikum #QUIA 72 7730.
In London, the rubber msake! was easier with spot quoted at 35-3/10 penge.
In Amsterdam, the rabber market Win quiet Touny --UPI.
March/April May/June July/Aug Oct/Nov. Dec./Jan.
22.30
៩៥៩៩១ ឥពឥន
RUBBER
Fa8885 8688.
30
Closing prices all in guilders Copper
spot
SUGAR
NEW YORK
Closing prices all in conta per
Contract No. 4 (world
1bx
March
Flegit.
Oct.
Jan
MAY,
Bp.A.3. Cube} _azku
TOGA BRAN 30s rociliadis,
Hayere Sellera
FOREIGN ENCHANGE
NEW YORK
...Capging ritest
Cand
aod
England oficial
Availréžiu
50-
ジローロラリフ
Harz Zealand
Bouth Afr.)
Other unchangedan
LONDON
„Closing rates;
Now, York ****
| DĚDILIZIAT
Atsuperden
Frankfurt
NEW YORK Rex rubber futures prices, all in cents per la
closing
Upper Interest: 0.903 ostracts, Contract No. 8 (doméstie)
Mareli
1.00
May
0.57
Mar. May July
10.50
4.20
Out
Nov,
Dept.
Apoland Clt. Nam-duty
Huv.
Tötet Sales: 110 voskemota,
Milan
Jan.
ppen interest; 2,719 contracts,
Mar
BROCKBOLTS
Vietna
2.8030
Safeway Stores
Bit Reg. Paper Behenley Inc.
Boots Paper
Baith. Kline & French
Booony Mab FOU
Eviar Aircraft
Bouth Puerto Rico Bugar
Southern Co, (The).
Bouthern Natural Gas
| Southren Radway (Com.)
Sperry Rand
Standard Brands
Standard Oil of Cal. Standard Oil of Ind Standard On of NJ. Steel Co. of Canada Stoep Rock.... Serie Drus Co Stokely-Van "Camp.
Blane & Webster
Bhalobaker-Packard Corp. Sunshine Mining
B. Co.
Tents Co
Textron Inc.
Flokol Chem.
Tide Water Oil
Tune ine....
| Traders, Finanoo....
FTF Cont. Warrants
Twentieth Centiary Fax
1,00 1/10 on Carbide
Vulcer O11 of Cal, Union Paciiio tallway Unstid Ajmeraft
8020
23120
UN. Toll "B"
1.9, 07peuÍT UM Line Co. full, stubber..
Ug. Felling
US. Steel 200
1 P.C. P.F.
300 12/16-100 19/10 VAR FOR C
Wander)
| Warkentin Motors
Westinghours. Alr-Draku
Westerry-folors Tel, Co. Winkle Flores
| Zenith India
(R. (W.)
Far East End
be assembled in Hotto Africa, the lard, British trade sources Australasia, as well as trans- Pacific routes expire on March reported today.
131, and the airlines were un-
They said the Toyota Motor jeble to agree on now ones ut conference Company of Yokohama had de- the normal traffic
474 cided in principle to set up a session in Honolulu last October.
| Dutch subsidiary for the ossem-
The Corona is a six-cylinder KLM's U.S. route
far its European retail under
discussion
Washington, Feb. 3. MERICAN and
Durch
Holland under the name negotiators set another
bu and possibly final meeting
directed to all the European for today on the stalled dis-
cut in a number
airline
Japanose experts also ure cussions Over granting aludying the possibility of Holland's KLM porting the Dutch-assembled route to the U.S. West Coast. cars to the United States
There was no indication that The move follows
an exprogress toward grunting KLM's Lensive trado survey carried desire for a Los Angeles stop of Common has been made since the Market countries last year by negotiations Kot under way
ca January 7
Informants on both sides In- dicated that today's
meeting may be the last for the time be ing at least, unless there is un- expected, progréis.
a Japanese group.—AP,"
Struggle against
flag discrimination
London, Feb. 3.
A communique may be issued If the inceting does fum out to be the analc.
The talks have been in reccas since January 25. Since then the THE Goverriment zöld to-head of the Dulch negotiators,
THE
night it did not rule out Mr Efldert Stijkei, has been to the possibility of retallatory State, Mr Livingston T. Mer- Ebe US. Under-Secretary of measures against countries aliant add Mr. Raymond Hare, which discriminated against Assistant Secretary for Europesu British shipping.
Affairs.
The U.S.
-DE
position was Lant Chesha
Cheshain, Parliamentary ported to be the same as re- Sceretary to the: Ministry of |viously — that the Dutch have 40 Transport, told the House of no reciprocal offer that would Lords during a debale on the benefit American air carriers in shipping industry.
ang degree like the gain which The struggle against flag dis would come to KLM from flights crinitation lo not an easy, one. on the lucrative Lon Angelos
2046
It is easy to consider Whether run.-AP.
WC
to
resort should not retillatory IRESUNDS of one
kind and another.
We do not rule out the pos- Italian-Canadian
sibility that such measures may
prove
be unavoidable. It is
a matter we are considering at air agreement
the present time.”
But
first the
government
Rome, Feb. 3.
would need to consider veryTALY and Conado yentor- carefully, in conjunction with day signed a commercial the shipping industry and other air agreement, paving tho like-minded governments, what
the wider reperquinions of such way for the start of direct air & change in polley would to, services between the two 20014 he added-Reuter.
countrion,AP..
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