THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1961.
LLOYD SAYS WAGE TV for drive-in banking
PAUSE WILL STAY
IN EFFECT
London, Nov. 7.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr Selwyn Lloyd announced tonight that he intended to maintain Britain's woge pause at least through 1961.
He made this statement in the House of Commons during a debate on
the nation's financial position.
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'U.S. must think
in terms of freer trade'
Washington, Nov. 7. Mr Luther Hodges Secretary of Commerce, told a press conference today that the United States had to think in terms of freer trode.
We are facing a new sotaan hom Mr Hodges said Britam's application. 1 - bership in the Clams pati poses real problems tau
"Gebemlly Speaking proper safeguard
NETI
to think in terms of freer intel· ww won'! get crafanan business
Lowest
Mr Hodges moted that upon Was planning 1. downla
"I am not going to Commit fon any one on, thes Hadles of commpai setse."
Dust July Mi Lloyd anfro-
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wat salaries and the n- on doctioris mervasend
Criticised
Win stare compromises entukmed has Ange paus
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13 governmeet enjoyees art workers in the nationalised a dustries were concerned. singly advised private indu- try to follow his lead
This acbon was intierly cutes Cised 1. Fade to Cremixes A: 4710 20031 thes
ale
lumps i andastad warest tos
He told the House of Cum- If wondd be duectly nous bat ControlY 4
Government's
Inde matara, debligations.
It give such incentives. r' !,,!"uft S would Follow
...
Suudised credit fer exports would also op Calzary to the Bovernment. obligaldus. ir Het, in's mastur's were de- ing 1 that was
representations.
maller for
Tie govern-
men had reason to believe that in en done and
up
instance it was
being
was being taken
But there was room in the nation's machinery to provide credit. He and the President of the Bourd of Trade, Mr Frederick Erroll, were examin- ing whether there were oppor- tunities for further action. They also considering whether various arrangements for the met couid types of credit
require- ents AP and -Reuter other vast rund I Win Dora Br salt:
It war der get her planer of the Fuet that percena
winchir
Mr Liege insisted in ioight's dietante Ali the
NO!
Ly
j-
Derease higher
ral of increase • ELL we shall piler OUT-
in SUN-
melken out ad or markets and
sta Murully the balance <f pay-
It is a matter of common and di beneve it 18
stig growlly accepteri
Labour Irader Mr Hugh' Gaitskell, bitterly criticised the government's economic palleins. He said the Prime
welt
"Drive-in" services in Americs have long sinon ceased to be a novelty in that land of the automobile, and without leaving the seat of your car you can watch a movie, eat bit supper, and deliver or collect your laundry. Drive-in banking, however, seemed to be a of a problem, for it offered the bank robber the chance to drive up to the cashier's win- dow, Bourish a gun, make a "withdrawal" of all the ready_cash—and then speedy get- away, all without leaving his car. But the First National Bank of Waukesha, Wisconsin, have overcome this by installing, for the benefit of their customers who come in cars, an The teller (cashier) and customer are han- "autobanker", using closed elrcult television,
dreds of feet apart, but can see each other on a TV screen, talk, and exchange money and documents, via a pneumatic tube.-Express Photo.
Chicago London market HONGKONG
grain market
Chicago, Nov. 7.
Minister, Mr. Macmillan him- Groin tutures jumped sharp-
self had fostered a complacent
in "materialistic outlook rocant
the British public
gross national product in the next ten
years which Tremendous purchase 1. FRX materials and increased fatius abroad by Japan.
The US, he sand. had had ti lowest rate
in gross of Kin national proce! of any nation
11 The world in the past
The US years.
mus ja STONE that rate it it was going to be e
world
declared. power.
Reuter
Rejects idea
Having walled the people into copyplacency you cannot gul-
aetion."
M: into
vazise heta
Gaitskeli said
M: Lyd regreted
the a
1 ANA ported diet fakul Buth,
ly in late dealings today offer ruling mostly steady throughout the morning on the Chicago Board of Trude.
Trading Was moderately many traders neve, although
were
adament because Elvedion Day holiday
the
in stipe
of rustig en trentice for B-, secunly and commodity mar-
Terug ex kes
held
until Prices
steady around noon. Steady absorption of light offerings led to short In wheat and soy- ervering
sprend to other Hans, which grains.
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Land
Demand
in wheat, news that India bought 5,600,000 bushels of hard white wheat touched off Commis- demand for futures. sion houses led the constructive There was little commer- side. ezal interest noted.
Stronger
and meal prices buying boosted soy- exporter bean: futures. Commission and interests bought, commercial
while a leading processor sold
January.
Offers were light.
Exporters also reported that Egypt purchased 1,865,000
bushels of wheat, Japan 120,000 bushels of scybeans and Britain
And
corn.
Holland fair parcels
of
Wheat closing range up % to 14 cent.
Sev beans closing range up 1% to 1% cent.-UPI.
Exchange rates
Business
in was done unofficial exchange market morning at the following rates:- US dollars (per $1) ..
irregular in light trading
London, Nov. 7.
Stocks presented a mixed bag today when price
movements were mainly measured in pennies in small-scale trading.
to
of
set industrials failed
handful trend although a blue chips moved higher
Government securities took a up to spread of losses ranging
Imperial and British - American
both eked Tobacco out tiny go ins with British Motor Corp, which topped the 14 shilling tark.
Shell was the standout in Im- proved oils,
Mining stocks were in the doldrums although some golds weakness. varly Stradiness marked teas and rubbers.--UPI.
shook
off
Closing prices
Brush Government Securities 2. Consolidated £39-7/20. 3. Conversion-£2.
$
3
Funding 1950/90~~£89-7/16.
Savings 1455/65-90-15/16
3. Savings 1980/10-280- 3. Sayings 1965/7172.
pyn. War Loun- £821⁄2-
Overseas Bands
5 German Dawes:-4 5. Japanese. Asserted-4 152
Bank & Insurance Barclays Ord-12 Chartered Bank-Sts M Guardian Assurance-49s. Hongkong Bank - £17 Landel Trust-be Bd. 1oyds Bank-85%.
National & Grindley31 90 Prudential Assur "A"-£25-3/16. Royal Bank of Canado-- £261;. Royal Insurance Ord.-4465 70.
British Petroleum-41 Burmen Oll-335.
36.
Shell Transport Ord-115s 60. Royal Dutch-£ 12-1/16
Ultramar Company- 265 72d.
Steels Fagineering Babcock & Wilcox Ord-21 50. Colvilles Ord-51s d
Dorman, Long-239 ed.
Guest, Keen Ord+886 3d.
Harland & Wolff Ord-159 120.
Summers & Sons Ord-448 1d.
Vickers Ord-20s 6d.
Electric
Assoc. Eler. Industries 30s 10150.
The
Incal
11
5.373
Sterling nutes per £1
15.77
Australian notes (per £1
19 SC
Japanese yen (per 10U) .....
1.49
Cambodia riel (per 1001
9.30
French new frane (per 1
1.13
Tube Investments--645 9d.
Brazilian cruzeiro (per 100,
1.80
United Stoei-415 dd,
Argentine peso (per 100,
620
Korean hwan (per 1000 i
4.00
lalan ra (per 1000
8.99
Chinese JMP (per 1 Taiwan yuen (per 100) Thai baht (per 100
0.44
1.3
24.70
Burmese kyat (per 10) Pakistan rupee (per 10) Macat pataca (për 11 Norwegian krone (per 10) Philippine peso (per 1) Singapore Straits (per 1) Swiss franc (per 1). Netherlande guilders (per 1) West German D-Mark (per 1) Cuban peso (per 1
5.47
7.20
7.00
132
1.200
1.31
Assoc. Portland Cement-49 460. Dunlop Rubber Ord-20s 10d.
1.53
Fisons Ord-358 34.
180
0.50
AMERICAN
STOCKS & COMMUNITIES
WHEN SE
WHEN
BUY
TECHNICAL
-ANALYSIS
On Stock Trands
Research DiDÉ
PERENNIAL „TRADING (CORP.
Brit. Electronic ind.-0% 70. Brit. Ins. Callender Ord---659 Dc. Elec. & Mus. industries--301.
English Electric Ad.
General Electric
0.997 Philips Lamp Works-l1-1/32.
Rediffusion Ord.-40s 10d.
Industrials
Gilman (Holdings) Ord.-55 1lad.
International Computers16. London Brick Ord--85s 9d. Turner & Newall Ord-579 105. Unilever Ord-41e 41d. Wiggins Teayo Ord-489 34.
-Chemical Imperial Chemical Ord-Gls 20. Monsanto Chemicals Ord-ifs 3.
Cinemas & Television, Assoc. Brit. Pictures 47 9d. Rank Organisation Ord---203 Od. Stoll Theatres-08 70.
l'aper Bowater Paper Ord-dén '90. De La Rue "Ord-401. Spicers Ord-40%.
*TUDECODS
British-Amet, Tob. Ord-89a 1011⁄2d. Galleher Orá Jóa. ed. Imperial Tobago Ord-464. d.
Motore
British Motor Ord11 11dă. Hawker Siddeley Ord-31 44 Hawker Siddeley Ord-33 44. Bolls-Royce, Ord-491.
-Westland-Aircraft-178-34:--
Texas, 24
Bradford Dyer-129 0d.
·Calleo Printers' Ori-1228 90.00 Coats (J) Paton & Baldwina-dis. Courtaulds Ord-905 7500
21
Fihe Spinnere Ortising Bd: Lancashire, Cotion Ord-47E DE. -*-*-*Drownrich ge Alig
Distillers Co. Ordea, 54.
: Guinness (Arthur) Ord=52%...Bð.
Ind Coope Ord=148 1110.4
Great Universal Org-1834 01.
Houtr
T
Leibles Extract 21s. Lyons A Drd-695 710 Marks & Spencer "A 10d.
STOCK EXCHANGE
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Our Own Correspondent
Business done on the Hong- Exchange this Stock
kong
morning amounted to approxi- mately $4 million. Noon quota- tions and the morning's transpac- tions:
Suffragette movement leader found dead
Hastings, Nov. 7. Mary Richardson, one of the leaders of the British- suffragette movement that fought for women's votes, was found dead in a gas- filled room at hør Häst- ings home today. She was 81.
for
She
best known was slashing Velasquez's masterpiece, The Rokeby Venus, with an axe
In the National Gallery in 1914.
She once explained:
"1 tried to destroy the picture of the most beautiful woman in mythological history because
the Government was destroying Mrs Pankhurst "the most beautiful character in modern history.
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst was
a promthent and indefatigable worker for women's suffrage in Britain,
Police believed Mrs Richard-
Old house in the way
Exeter, Nov. 7. What is believed to be the oldest timber-framed. house in the world will be moved from its site In Frez-street here to a sile 50 yards away because it is in the way of a new byža pass.
3t
The scheme to move this Tudor period house so that
will be preserved be- cause of its histerical and architectural interest will cost £12,000.-China Mail Special,
Havana police
arrest more
revolutionaries
Havana, Nov. 7.
son may have collapsed while Security police today an
lighting the gas stove on har bed-sitting-room or may have forgotten to set a match to the gas.--AP.
Middle East oil output
increases
London, Nov. 7. Middle East oil production in the first nine months of this year rose by 8.6 per
of
the orrest aounced more leaders of the popular revolutionary movement (MRP) and claimed the organisation was "practically extinct." A lengthy police stotemcut the counter- gave details revolutionary group's Patical
End naredi organisation
10 diplomats from, Latin Americaá countries who it said had at- tended a meeting of July '13 at a farm outside Havana frequent-
of
ed by MRP leaders.
Shelter
The statement continued: "The Italian Embassy ses served groups. cent over the same period counter-revolutionary
offering shelter to certain les- of 1960, the Petroleum ders at the residence and per- diplomatic Information Bureau said mitting use of the
to carry correspondence and in London today.
funds for various organisations." Oll produced amounted to It also reiterated that MRP. 210,347,000 metric tons com: had
close links with the pared with 193,705,000 metric Venezuelan Embassy and gave tons in the nine months year.
last
ba
names of
members involved
in Cuba. and the United States--Reuter.
All leading countries achieved with MRF higher outputs.
Persia
Kuwait yielded 61,687,000
tons; Saudi
Arabis 50,814,000
43,686,000
and Iraq 36,260,000 tons.
Ord--102s
Shares
11K Bank
Buyer Sellers
Sales
tuna; Persia
308
P108
70 368
100 305
20
280
Frie & Lyle Ord-45s 1d. faited Drapery Ord-40s 9d. Woolworth FW. Ord.-50% 0
Miscellaneous
Bowmaker Ort-148_311⁄2d. Brit. Commonweal Ship. Ord-29%. Canadian Pacific Ord-13-13/16. Channel Tunnel-28 3d.
City of London Real Prop.-77 9d. Cunard Steamship Ord-13s 10d. Forestal Land & Timber-10s 7. Furness Withy Ord-328 6d. Hongkong & China Glas-239 Hudson Bay Co-4-7/18. Indo-China Def. Ord-178 d. Land Securities Ord-289 0. P. & O. Steam Nav. Det.-388
Mies
American Corp. SA-136%
Lombard Allied Lw.
42
9,80 10 9,20 2000 2.70
5000 93%
1000
205
250 350 200 354
12.80 12 90 14000
12,90
3000 ( 12.90
500 13
200 123 2600 @ 124
71 2125 10
600704
31 3006 30%
5000423
MẸ & Inv Wharf
FE
20.00
Wheelock
Ex. Div
[
! HK Dock
124 125
Anglo
i
3d
1
Brit South Africa Co.-50%. British Tin Investment-178 30.
Taikoo
Dock 7011⁄2
De Beers Def-1495.
Ch Prov
38
London Tis, Corp-15 d.
HK & S.
Mount Isa-isod
Hotel
421
300 43
Petaling Tin-96 3d.
Prealdent Brand-508.
500 4215
Hund Selection-425 30.
Rhodesian Anglo-Amer. Ord-54s
HK LEN
72%
73 1589 13
d.
1.
Rhodesion
Selection
Trust
hukana Corp.-42 6d.
700 # 30% Local P&P 30% 30%
2.326 nk Realty
21 33000 2
П000 44 2.225
!
5000 a 2
10000 2.225
500 30
1800 30
73 1000 (2 78
SGD OF 76
370 or 7415
300 a 7412 200 M 75
Km Tinto Bearer!-40s 71. Ron Antelope Copper.. 20. Tronul Mines-30s 3d.
Linion Corporation-63% 10. Welkom Gold Mining-145. West Rand Investment
Trust-40s
Western Holdings-177s 11. Southern Malayan Tin-355
Rubber & Teus
Anglo Indonesian Plant-45 4. Ceylon Tea Ord-14s 6d. Insperts Tea Ord-186 34. Kuala Lumpur-Kepong-2 8d. Lambak Rubber-dos fored,
---Reuter
Foreign steel competition
for U.S.
New York, Nov. 7.
Lons;
Persia had the largest pro-
Ex-Chief Luthuli
portionate increase of any gets permission
of
the major Middle East pro-
ducers.
The
Kuwait-Saudi
Arabis to go to Oslo
neutral zone produced another 6,772,000 tons Including off- shore output and Qatar 6,278,-
000 tons.
The remaining oil came from Egypt, Bahrain,
Israel-Reuter.
Turkey
and
Anglo-Japanese
commerce talks
London, Nov. 7. 2007 Anglo-Japanese negotiations for a long-term treaty of
4000 2,225
38% 39% HX TTDM
KM BUR 7415
Yaunati
Ch. Light
HK Blectric
Telephone
Old)
(New) (Rights)
Foreign steel companies are Gilman
expected to intensify their Jardines drive for more United States marken next your, the trade publication G.. Purchasing Week sold to
day.
118 120
.800 Gr 744 100119 300 110 30 30 13220 d 39 3000 39
600
39
39 39 1400 30 1500 ( 30
444 4514 800 à 45 50 45 42
17.40 172
1740
500.
1045
FK Gas
21.20 21.80
4.30 4.325
24.00 26
2000 25.20
2300
Cement 836
04
500035
400
1000
374 371 1500 31
1500374
1000 & 13.40
2000 € 12.20
Rubber
5.10 Watson
4216 Sincere U. Waterboat 20.10
$.20
40
-á 9
500 da 500 1.80
鸭
rein-
City Hold 37
under the domestic level.
A check of leading steel im-Dairy
the porters,
magazine sald, showed competition with Textile domestic steel is mainly in Nanyang European plate, rod and bar- size angles which reportedly are priced 10 per cent below Ameri- can prices,
1000 89.10
70373
Belgian and Japanese forcing bars are selling at $25 Humphreys 26.10.2020 1000
⠀ Modern mills
Star Ferry
Asta Nev
1800 2050 400 229 53.10 600 #2
2000 & 3.014 2009- és 3.00 - ∙13 3000:
e noted that The magazine modern stainless steel mills were at Inv. 15:00. completed in Japon last summer
and have already made some Macro eo. progress”. In the US. market.
artinese steel exporters claim that their products are ecurrently priced three-to-five per cont below American levels, the jjublication said.
UNIT TRUSTS
Fires Hongkong Fund, on divi --- Noks rose they expect this $1.16 (buyer), $128, (caller)
differential to wlden to 10 per Second Hongkong Fund, ex. con chielly beans of rising div: B0 cents (buyer) 87: cente U.B. prices as, business im2 (teller). Special offer seller
Durban, Nov, 7.,
Ex-Chief Albert Luthuli teor
ceived official notice ta
day that the Government i has granted him permis- sion to go to: Oslo next month
to collect his Nobel Peace Prize award.
Luthuli, who has been the leader of the African National Congress until I was outlawed under the anti-Communian law - last year, said:
"I do not wish to disclose do- and naviga- tails of the official letter until points tion will resume here next I have clarifed certain
commerce
Monday, an authoritative involving the conditions of the source said today. The negotiations have
Government's permission to, travel to Norway."
been
taking place at intervals dur-
He is still restricted to his
the 'Sup home district under
ing the past five years. The pression of Communism Acl.-- main stumbling block has been AP. Britain's
refusal
so far
1.n
to grant Japan most favoured na- tion treatment, as it does other members of the GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade).
Members
of the Japanese delegation arrived by air today. -Reuter.
Agreed merchant
Unwanted voter
Albany, Nov
A skunk beat voters to the voting machine today in a firehouse in suburban Colonle. It took members of a vod teer fire company. more than three hours to Bush out the skunk, which was discover Belgian Francs maximum sell under the machine late last trg 867.
night AP
rates
Yesterday's Closing
COMMODITY PRICES B
METALS
LONDON
Estate, grep A
thin Nov.
Closing
per kilogram, c.lt..
Closing prices, all in sterling.No.
per long ton.
Tin pot
-month Copper spot samouth Lead synt
3-month
Zine spot
1-ninth
RUBBER
LONDON daing prices all in pence per
iba pan No. 1 spot “Bertienient-holme „tezza
NO..
JAN.
rubber
No. 2, rubbBI
NO ruthar
No.1 crepe
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