NOTICES IN CHINESE COMMUNIST NEWSPAPERS SHOW CHANGES IN INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL, AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

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• Publication Date: April 2, 1954
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INFORMATION FROM
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CLASSIFICATION CONFIDENTIAL
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY REPORT
COUNTRY China
SUBJECT Economic - Industry, commerce, finance
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PUBLISHED Daily newspapers
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PUBLISHED 1 Apr-29 Jul 1953
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SUPPLEMENT TO
REPORT NO.
NOTICES IN CHINESE COMUNIST NEWSPAPERS SHONCCHANGES
IN INDUSTRIAL, COMERCIAL, AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
(Comment: This report on industrial, financial, and commercial
reorganization and procedures is based on a survey of notices that
appeared in Chinese Communist newspapers from 1 April through 29 July
1953. It lists various state or privately operated:tfirms and the pur-
poses for which the notices are published. It gives addresses of
the plants and the authority for whatever action is taken, such as
mergers or dissolutions of enterprises, whenever such information
is given in the source.
This report is divided into the following parts:
1. Organization, Reorganization, and Discontinuance of Com-
mercial Ageucies
II. Issuance or Cancellation of Badges
III. Trade Notices
IV. Financial Notices
For convenient reference, the name and'issue date of the source
publication is given in pa-entheses following the name of each firm.)
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I. ORGANIZATION L_
REORGANIZATION, AND DISCONTINUANCE
OF COI RCIAL AGENCIES
1? Anshan Trust Company, 88 No 2 Nan Chieh, T'ieh-tung, An-shan
(Mukden, Tung-pei Jih-pao, 9 Jun 53)
On 1 June 1953, the An-shah Trust Company opened business as agents for:
t~. and consumer
basic construcctiongsuch aslscraposteeluandiiron,telectricnheaters, m
construction, drugs and a goods for
agricultural by-products, PParatus, chemicals goods and
wooden ware, consumer goods, local goods and
products. grass woven goods, textiles, and water
b. Services, such as transportation, insurance, and hotel and
restaurant accommodations.
2. Branch Store No 1, Mukden Army Stores
(Mukden, Tung-pei Jih-pao, 6 Jun 53)
Branch Store No 1, Mukden Army Stores, has been ordered to discontinue
its watch and clock department. The repaired timepieces guaranteed by store will be honored by Shop No 2, Mukden Department Stores, within the time
of the guarantee. this
3. Business Center No 1, Hankow Branch, China Coal Industry Building Materials
Company
(Hankow, Chang-chiang Jih-pao, 1 Jul 53)
As of 1 July 1953, Business Center No 1, Hankow Branch, China Coal Indus-
try Building Materials Company, took over the activities of two trading The outstanding business of these two trading offices can be transacted and
settled at the newly organized Business Center No 1. offices.
4. Business Office, Shanghai Branch Trade Center, China Communications and
Electric Materials company, 56C Mao-ring Lu, Shanghai
(Shanghai, Iisin-wen Jih-pao, 1 Apr 53)
As of 30 March 1953, the Business Office, Shanghai Branch Trade Center,
China Communications and Electric Materials Company, was established as a
result of the reorganization of the Shanghai Branch for Communications and
Electric Materials of the China Industrial Materials Company. The business
office will sell communications and electric materials.
5. Chang-ch'un and Mukden Shops, Northeast Medical Publishing Company
(Mukden, Tung-pei Jih-pao, 10 Ju.i 53)
As of 10 June 1953, the activities of the Ch'ang-ch'un and Mukden shops
of the Northeast Medical Publishing Company were completely absorbed by the
Hsin-hua Bookstore. The creditors of the two shops were requested to settle
their matters by 30 June 1953.
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6. Chemicals and Drugs Warehouse, Mukden Trust company, 85 Hsiao-hsi Chieh,
North Mukden
(Mukden, Tung-pei Jih-pao, 7 Jun 53)
As of 1 June 1953, the western drugs and apparatus section of the former
drug warehouse and the chemicals and oils warehouse of the Mukden Trust Company
were united under one management and now operate under the name of Chemicals and
Drugs Warehouse of Mukden Trust Company. The warehouse handles chemicals,
Western drugs and apparatus, paint and oil sprays. They also test drugs, dyes,
and paints.
7. Chen-ch'ang-hsing Ironworks, No 55, 1536 Li, Hsin-cha Lu,Shanghai
(Shanghai, Hsin-wen Jih-pao, 30 Apr 53)
The Chen -ch'-ng-hsing Ironworks returned to iron working as of 2 May 1951.
This firm was established in September 1952 as the Chen-ch'ang Machine Steel-
works.
8. Ch'iao-hsing-fa Metals and Machinery Factory
(Hankow, Ch'ang-chiang Jih-pao, 2 Jul 53)
On 30 June 1953, the Ch'iao-hsing-fa Metals and Machinery Factory was
taken over by the Industry Office, Wuhan People's Government, and merged with
the Wuhan Machinery Factory.
9. Chih-fu Mei-chi Rubber Printing Shop
(Shanghai, Hsia-wen Jih-pao, 23 Apr 53)
After 30 April 1953, the Chih-fu Kei-chi Rubber Printing Shop began opera-
tions as a result of the merger of the Chih-fu and the Chih-mei Rubber Print-
ing Shops.
10. China Electric Light Company, Ltd
(Shanghai, Hsin-wen Jih-pao, 26 Apr 53)
With the permission of the Chang-shu People's Government, the China Elec-
tric LijItt mmpany, Itd, was formed by the merger of the K'ai-ming Electric Apparatus
Factory, T'ien-kuang Lamp Bulb Factory, Yung-liang Electric Apparatus Factory,
China Ying-kuang Lamp Factory, and the Hui-hsing Hsieh-chi Lamp Bulb Factory.
11. Ching-chang Hsing-chi Plant
(Tientsin, Ta Kung Pao, 2 Jun 53)
The Gting-chang Hsing-chi Plant published an apology for having merged with
the eh'un-ho 'textile Company without obtaining permission from the Tientsin
Office of Trade and Industry to take such a step. The name of the merged organ-
ization was established as Ching-chang Hsing-chi Plant.
12. Thing-yun?Electric Goods Industry Company, Ltd
'(Tientsin Jih-pao, 1 Apr 53)
The Ching-yun Electric Goods Industry Company, Ltd, organized through the
merger of Ching-yun Engineering Society, the la-ming Electric Goods, Factory, and
the Yung-shun Electric Goods Factory received official approval.
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13,? Chin-lung Flour Mill
(Hankow, Chang-chiang Jih-pao, 24 Jul 53)
On 1 June 1953, the Chin-lung Flour Mill discontinued its activities and
was taken over -by*the Office of Industry of the Wuhan People's Government.
14. China Ch'ing-nien Publishing Company
(Chungking, Hain-hau Jih-pao, 15 May 53)
In April 1953, the Ch'ing-nien Publishing Company and the K'ai-ming Book-
store merged under the name of the China Ch'ing-nien Publishing Company.
15. Chungking Oil Mill Company
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 19 Jul 53)
A stockholders' meeting on 27 December 1952 voted to close down the Chungking
Oil Mill Company on 31 December 1952. Interested parties were requested to settle
all unfinished business before 31 July at the company office at No 27 Ho-chia
Tslun, Pei-p'ei.
16. Chungking Printing Company
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 6 May 53)
A notice published by the Culture Bureau of the Chungking People's Govern-
ment stated that to unify management and to increase efficiency, various small
printing shops attached to various government offices and other organizations
had received permission to combine operations under the name of Chungking Print-
ing Company.
17. Chungking Trade Center, China Printed Cloth Company, 92?Ch'ing-nien Lu
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 17 May 53)
The Southwest Area Branch of the China Printed Cloth Company was reorgan-
ized and from 15 May 1953 all of its business was turned over to the Chungking
Trade-.Center of the China Printed Cloth Company.
18.' Chungking Sba-tz'u Ch'u Consumers' Cooperative
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 28 Jul 53)
The Chungking Sha-tz'u Ch'u Consumers' Cooperative, a merger of two other
cooperatives, published a notice stating tha',; old membership certificates were
valid until 31 July 1953 and that members must apply for new certificates before
the above-mentioned date.
19;' Chungking Trading Center, China General Goods Company
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 9 may 53)
As of 1 May 1953, the Chungking Wholesale Trading Center of the China General
Goods Company was known as the Chungking Trading Center, China General Goods
Company:' Wholesale departments No 1, 2, and'3, and all market wholesale trans-
actions were transferred to the Chungking General Goods Company for supervision
and management.
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20, Chung-t'ien Electric Goods Manufacturing Company, Ltd
(Tientsin Jih-pao,'13 Apr 53)
On and after 13 April 1953, the Chung-t'ien Electric Goods Manufacturing
Company,-Ltd, began selling its products through Tientsin, Hankow, and Canton
outlets. Its sales contract with the Tientsin Industrial Equipment Company had
expired and was not renewed.
21. Hankow Office, Hunan.State-Operated Hsiang-chiang Industry and Mining
'Company
(Hankow, Chang-chiang Jih-pao, 4 Jul 53)
At the end of June 1953, the Hunan State-Operated Hsiang-chiang Industry
and Mining Company closed its Hankow Office, and announced that the stamps and
sealsof?that office were invalidated.
22. Hsi-ming Coke Company, Bureau of Industry, Shansi People's Government
(Urumchi, Sinkiang Jih-pao, 23 Apr 53)
In April 1953, the Hsi-ming and the T'ai-yuan Coke companies merged under
the name of the Hsi-ming Coke Company, Bureau of Industry, Shansi People's
Government.
23.
Hua-yu Trading Company, Ltd
(Tientsin Jih-pao, 1 Apr 53)
The Hua-yu Enterprise Company, Ltd, announced that as of 1 April 1953
the
company's name would be changed to Hua-yu Trading Company, Ltd.
24.
Hung-yeh Company, Ltd,?175 Kwangtung Lu, Shanghai; Plant location:
Hsu Shih-kuan, Shanghai
(Shanghai, Hsin-wen Jih-pao, 30 Apr 53)
Ae of 1 May 1953, the Hung-yeh Company, Ltd, was divided into two inde-
pendent units which were registered as the Hung-yeh Paper Manufacturing Com-
pany and the Hung-yeh Potter Company.
25. Industry Bureau, Chungking People's Government
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 10 Jul 53)
The-control of the brick and cement products plants was transferred from
the Building Construction Bureau, Chungking People's Government, to the Indus-
try Bureau, Chungking People's Government.
26. Joint Operation Center No 1, Shanghai Paper-Making Machinery Factory
(Shanghai, Hsin-wen Jih-pao, 30 Apr 53)
On 3 April 1953, the Shanghai Paper-Making Machinery Factory received permis-
sion from the"Shanghai People's Government",to discontinue the activities of and
to'dissolve the Joint Operation Center.
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27. Li-min General-Cooperative
(Urumchi; Uidciang Jih-pao,-6 Jun 53)
As ordered, the Li-min General Cooperative ceased operating on 15-May 1953.
All business connections with its general office, food shop, brickyard; rice-
hulling plant, bathhouse, and slaughterhouse were turned over to the Subsidiary
Activities Section of the Agricultural Division (presumably of the Urumchi People's
Government]; and the Transport Cooperative was turned over to the Machinery Sec-
tion [presumably of the trumchi People's Government]. 411 badges of this cooper-
ative were invalidated as of 1 June 1953, and all business transactions are to be
settled before 30 June 1953.
28.. Local State-Operated Min-k'ang Textile and Dyeing Plant
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 14 Jul 53)
As of 1 July 1953, the control of the Local State-Operated Min-k'ang Textile
and Dyeing Plant was turned over by the Industry Bureau of the Chungking People's
Government to the Southwest Textile Control Bureau, Ministry of Textile Industry,
Central People's Government..
29. Management Department, Chungking Industry Bureau
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 24 Jul 53)
Instructions were given to the Management Department, Chungking Industry
Bureau to close down by the, end of May.
30. Materials Factory No 1, Central-South Construction Engineering Office
(Hankow, Chang-chiang Jih-pao, 1 Jul 53)
As a result of the merger of two plants, the Materials Factory No 1 of
the Central-South Construction Engineering Office was formed and began oper-
ating at Kua-ti Hou Chieh, Han-yang on 20 June 1953.
31. Ming-ya Machinery Factory
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 13 May 53)
The Ming-ya Machinery Factory published an announcement that their busi-
ness would be closed down on 13 May 1953.
32. Mukden Branch, China Local Products Company, 10 Ta Shih-tzu Chieh, Mukden
(Mukden, Tung-pei Jih-pao, 8 Jun 53)
The Mukden Branch, China Local Products Company, announced that as of
1 Jute 1953 the Hides Warehouse would be placed under the Industrial Materials
Warehouse.
33? Northeast Local Products Company
(Peiping; Jen-min Jih-pao, 25 Jun 53)
The Northeast.Local Products Company was ordered to liquidate its busi-
ness and to settle all outstanding matters by 5 July 1953. After that date
all matters concerning the company could be taken up with provincial and
municipal agencies concerned.
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34, Pei-p'ei Work'Center, Chungking People's Government Building Construction
Bureau
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 30 May 53)
As of 25 May 1953, the Local-State Pei-p'ei Construction Company changed its
name to the Pei-p'ei Work Center, Building Construction Bureau, Chungking People's
Cvvernment.
35. Pi-sbanJointly Operated Dyestuffs Trading Society, 18 Min-sheng Lu, Pi-shan
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 14 May 53)
The Pi-Shan Jointly Operated Dyestuffs Trading Society received permission
to.close down business as of 25 May 1953.
36. Preparatory Committee, Sinkiang Trade and Industry Federation, 207 Chieh-fang
Lu
(Urumchi, Sinkiang Jih-pao, 10 May 53)
On 29 April 1953, the Preparatory Committee of the Sinkiang Trade and Industry
Federation was founded by an assembly representing the trade and industry of
Sinkiang Province.
37? Private Steamer Companies, Joint Management, 30 Sungkiang Lu,Tientsin
(Tientsih; Ta Kung Pao, 16 Jun 53)
The government sanctioned the joint management of five private steamer
companies: Min-bsin, Hua-sheng, Hein-to-lu, An-ta, and Chih-hsin, beginning
16 June 1953.
38': 'Public-Private Jointly Operated Chung-sheng Automobile Company, Ltd
(Ghungkfng,:Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 21 May 53)
Beginning 21 May 1953, the Chung-sheng Automobile Company, Ltd, began oper-
ations'asza public-private jointly operated organization with permission of
authorities.
39?' San-yuan Steel Mill
(Shanghai, Hain-wen Jih-pao, 4 Apr 53)
With permission from the authorities, the Yun-ta, Shun-feng, and Sheng-
k'ang Steelworks m_rged and operated under the name of San-yuan Steel Mill.
40. Shanghai Branch, China Chemicals Company
(Shanghai, Hain-wen Jih-pao, 1 Apr 53)
The Shanghai Chemicals and Dyes Branch of the China Industrial Materials
Company reorganized and formed the Shanghai Branch of the China Chemicals Com-
pany to handle the selling and buying of chemicals and dyes.
41.` Shanghai Company, China Cotton Yarn end Cloth Company
(Shanghai, Hsin-wen Jih-pao, 1 Apr 53)
As of 1 April 1953, the Shanghai Company of the China Cottn~ Yarn and Cloth
Company was established to sell cotton yarn and cloth in Shanghai, and to buy
raw cotton in its environs and around Sung-chiang. The two stores of the former
East China Company were placed under. the jurisdiction of the Shanghai Company.
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4p. Shanghai Drugs and Instruments Manufacturing Company, East China Industry
Department, 175 Soochow an Lu, Shanghai
(Shanghai, Hsin-wen Jih-pao, 19 Apr 53)
As of 31 March 1953, the Shanghai Drugs and Instruments Manufacturing Com-
pany of East China Industry.Department was dissolved and was given until 15 May
'1953?to wind up all unfinished business.
43.' Shanghai Factory or Factory No 1,.China Shan=hsin Hein-chi Industrial
Company, Ltd
(Shanghai, Hain-wen Jih-pao, 22 Apr 53)
With consent of interested parties and of the [Shanghai] Trade and Industry
Office and because of embarrassment by debts, Factory No 1 of the China Shan-hsin
Iisin-chi Industrial Company, Ltd, was given permission to dissolve.
44. Shanghai Industrial Testing Section, Ministry of Light Industry
(Shanghai, Hain-wen Jih-pao, 5 Apr 53)
As of 1 April 1953, by orders from higher officials, the Shang-hai
Industrial Testing Section of the Ministry of Light Industry, Central People's
Government, absorbed the Materials Testing Section of the Shanghai Railway
Control Office.
45. Shanghai Trade Center, China Monopoly Company
(Shangbal,?Hsin-wen Jih-pao, 2 Apr 53)
The Shanghai Trade Center of the China Monopoly Company was set up and
formally began business on 1 April 1953-
46. Shansi-Branch, China Industrial Materials Company
(T'ai-yuan, Shansi Jih-pao, 3 Apr 53)
As-of 1 April 1953, the Shansi Branch of the China Industrial Materials
Company was dissolved and reorganized into the following three companies:
T'ai-yuan Branch of the China Metals and Machinery Company, T'ai-yuan Branch
of the China Communications and Electric Materials Company, and the T'ai-yuan
Branch of the China Chemicals Company.
47. Sha-shih Textile Company, Lt'
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 2 Jul 53)
On 1 July 1953, with the permission of the Trade and Industry Bureau of
the Chungking People's Government, the Sha-shih Textile Company and the Hsin-yu
Textile' empany merged and formed the Sha-shih Textile Company, Ltd.
48.. Sian Construction and Engineering Company
(Sidn,.Ohuri.ohung Jih-pao, 6 May 53)
Under orders, the Rsin-yuan and Chien-hua Construction Companies (public-
operated) of Sian combined in January 1953 under the'name of Sian Construction
and Engineering Company.
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49?.. Sinkihng?Branch Northwest Trading Company
(Urumchi, Sinkiang Jih-pao, 10 May 53)
As of 8 May 1953, Store No 2 of the Sinkiang Branch of the Northwest Trad-
ing company was dissolved.
50. Southwest Area Branch, China Industrial Materials Company
(Chungking, Hsin-hit Jih-pao, 30 May 53
Early in 1953, the Southwest Administrative Area Branch of the China Indus-
trial Materials Company was dissolved. The liquidation committee of this organ-
ization has requested that outstanding accounts be settled before 5 June 1953.
51. Southwest Petroleum Prospecting Department, Minis~ry of Fuel Industry
(Chungki? 3, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 19 Jul 53)
Under instructions, the Southwest Petroleum Prospecting Department of the Fuel businessnwill beftransactedsthroughePost Office Box and July all
tion will be No 75 Shlh-tzu Hsiang. The Chungking Supply to Y -oca-China Mi the original site. Center will remain at
52. Southwest Steel Company, Steel Industry Control Bureau
(Chungking,-Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 2 Jul 53)
The Southwest Steel Company of the Steel Industry Control Bureau, Ministry
of Heavy Industry, Central People's Government, announced that its Yunnan plants
numbe4-'208 and 209 were combined to become Plant No 105, located at An-ning,
Yunnan:
53. Szechwah-Cement Plant, Building Materials Control Bureau
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 12 May 53) The-Sz
ement
ny of the its name toe the Szechwan Cement Plant, Buildings Materials Control Bureau, anged
Ministry of-Heavy-Industry, Central People's Government. The new name, with
new seals and';stamps, went into effect on 11 May 1953.
54. State Fats and Foods Company, 80 Chiu-chiang Lu, Shanghai
(Peiping,Jen-min Jih-pao, 22 Jun 53)
On 16 June 1953, 13 firms in Shanghai under the Ministry of Light Industry
combined''into one selling agency and began business at the above address.
55. State-Operated Shensi Transport Company
(Sian, Chun-chung Jih-pao, 7 May 53)
As of-11 May 1953, the State-Operated Shensi United Moving Company was dis-
solved and its business turned over to the State-Operated Shensi Transport Com-
pany.
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56. Szechwan Cement Plant, Building Materials-Industry Control Bureau
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 1 Jul 53)
As of 1 July 1953, Szechwan Cement Plant products were no longer sold'
through the Southwest Chemical Industry Control Bureau but were directly sold
by the Szechwan Cement Plant, Building Materials Control Bureau, Ministry of
Heavy Industry, Central People's Government.
57., Ta-ch'uan Iudustrial Company, Ltd
(Chungking, Hein-hua Jih-pao, 1 Jul 53)
As of 1 June 1953, the Ta-ch'uan Industrial Company, Ltd, was dissolved and
its activities were taken over by the Building Construction Bureau of
west Administrative Committee. the South-
58. Ta-hua Spinning Mill
(Shanghai, Hsin-wen Jih-pao, 27 Apr 53)
With local governmental permission the Ta-hua Spinning }".ill moved to a new
location and changed its organization to a limited stock company.
59. T'ai-yuan Printing Plant
(T'ai-yuan, Shansi Jih-pao, 12 Apr 53)
The T'ai-yuan and Chieh-fang companies were merged to form the T'ai-yuan
Printing Plant.
60. Tientsin Branch, San Pei Steamer and Wharf Company
(Tientsin, Ta Kung Pao, 26 Jun 53) The'T mission by1thesTientsinhHarbore OfSaL fice Pei
to discontinue its f Compass was given per-
61. T-tentsin Branch, China Special Sales Company
?(Tientssin Jih-pao, 1 Apr 53)
On 1 April 1953, a firm adopted as its new name the Tientsin Branch, China
Special Sales Company.
62. Tientsin Branch, Chin-hua Company, Ltd
(Tientsin,Jih-pao, 1 Apr 53)
As of 1 April 1953, the Chin-hua Company, Ltd, was reorganized and renamed
the Tientsin Branch of the Chin-hua Company, Ltd.
63. Tientsin Food Export Company
(Tientsin. Jih=pao, 1 Apr 53)
.The. Tientsin Food Export Company announced that its Food Processing Plant
would soon open for business and that its former employees should sign up between
31 March and 2 April 1953 for work.
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64. Tientsin Knitting-Mill
(Tientsin Jih-pac, 19 Apr 53)
As a preliminary to the removal of the mill, the Tientsin Knitting Mill
'offered, its woollen and cotton clothing, vests, shirts, and socks for sale start-
ing 20 April 1953.
.65. Tientsin Oiled Felt Plant
(Tientsin Jih-pao, 2 Apr 53)
The local State-Operated Liaotung Hsing-yeh Oiled Felt Plant changed its
name to the Tientsin Oiled Felt Plant, Local State-Operated Industry Bureau,
Tientsin People's Government.
66. Tientsin Relief Association Independence Match Factory
(Tientsin Jih-pao, 10 Apr 53)
The Tientsin Relief Association Independence Match Factory received permis-
sion to dissolve its organization as of 1 April 1953;
67. Tientsin State-Operated Tientsin Rubber Factory
(Tientsin Jih-pao, 1 Apr 53)
The State-Operated Tientsin Rubber Factory was reorganized by the Tientsin
Light Industry Bureau. Beginning 1 April 1953, its five plants were merged and
will operate as three plants.
68. Urumchi Branch, Northwest Trading Company
(Urumchi, Sinkiang Jih-pao, 9 Jun 53)
The Urumchi Branch, Northwest Trading Company, opened a metals wholesale
department at 399 Hsi-ho-pa Hou-chieh, the former site of the Hsin-hsin Company.
The original store will be maintained for retail business only.
69. Urumchi Match Factory
(Urumchi, Sinkiang Jih-pao, 6 Jun 53)
The Urumchi Match Factory has received orders to dissolve in June 1953.
70. Trade Center, Shanghai Branch, China Communications and Electric Materials
Company
(Shanghai, Hein-wen Jih-pao, 1 Apr 53)
The China Industrial Materials Company, Shanghai Communications and Electric
Materials Company, has been reorganized and beginning 30 March 1953 it was estab-
lished and operated as the Trade Center, Shanghai Branch, China Communications
and Electric Materials Company, at 640 Yen-an Chung Lu, Shanghai.
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71. Tsai-kan Tobacco Factory, 3 Ti-erh Pei-lu, T'ieh-hsi, Mukden
(Mukden, Tung-pei Jib-pao, 6 Jun 53)
The Tsai-kan Tobacco Factory has received orders to dissolve its organi-
zation in June-1953.
72. Tsang-k'ou Office, Grain Bureau, Tsingtao People's Government
(Tsingtao Jih-pao, 10 Apr 53)
The Tsang-k'ou Office of theTaingtao Branch of the China Grain Company
was renamed the Tsang-k'ou Office, Grain Bureau, Tsingtao People's Government.
73. Tsingtao Branch, China Local Products Company
(Tsingtao Jih-pao, 1 Ar? 53)
The Tsingtao Branch of the China Local Products Company has received orders
to dissolve in April 1953.
74. .Tsingtao Branch, China Oils and Fats Company, 58 Shanghai Lu,Tsingtao
(Tsingtao Jih-pao, 9 Apr 53)
T
Branch
of the Bran chhe
of S thetChina Oils and Fats China
Companys at and Fats Company opened the 58 Shanghai Lu, Tsingtao oni1 April
1953.
75. Tsingtao Branch, China Petroleum Company
(Tsingtao Jih-pao, 1 Apr 53)
The Tsingtao Branch of the China Petroleum Company was instructed to reor-
ganize as the following three units:
1. The original Tsingtao Branch of the China Petroleum Company was renamed
as the Shantung Branch, China Petroleum Company, 66 Chung-shan Lu.
2. The tanks originally owned by the Tsingto Branch were renamed Tsing-tao
Oil Reservoir, Shanghai Wholesale Station, China Petroleum Company, 11 Chang-lo
Lu.
3. Tsingtao Supply Station, Shantung Branch, China Petroleum Company was
established at 64 Chung-shan Lu.
76. Tsingtao Dyes Plant
(Tsingtao Jih-pao, 25 Apr 53)
The Tsingtao Wei-hsin Chemicals Factory, Chemical Industry Control Office,
Bureau of Industry, Shantung People's Government received a directive from the
Chemical Industry Control Office, Ministry of Heavy Industry, Central People's
Government, to have its name changed to the Tsingi',ao Dyes Plant.
77. Tsingtao Trust Company
(Tsingtao Jih-pao, 4 Apr 53)
The Tsingtao Trust Company received orders to dissolve on 4 April 1953.
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(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 8 Jul 53)
The Liquidating Committee of the Tung-yuan Company has requested the stock-
holders to settle any unfinished business with the firm by the end of July 1953.
79- Wuhan Branch, China Import-Export Company, 46 Li-huang Pei Lu, Hankow
(Hankow, Chang-chiang Jih-pao, 10 Jul 53)
On 10 July 1953, the Wuhan Branch of the China Import-Export Company was
opened for business at 46 Li-huang Pei Lu, Hankow. The new badge adopted had
.a red background, yellow stars, and chrome border.
80. Wuhan Hui-chi District Producer-Consumer Cooperative Cloth??trocessing
Factory
(Hankow) Chang-chiang Jih-pao, 29 Jul 53)
The Cloth Processing Factory of the Wuhan Hui-chi District Producer-Consumer
Cooperative received permission to close down, and all persons financially con-
cerned with the agency were requested to come to 15 Yung-chiing Chieh on or
.before 3 August 1953 to make settlements.
81. Wuhan Local Produce Company
(Peiping, Jen-min Jih-pao, 22 Jun 53)
The Wuhan Local Produce Company was ordered to dissolve its organization
by'10 July 1953. The dissolution office was located at 1071 Han-cheng Chieh,
Hankow.
82. Wuhan Machinery Manufacturing Plant, Wuhan
(Hankow, Chang-chiang Jih-pao, 2 Jul 53)
On 1 July 1953, the Wuhan Machinery Manufacturing Plant moved from 9
Kung-ho Li, San-wing Lu to the site of Ch'iao-hsing-fa Metals and Machinery
Factory at 56 Pao-ch'eng Lu.
83. Building Committee, Southwest Business Department, All-Chic.a Federation
of Labor
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 21 May 53)
On 21 May 1953, the two types of work badges issued for temporary use
by the Building Committee of the Southwest Business Department of the All-China
Federation of Labor was cancelled. The badges were of cloth with border and
legend in black.
84. Central-South China Office, First Ministry of Machine Industry
(Hankow, Chang-chiang Jih-pao, 4 Jul 53)
On 1 July 1953, a new badge for workers of the Central-South China Office
of the First Ministry of Machine Industry, Central People's Government, became
effective. It is of red cloth with gold letters reading ','Central-South China
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of the individual possessing the badge is glued within this
y' A Photograph
seal. As of the same dat
bad
seal.
e
ge with the office
. , all temporary badges or cloth or paper were inval-
85. Chungking Branch, China General Goods Company
(Chungking, Hain-hua Jih-pao, 19 May 53)
Beginning 18 May 1953, the employees of the Chungking Branch of the China
General Goods Company and all its subsidiary stores wore a red oblong badge
with legend in silver: "Chungking Branch, China General Goods Company."
86. Chungking Elections Committee
(Chungking, Bsin-hua Jih-pao, 21 May 53)
On 21 May 1953, election workers for the Chungking Election Committee began
wearing silk oblong badges with yellow ground and red legend: "Chungking Election
Committee Work Badge No XXX." The legend on district work badges was, "Chungking
No X District Election Committee Badge No XXXX."
87. Chungking People's Hospital No 9
(Chungking, Hsin-hu,. Jih-pao, 10 Jul 53)
On 4 July 1953, the Chungking People's Hospital No 9 cancelled its old badge
and authorized a copper oblong badge with red background, chrome border and
legend, Chungking People's Hospital No 9."
88. Chungking People's Broadcasting Equipment Factory
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 29 May 53)
As of 1 June 1953, the oblong badge of copper, white background, with the
legend in red reading: Chungking People's Broadcasting Equipment Factory"
became effective and all previous badges were cancelled.
89. Chungking Trade Center, China General Goods Company
(Chungking Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 21 May 53)
On 21 May 1953, employees of the Chungking Trade Center of the China
General Goods Company were issued oblong copper badges with red background and
legend in chrome reading "Chungking Trade Center, China General Goods Company."
'90. Machinery and Tools Control Depot, Building Construction Bureau, Southwest
Administrative Committee
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 1 Jul 53)
On June 1953, "Machinery ellipse-shaped badges,chrome_plated, with red
legend reading y and Tools Control Depot,
Southwest Administrative Committee" were issued. Thesedbadgesn euinlaidB ithu~
red stars and are encircled with a red line.
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91. Mine no 4G8, Southwest Coal Mine Control Bureau
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 19 Jul 53)
On 13 July 1953, oblong badges of chrome background, yellow border and
with the words "Mine No 408" inscribed over a red symbol became effective,
and the old badges were invalidated.
92. Plant No 505, southwest Electric Control Bureau
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 2 Jul 53)
On 1 July 1953, copper elliptic badges of chrome background and legend
in red reading: "Plant No 505, Southwest Electric Control Bureau" encircling
five engraved red stars became effective, and the old badges were invalidated.
)2. Public-Private Jointly Operated Min-hsing Match Factory
(Chungking, Hein-hua Jih-pao, 20 May 53)
On 10 May 1953, oblong badges with chrome background, yellow border
engraved with five red stars and with a legend reading: "Public-Private
Jointly Operated Min-hsing Match Factory" were adopted and all previous
badges of the agency were invalidated.
94. Shanghai Branch, Chinc...,,nopoly Company
(Shanghai, Hsin-wen Jih-pao, 15 Apr 53)
On 15 April 1953, the former badges and service cards of the Shanghai
Branch of the China Monopoly Company were invalidated. As of the same date,
round badges with red background, gilt edge and white legend reading: "Shanghai
Branch, China Monopoly Company" became effective. The service cards that
became effective as of that date had blue letters on a white background and
carried the company's seal.
95. Southwest Chungking People's Radio Station
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 2 Jul 53)
On 2 June 1953, round, copper badges with white background and red legend
reading: "Southwest Chungking People's Radio Station" were adopted. At the
same time, all previous badges of the agency were invalidated.
96. Southwest Electric Industry control Bureau, Ministry of Fuel Industry
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 10 May 53)
On 10 May 1953, round, copper badges with red background and yellow border
bearing the legend: "Southwest Electric Industry Control Bureau, Ministry of
Fuel Industry, Central People's Government" and with five-point stars over the
legend were adopted and former badges of the bureau were invalidated.
97: ;Culture-Education Committee, Anti-Illiteracy Committee, Culture Bureau,
Education Bureau and Health Bureau of the Southwest Administrative
.Committee
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 25 Jul 53)
New round badges with white background, yellow borders, red stars, and
the appropriate organization name were distributed to the employees of the
Culture-Education Committee, Anti-Illiteracy Committee, Culture Bureau,
Education Bureau, and Health Bureau of the Southwest Administrative Committee.
All previous badges are invalidated.
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98. Southwest Drug Factory
(Chungking, Hein-hua Jih-pao, 19 Jul 53)
On 30 Jujy 1933, the chrome, oblong badges with red stars and red legend
"Southwest Drug Factory" became effective and all previous badges of this
agency were invalidated.
99. Southwest Higher Education Control Bureau, Ministry of Higher Education
(Chungking, Hein-hua Jih-pao, 25 Jul 53)
On 25 July 1953, employees of the Southwest Higher Education Control
Bureau were issued round badges with white background, yellow borders, red
stars, and yellow legend reading: "Southwest Higher Education Control Bureau,
Ministry of Higher Education, Central People's Government."
100. Southwest Paper Mill No 602
(Chungking, Hain-hua Jib-pao, 6 Jul 53)
On 1 July 1953, oblong, chrome badges with red legend reading: "Southwest
Paper Mill No 602" were adopted by the paper mill and all previous badges were
invalidated.
101. Southwest Salt Control Bureau, Central Ministry of Light Industry
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 19 May 53)
Beginning 16 May 1953, round copper badges with chrome background, red borders,
red five-point stars, and red legend reading: "Southwest Salt Control Bureau,
Central Ministry of Light Industry" became effective and all former badges of
this agency were invalidated.
102. Southwest Administrative Area Tax Control Bureau
(Chungking, Hein-hua Jih-pao, 21 May 53)
On 19 May 1953, white badges with red legend reading: "Southwest Area Tax
Control Bureau" were adopted by the bureau and all previous badges of the agency
were invalidated.
103. Spinning Mill No 1, Southwest Silk Company
(Chungking, Haic hua Jih-pao, 15 Jul 53)
On 15 July 1953, badges with white background, yellow borders, and black
legend reading: "Temporary Worker's Badge, Spinning Mill No 1, Southwest Silk
Company," ":;hopworker's Badge, Spinning Mill No 1, Southwest Silk Company," and
a red vest-pocket folder marked for relatives of mill employees, were adopted,
and all other badges were invalidated.
104. State-Operated Textile Machine Factory
(T'ai-yuan Shansi Jih-pao, 12 Apr 53)
Beginning with April 1953, the State-Owned Textile Machine Factory c5nchlled
its old badges and adopted one with a gold star on a red background with a legend.
(Presumably the legend reads "State-Operated Textile Machine Factory.)
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105? Transport Office, Materials Producing Enterprises Control Department,
Southwest Building Construction Bureau
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 8 Jul 53)
Beginning 4 July 1953, employees of the Transport Office of the Materials
Producing Enterprises Control Department of the Southwest Building Construction
Bureau were issued new oblong badges of chrome with red border, stars, and legend
[presumably giving the name of the office.]
106. Tsingtao Branches of the China Chemicals Company, China Metals and Mach-
inery Company, and China Communications and Electric Supplies Company
(Toingtao, Tsingtao Jih-pao, 19 Apr 53)
On 20 April 1953, the badges marked "Tsingtao Branch, China Industrial
Materials Company" in use since December 1952 were invalidated and round, brass
badges with red background and five yellow stars within a yellow legend in a
circle reading as follows: "Tsingtao Branch, China Chemicals Company," "Tsingtao
Branch, China Metals and Machinery Company," and "Tsingtao Branch, China Commun-
ications and Electric Supplies Company" became effective.
107. Work Center No 4, Building Construction Bureau, Southwest Administrative
Committee
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 1 Jul 53)
;On 26 June 1953, ellipse-shaped, copper badges with chrome background, red
border, red stars and red words; and white cloth identification markers with
black words and yellow edges became effective. Both types of identifications
bear the legend Work Center No 4, Building Construction Bureau, Southwest
Administrative Committee." All former identifications were invalidated.
108. Chungking Branch, China General Goods Company and Chungking Branch, China
Communications and Electric Goods Company
(Chungking, Hein-Hua Jih-pao, 14 Jul 53)
On or after 1 July 1953, all wholesale purchases of electrical goods are
to be handled by the Chungking Branch of the China Communications and Electric
Goods Company, and all retail purchases of electrical goods by the Chungking
Branch of the China General Goods Company.
109. Shanghai Goods Inspection Office, Ministry of Foreign Trade
(Shanghai, Hsin-wen Jih-pao, 30 Apr 53)
Tsai Wu-chi, chief, and Wu Chin-chang, deputy chief of the Shanghai Goods
Inspection Office, received a directive from the main office for inspection of com-
mercial goods of the Ministry of Foreign Trade that imported raw rubber is leg-
ally subject to inspection. On and after 1 June 1953, inspection shall be made
for a fee of 1/10 of one percent of the price of goods upon arrival and no rub-
ber may be brought in without an inspection certificate.
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110. Trade and Industry Control Office, Wuhan People's Government
(Hankow, Ch'nng-chiang Jih-pao, 17 Jul 53)
Wen Hsiang, chief, and Feng I-min and Kuo Tung-chun, deputy chiefs of the
Wuhan Trade and Industry Control Office, stated in a notice dated 14 July 1953
that all private businesses which received licenses before 10 May 1953 to do
business must bring these licenses in before 10 August 1953 and exchange them
for,new licenses. Persons who continue using the old license after that date
will be fined.
111. Tsingtao People's Government
(Tsingtao Jih-pao, 9 Apr 53)
In line with the Shantung People's Government directive for improved c?n-
trol of markets and local conditions, it has been decided:
'1. Except for control of cotton, cowhides, lumber, tobacco, and raw cop-
per,-.all other goods may come into the market freely for exchange.
2. With regard to goods for which there is no marketing control, the ori-
ginal wholesale exchanges may continue to administer the exchange of goods which
freely come into the market, and when a transaction is completed, a charge of
1/10 of one percent is made as the fee.
3. Those who violate Article 1 shall be dealt with as the case demands.
4. From?8 April 1953, all previously published procedures of market con-
trols shall no longer be valid.
112. Chungking Branch, Chungking Branch and Communications Bank
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 24 Jul 53)
On 23 July 1953, the Chungking Branch of the Chungking Branch and Commun-
ications Bank of the People's Bank of China published a notice stating that the
Central People's Government order, dated in March, calling for refund of pre-
liberation deposits, allowed 3 months for the process, but due to the length
of time needed by persons outside of China, the original period of 3 months was
extended by another 3 months.
113. Clearing Office, Shanghai Branch, American Hua-ch'i Bank [International
Banking Corporation)
(Mukden, Tung-pei Jih-pao, 28 Jun 53)
On 28 June 1953, the Clearing Office of the Shanghai Branch of the American
Hua=ch'i Bank took over the work of clearing up the pre-liberation accounts of
the Mukden Branch of that bank. All parties concerned were requested to com-
municate with the agency in Room 101, No 45 Chiu-chiang Lu, Shanghai, within 3
months of the published date of the notice.
114. Hsin-hua Ironworks, 409 K'ai-hsuan Lu, Shanghai
(Shanghai, Hsin-wen Jih-pao, 17 Apr 53)
The Hsin-hua Ironworks needs .200-300 million yuan ordinary capital for
production.
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115, I-min Money Shop
. (Chungking, Hein-hum Jih-pao, 21, Jul 53)
In accord with instructions published by the Government Administration
Council, the 1-min Money Shop extended the date of termination for registration
from 23 July 1953 to 23 October 1953. Those having pre-Liberation accounts with
the organization were requested to complete the necessary applications and
receive payment during the period.
116. Mel-feng Commercial Bank
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 14 Jul 53)
On 16 July 1953, the Mei-feng Commercial Bank moved to No 27 Lian
Chung-hsing In. as a Place for clearing pre-Liberation accounts. "'hose who had
registered and had temporary receipts were requested to collect immediately.
117. .Shanghai Branch, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China
(Shanghai, Hein-wen Jih-pao, 3 Apr 53)
The Shanghai Branch of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China
stated in a notice that the bank was complying with orders concerning the wind-
ing up of its branch banks which had been closed. Instructions were given as
to how settlements may be completed.
118. Shanghai Branch, People's Bank of China
(Shanghai, Hain-wen Jih-pao, 22 Apr 53)
On 22 April 1953, the Shanghai Branch of the People's Bank of China pub-
lished a notice concerning deposits and drafts not cleared before liberation,
belonging to bureaucratic banks and money shops. Procedure for application
were given. PPlication
settlement, names of several banks, and the deadline date of 11 June 1953
119. Shanghai Branch, Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation
(Shanghai, Hsin-wen Jih-pao, 3 Apr 53)
The Shanghai Branch of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation
published a notice stating that the bank was complying with orders concel?ning
the winding-up of affairs of its branch banks which had been closed. Details
were given as to where and how such settlement may by completed.
120. Shanghai Branch, Sino-Belgian Bank
(Shanghai, Hsin-wen Jih-pao, 19 Apr 53)
The Shanghai Branch of the Sino-Belgian Bank stated that it was complying
with the regulations as to registry and examination and instructions were given
as to how and where its branches in Peiping and Hankow could be contacted.
.121. Shanghai Branch, Former Sino-French Industrial Bank
(Shanghai, Hsin-wen Jih-pao, 17 Apr 53)
The Shanghai Branch of the Former Sino-French Industrial Bank published
a notice giving instructions as to the settling of pre-Liberation accounts con-
cerned with the bank.
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(T'ai-yuan, Shansi Jih-pao, 2 Apr 53)
In accordance with the needs of national reconstruction, and with approval
from authorities, the Shansi Branch of the Bank of Communications started a
business department on 5 April 1953 to aid various enterprises in the area.
123. Sian Branch, Public-Private Joint Bank
(Sian, Chun-chung Jih-pao, 5 May 53)
In December 1952, the main office and the Hankow branch of the Chekiang
Industrial Bank were placed under the head office of the Sian Branch of the
Public-Private Joint Bank. The funds of the Chekiang Industrial Bank invested
in the Chien-hua Packaging Company at Lin-pao, were assigned to the management
of the Sian Branch of the Public-Private Joint Bank by the head office.
124. Sinkiang Branch, Bank of Communications
(Urumchi, Sinkiang Jih-pao, 6 Jun 53)
For the First Issue of the 1950 People's Victory Bonds, the list price in
the first 10 days of June was 24,836 yuan south of the Great Wall, and 37,406
in Sinkiang.
Beginning 5 June 1953, the use of the name, the "Sinkiang Subbank of the
Bank of Communications" was discontinued and the new name, "Sinkiang Branch
of the Bank of Communications" was adopted as approved by the Sinkiang People's
Bank.
125. Southwest Tax Control Bureau"
(Chungking, Hein-hua Jih-pao, 19 Jul 53)
As of 29 June 1953, a former method of collecting tax by control of the
printing of covers of cigarette cases or boxes was discontinued with the permis-
sion of the Southwest Administrative Committee.
126. Tax Office, Tsingtao People's Government
(Tsingtao Jih-pao, 1 Apr 53)
The Tax Office of the Tsingtao People's Government published a notice as
follows:
1. The collection of house tax for the summer of 1953 will begin on 1 April
and end on 11 April, after which time a penalty will be added. Procedure will
be the same as for the spring quarter.
2. As before, tax bills will be sent by mail (copies 1 to 3 only).
Those not received by 4 April may apply at tax office on Kwangsi Lu. Individuals
will be held responsible for tardy payments.
127. Tientsin Branches of the North China Bank and the Orient Exchange Bank
(Tientsin, Ta Kung Pao, 6 Jun 53)
As of 1 June 1953, the Tientsin Branch of the North China Bank and the
Tientsin Branch of the Orient Exchange Bank began releasing the preliberation
deposits on register. Certificates were subject to the usual procedure for
redemption.
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'128.. Tsiugtao Branch, Chinese People's Bank
(Tsingtao, Teingtao Jih-pao, 27 Apr .53)
The Toingtao Branch of the People's Bank of China announced the opening of
four newbranches or substations in the Lao-Shan area, and of one in the T'ai-tung
area;
129. Tsingtao Branch, People's Bank of China
(Tsingtao, Tsingtao Jih-pao, 6 Apr 53)
Beginning 10 April 1953, the Tsingtao Branch of the People's Bank of China
followed the new procedure fixed by the main bank. This procedure'embrac(d
the two methods: settlement by checks, and settlement by guaranteed payments.
130. Yunnan Province Liquidating Committee for Settling Pre-Liberation Accounts
(Chungking, Hsin-hua Jih-pao, 19 May 53)
A: plan for centralized liquidating by mail of pre-liberation accounts of
the former Hsing-wen Bank of Yunnan which had a branch in Chungking was set up
at K'un-ming. Claimants were requested to apply by registered mail to No 115
Nan-p'ing Lu, K'un-ming, within 3 months following notification.
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