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c 9 ‘land is made by Rootes Motors Since 1016, says data from the “5. Hum . t t f car produced in Scotland in 35 5-00 PJ'ersz Dull“ [Ltd to celebrate the approach- Scottish Council. more than 40 "‘69 -‘" a" "WES men 0 years,

5-30 P-m‘—F"da" "'“d ling openinu of its 570000.000 North American firms and 3130'000‘090 has “395'

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‘helped to close what is de-: fscribed as pre—war gaps in thel :industr-ial structure—a shortage;

1of consumer industries. a lack.

in; industry." says the Rooteslcluded shipbuilding and coal review. “took Scotland into pro- mining but some older indus- duction of agricultural machln- tries. notably whisky. tweed

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appliances. airplane en-‘and knitwear are in a strong , clocks and scores ofjposition. says the Scottish Coun-

other products. The automobileicil, and are invading new mar- iudustry moved in after Colvil-ikets and expanding their sales. les Ltd.. a steel company. had[ The new Rootes plant. which invested $300.000.000 in a strip will be opened May 2 by the

mil and other improvements.

iDuke of Edinburgh. is located

Science-based industry hason 278 acres of former farm

also been nrogressing well andiland at Linwood, near Glasgow. ore than 20 companies. forland half its output is intended example. now are engaged lnlfor exported to overseas mar-

an electronics industry that

graduates. By 1960 the number

“had risen to 4.000 and 20.000 is

predicted for 1960.

.kets. including Canada.

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