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cent of her exports, went te : The shift started rumors when ONUMENTS it was announced in September |

Britain. profits _ Other buyers of Rhodesian to Our beautiful Island cemeteries link the past [oi cholders. was seoperted tk with the present and both with the future. slip essential aed to the U.S

bacco included West Germany (13.6 per cent); The Nether- Honour your loved ones with an enduring | from the truth,” the company symbol of respect—a monument of marble or [**%5, . hyat thet a

lands (4.7 per cent); Japan

(3.9 per cent); and Australia| granite. convinced us ‘you need corporate roots in an area to make a real

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twade ties with Rhodesia, which | declared independence from | iat nel by far the largest Britain two weeks ago. eee selling petrol and The statistics made clear sed worth

“|whete any disruption of trade more than £3,100,000 last year.| ~ requested by the Security Co:

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