ATTHE CHINA MAIL
TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1961.
MALAYA'S SECOND FIVE-YEAR PLAN
Ambitious plan in fight' against rural poverty.
(Part 1)
By Gordon Hung
Kuala Lumpur (By Airmail).
The Federation of Malaya's Second Five-Year Plan like the first one emphasises rural uplift, but the 1961-65 period will see a tremendous push ahead in the fight against rural poverty and backwardness.
HONGKONG
STOCK EXCHANGE
by
Our Own Correspondent
Business done at the Hong-
kong
Stock
Exchange this
murning amounted to approxi-
New York stocks
gain in heavy trading
New York, Mar. 13.
mately $4.490,000. Noon quota-The stock market advanced today. Trading was
tions and the morning's. Trans- actions;
Sitares Buyer Sellers Bales
HK Bank
•
1020 1030
1003 101010 1010
10 - 1920 20 1015
19:0
by
1k E. Ada
Lombard Whart
The M$5,050 million plan-M$2,150 million in the public sector and M$2,900 million in the private-compared with the M$3,000 million spent during the
and 1966-60 period-M$1,007 million by Government.
nearly M$2,000 private interests-is a bold step for accelerating the
ic growth of the country.
Although the plan Is nimbiti- Į
£20,
+
ន
§ 78
3:30
40 ** 3120
-10
3:0
71
1939 1930
200
19 0 210
100 @
Taikoo Dock 791%
0.0
300 70
200 a 70
Another reason for the slow-filled in 1958 when I became to offer school ad- aus, the Government has framed down of the First Plan, after possible It with reference to the likely an Initial burst in the first two mittance to every eflid of six available resources and the years, was that during the re- years of age. It is estimated that
cession the prices of rubber and by 1980, the number of puplist UK G capacity of the country.
primary schools was Malaya's
rellaner tin, which account for 85 per attending econumle
exporis, 95 per cent of the estimated pri-1 on the price of rubber on the cent of the country's world market and the threat of declined signteamily and the mary age-group (04 to 11434
income was adversely But lesives the country's national .* synthetic
secondary education is quaitatively inadequate as only ecununiy in # Chriel state, al- ufferted.
However, during the period | 23 per ernt of the secondary though Malays bus profiled in the Inst. few years from the of the First Plan, the private age-group (12 to 164) man-| high price of rubber.
sector invested slightly over age to continue their education The Government's economie the sum estimated-most of the into the manu- going programmes in the past have money been based on the price of rubej facturing field. ber being at 80 cents a paund. although The prevailing price
་་
SUCCESS
for the past year has been inver The most important success the dollar mark. If, however, ) at the First Plun was that the succeeded 123 the price of rubber should drop Gaverament
to below 80 cents a pound, the strengthening the economic base $160 well-being of the country. Of the country's retromie
allotted to the million subsidy would be in a precarious state,
Nearly 30 per cerit of the replacing of old rubber and low- country's labour force work unyielding trees with young and trces, rubber estates while rubber ex-high-yielding
was spent dur- port duties account for at least $153.4 million
rubber
25 per cent of the Government's ing the period, or 96 per cent of yearly revenue. It also repre- the target. sents about 60 per cent of the total exports,
Government Incentive and th
in carrying nuncial assistance
But the Government does not out a massive replanting pro- was instrumental In expect the price of rubber to gramme drop below the 80-cent mark-Ketting smallholders
to replant
after primary school. Thus over wherlock
a million children leave school
at the age of 13, long before
they are fit to earn a living, while only 100.000 are able to continue towards higher educa- tion.
heavy, but not as heavy as last week.
LONDON CLOSES MIXED
London, Mar, 13.
The market was slightly high- er and active at the opening. afternoon Prlees improved in trading aut were below their best for the day at ille close.
Most gains ranged from a few cents to around $2 a share.
Standard and Poor's 600 to nlock Index rose 18 gents $63.00. Based on this indicator, the quoted value of all stocks listed on the New York stock exchange gained about $1,100 million.
It was another broad market in which 1,300 issues crossed
300 781 Brisk two-way trading turn- the tape. Of these, 60% od-
600 7915 200 80
-
23.00 21.00 1000
The greatest bottleneck in educalion has been teaching
Plan HK Dock .. staff, and during the
new residential ch. Prav... period four training colleges and 12 day
centres were training tablished. The supply teachers kept pace with the number of students. although of trained person- #hortages net had to be met by recruit
qualified ing less than fully teachers.
23.10 2370 23.20 500 & 23.40 3500
1000
100 23,00 100 * 23,20 400 x 23.00 2006 23,70
ed industrial stocks irro-vanced, 502 declined and 205 gular with most major closed unchanged. There were 83 new 1960-G1 highs and only movements
dictated by one new low, Rohm & Haas. either adverse or favour- ablo individual company
nowi.
Dealers judged some Investors were holding their fire white 11.00 14.00 2000 14.00 awaiting the monthly foreign 3000 14.00 trade figures due on Wednesday 2000 14.70
before taking on new commit- 1000 14.no 3000 14.00 ments.
148 149
23.30 201
14.10
1000 14.70
2000 4 14.80
Courtaulda fell 2/3 to 40/6. 17000 in 14.00 | The dip was caused by short-
300314.00
time working at the group's royon mills while several steel and engineering counters scored and breweries forged
3000 or 14.00
400 143 300149 100 ft 28.20 900 28.10 20.20
500
gains
ahend.
Some of the drugs, petroleums,
electronics, moving plctures, cosmetics, and vending machines advanced.
The Associated Press 60-stock average declined 10 to 238,40. The Dow Jones 30 industrials were up 0.88 to 604.44.
Volume totailed 3,080,000 shares compared with 5,050,000 shares traded on Friday.
Of the 15 most aclive slock, clght advanced, six declined and Standard On (New Jersey) was unchanged.—AP,
Closing prices
Ablub! Pws. & Paper................ Algoma Steel... Amer. & Forgn. Power Am. Naturri Gaa
Asbestos Comp
Blue chips showed mixed 2500 28.40 movements, Imperial Chemical, Vickers and Woolworths shaded
Royce while Unilever, Rolls and Associated Cement scored small gains. Dunlops and British Beech Life Sever
CB- of
K & S Hotel HK Land
XD 491% 50%
Ex All...
77 705
313 28.30 3635 28.40
1500 or 50
10 A 70
100 e 7015
200
7354
The main progress In the pri-
The
the manufactur-
(New)
she has spent $180 million on 300,000 acres and extend their vate sector during the 1950-00 Yaumafi subsidising rabber replanting holdings by 86,000 acres, while during the First Five-Year Plan the big estates replanted 357,000 period was in -and the further expansion and acres and increased their holding seld.
of Mo- establishment' Improvement of rubber produc- Ings by 79.000 acres.
first industrial estate tion is essential to the coun-
laya's try's future economic welfare.
Petaling Jaya, Just outside thei
capital, Kuala Lum- Federal pur, proved to be an important Instrument for attracting In- dustrial investment.
¤ year
MAIN AIM
now
massive
hay
delay
prostress made by the rubber industry can be measur- ed by the fact that the area under One of the main aims of the nature or immature)
materials Second Five-Year Plan is rurai | high-yielding
from 30 per cent to 40 diversitiention and industrial ex- rlsen
of the total rubber By providing developed sites pansion to get away from the per cent
acres or with access to basic utilities excessive reliance upon rubber acreage-3.5 million
and roads, water, as two-thirds of the country's cul- | such for revenue and employment.
cased the the plan power, the estate vated area-during Malnya's population.
in- period.
problem of starting new nearly seven million, is growing
replanting dustries and avoid the This at an average of 3.3 per cent
scheme has now made the that frequently occurs in direct and in the next live
country the most progressive land allocation procedures. years it is expreted there wil
More than 150 factory and efficient producer of na- be un additional million mouths
been sold to enterprises tural rubber in the world. The have to feed. Nearly 340,000 workers
foods, processed will be added to the country's replanting programme is still producing labour force, now 3.215 million, in progress as the government beverages, tobacco, pharmaceu
subsidy ends next year.
and chemicals, ticals, paints and the number of chlidren of
The Government's hopes of printer materials tin contain primary school age will increase
eventually era, plastics, electrical appliances by about 200.000,
making the country Thus in the next five years self-sufelent in its main erop and construction materials. there will be a constant press--rice-fell short of its basic ob- ing demand for more jobs, more eclives during the plan period.
About 80 factories have clothing using The aim during
step up produc- ready started production other necessities, more schools period was
ilon by providing Irrigation and more health services.
Petaling Jaya, which has had cultivated at its factory lots taken up, Added to this is the problem facilities to already of the depressed situation and land hunger of large numbers. of people in the rural areas,
Thus the objectives of the Second Five-Year-Plan basically arc:
food,
To undertake a program-
the 1956-60
areas and lo a minor extent to new land. The physical tar get was to increase irrigated areas from 270,000 acres in 1955 to 500,000 acres in 1900.
FACTORIES
:
:
143 145
$37
130
1500 21 American Tobacco stayed un-
elonged.
400 @ 143
200 144
200 145 400 144 260 12 137
£30 f 130
200 từ 197
Tram XD..
Ch. Light..
35 355
500 200
3514 3515
31% 321 1000 31%
500 or 31
D) 31% 1000 (32
1300 ir 12:
100 12 1740 6 3124
302 31
the
GILT-EDGED
Gilt-edged ambled along and prices drifted, losses of £1/16th were commonplace. Grecks mad
in foreign strong point bonds, the 7 per cents gaining £ to £38% and the 8 per cents tacked on £ to £32. Dollar slocks were irregular.
Steel lost 14 and Shell US. surendered 1 paint.
Dakwin-Limiä-Kain. Dank of Montreal Bank of Nova Scotia
B.C. Tel. Co.
Bell Telephone
Bendix Aviation Corp.
Boeing Airplane British Amer. Ol
British Columblo Pwr. Cona. Bk. of Comun. Case (3.1) Cu. Coming Glass Works Creole Pet miamond Alkall Dishes-Seagrams Dominion Blores
Ferro Corp.
Georgia Pasife.. Gen. Tel, & Elec. Goodrich . F.) Co. Great Nerthern Railway Heyden Newport Corp.
Hiram Walker... Homestake_Mining Co.
$ 4091
TRANSPORTATION
Father and son team fly
giant jetliner
A father and son team are making a family business these days of piloting a 130 ton jetliner. They are flying together at the controls of o Boac Basing 707 which flies on transatlantic and transpacific services between the U.K., U.S.A., Canada, Japan and Hongkong. They are (pictured left to fight) Captain Gordon R. Buxton and
his son, First
Dredger for Calcutta
Between them, the flying The suction dredger Churni
1211
35
Officer, Gordon J. Buxton.
64
Buxtons have been in
2012
$5
avintion for well over
40
17
201
years.
4415
Captain Buxton, who
has
105
42
135
33
Johns Manville Co. Lily Tulip
68
standout in 151/9. at
little
but
dull Golds
opaned gleamed near the hal bell to put several counters into higher ground, coppers improved "and tins were very firm.
100 # J2
Electrie
352%
36
1000 or 2556
6200 - 35°
500 3510
Shell made the
Telephone,
quiet oils, 1/3
457%
46
70048
500 + 453,
100 & 40
BUG 451
1000
45
300 40
2500457%
1504 44
10044
Telephone
New... d.I. Cement
XD
431%
ΓΩ
al-
in Dairy
Form $17
400
In 1958 the Government In- augurated its Pioneer Indus- of tries policy, where profits enterprises which qualified at "pioneer" industries were ex- empted from Income tax for a period ranging from two to five years. So far, more than
50
By the end of the plan period, the irrigated area was extended to about 300,000 acres only. The me of rural development main reason for the shortfall of firms with a called up capital to Improve
48 per cent the economic and nearly social well-being of the rural scarcity of experienced enginducing 230 products have been population and to redress the eers. imbalance existing between the rural and urban areas;
✅ To provide employment opportunities for the country's growing population;
ing
was the of about $27 million and pro- nwarded pioneer status. About
Nunyang.. 13.00 13.00 Textile....
7.15
A. Hubber.
20070 150010
300 415
Other leaders showed
change.
Rubbers met selective demand but teas were dull-UPI.
Closing prices
Britian Government Securilica 215, Consolidated - £ 4275.
34 Convert CVER,
3. Savings 1955/05-91. Savings 1007777-LV.
3
3 Savings 1905/75-71-3/10.
xd. cor.
Overseas Bands
Gennan (Dowes)-CM, Japanese, Assented-E4
Marke & Insurances
Barclays Ord-71.
Huksman Refrig. Imperial Ol
Imperial Tobacco International Paper
Lorillard P.
Noranda Mines Ltd. Olin Mathieson Pitney Bowes
logged over 20,000 flying hours,
was born at Brentford, Middle- 1006. He joined Im- sex in perial Airways in 1028 as a 501 night engineer, and became a Captain in 1937. In 1940 ዘሮ flew the last wartime
4316
service
40 from Paris to London, and
later flew on the ploneer Aflan- the ferry service. He has made over 620 crossings of the Northing the Atlantic,
over
was launched recently by of Simons-Lotnitx Ltd., Renfrew, for the Cal- cutta Port Commis- sioners. She is a giant among dredgers with a 4,700 gross tonnago of and is equal in size to the biggest vesicl built at this yard, har sister ship Bhagirathi, Churni will be used in clear- sandy ellt from the river Hooghly and will 1190 the suction method with a trailing pipe. She will operate away from the shore for up to three weeks at a time and as
result a considerable First OMeer Buxton, the old-is to have est of Captain Buxton's three amount of living accommoda- sons, joined
Her complement will be Boac in 1057 tion. after six years in the Royal Air over 100,,
Churni is 350 feet long, 62 feet Force in which he was a plot broad and her hopper cün carry
Coastal and Transport Japan has protested again to with
She is He has flown for Up to 3,000 tons of slit. the United States against a trade Commands.
has propelled by steam machinery unions threat to begin a boy made over 100 Atlantic
nearly 5,000 hours and
cross-with a horsepower of 4,850, cott of Japanese cloth on Moyings. He has an eight-year-old installed by the builders,"
Portland Cen. Elee.
301:
Pullman
344%
Hav/heon
Royal Bank of Chanda
VAF%
Shell Oil Co.
Seksenley Inc.
355
Southern Pacific Co.
212
Southern Railway (Com.) Steep Icek....
409%
B
Slone & Wobster
01
UPI.
''
Protest
Washington, Mar. 13.
ATLANTIC CROSSINGS
daughter, and like his father, lives at love, Sussex.
The firm of William Simons and Co. Ltd., who are now amalgamated with their neigh- was one of beurs in Simons-Lobnitz Ltd., flew on built the vessels Batarl, Gunga Boac 70} demonstration and Jatengi, all of which have for Economie Affairs. Eights in Hongkong last given notable service in the China Mall Special.
| Ambassador, at a meeting at the Captain Buxton
State Department with George the senior pilots who Ball, the Under Secretory of the
500 41%
2000 or 42
Watson
47325 Alliest Invest. 12
3
100 12.90
200 12.90
1000 12.00
840 633 1000 GO
785 131 1000
Chartered Bank-664.
13.00
Guardian Assurance-1749 3d.
1.
1.20
2000 us 7.15
Hongkong Bank-£33.
8305 e 7.10
4000 or 7.10
1.toyds Bank-439 3.
1000 or 7.15
Lombard Banking Ord-ls,
The protest Koichiro Asakai,
WDS
made by the Japanese
Qu
Brith Petroleumi-53
74.
Royal Dutch-~£14%+
Ultramar Company
41⁄20.
State
Strels & Engineering
Babcock & Wilcox Ord--334 Gul.
48000 2.70
Tube Investments--104.
3000
3,70
United Sleef- .
IDOO
2.723
Vickers Ord.-31 d.
31000 # 2.30
1000
2.725
Electric
2.70
3000
2.723
20000 60 2.70
11000 2,615
Eleo. & Mus, Industries-350 34. Engira Electric On-37 General Electrie Ord-3A
9. G
7000 0.70
Rubber T.
XD...... Humphreys
Realty
7.00
the in
A relicetion of the multiply-35 of these units, some from
population has been the Hongkong. have already start- hunger for land, and in 1956 the ed production. Federal Land Development Au-
To raise the per capitatements.
output of the economy;
al crops in
6 2053 6 700 1000 B 2016002774 3.670 2.30 8000 6 2.65
20000 de 2.07
10000 * 2.073
10000
300 210
Star Ferry
XD... 200
50 210 Jafl TRY. 14.00 14.00 10000 sa 14.70 Gilman XD 5.20 A 5000 5.15
thority was set up to open up Total employment virgin jungle for agricultural | manufacturing
svetor wes operations and for new land set- roughly estimated at 145,000 in 1960 compared with 133,000 in After the initial clearing of 1955, an increase of about nine jungle by contractors, careful- per cent during the Plan period. To diversify Malayan pro-ly selected settlers
become re- The First Five-Year Plan duction, through the de-idents and provide all the la- spanned momentous years in velopment of other agricultur-bour required to develop the the Fedoration's history. They addition to rubber area. Meanwhile, credit is ad- were the years of political pro- and the promotion of industrial vanced for sustenance and ma- gress which culminated in the development; and
terials for a period of two years, achievement of full self-govern- expand, when it is expected that the sel- ment in 1857. They marked the
Ulers can make a living from [
in which Communist raising livestock, vegetables and period services in the leds of educa rice. The FLDA then expects to
terrorists were crushed and the tion, medical and health, and recover loans from the settlers Emergency was finally brought Rope housing etc.
The First Five-Year Plon felt rubber trees are ready for tap-
la seventh year when their to an end in 1000.
And they were also years of short of the targets set in the ping. Settlers should be able to geant econor" advance, public sector by 15 cent partly
and accomplishmens despite all earn at least $300 a month net due to Anacclai dimeullies when the scheme six acres the Bnancial and administrative which accompanied the world for
cach family which burdens of the Emergency and wide 1957-58 recession, and the three would be for rubber and difficulties which accompanied shortage of technicians.
recession of crops in full the world-wide
1037-1050,
To improve and the Coverage
AHERICAN
of social
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of
the rest for operation,
But during the plan period, Now it is up to the Second FLDA's achievements fell far Five-Year Plan to increase the short of the physical target en- tempo of progress built during visaged at the outset. Only 22 the last two years of the First schemes had been initiated with Plan. about 30,000 acres cicared and 3,600 familles settled. Nearly a quarter of a million applications for land were still outstanding nt the end of inat year.
The dimeuilles encountered
In innd allocation are the vari- ous degrees of co-ordination among numerous government
(To be continued).
Record petroleum production
Crudo
FOC & DE Inv. Macra Elec.
24.40
I... Grain Entertainment Vibro ****** Wing On ..
Сат Amoy
Mis
92 *
*270
200
3000 0.00
4000 53
22000 ở kh
Agreed merchant
rates
Ascoc. Elec. Industries-107.
Philip Lamp Works-12%.
Industrial
Boardman, Marden Ord-Skl. Borax (Hollings-49 1. Dunlop Rubber Ord,
Forestal Land-218 46 5. Gilman (Holdings) Ord-N 90. Hudson's Bay
Rediffusion Ord-431 724d. Turner & Nowall OrthG 104, Unilever Ord-153s
Westland Airersfi-10s..
De La Nuo Ord-din l.
Chemicals
Imperial Chemical Ord-70 ch. Monsanto Chemicals Ordzło Gd.
SPADER Bowater Paper Ord-35s od.
Tobacco British-Amer. Tab, Ord-705
1354.
Carreras "D" Ond–lə 11⁄41⁄26. Imperial Tobacco Ord-704 33.
Motors
U.S. Dollars maximum soll- Briti Motor Ord-17 Od. ing 17-9/32. Minimum buying
Hawker Siddeley Ord-20% 21. Jaguar Cafe Ord-80s 740. 17-17/32 T.T., 17-10/32 O.D, Rolls-Royce Ord-428 P. 17-21/32 30 days, 17 60 days,
Sundard-Triumph-lle 14d. 17-27/32 90 days.
Canadian Dollars maximum selling 17-1/16. Minimum buy- ing 17-5/16 TT, 173 O.D.
Swis Franes maximum selling 74%.
New York, Mar. 13.
petroleum production
Belgian Francs maximum. Saudi Arabia. last selling 857. month set another all-
In
W. German Deutschematķes timo high of 1,547,187 | maximum solling 68-7/16.
departments at state and Feder- al levels, the shortage of skilled monagora and survey star, and inadequate funds for the FLDA. Although only 69 per cent of the programme
barrels of capital ex- penditure for social services was enrried out, notable progress was achieved in education with 500.0 million spent of, the 595.4 million target.
SCHOOLS
The number of students in un- sisted primary schools increas= |
Arabian American
per day,
Company announced
day.
the
Oll 10%
Exchange rates
Busineón was done in the Incal The previous record was immiciol CROAZ market this 1,488,063 barrels daily set in morning at the Infinwing rudens January.
+
The latest record compared
ed by nearly 45 per cent du.ing with 1,243,800 barrels daily pros
the Plan period. One of the ma« duced in February last year. 'i jor targets of the Plan was ful- AP.
5.760
UB. dollar Crew $11. sterling notes (pp. 433). **** -10.04 Austellen notes (per (21)** 12.70 Indonesian Buptah (per 100).. 9,40 Biam tiesia (per 1001
20.30 Singapore {{Ütavite)
101
Texiles
Coats J. & P.) Oni-150. Court Ori-la 3d. Lancantiro Cotton Ord-- 94. Stores
Great Universal Örd---50s. Marks & Spencer
Moon Empiren Örd—13s 116d.. Woolwort (F.W.) Orth-69 9.
huscellaneoKEM
November.
Calcutta approaches.
COMMODITY PRICES
COTTON
NEW YORK
Closing prices all in cents per
ib.:
Mar/Apr.
Ainr,
General markets, c.l.f. Dosts, ports: 20%-20% 251-2517 Estate crepe thin Mac. 24
thick Mar. 237%
· AMSTERDAM
Closing prices ail in gulders
2.32 buyerи
per cilogram, c.lf. Mar No. 1 rubber Spot: 33.25 nom: Mar: 32.03; May: No. rubber 34.36-34: July: 33.79: Oet: 3436: Dec: No. 3 rubber 34.57; Mar: 335.20; May: 36.55; July: | No. 1 crepe 30.25
NEW ORLEANS
Closing prices all in cents per
lb.:
Spot: 30.05 mum; Mar: 32.35; May: 3333; July: 3375; Oct: 3432; Dec: 3400; Mar: 35.21; May: 35.01.
LIVERPOOL
Closing prices all in pencé per lb.:
American Contract Mar: 2613; May: 2485; July; 24.93; Oct: 24.20; Dec: 24.45: Mar: 24.35.
2.25 BuySTE
Spez
3-month
LPS.
SUGAR
642
NEW YORK Closing prices, all in centa per
2.27 buyers:
2.53 buyera
נט
METALS
NEW YORK
Closing prices all in cents per
LONDON
21.17
21.10
11.17
Contract No. 8 (world)
May: 290; July: 301; Sept: 2,02; Oct: 2.00: Spot(.A.3. Cuba) 2.91:
Total Bales: none.
Open interest: 1,200 constracti
Contract No. 7 (domestic)
May: 6.24 July: 0.27; Spot-(CA. N.Y. ex-duty): "5.07.
Total Sales: 307 contracta, Open interest; 1,750 contracts,
Closing prices, all in sterling
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
LONDON
Closing ratea:
New York
Montebal AmsterdamTA
Copenliegen
lb.:
Lend
Mar.
MAY
Mixed Contract
Zino
Mar
Bowmaker Ord-gas #ląd, Canadian Pacife Ord-4414. Hongkong & China Gas-t50, - Indo-China Det. Ort-25% Land securities On-27 7140. P, & O Steam Nav. Det-440
Det
Mar: 24,50; May: 28.05; July: 23.30; 24.05; Dec: 24.05; Mar: 25.59,-
May
UPL
Copper
MET.
.
MAY
414
'Bioli Theatre-10# 215c.
RUBBER
per long ton: .
Io Tuto (Bearor)—-£2,
LONDON
Closing prices all in pence per Jb.:
Tin
Spot
mohi
(copter
23-1
spot
#ettlement haute tenni
Ammonth
Apr./June
•Lend
July/Bep
Spot
Nov/Dec.
2016-2014
Jun/Job.
Zino
JYLACK
De Beer Def-10 d.
Petaling Tilos 90.
Roan Antelope Copper--6% $150." Unk Corpóration dos out,
Weikum Quld Mining-17.
Western Hotelho--15de jjith, Flabberk” T
Anglo Induntains Plant-ta 115d. | No. 1. Has spot ajute Ceylon Tee ON NA
Importal Ten Ord
Kuna Lannpus-Kepong-to 072.
Lambak Rubber-55 $0.
Reuter.
3-month
Buyers Bellerd
'014
017
STRKAITL
2.Jalion
201
Para
Milan
Bookhoini
3.TO 3/16