:12:05
There, brother. That's what I want.
:12:08
Anyone under 45 is perfectly
capable of touching his toes.
:12:11
I'm 39, and I've had four children.
:12:14
We don't all have the privilege
of fighting in the front line.
:12:17
Remember our boys on the Malabar Front.
:12:20
Just think what they have to put up with.
:12:24
Production of water-heaters
is up 1.5 percent.
:12:29
Switchgear, 4.5 percent.
:12:31
Electrical wiring, 10 percent.
:12:34
Cigarettes, 18 percent.
:12:36
Bricks, 3 percent.
:12:39
Morning, Smith.
:12:40
Parsons.
:12:43
Heard the rumor?
:12:45
No. Good news, is it?
:12:47
l should say so, yes.
:12:49
Choco rations going up.
:12:51
Really?
:12:52
Twenty-five grams next week.
:12:55
Doubleplus good.
:12:57
Speakwrites, 14 percent.
:13:00
Vibra-aging castings, 9 percent.
:13:03
By the way, Smith, l seem to have run out
of razor blades for some reason.
:13:07
You wouldn't happen to have any spare,
would you?
:13:10
l'm sorry, brother. l'm on the last one.
:13:13
Bandages, 9 percent.
:13:15
In 1983, Oceania's coal output...
:13:18
reached 630 million tons.
:13:21
In 1976, coal output was 605 million tons...
:13:26
an increase of 4. 1 percent.
:13:29
5.3 million tractors were produced...
:13:31
an increase of 17.6 percent.
:13:35
6. 1 million trucks...
:13:37
l wanted to ask you if you've got
any razor blades?
:13:39
l've tried all over the place.
:13:42
l've been using the same one for six weeks.
:13:44
...a staggering increase of 93.4 percent.
:13:49
Did you see the prisoners
hanged yesterday?
:13:51
No, l was working.
But l shall see it on the screens.