8 Clithcroc 'Advertiser and Times, Friday, May 12,1967.


IF King Faisal of Saudi Arabia r e a d s the B r i t i s h newspapers while he is here he may note with a certain amount of glee the harsh way in which British oil companies are treated in their own


country. He -can see, lor example,


th a t in the case ol British Petroleum — in which we are all shareholders as the Government owns half —tax took 65 per cent, ol


its profits of £228 million last year. But th a t is not the end


dends are taxed too. T h e result: Share­


of the story. For divi­


holders are left with only 4s. out of each £ of profit.


He will also be able to read


An oily eye-opener for YOUR WEEKEND VIEWING a


over the price to be paid for s e satisfactory way to


l * - " ^ E d i t o r . City


tthe despairing outburst from She retiring chairman o t hell, Mr F. J. Stephens, at


meeting on Tuesday. a Mr Stephens is angry


he annual shareholders bout the haggling going on


• ** 2 y J JOHN HEFFERNAN


way that has been followed in similar circumstances in other parts of the world—


ettle a price, and lt is the


let the price be determined primarily by market forces.


L o se v o te s


mYou can bet the Govern­ t ent is not going to allow


hat to happen in Britain fuIf it allowed market forces


ll play it would be out on


ltSItnwoiild lose votes whole­ sale as coal mines closed down in the face of far c h e a p e r American coal


^This is one of the basic problems to be solved m settling our fuel pohej. the details of which are now being thrashed out.


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North Sea Gas onHe says: “ There is only


“ Mr • Stephens also saicl:


•is the Common Market m Europe, show that economic facts can speak louder than political traditions.


Recent developments, such


c In other words, the political bo n s id e ra t io n s and the


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impede industrial and com mercial progress only delay


ureaucratic delays that ClR?gthb end natural forces


means the cheapest fuel- C The price which the oas he first million and H-d- t thereafter, yet the


result in the survival of the fittest—which in thi-s context


n ouncil wants to pay for t atural gas is 3d. a therm tot


stages, when it was what a bonanza North bea


fhey thought reasonable to ix with B.P. in the early


gas would be. was 5d. a therm s Admittedly, this was for a


three-year contract. W e a k p o s it io n


mall amount and lor a snort


weak position because they must settle the price now-


The oil companies are in a


before the gas flows. Cnee the flow starts they


cannot turn it off like a tap. t As far as Shell is concerned,


he battle over tile North Sea t Gas is a flea bite in relation


6asis with Royal Dutch In u0 rears together, they mult s p a £4,000 million business oupplying one fifth of the


o its vast business. b Shell operates on a 40/00


FIRST PRIZE £2,550


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ALL YOU HAVE TO DO is to mark a cross ot the spot where Y°“ ball was the moment the photographer snapped


Picture. The CEN1K


OF THE CROSS MUST COINCIDE WITH THE EXACT CENTRE OF THE BALL and you can make up to as many as 16 attempts on any one coupon, prov.d- ing crosses do not join or overlap. For a s i n g I e attempt affix corner of 4d. stump, for two attempts affix corner of 6d. stamp, for six or more enclose o postal order made payable to " PICK the SPOT and cross it "Tr Co."


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21 COMPETITORS SHARE £150 for


Mi?o m calricrhanK. lu Wdrtbank Lane, Chorluy. Mr h Crabtree. 24 Shaw Brow. Whlttlc-lo-Woods. m£ w Cravnn, 57 Manor Lane, Pcnworlham. Mr s DolB. 100a StricklaiulRatc, Kendal.


Mr,1j Brcnuanrt, 1 Midsc Grove. Hevsham.


Misses" — (£7/2/1 Od.cach):— Mr r- Ashlon. 1 naikeo noart. Preston.


Mrs fa. Drummond, Hollins Lane, Forton. M'S H- ^'VVino 7 The Drive 1BrachCs” K rS


Mra E. Frankland, "Clough Mount.’ ^hatburn. Mr w Gathers, 43 Bridge Street, Bamber Brldse. MM H Gill. 7 Maylands Square, Morecambe. Mr#n Cleave, 9 Foster Avenue, LoW


Mr r prMorv. 118a Avenham Lane, Preston. Sfs'VlouSnon.’ 14*Ms«r.e, need. Prcsjoin


er Ince. ilaUon.^-Dale. trcs.TBare.*, Morccambn. ' Mr P. Thornlcy, 5 danlcc Drive, FtilwoocJ. s 0. " f f i .a V d BS \ ? t o h ^ . Sires.. Preston. r N e a r


making a tolal ol 82,550 lo Ua won or shared lor correct nitric* on the picture above.


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First rental due one week after agreement and uccklv tUcraftcr.


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side North America. Shell is the “BoUs-Royce


il used in the free world out­ of oil shares.


Leiiian Field oft Norfolk.. . inIt stretches into a n adjoin­


mIn the North S.ea. Shells „ ,,,


ajor discovery is in the Cg block in which the Gas


ouncil itself is interested. N o p icn ic


V*® inigs have been rising or fall­ h hat the American oil drillers


nusual But the waves come r g to unload on to drilling


b Exploration for the oil has Seen no picnic. The North foea is unlike other seas. Eight u ot waves are nothing


8ft. a second. wThis is much rougher than


from all directions. inThey mean that boats try­ g at a velocity as high as


oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico. ti Tills has meant that prac­


now done by helicopter. o Shell also has the problem


This will cost about £200,000 a mile for the pipeline An


ad been used to in servicing cally all crew changes are f bringing the gas ashore^


unusual feature of the line is that it needs another line to take methanol out of the pro­ duction unit. This is used to prevent icing—something also thev did not have to worry about in the Gulf of Mexico. a Shell shares are at present Tt 40s. yielding 5 per cent. phe company must increase


drofits if it is to restore divi­


doing this. Its expanding supplies of low cost crude


tion Tax level. It- stands every chance of


end to tlie old pre Corpora­


from Oman and Africa are likely to mean 50 per cent, greater profits by 1970-71. So you can be sure of Shell. n And by 1970-71. even if it is


ave ended. P ip e l in e


of gas a day from their West Sole field off Hull, will have to spend £6 million on their smaller gauge pipeline to bring it ashore — 53 miles at £ 100.000 a mile. p But this should be com­


t British Petroleum, which dhis year expects to be pro­


ucing 100 million cubic feet


spending, which is running at £224 million a year—almost exactly equal to its profit


ared with its overall capital


before tax. Its shares are at t 69S. to give a. higher income •


han Shell of 5.7 nor cent. c Unlike Shell, 'which' had to


t ut. its. dividend because of


he tax changes, BP. had certain tax advantages which


has enabled it to maintain its payment. £8On the credit side is B.P.’s


H OM E S E R V IC E N O R TH 5 25: Story Time.


o 9 million deal in taking i ver the Distillers Chemical


sical risks of its 50 per cent, pts North Sea involvement at inen has hinted at withdraw­


nterests. t On the bad side is the poli­


take in Kuwait Oil i Apart from its initial find,


5 55: Weather. 6 0: News. Radio Newsreel. 6 25: From. The North. 6 45: The Archers.


resent is relatively small. mAlthough the Sliell chair­ s g from tile North Sea Gas


rhat a new major group has


earch if the price fixed is t too low, it is worth noting


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ecently joined the explora­ tion.Its members include Burmah Oil, TCI andTrinidad Canadian


c Burmali is a remarkable pompany in that its share


cent.) is fully backed bv its share holding in. British petroleum. Shell and Cas- trol.


rice (58s. to yield 5.2 per


o This leaves Bui-mah’s own i il tin-own in fop nothing


10 15: Music Through Midnight. 10 30: News Summary. 10 35: Music Through Midnight. 1 0: I t ’s One O’Olock.


2 0: News Summary. THIRD PROGRAMME


n tile share price which gives them a strong 'element of safety. -


ation on North Sea Gas. Looks risky


ramme News. 6 27: Stock Mar­ k e t Report. 6 30: Study Session.


g 5: The Young Idea. 6 25: Pro­


7 30: Music For Voice and Viola. 8: B ritain and tile Common


P At. the other extreme is wlace Gas (he shares of


hich are around 18s This i is a Canadian company, and


lt is almost entirely a specu­


ofen Block which place has a f the coast of Lincolnshire t nd Yorkshire adds spice to


mI t looks a very risky one to ggo of tlie Burmah-ICI


T en by Phillips Oil group. h his American company Teads a consortium in which Carmac. the contractors. Courtaiilds and Imperial veontinental Gas are in­


he speculation at present. beAnother major strike lias


s Istors.m p e r i a l Continental


to 58s. since I tipped them. esThey are still worth it,


e. a But the decision a few days' Troup to search for oil on


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S E


on Sunday, organ and iru-'


at Downham during the cho.


Lightning e


see the word, choir and c finished the S( unaccompaniec


. The junior “A Carol to


refreshment * Mrs. Stella £


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Ch


b re a k fa se?


youth leader.- Congregationa s their breakfa.1


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In the afte


well attended Hobinson. a y an address.


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HOME SERVICE NORTH


6 35: Farming Today. 6 50: Ten to Seven, 6 55: Weatlier.


7 I d: Tne Nortnem Farmer 7 4 o : T o d a y s P ap e r s . 7 50: Out.uoii.


7 0: News. 7 IU: News oi' th e North.


7 do: Weatner. 8 0: Isewt>.


bout a. possible £120 mil­ lion bid for the Beglian


hares have risen from 48s. a pecially in view ot rumours


Pctrofina group in winch thev have n stake. GOne of the headaches the


v as Board will lace is con­ herting to natural gas the t uge number of different


cound that 100 catering con­ aerns 64 different t.vpes of dppliances marie bv 49 c ifferent concerns of which 27


ypes of appliance in use. f In Canvey Island they


ould not be traced. GFor these appliances, the


coas Board had io make up n eters ns the volume ot


er cent, compared with the existing type gas.


nversion kits in its own workshops. mTlie other task is to re-se.


t ot making much profit from dhe North Sea, at least its hevelopment losses there win


does not intend to offer a price reduction ot this size although the Canvey Island users were given a penny a therm off.


Tlie gas board certainly N o t too bad tvThe shilling , hi the flot


sounds complex But P'PX'jk" there is a high degree ot orga­


pe of meter has to he le- placed. The whole operation


-2.500,000 houses. But at tnc end or three years they ta\e already got through i0 pei


nisation it is not t°° t job Holland planned to ta-c


en years to tackle its


CCTlie cost of conversion Is being borne by the Gas Board.


I t is reckoned to cost, about £30 per domestic consumer. t For the country as a whole,


hat-is about £400 million. H OM E S E R V IC E N O R TH


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ountryside. SNA


lunch was ta looked out Bleaklow wit] voirs of Loi valley below.


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3 45: INTERNATIONAL AIR PAUL From Biggin Hill.


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5 35 ST IVES. 5 50: TICII AND QUACIvERS.


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I t 0: MORNING WORSHIP. 12 15: FIRST STEPS IN PHYSICS. 12 35: EN ROUTE. 12 55: YOUR SUNDAY PAPER. 1 15: THE FOOD YOU EAT. 1 35: CLOSE DOWN. 2 10: NEWS.


15: THE IIARLEM GLOISEXROTTERS. Tli? famous basketball team visit Wembley.


3 35: OLUEF. “The Strangers.” 4 15: THE LUCV SHOW. 4 40: IT’S A KNOCK-OUT! Lytham St Annex v Southport.


7 55: Week’s Good Cause. 8 0: Solemn Opening of Die Roman Catholic Cathe­


(i 5: NEWS. 6 15: MEETING POINT. 6 40: GRIEF AND GLORY. Folk songs. 6 55: SONGS OF PRAISE. 7 25: A FACE IN THE CROWD. Film of a tramo who became a power-drunk tele­


9 °0- NEWS 9 30: DR FINLAY’S CASEBOOK. “ Safety


10 20: CONTOURS OF GENIUS. Vincent Van Gogh, a self-portrait.


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11 32: SOLEMN OPENING. Of the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Christ the king,


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2 15: FACE OF SUCCESS. Alastair Burnet talks to Kenneth Keith.


2 45: WORLD OF SOCCER. 3 35: LAWMAN. “The Juror."


4 5: FILMSTAR. David Niven in conversa­ tion with Roderick Mann. .


5 5: CANDID CAMERA CLASSICS. 5 35: THE LONE RANGER. 6 0: NEWS.


6 15: SOLEMN OPENING OF THE METROPOLITAN ROMAN CATHO­ LIC CATHEDRAL, LIVERPOOL.


7 25: I SPY.


8 20: THE YELLOW BALLOON. Starring Kenneth More. Young Frankie is panic-stricken when his friend is kihed and Frankie believes he faces a murder charge.


9 55: NEWS.


10 5: THE LONDON PALLADIUM SHOW. Jack Benny, Vince Hill, The Elwardos.


11 5: THE EAMONN ANDREWS SHOW. WEATHER.


EPILOGUE AND CLOSE DOWN. MONDAY: 11 5: Schools. 2 5: Schools. 3 10: Close Down. 4 50: On Air.


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