The Straits Times, 15 June 1978

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1978 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 214/1/78
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    Lock icon ASEAN: NEW CONFIDENCE
    895 1  -  P.M. RAMAN and LAI YEW KONG: Stable and poised to move on More reports in Pages 6 and 7 By P ATT AY A. Wednesday A POLITICALLY and economically stable Asean is poised to move on to new horizons in international economic cooperation. Its readiness to do
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    Lock icon BRIGADES BOMB ROME POWER STATION
    220 1 BRIGADES BOMB ROME POWER STATION ROME, Wed. Red Brigades terrorists claimed responsibility today for a huge predawn fire triggered by a cluster of bombs In a transiormer station that blacked out the whole of south-east Rome and suburbs un to the mouth of the Tiber. The Rome electricity and water
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    41 1 NEW YORK. W»d. Dow Jones averages, based on first hcur of trading on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Indus WIST, up 4.59; 20 transp *****, up 1.33; 15 utlls 106.26. up 0.24; 68 stocks 393.24. up 1.41. UPI.
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    Housing Board may instal alarm bells in lifts
    509 1  - Housing Board may instal alarm bells in lifts EVLLYN NG By HPHE Housing Board A is considering installing a device which will sound the lift alarm bell automatically when anyone tries to force open lift doors between landings to stop the lift, Parliament was told yesterday. Installation of this device
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    Lock icon Two Britons flogged for manufacturing alcohol
    180 1 LONDON, Wed. Two Britons have been publicly flogged In Saudi Arabia for breaking the country's strict laws prohibiting the use of alcohol, the Foreign Office said today. A spokesman said the Foreign Office was concerned about the fate of seven other Britons bald to
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    Lock icon 19 escape in jailbreak
    55 1 19 escape in jailbreak MANILA. Wed. Nineteen prisoners nave escaped from a crowded Jail In an outlying district south of here, th* Defence Ministry said today. It gave no other details but said the convicts had just been transferred to an annexe to relieve congestion In the main building before
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    Lock icon Treaty: China says 'yes' to Japan
    222 1 Treaty: China says 'yes' to Japan PEKING, Wednesday AFTER three years of stalemate over a clause opposed by Moscow, Japan and China have at last agreed to resume talks on a peace and friendship treaty. China today replied to a Japanese proposal for the resumption of talks by suggesting they
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    A LONG WAIT FOR ENGLISH SCHOOLS
    355 1 A LONG WAIT FOR ENGLISH SCHOOLS THE Education Ministry's pre-primary education programme for five-year-olds will be extended to English stream schools only after the scheme has been introduced to Malay and Tamil stream schools probably in 1980. According to an informed source yesterday, this Is because of "more complex administrative
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    Lock icon Rebels grilled
    43 1 JAKARTA, Wed. Indonesian military authorities <f*r«- t<xl«v ('-'•mwotln" a number of rebels captured In mm r< mute iSifenu ol man Jaya In an effort to secure thp rf le?se of fl% officials being held as hostages for nearly a month. Reuter.
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    Labour faces defeat
    82 1 LONDON, Wed Prime Minister James Callaghan, factnr likely defeat in a Common vote on his government's economic policies, baa decided to make X a confidence issue involving the government's resignation if it is defeated, government officials said today The critical rote will take place between It and
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      196 1 GIRLS GET CHANCE TO FLY WITH RSAF Page 17 FEARS quake may hit 3,000 Riant storage tanks 2 MOSCOW may swop trader for spies 3 ZAMBIA: South Africa set to attack 4 ASEAN must keep up momentum, says Romulo WARNINGS on cigarette packs to be a must 8 HAYDEN told
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 1
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      Lock icon QUAKES A THREAT TO GIANT OIL TANKS
      327 2 TOKYO, Wednesday JAPAN, stiil re- covering from a major earthquake, was coming to the conclusion today that it might be sitting on top of an environmental bomb with possible devastating consequences. The bomb? Nearly 3,000 giant storage tanks containing minions of kilolitres of
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      Lock icon Lowest Atlantic fare
      83 2 BOSTON, Wed. Pan American World Airways tome Trow Introduces what It claims is the cheaDest air fare across the Atlantic. It will start up a Boston-Amsterdam service with a return fare of only US$l49 (Ss347> on the "standby" system. But the fare will last only a month.
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      Lock icon 'RUSSIANS HAVE NEW NAVAL BASE OFF HAIPHONG'
      144 2 HONGKONG, Wed. Following their move Into Camranh Bay in Vietnam, the Soviet navy has built a base on Cac Ba Island off Haiphong port, the leftwlng Wen Wei Po said today in an exclusive report. Meanwhile, Soviet vessels in the guise of freighters
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      Lock icon Dollar hits new low against yen
      210 2 Dollar hits new low against yen T ONDON, Wed. The Li dollar plunged to new depths on international foreign exchange markets today with a booming Japanese yen leading the onslaught against the US currency. In hectic trading on the Tokyo exchange, the dollar at one point fell to 216.20 yen
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      Lock icon Huang makes courtesy call
      60 2 ANKARA. Wed. CommunUt Chinese Foreign minister Huang Hua paid a courtesy call on Pi.sident Fahrl Koruturk ytsterdav to wind up a four-day otnolal visit. It was thi first visit by a hlghranlting Chinese communist since the two countries established dtDlomatlc ties in 1972 and marked another
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      Lock icon IQ test under fire —by man who invented it
      225 2 IQ test under fire by man who invented it BI'RLINGAME (California), Wed. The roan who helped invent the modern IQ (intelligence quotient) test 69 years ago says it doesn't really measure intelligence at all. Instead, says Samuel Kohs, the test assigns an arbitrary score based on a limited measure of
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      Lock icon US and Canada in war of worms
      122 2 WASHINGTON, Wed Congress today wriggled into the littleknown war of worms between the United States and Canada. The Trade Subcommittee of the House of Representatives quietly approved legislation buried among a list of tariff Bills to lift Import duties on live worms from
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      Lock icon Japan concerned over South Korea's booming exports
      203 2 Japan concerned over South Korea's booming exports TOKYO, Wednesday SOUTH Korea's rapid economic growth and a sharp rise in exports have become a serious cause of concern for Japan, says a private economic analysis released today. A report compiled by Toyo Menka, a leading Japanese textile manufacturer, says South Korea's
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      Lock icon Upturn may level off, Tokyo warned
      130 2 Upturn may level off, Tokyo warned TOKYO Wed. Mitsubishi Research Institute yesterday warned that the economic upturn may soon level off, leaving the government ofT-target In achieving a substantial economic growth and cutting the nations trade surplus. It forecast tnat Japan's current account surplus, including trade surpluses, will remain little
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon SUPPORT FOR SUSTAINED GROWTH
      275 3 DARIS, Wed. U8 Se1 cretary of State Cyrus Vance said today the United States Is ready to support a strategy of "sustained" economic growth aimed at pulling the Industrial world out of the doldrums. Mr. Vance told the opening session of the annual two-day cabinetlevel meeting
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      Locked in embrace after crash
      90 3 TH E 11.3 M tonne balk carrier Ydlowston (lying horizontal in picture) Is locked together with the Algerian freighter Ibn Batonta after their collision on Monday near the Straits of Gibraltar. The American vessel sank on Tuesday in the Mediterranean shortly after being separated from
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      Lock icon 'Recycle oil cash' call
      59 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. Labour Secretary Aay Marshall says as much as US:-80 billion (SJIB4 billion) of the money the oil exporting nations saved during the energy crisis should be recycled to developing nations. He says such a move Is needed to ball the world out of an
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      Lock icon A 'first' as Chinese visit US carrier
      156 3 A 'first' as Chinese visit US carrier TTONGKONG, Wed. II China to-lay demonstrated its nterest in the military might of the United States by sending officials for the first time to visit the American nuclear aircraft carrier Enterprise. A top Hongkong official of the New China News Agency (NCNA) with
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      38 3 TOKYO. Wtd. Nearly half of Japan's university students support the country's self-defence fcrces. with 8.7 per cent believing they should be further strengthened to guard against growing threat from abroad. accordIng to a private survey. UPI.
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      Go-ahead for Japan, Korea -oil hunt
      203 3 Go-ahead for Japan, Korea -oil hunt- rKYO, Wed. Japan's par 1 1 a ment today completed action on a BUI which paves the way for implementation of the long-pending Japan South Korea continental shelf Joint development agreement The Upper House passed by a vote of 130 to 107 legislation enabling
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      Lock icon Giant of Chinese literature dies
      145 3 Giant of Chinese literature dies PEKING, Wed. Kuo Mo-jo, one of the giants of modern Chinese literature and regarded as communist China's foremost Intellectual, has died at the age of 86. sources said yesterday. There was no immediate official announcement of his death. Kuo, who was president of the Chinese
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      Lock icon Trade talks
      39 3 TOKYO. Wed. Japan and the European Common Market (EEC. will hold highlevel consultations here on June 22 and 23 to exchange views on bilateral and multilateral trade and economic relations, the Foreign Ministry said here today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon MOTORIST TRIES TO RUN DOWN POLICEMAN
      106 3 BANGKOK, Wed. A queue-jumping motorist refused a Bangkok traffic policeman's order to halt yesterday morning by trying to run him down. The next thing the policeman knew be was on the bonnet of the car zig-xugging down a crowded sidestreet. The panicked policeman palled
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      Lock icon 'Moscow may swop trader for spies'
      369 3 MOSCOW. Wednesday observers in the Soviet capital expect the Russians to try to trade an American businessman under arrest for two Soviet UN employees on trial as spies in the United States. The Russians have a tradition, when their hand is caught in the
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      Hua once principal in Mao's hometown
      127 3 HONGKONG, Wed. Chinese Premier Hua Kuo-feng once headed a school in the late Communist Party Chairman Mao Tse-tung's hometown, says a leftwing newspaper. The Wen Wei Pao yesterday quoted a report titled Chairman Hua and the Hsiang-tang First Middle School, which was presented by
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      Lock icon Detention of Miss Bhutto illegal
      97 3 Detention of Miss Bhutto illegal KARACHI. Wed. The house detention or Miss Benazir lihutto. daughter of former prime minister Zulnkar All Bhutto, was today declared by the Sind High Court as without lawful authority. The court allowed the habeas corpus petition filed to challenee the detention under the provision of
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      Lock icon Hundreds hurt in tug-o-war
      73 3 HARRISEURO (Pennsylvania >. Wed. An attempt to break the world tug-of-war record ended In chaos tod*y when the rope snapped. Injuring hundi.ds of the 2,200 schoolchildren and adult* Involved. Sixty-three people were taken to hospital Most of them had rope burns but four lott fingers or
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      17 4 UN peacemakers move In on the heels of Israeli troops evacuating southern Lebanon on Tuesday.— UPl picture.
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      Lock icon Zambia: South Africa set to attack
      290 4 LUSAKA. Wednesday COUTH Africa has massed infantry and air force units in the Caprivi Strip south of the Zambian border ready to launch an attack on Zambia, Foreign Minister Siteke Mwale said here last night. He said the movement of South African troops near
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      Lock icon Carter snubs Castro's offer of -meeting
      172 4 Carter snubs Castro's offer of -meeting- WASHINGTON, Wed. The White House has dismissed an offer by Cuban leader Fidel Castro to meet President Carter as both countries continue to stick to their versions of last month's invasion of Zaire. The offer to meet Mr. Carter was brought back to Washington
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      Lock icon Foreign officials to keep eye on $2b Zaire aid
      304 4 Foreign officials to keep eye on $2b Zaire aid BRUSSELS, Wed. Foreign officials, to be appointed by a consortium of 10 of the world's wealthiest nations, will be put Into key posts of the Zaire Central Bank and Finance Ministry as conditions for a US$l billion (552.3 billion) aid to
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      Lock icon Ananda Marga woman sets herself ablaze
      114 4 MANILA, Wed —A 26-year-old Swias woman poured petrol over her body and set herself alight In front of horrified onlookers In a crowded Philippines park last night, police said today. People In Manila's Luneta Park ran to help the woman, Elisabeth Wegener, but were
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      Lock icon Thousands at peace rally
      101 4 Thousands at peace rally FL AVIV, Wed. Thousands of Israelis packed the centre of Tel Aviv last night holding aloft lighted candles in support of Israeli peace campaigner Able Nathan, who has been on hunger strike for 3 days. Mr. Nathan, a former air force pilot, now owns and operates
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      Syrians hunt for Franjieh killers
      292 4 BEIRUT, Wed.— A tanksupported Syrian unit of the Arab peacekeeping forces today stormed a north-eastern Lebanese village in search of the killers of Tonl Franjieh, the son of rightwlng former President Suleiman Franjieh. Although the elder Franjieh made no immediate public comment on the murder,
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  • ASEAN FOREIGN MINISTERS' CONFERENCE
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      Raja calls for greater regional cooperation
      977 6  -  P.M. RAMAN and LAI YEW KONG: From PATTAYA. Wednesday gIX(JAPORE Foreign Minister Mr. S. Rajaratnam today made a rousing call lor greater regional cooperation among Asean nations to help them cope with "new and yet undisclosed uncertainties" which accelerated changes must bring in the
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      Asean important to PNG
      159 6 rpHE stability and X prosperity of Southeast Asia are of vital and basic importance to Papua New Guinea as the country is adjacent to the region, its minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Mr. Obia Olewale, said at the opening of the Eleventh Asean Ministerial Meeting
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      1131 6 Why is The Jourila^ so haid to find onyour local newsstands Robably because success in business is never easy to come by! The Asian Wall Street Journal is no ordinary demand Nor, frankly, would we expect otherwise newspaper. It s the only regional publication that because we find that most
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  • ASEAN FOREIGN MINISTERS' CONFERENCE
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      Asean must keep its momentum, says Romulo
      748 7  - Asean must keep its momentum, says Romulo P.M. RAMAN and LAI YEW KONG: From PATTAYA, Wednesday THE Philippines Foreign Secretary Dr. Carlos P. Romulo in his o| ten in j4 address said the important thing for them in Asean was to keep the momentum going. It had taken them 11
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      Action urged on refugee problem
      368 7 Action urged on refugee problem pATTAYA, Wed. 1 Malaysian Foreign Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen today called for coordinated action to tackle the Vietnamese refugee problem which is imposing a burden on Asean nations. In his opening speech, he said the refugees were coming in three years after the end of
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      Pipelaying, so avoid these roads
      88 7 THE Water Department is to lay a 700 mm diameter water main across Pioneer Road/Shipyard Road Junction near Singapore Adheslves and Chemical Ltd. Work will start on Saturday and is expected to take three weeks. This Is part or a 2,300-metre-long water pipeline from Ploneer/Benol
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      Indonesia: We must expand ties with our neighbours
      400 7 Indonesia: We must expand ties with our neighbours PATTAYA, Wed INDONESIAN For- eign Minister Dr. Mochtar Kusumaatmadja hoped that bilateral cooperation between Asean member countries and their neighbours would expand into a wider area of mutual understanding and cooperation in this region. Dr. Kusumaatmadja who was delivering his opening remarks
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      THAILAND: RELATIONS WITH VIETNAM IMPROVING
      160 7 THAILAND: RELATIONS WITH VIETNAM IMPROVING PTTAYA, Wed— Thai Foreign Minister Dr. Upadit Kachariyangkun told his Asean colleagues today of Improvement in Thailand's relations with Indochlnese states. In his opening address at the Asean foreign ministers conference here he said that as a result of a series of steps taken following
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      582 7 JUNE 19TH ISSUE THE WIDE-OPEN WORLD CUP: The toumanant It the atomic squlvatwit of war and an kitwnational fiasta comWnad. Nawswwk takes a look at tfw compatttlon and ttw hoat govwnmant thai It utlng to toumamant to poUth tha country's tamlthad rtputatlon. PLUS: TRYING TO SAVE A STATE AND SUHARTO
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  • PARLIAMENT 1
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      Benefitsfor 3-year permit holders
      277 8 Benefitsfor 3-year permit holders TH E government has taken steps to increase the range of benefits to be offered to threeyear work permit holders, and the current scheme will be liberalised and extended to non-indus-trial workers with good academic qualifications This is to further enhance the three- year work permit
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      WARNING ON CIG PACKS TO BE A MUST
      462 8 Reporters: Chia Poteik. Christina Rodrigue*. S.M. IMuthu, Elena Chong and Wong Moh-Keed Stronger action to dissuade Singaporeans from smoking •pHE cigarette industry will be required to print a suitable warning on cigarette containers as a supplementary action to existing measures discouraging Singaporeans
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      PERMANENTRESIDENTS IN NATIONAL SERVICE
      104 8 A TOTAL of 3,198 permanent restdents have been enlisted for full-time national service since July 1973 when the service was Introduced for them, said the Minister of State (Defence), MR. BERNARD CHEN, said yesterday. Replying to MR. ANG NAM PIAU j (Thomson), he said that of
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      Street names: A review?
      221 8 THE Street Names Committee may be asked to review the transliteration ln Chinese of street names adopted during colonial days, Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), DR. OW CHIN HOCK, said in Parliament yesterday. Dr Ow said all street name boards for new streets as well as replacement boards
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      Two are appointed
      56 8 THE MP for Kallang, Mr. S. Dhanabalan. has been appointed chairman of the Estimates Committee, and the MP for Serangoon Oarden, Dr. Lav Telk Soon, a member of the Public Accounts Committee, the House was told yesterday. They replace Dr. Chiang Hal Dim? (Ulu randan), who Is
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      – More bus services in Jurong before school -reopens
      490 8 More bus services in Jurong before school -reopens- rB Singapore Bus Service (SBS) will have additional internal services in Jurong to Improve the bos situation there before school re -opens on Jane 2fi, the Senior MinUter of State for Communications. MR. ONG TENG CHEONG, said in Parliament yesterday. With the
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      Why it's not practical to man all HDB lifts
      809 8 IT WOULD cost $23 million a year to man all 1 the lifts in Housing Board estates on the basis of employing 6,500 attendants on two shifts a day, Parliament was told yesterday. The Minister for National Development and Co m
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      — When flats damaged by fire will be restored
      377 8 When flats damaged by fire will be restored fpHE Housing Board will ■I bear the responsibility of restoring flats damaged by fires if the fire is due to natural causes or where liability cannot be established, Parliament was told yesterday. However, if the lessee or tenant Is liable for the
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      2,000 more licences for taximen
      146 8 ANOTHER 2.C00 taxi drivers' licences will be Issued by the end of this year to provide enough drivers to man the 1.400 new taxis to be released on the roads this year. In the first five months of this year, 2,200 new such licences were
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      House pays respects to late MP
      521 8 rr\HE House yesterday L observed a two- minute silence as a mark of respect to Mr. P. Govlndaswamy, who until his death on June 4, was MP for Anson. Dr. Yeoh Oblm Seng, the Speaker, said It was with deep sorrow that he and
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  • PARLIAMENT 2
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      PA trio had their pay withheld 3 years
      200 9 PA trio had their pay withheld 3 years rpHßhfc employees of X the People's Association facing disciplinary inquiry for gross misconduct had their salaries withheld over the past three years, the acting Foreign Minister, MR. LEX KHOON CHOY, told Parliament yesterday. Mr. Lee. who is PA vice-chairman, told MR. ANG
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      NEW RULING ON DUTY FREE GOODS
      470 9 ANY person other than those authorised to sell duly-free goods would soon be committing an offence if he advertises that he is selling such goods in his shop. This is a new provision provided for in the Customs (Amendment) Bill 1978 read a second
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      CALL FOR SPECIAL' BUSES REJECTED
      146 9 THE government yesterday turned down a proposal by Mr. Teong Eng Siong (Sembawang) that the Singapore Bus Service provide special buses for students so as to enable them to reach school and return home quickly. The Senior Mln'ster of State (Communications) MR. ONG TENG CHEONG,
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      No move for another English language paper
      201 9 No move for another English language paper THERE are enough English readers in Singapore to sustain more than one English daily, but the Culture Ministry has not received any application for a permit to publish another English langua g c newspaper, Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), DR. OW CHIN HOK said yesterday.
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      Hayden told of fears over Khmer-Viet conflict
      564 9  - Hayden told of fears over KhmerViet conflict IRENE NGOO By SINGAPORE is "very worried" and "perplexed" about the deepening Viet-namese-Kampuchean conflict and the mass exodus of Chinese refugees fleeing Vietnam. It fears that this conflict will lead to instability In the South-east Asian region. This concern, according to Australian opposition
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      Fraser to discuss world economy with Lee
      196 9 Fraser to discuss world economy with Lee A USTRALJAN Prime A Minister Malcolm Fraser will meet his Singapore and Malaysian counterparts this weekend to discuss Issues on the world economy and world trade and not bilateral matters, according to an Australian High Commission spokesman. The meeting of the three in
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      Library hours
      52 9 THE adult and young people 1 services of Toa Payoh and Queenstown branch libraries will open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. from Monday to Saturday from July 1. The children's services of these two branches will continue to open from 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. on the
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    'Unfriendly act if you bypass us' Aussies told
    407 10  -  LEE KIM CHEW Low-cost flights to Europe- i By ANY move by Aus- tralia to bypass Asean capitals when It Introduces low cost flights on European routes would be viewed as an unneighbourly act by the five member- states, sources here said
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    Motorist fined
    37 10 mithra Kamala Dcvi of Kirn Chuan Road was fined SDOO by a magistrate y.steraay for having a car the road tax fcr which had expired between Jan 1 and Au? 31. 1976. She pleaded guilty.
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    Bank seminar ,
    32 10 Bank seminar THE Institute of Banking and' Finance and Indian Overseas Bank will jointly hold a seminar on Fvalaut- Ing Corporate Health at j Shangri-La Hotel on July 6 from 9 am
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    Five-year jail term cut to 18 months
    173 10 A RE-TRIAL yesterday ended in a labourer being Jailed for 18 months by a district court for possession of 1.13 gm of heroin an offence committed about 17 months ago. A year ago, another district Judge had sentenced Sim Beng Hal, 22, to
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    Lock icon TWO SINGAPOREANS IN AUCKLAND JAIL
    89 10 i UCKLAND, Wed. J\ Two Singaporeans were remanded in the magistrates court here today following the seizure early this moming of 460 grams of heroin valued at NZ$5O,OOO (SJ116.000) in the open market. Mohamad Ramll bin Mahmod, 31, labourer, and Abdul Kahhman bin Ahmad. 26,
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    TWO FINED FOR FISHING AT RESERVOIR
    132 10 TWO FINED FOR FISHING AT RESERVOIR TW O anglers who tried to do a spot of Illegal fishing were hauled to a magistrate's court yesterday on a charge of intending to hurt the fish. Tay Bak Hooi and Jee Sek Hwa, both 30. were charged under the Nature Act. They
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    Alexandra CC will be the second costliest
    201 10 rpHE new Alexandra 1 community centre will be one of the costliest community centres In Singapore when completed by the end of next year at a cost of $750,000. It will rate second only to Havelock community centre which cost $1.7 million. Most
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      524 10 I Ws out* 21st, I but you'll hciotngthe M |^^k^|MA JHlMfl m Feast on food galore! Many items of fresh and frozen food mM S^H^^B m^L^ and lic f uors will te 9' ven awa y at special prices during our A nniversary. Samplings/Demonstrations/Give-aways etc. FRUITS VEGETABLES Hot News! I
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      142 10 mill I! li* O^e» f A II ot> cc i IHMJSSJ 4#jh s "^1 CjESEE PvVc- ffßff *%s.<? sy 'i I n A k j n j rfHMPEP^FWWW wy&\? /-I wSSSSBSSSm i| PUBLIC AUCTION PERSIAN, PAKISTAN ORIENTAL CARPETS RUGS Classic and traditional designs in wide range of sizes and qualities,
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      281 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS by Gosse (or Spain i 5. J. 1 Bad-tempered and hush- 6 o enlle by fine old hush contents of scram- acior-manaser iB>. bled wire lB>. 7 Perhaps they are going to 5 Resort has «et-back take orderg? a 0). through floods (6). gHe ente rs
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    Officer took bribe for not checking
    213 11 IX)RMER Customs Offir cer Neo Chee Te, 30, was fined $2,000 by a district court yesterday for demanding and accepting a $10 bribe as an Inducement for not checking on goods In containers transported by a clerk four years ago. Neo admitted committing the
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    'Extend – Use Hands drive to homes'
    204 11 'Extend Use Hands drive to homes' I IE Use Your Hands campaign should not only be instituted in schools but also in the home, MP for Seranfoon Garden Dr. Lav Teik Soon urged yesterday. iinly when parents and teachers encouraged the young to use their hands could Singaporeans understand the
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    Cockpit put under receivership by Narodny Bank
    454 11 Cockpit put under receivership by Narodny Bank (X)CKPIT Hotel has been placed under receivership. The receiver was i appointed last week j by Moscow Narodny Bank which had given the hotel a number of loans, the largest of which was $50 million. This was confirmed yesterday by a hotel official
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    Kindergarten classes
    35 11 teck Ohee community centre at Ang Mo Klo Avenue One, will start kindergarten classes for children next month. Children born In 1973 and 1974 can enrol at the centre. Ring *****65 for details.
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    PAP branch
    26 11 THE MP for Alexandra, Mr. Tan Soo Khoon, will open the new PAP Alexandra branch In Commonwealth Drive on Sunday at 10 a.m. I
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    Woman used sister's IC
    189 11 AM AG I S TRATES court yesterday heard how a stateless woman from Malaysia used her sister's identity card to obtain a Malaysian restricted passport and then entered Singapore with the passport. Mecbin Roche arrived by bus at Woodlands checkpoint on Nov 21 last year and
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Tussle for seats hots up as nomination day nears...
      1168 13 Parties prepare to line up candidates MIAL» LUMPUR. Wed WITH nomination TT day for the general elections only a week away, political par ties throughout Malaysia were today busy in meetings at divisional, state and national level sorting out their canaidaies
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      Berjasa will not join Front
      164 13 Berjasa will not join Front KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday DERJASA has decided not to join the Na- tionai Front. The decision was taken at a special three-hour meeting of the Berjasa central working committee here. Six of the members voted for joining the Front while seven others voted against. Berjasa president.
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      Lock icon Train stoned: Boy held
      53 13 KUALA LUMPUR. W-<d. Folice have arrested a 14-y(ar-cld boy suspected of throwing stones at an express tiain ccmlng from Bangkok to Pcnang on Monday night. Police said the stonethrowing incident took place near Eungei Patanl. A window gUs. of Km train was broken and a pasirnger
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      Lock icon Royal stopover
      34 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Princess Beat'lx of the Netherlands and her husband. Prince Claus. made a short stopover htre today en route (or home after a visit to Australia and New Zealand Reuter
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      IMPORT TAX ON GOLD BULLION SCRAPPED
      160 13 IMPORT TAX ON GOLD BULLION SCRAPPED KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The seven per cent import duty on gold bullion has been abolished, deputy Finance Minister Datuk Dr. Neo Yee Pan announced today. The import duty on loose diam o n ds and other precious stones has been reduced from 15 per
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      Ganja destroyed
      53 13 PENANO, Wed. Customs officers uncovered $40,000 worth of ganja plants cultivated on a jungle clearing up the Ayer Itam Hill near hprp vi»stprriav Enclk Othman Zakaria, -aid this was the biggest haul of ganja plants in the northern region so far this year. More than ***** ganja plants
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      Jogging their way to Singapore illegally
      138 13 Jogging their way to Singapore illegally- JO HOR E BARU, Wed. Some young people who do not possess travel documents are entering Singapore and returning here illegally daily by jogging alongside moving trains. They use the moving train to shie-ld their presence by jogging alongside it either in the early
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      Lock icon Jets pound suspected Red hideouts in Perak
      216 13 IPOH, Wednesday pMAF jets carried out a number of raids on suspected communist terrorist hideouts in the Jungles of Keramat Pulai, near here, on Monday. An element of the Sixth Assault Unit of the Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) is believed to be
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      Seven robbed
      36 13 JOHORE BARU, Wed. Pour m:n armed with daggers and a 'parang held up seven pecple in a house at Stnal New Village near here and robbed them of cash and jewellery worth $5,300 today.
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      MOVE TO RATIFY ASEAN INSURANCE COUNCIL
      167 13 MOVE TO RATIFY ASEAN INSURANCE COUNCIL KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Representatives of the Malaysian Insurance Association (MIA) and the Life Insurance Association decided at a meeting yesterday to recommend to their respective executive committees to ratify the memorandum of agreement on the establishment of the Asean Insurance Council. The various delegates
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      249 13 TAITIAN A new digestive fnomOhta... containing digestive enzymes, antacids, and stomachics, for effective relief of gastrointestinal discomfort. Instant-dissolving, quickacting tablets seal-packed in threes for convenient single dosages Manufacturer Otita's Isan co.ltd. Tokyo, Japan Sole Agent: SEOW KHENG HONG No. 150. Cross Street, Singapore 1 Permit No: MHP*****8 well worth waiting
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  • The Straits Times THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1978
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      TIME TO TRAVEL
      371 14 THE speed with which Chinese officials are currently flying all over the world in search of friends and influence has been nothing short of phenomenal. It is as if the Middle Kingdom is trying to perform in months what it had failed to do in centuries. The
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      TO BOOST GROWTH
      258 14 THE foreign and financial ministers of the 24-nation Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) meet today for the group's 17th annual ministerial conference amid serious disagreements among them over how to boost their growth. There is general agreement that there should be a strategy to boost
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    Lock icon Cracks appear in Japan's Unpenetrable' import market
    846 14  -  HENRY SCOTT-STOKES By In Tokyo THE trade restrictions that Japan Imposes to protect its own producers are showing signs of easing. According to American businessmen and diplomats here, Japan's long and richly deserved reputation as an exceedingly difficult Import market, almost Impossible to
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    Smoke blown into eyes of the Third World
    723 14  -  LLOYD TIMBERLAKE By In London MULTI NATIONAL tobacco companies, their sales In rich nations threatened by a growing awareness of the dangers of cigarette smoking, are looking to poorer nations to both produce and consume their products. But these companies' operations In
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    Lock icon War of words between US and Russia straining detente
    731 14  - War of words between US and Russia straining detente BARRY MAY Spy versus spy charges add to rift separating superpowers By I In Washington fIHARGES and \j counter-charges of cloak-and dagger spying operations flying between Washington and Moscow are putting > fresh strains on Soviet American relations. It coincides with
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      44 14 fEI PAN-WEST Ill PRIVATE LIMITED Designed for powerfu 1 straight and deadly accurate shots Sf M makes par-golf J^r ill seems so easy! e^iß^B^^r UNIT 228/230 2ND FLOOR. PLAZA SINGAPURA TEL 32Q65/6 13 LOWf R GOOUND. UC B JIDING SHENTON WAY TEL ***** M
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      605 14 Salesmen: Get more results DEVELOP MORE SELLING CONFIDENCE -MkWJM CLOSE MORE SHIES •>*«•« c*«nicii INCREASE YOUR PUT CHEQUE Ever* ••••ion of the Dal* C»rn*gi« Sates CoufW brim* over w|lh practical down-10-aarth tilling toot, that you can urn in every call you make. The Court* teaches motivational celling In a way
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      Buses don't come often enough
      241 15 Buses don't come often enough I THINK It Is time someone drew the attention ot the Singapore Bus Service to the poor frequency of service No. m. This Is the only bus service serving Princess Eozabeth Estate and during the morning between 6.15-7 a.m. buses operating on this service are
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      Correct problem in schools
      145 15 SINGAPORE has taken many measures to reduce Juvenile problems, to remove idleness, and take youths away from the street corners. There are the Police Boy's School, the Army Boys' School, the ITB, and vocational schools to provide training to school drop-outs until their enlistment for national
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      Figures show need for sex education
      303 15 I REFER to the report under the heading "YD cues: 70 pc of patients last year aged 15 to 28" (Sunday Times June 11). It Is rather disturbing to note from Dr. Teo Woon Tian, medical officer at Middle Road Hospital that promiscuity among
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      Lifts in need of overhaul
      75 15 nOTH the elevators at t> Blocks 131 and 132 Tan Chlng Road are in dire need of a major overhaul. Each time a distress call is made to the maintenance unit, the repair crew arrives to set the lifts in motion, but after only five
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      The in-law problem NOT highly exaggerated, say wives
      651 15 The in-law problem NOT highly exaggerated, say wives F RESPONSE to Mr. Ram Kishan's letter (ST June 8), I would like to voice some opinion on behalf of myself and many other young married ladies who are angry with what he wrote. It Is true that in mos' broken marriages.
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      333 15 You can still study for the certificate you want if you start a home study prograir.mi» with us Collier Macmlllan Schools can help you on the road to success to achieve qualifications and Knowledge necessary for your career. Fill in the coupon below and make something of your future today.
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      208 15 Jin Iyx^^ [OdMj tit iMg^O^p^e^e, rjMnft XgaAm&w like y e /fwr\ wHk mvev 6eevv oe^e. nil 'I1;lsWlI 1 lsWl IVa~j C«KA,Tevt f JwvUla v wß^lj^ m *k^ ojc*£\s JOO /*Js#yi3/ ill MbW^ (LdA^kZis $^u/Ujlbbe.l to BMBTRD I make ft part of your life (^k LELIINJD A SALON |^H.H de BEAUTE
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      771 15 On your TV SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM OpHiu ati Birl if i S«ttt Flflt 7.45 Mm f in Attatis Tkt Dutt Scnti 131 Won if EiNtt (CMMM) (Pt 2) 3.35 Dftt Inns if Stoi L> (Mittvii tirU 8.<5 S»■ I fciz '71 (M tan* Firi-bc -mm) m 4.15 Intermission Ut
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      397 16 J' SIIiuLtANEOOS OPENING TODAY'" I JURONG DRIVE-IN CINEMA RUBY MAJESTIC •ODEON-KGDS.CITY j Ufiv OF^SiS.£? ws I 2id (AR MKDY MONTH OF HILARIOUS ESCAPADES j WITH "HERBIt". THE LOVE BUG Cash Bookinjs AITUI W Ham, 1.30, 4.00. O^y vllHlßf 630 19.15pm WALT DISNEY fTr>h PRODUCTIONS'- >^>fciT i R? I^V^ iuN /A'/OC-
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      275 16 I OBEOIIA&< B bW •>■ Ka X THE t STAR-Riric/Tirl j ■Llmonth: X Shows Start: 10.30 AM 1.15, 4.00 6.45 9.30 PM. *> "STAR WARS" Starts: 10.50 AM, 1.35, 4.20 7.05 ft 9.50PM. \L Admission: $4.00. $2.50 $1.50 (No Free List) •fc *~~~3 DAYS ADVANCE CASH BOOKINGS FOR $4.00 jc-~}
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      267 16 I "xa mt suwn ink j S vaV'^^BasM UlMl I* LVjV vw& i«t««i J 5 I EDGAR RICE BWWOUGHS MX I!| I; a^g^s,., DOUG McCLURE SARAH DOOGLAS THORLEY WALTERS afaßarjßaaaaßjßJ [I DANA GIHESPIE SHANE RIMMLK Colo. P.— b, Mov^lab H WtV O I" I B^^^P^FVTffilPflMl •j^k MFYT uliif 11 F
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      235 16 PRINCE 3rd WEEK! 1 1 (*****31) 11am. 1.30. 4.00, 645 t US N« fnjt IW B 3 4«ys odvonct cwh site {3.50 t $2.50 only BBr a -*"BM Lm laP^ ->#1» SSI BBaVr -«^aK BLf-^aSakw^^^S Si btTmbbl bY •VV^'bl" •LIDO LAST DAYS*!: DON'T MISS IT! (Tel *****4) 11am, 1.45, 4,
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      467 16 B>a>fjiviiai"Ri i jOaK.f^rviniTTy a ""■'■"ailmsii LAST DAY —No Fr«« List I I lorn I 45. 4. 6 30 9 Isom "TO KILL A JAGUAR* I MANDARIN in Scop« ColgV Encore M'nire Soturdoy Sunday Morning ihowt Pr.nce-Copitol-Lido-Juronft i Republic Rex Sky Presidfa) 1 SHAOLIN MANTIS" MANDARIN in Scopf-Color NOW oFr«*' ill
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    Vietnam refugees brought in from Pulau Ubin
    221 17 Vietnam refugees brought in from Pulau Ubin TpHE group of 131 t Vietnamese refugees who sailed into Pulau Übin on Tyesday were brought %•> the mainland yesterday by police boats They are expected to stay here until the government takes a decision on them one of the biggest groups to
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    Violin recital by student
    47 17 SCHOOLBOY Cheng Wei Shiong. 13. will give a violin recital at the Victoria Theatre On June 22 at 8 p.m. He will play works by Mozart. Handel and Krelsler Tickets at $2 $3 and *5 au> available at the usual booking centres J
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    BB camp
    31 17 i ABOUT 250 Boys' Brigade jnemfcers Irom Hongkong. Malaysia and Singapore are IW» meeting at a wt.k-long tstnp at the Singapore Oirlstlan Centre. The meet ivUl end on Sunday.
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    YMCA fitness classes
    34 17 T H E METROPOLITAN YMCA will hold keep-fit classes (or hou ewivcs thrlcewrekly from June 26. The fee Is $60. Contact the health and fi trass centre, tel. *****66 lor details.
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    Lock icon Look! No parachutes
    194 17 TH E ikrdivinc order to 14 Singapore Armed Forces commandoes aboard a Skyvan yesterday was to form a circle. But as can be seen from this picture by Straits Times cameraman VOW YIN WOH, the circle could not be formed, and only three of the stuntmen managed
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    GIRLS GET CHANCE TO FLY WITH RSAF
    435 17  -  PAUL JANSEN By TH E Republic Of Singapore Ai r Force has made a break with tradition and taken in two woman pilot trainees. This official declaration of the sky's the limit for women wishing to make a military career for themselves is
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      520 17 The answer to oily skin problems The Ultra-Mat Cof&et by mt Three specially formulated products for oily skin in one convenient coffret id Wk The Ultra Mat Cleansing Mask combines 3 effective actions scrubbing to deep cleanse pores and slough off dead skin absorbent to absorb impurities and astringent to
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      209 17 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh 6c Hal Camp "*TfiROOVER WHAT". I YOU KIPS MUST 1 WHAT REPORT ~1 f AUNT MASSIF IS IGOTTWO )l DI/VIPLES? I STUDIED HARD- CARDS, MAN r=== THERE ANY MORE PA'S- AND J\~ I<3OT I VVHY DON'T >t>U SHOW -<^__ f| 1 ALPHABET SOUP?/ Blondl*
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1242 18 Tllhf. last transacted ready sale at the I clow of business on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day's prices together with 19*78 high and low, 'Adjusted for script/ rights Issue). SECTION ONE INDUSTRIALS in* Lart Hl«k L*w Ompuy Sate +«r1(3 132 Acma 192
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      Unit trusts
      335 18 Closing Tone: Steady TURNOVER: Official figures sup§lled by the Stock Exchange of lngapore Including odd lots 'Ready' totalled: 5.001,000 units valued at $12,389,000 Industrials accounted for 3,335,000 finance 705,000. hotels 378,000, properties 160,000, debentures, loans and bonds 11,000, oil palms 13.000, tins 176,000, and rubbers 223.000 'Settlement Contracts'
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1614 18 BID and offer prices offl- I dally listed and business. In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett"
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      Stock options
      147 18 STRIKING prces of the stock f options officially luted on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. the periods, bid md offer prices I and business done yesterday, with the number of options traded shown In brackets. (old Storage (Sept $1 70) 1 0 568 0 675 1 C and
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1815 18 BID and offer prices officially luted and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIAL* Aema (I »4B l.» 88) (1) I.M (1) 1 CD Ajinemele 2
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      Profit-taking checks rises
      438 18 STOCKS wen held on a leaih for the major part of yesterday on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. A late rally, however, carried •elected counter* higher. Profit-taking restrained the romping blue chips from making further progress as the latest market leader Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation fell lower on
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      K. LUMPUR
      402 18 SLIGHT selling pressure In the afternoon trimmed early gains and this resulted In a barely steady finish at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Prices on balance finished off-best. Shares took off to a strong start as bullish interest bouyed prices of several Issues substantially higher. Unfortunately, the
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      Money and exachanges
      178 18 T"HE US dollar opened at $2.3270 80 in the Singapore forex market yesterday, and was traded down to $2.3270 80 on some commercial selling In late trading. The US dollar ended the day at $2.3275 85. Interbank forward rates at 3.00 pm. 1-month 2.3223 43 2-months 2.3165/90
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      NOMINAL RATES
      132 18 Intel bank rates at 3.00 p.m. t urrrnci« Nominal rates SmithMnlan l>r<rnu,t quoU-d ytnrtdtj icruui parity change US dollar 2 3270 2.3280 2 8196 —17 47 Sterling pound 4.2718 4.2758 7,1469 41 35 Hongkong dollar 49.94 50 00 50 51 1 12 Msian dollar 97.39 97.49 100 00
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      ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
      190 18 ASIAN currency d« posit int.rfcank rates m at clcse on June 14. US Dollar* fSp*> Offer BW 7 days 7 3/4 7 58 1 mth 7 12 7 3 8 2 rrths 7 7/8 7 3/4 3 mths 8 18 8 6 mths 811 16 8 9/18
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      Money market
      36 18 Clo.lng Interbank ratts on .ngapoie dollar on June 14. OiVer Bid 'verrfight i 4 12 ■nth 4 11/16 4 9,16 nuns 4 13/16 4 11/16 mths 4 7/8 4 3 4 bounce: Aatlcy Pmrec
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      DISCOUNT
      52 18 nANUb of ratei offered I dl.-ount hou»ri on June 14 Overnight 3 I Call <tc*»it 3 ClMMJ 3-M.Mh Trnaury bllU 3 1/4 »l/« 3-Month Bank bills 4 7 S 4 3/4 3-Month CD 4 7 i 4 1/4 Month CD Jl/8 5 ■HHM MaUwial DiuMnt e«. Her slightly from
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      Minimum lending rates
      21 18 THE sver.ge rate at which Sinfipore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers per cent.
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      Oriental Holdings races ahead on Honda vehicles
      564 19 ORIENTAL Holdings, which boosted pre-tax profit by 45 per cent to MSS million in the first half of last year, continued Its winning streak In the second half to put the full year's earning at $11.21 million by far a record »«vel for
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        25 18 ICBC IKUarf ikufCou EAL M" lwn«lv ImiuTradiac MW 825 430 195 119 1M 153 700 173 -10 -10 -7 -7 -9 -5 •5 MW
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        19 18 OB iwDtitr PPL irdla«» La Chaw 319.1 282.1 230.1 229.1 205.1 132.1 114,1 M,l W.I PPL
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        INDICES
        29 18 IT Index: ndus trials: Inanrp; lotels: 'lopertles "ins rubbers: 1.C.8.C: 1172.88 1176 25 319.30 320 26 548.78 548.77 220.08 220.84 ***** ***** 150.83 150.90 504.69 504.35 ***** 292.55
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        408 18 HONQKONO: The market resumed Its rise after yesterday's profit-taking In active trading with the Hang Seng Index rising 14.49 points to 528 26. and blue chips leading the rise, dealers said. Jardine Matheson rose 70. cents to HK $15.40, Hongkong Bank 50 to $17.50, HutchJaonWhampoa and Swire Pacific 40
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        389 18 TOKYO: Share prices rosi slightly In light trading, led bj speculative Issues, despite th< absence of fresh factors, dealer! said. The Dow Jones average rose 8.44 to 5,502.11 points, with a volume of 220 million shares The New index was 412 08 ur 0.38 point. JUNI 14 Yen Ajmomolo
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        38 18 KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian Mosaics has declared a first and final 1977 dividend of four per cent tax-exempt plus four per cent less tax (same), payable on August 16, to shareholders registered on July 28. Reuter.
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        41 18 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore 'MAS) Invites banks and discount houses to tender (or a total of $30 million 91-day Treasury Bills to be Issued from June 19 to 23. Each tender must not be less than $250,000.
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        34 18 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous In brackets). Wlnsir-lpot buyers 173T (£734.50) sellers £737 SO £7*5 501 Three Month buyers £75* (£758 50), sellers £718 SO i£757) Market tene Steady Sales: 21.000 tonnes.
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        289 19 CYDNEY Wed The 13 market was generally lower, with b lying Interest, particularly from overseas, falling off after recent gains and profit uklng. dealers Mid. Some coals, however, continued firm, with Thtess rising 12 cents to $2 75 Coal and Allied IS to $395 and BHUmbi 10 U
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        272 19 TkjEW YORK. Tues. A late rally erased much of tin- loss incurred by stocks through the day. but prices \Ktre mostly lower in active UtuJmg today Analysts satd the rally came on speculation that it»snty supply tigures due Tiiursday would show a decline, easing pressure on the
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        64 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 474.6 Monday 472.2 Week Ago 477.7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 856.98 Monday 856 72 Week Ago 886 57 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Tuesday IMM to 114*, Monday lIM to 114 H.K. HANG SENG Wednesday 528.26 Tuesday 513 77 Week Ago 494.22 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 427.51
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        239 19 ZURICH. Tues. Prices closed barely steady in moderate activity influenced partly by the weaker dollar and the overnight decline of Wall Street In transports. Swiuair Bear«r edged higher although >U Registered stock was unolianged Small Rains and losses were about even in major banks In a quiet foreign
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        146 19 \MSTERDAM. Tues Sharr prices wtre narrowly mixed in thin trading due to a lack of Interest HoofOrnu and Philips were higher. Akao and Roy*! Dutrh lower and Unilever was unchanged in Dutch Internationals Closum prices in Dutch guilders with thr difference on the prpviajua Htiwn i pncM P
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        155 18 rrHE Straits tin price -I- gained another $27 to $1,748 per plcul in Penang yesterday on an official offering down 15 tonnes to 245 tonnes. The overnight London market was firmer with forward buyers rising £70 to £6,680 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on the day rose £110 for Cash
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        30 18 Rubber: June 14. Singapore: July 231.75 cts (up 5.75 cts). Malaysia: July 237.5* cts (up 4.75 cts). Tin: $1,748 (up $27). Official offering: 245 tonnes (down 15 tonnes).
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        63 18 Tuesday Monday Melbourne (1) 159.60 160 55 London *****1) 181. UOB 182.738 181.308 Zurich IX2 258 IXO 501! 1X3.008 181. 258 Paris 183.04 1X2. 80 Wednesday Tiissday Hongkong 183. 508 181 408 183X08 IM 70S Spore |2> 1X4. 228 182.108 184. 80S IX2 7JS Export prices in non-sterling areas
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        495 18 OPENING prices In the Singapore rubber market yesterday were marked up 2.50 cents following higher London advices, dealers said. Prices rose further before upcountry selling »nd profittaxing emerged to paie the gain slightly. The market, however, recovered again alter mid-day on fresh buying, influenced by higher Japanese prices and
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        113 18 JJAILY SSR and SMR prices at noon yesterday: inly Aut K-A.S. (Current Mth) (Forward Mlh) Buyen Sellen Bayer* Srllen SSR 20 (1 ton pallet) 212.00 214.00N 213.00 215.00N SSR bO (1 ton pallet) 210.00 212 OUN ***** 213.00N MRh 1 h SMR SCV '1 ton pallet) 239.50
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        119 18 HINEIE PRODUCE IXx CMANOI, lINCAPMI NOON CLOSINC PRICII FIR PICUL VISTIROAV. Caasnut Ml: Bulk »k« sellers. old drum «9l sellers, new drum »86 sellers. ■assai lined (loose) IK Con t 159 buyers. 'twr Muntok AST A white lob 100* NLW (3»21 sellers. Sarawak white fob. \t*% NLW (3721
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      282 19 All five million ICB shares taken up THE Industrial and Commercial Bank offer of five million $1 shares at 12.70 each is oversubscribed, according to company sources. The offer closes today and the shares are expected to be listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore on July 17. Sources said
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      115 19 Genting undecided on bid OENTINO Highlands hu not yet decided whether to accept the controversial Harrisons and Crosfleld bid for Its stake In Harrisons Malaysian Estates. Harrisons announced last week that Its one-for-flve share offer had resulted In It holding 59 17 per cent of HME (Including Its stake held
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    40 19 One year have passed since you left us. But sweet memories of you remain deep In our hearts. Sadly missed but never forgotten by Wife. Sons, Daughters, Sons-in-laws. Daughters-in-laws and all the grandChildren. ANG KHAI SENG Departed 15-*****.
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      557 19 ,ft is seeking s CHIEF ACCOUNTANT The position is a demanding one and only persons holding a senior accounting position with a firm of Certified Public Accountants or in Industry are likely to have had the necessary experience. The successful candidate should be:- A Malaysian citizen Aged around 35 years
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      1181 19 ISS LSI MALAYSIAN MOSAICS «IM|^ BERHAD (Incorporated m Mtfaysla) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Fourteenth Annual General Meeting of the members of the Company will be heW at the Company's Share Registrars' Office, First Floor, Complex E, Damansara Heights, Kuala Lumpur, on Thursday 29
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      342 19 ■N THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LIMn R COMPANIES lII.IDIM. I P NO. 14 OF ItTi In th* Matter of Novs FUys Trading Sdn Bcrhad Am* In th* Matter of Section >17iinb} of the Companies Art. IMB Oeorgr Kent i Malaysia* Rerhad Petitioner Aasl Nova PUya Tradlne; Sdn
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      551 20 CLASSIFIED ADS 284-4422 I FOR SALE ft SHOPPING GUIDE or projector. Well give you $100/- for it! Yes $100/when you buy any Minolta Sound camera or projector. Who else can make such a fantastic offer:— Mr c Normal For your You should ODEL Natt Prtca old If m only pay
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      534 20 COLOURS TV.. REFRIGERATOR. gas cookers HP Terms. 9% down payment Trade-In acceptable Seah *****0 CLEARANCE SALE LAST 3 units colour TV for $825 each Interested please call personally: 27 Ooldhlll Plaza. Newton Road Spore 11. EXPAT LEAVING SELLING Teak rolltop desk. Malacca china cabinet, child's bike, fish tank, t urt.nns
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      660 20 I FOR SALE I SHOPPING 6UIDE DUMPINO SAND AT (5.70 and Concrete Sand at (7 50 per cv yd Delivered up to Changl cr Tanjong Rhu point Interest*! contact *****18 UNUSED FLYMO CONTRACTOR 21 lawn mover, original »8«0 »hat offers? Also Hoover and Ele-tro-lux vacuum cleaners and polnher as new
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      588 20 AR AMPLIFIER B/W DM3 speaker L'O turntable $1050 Thorens ***** Ortofon arm ADC cartridge. *****7 HECO DISCO SPEAKERS systems usual $1850/- now at $850 Limited Stock. Nam Cheong O-6 Peninsula Shopping Complex. Tel ***** H/K 430, LUXMAN R-1050. Marantz 2240. Pioneer CT-F9191. Rect Miner Mini 111. Sansul 5050. Sharp RT-2050H.
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      584 20 II EMPLOYMENT AN EXPANDING MANUFACTURING company Is seeking a Manager for Its Factory In central Kedah. Malaysia Applicants must be a Malaysian citizen Interested applicants please apply giving details of personal particulars, qualifications. workIng experience and expected salary to: S.T, Box A ***** Singapore. WE REQUIRE 200 Tutors for our
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      519 20 GENERAL ELECTRIC USA General Electric (USA) Appllence Components Pte Ltd. invites suitably qualified candidates for the post ofSTENO TYPIST Preference will be given to candidates who 1 are between the age of 18 and 25 2 are diligent, intelligent and patient 3 have a minimum of OCE 'O' level education
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      843 20 AT YOUR SERVICE SECTION INDEX Telephone Service:- i FO r SALE it SHOPPING GUIDE Weekdays 8. 30 am. 5. 00 p.m. n EMPLOYMENT Public Holidays 9.00 am. -1.00 p.m. in VEHICLES it BOATS Saturdays 8.30 a.m. 3.00 p.m. IV ACCOMMODATION it PROPERTIES Counter Service Regular office hours v SERVICES it
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      805 20 FEMALE OENERAL CLERK wanted with working experience. Able to type and correspond in Mandarin and English Apply with non-returnable photograph, telephone number to ST Box A ***** EXPERIENCED RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONE opr. alor required by private hospital. Must have OCE o level with credit In English, fluent In English and Chinese
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      721 20 I EMPLOYMENT FEMALE OENERAL CLERK required Come personally for Interview today from 10 50 am. 4 p m Room 301. 3rd floor. Kong Hoa Building. No. 2. Oeorge Street. Spore 1 ESTABLISHED TRAVEL AGENCY requires female clerks Applicants must be prepared to accept hard work, converse In both spoken and
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      492 20 TELE-AD GIRLS We need more Tele- Ad. girls, (to receive and canvass for ads. on the phone). If you would like to Join us, and If you have a cheerful disposition a cool temper a merit a good command of Engirt* an Interest In tales ability to typo a G.C.E.
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      1618 21 II EMPLOYMENT eaMe»»ssmss»»^sassssssSaam»ssmsss»«» COUNTER SALESMEN REOUIRED ■BJ^HSrffwfIBSMPFJHpMH Apply In own handwriting with Etyfaffig^k^aLUAaafaiU^^^H full particulars to S T Box A9O4M W^^^^ mmmmm mmmmmm PLEASANT ATTRACTIVE LADIES above 18 years required for a stalaM public relation and sales Job ln our cosmetics line Experience preferable but not essential Basic $250 plus
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      614 21 II EMPLOYMENT Required S SALES DEMONSTRATORS tor a new dtvteton Age: 18 to 28 years. Education: Primary Blx to Secondary Level No experience required Training will be provided. Interview at 4*2. Rtver VeSey Road, S pore IS. Oopoerte F a N) REOUIRED 3 SALESGIRLS for Supermarket Apply with nonreturnable photo
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      579 21 SCOTT&ENGUSH TRADING PTE LTD invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the following positions: ELECTRICAL TECHNICIANS Requirements: Applicants must have completed a recognised apprenticeship and Technical School Course. Must possess a Class 3 driving licence Must have completed full-time national sendee Preference will be given to those who have experience
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      738 21 II EMPLOYMENT Ws are a momirsc surer el quality aluminium and stainless eteel products. We have Immediate vacancies for: A) SEMI-SKILLED WORKERS 8) OENERAL WORKERS R*)QsJtfß)m#nt# fof pOsaMMfl (A) Male Singapore Citizens, above 16 years of age Possess a Trade Certificate In metal fabrication or general welding Applicants without a
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      465 21 Urgently required one boiler man. auetWGSttana: ill Orade one or two boiler certificate (2) Experience in steam boiler Interested applicants please call personally at International Wood Products Umtted. to, Pen)uru Road. End ol West Coast Road. Singapore 22 NATIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES »TE LTD r-qulres ELECTRO-PLATERS Salary above $200 per month
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      303 21 II EMPLOYMENT n^J^^_^n sasLsaasJ EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE. LTD. due to expansion has vacancies for: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Smoapore Citizens/ Non Citizens) No scope work Working experience not necessary Work In alr-condltloned comfort Age 16 years old and above Minimum Primary 3 education Ws provide: Attractive monthly salary plus fringe
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      378 21 BaaaL .J.K 4*al<BaaaaaaaaaaaaawUva» 1 *bT^ "^^^ejf 1 n Bat^BsV"Bam sßw^^bb^^^Bk B^^^BBBBBBBBBBL^s^BsT^Pafaas! BssP^akdwJSrj Wen established Tyre Msnutsctursr with good growth potentlel requires PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Mais) 1 Age: 16-40 years old 2) Must work 3 shifts. Weekly change 3) Starting pay: $8 40 per day $9 40 per day (If completed N/S)
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      534 21 II EMPLOYMENT I SINGAPORE FUJITEC ELEVATOR CORPN LIMITED ltl# Ofwjf Hfl m#fiufe>ctur#f In Sourn-eest Asia requires 1. PRODUCTION OPERATORS Trade Certificate or NTT In Metal Machining. Electrical Fittings an.l Installation. Maintenance Fittings and Metal Fabrication Those without the necessary qualifications but with similar exper'ence or completed Primary Six may also
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      727 21 NTUC COMFORT invites applications for the following posts: A. CLERICAL ASSISTANT This post requires a pereon who has a OCE O' level with credit In English b Oood working knowledge and 1 -2 years' expe-* rlence In filing proce- 1 dures. documentation. and typing B. ENFORCEMENT 1 ASSISTANT Applicants should
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      484 22 II EMPLOYMENT ■WS»*l AIWA/ATLAS ELECTRONICS (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. Invite* application* tor DESPATCH CLERK secondary education must possess a motorcycle licence preference will be given to those ex -National Service men Commencing salary will be between $190 $220 p m depending on qualifications and experience Pleas* apply personalty to THE ADMINISTRATION
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      557 22 ToKg COPIER DUPLICATOR requires 1) MALE/FEMALE SALFS REPRESENTATIVES For Toko Dry Photo Copier Offset Duplicator 2) DELIVERY DRIVER Interested apply with full particulars telephone and a non-returnable passport slse photograph to The Menager, Roto Corp., Pto Ltd., Rm *03. Fook Hal Bldg.. 180, South Bridge Read. RHYTHM SINGAPORE PTE. LTD..
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      764 22 II EMPLOYMENT PRODUCTION OPERATORS The J**» New International fishing float manufacturing Company In Jurong requires MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Completed Secondary II Completed National Service Be physically fit Must be prepared to work on 3 Shlfu Malaysians Accepted We OfferBasic Pay of $9.50 per day 2nd L 3rd Shift Allowance of
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      694 22 leejua-ee MALE OPERATIVES 1 Minimum Primary education 2 Starting p«y $7.50 per day On completion of 6 months: $8 50 per day 3 $1.00 shift allowance per day 4 $1.00 duty allowance as Machine Operators 5 13th month pay AWS guaranteed 6 Married eligible for housing allowance of $30 per
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      718 22 II EMPLOYMENT MANUFACTURING SUPERVISOR urgently wanted Wtth mitlattve and drive Conversant In EngHsh. Malay Work with Carpenters. Wetdars. General Worker* PiopMca goad Technical bockground with praetlc*! e»poriene*. knell *g* d glass production Is ea advantage but not noosesery. Oood pay for the right man OmymlUliU LSiiiSiUm nua apply. Write with
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      648 22 EDIBLE PRODUCTS LTD requires SECURITY PERSONNEL OinSSniaiin/ Eipertence Male Singapore citizen who has completed National Service OCE 'O' Level preferred Must be able to speak English. Malay and major Chinese dlalecu Relevant experience will be an advantage Applications giving full particulars Including telephone number for contact together with one passport-size
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      760 22 II EMPLOYMENT SHEARES INVEST. SECURITY SERVICES 4*2 A Sarangun Road, Spor* requires (1) SECURITY GUARDS (2) FEMALE SECURITY WARDENS (S) SENIOR SECURITY GUARDS (4) FEMALE PARKING ATTENDANTS We oftor tie IsWewlng permanent mm 7 a.m. 3 p.m. 3 p.m. 11 p.m. v p.m. 7 a.m. 12-hr rotating shift Office hours
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      920 22 RHYTHM (B) PTE. LTD., Unit 10-F 14-F. Stock 7, "■"-xprr 1 requires urgently DRIVER cum MESSENGER BOY eieo to do some general duties. Interested appllcanu please write with non-returnable photograph Riving full details of experience and expected salary to the above address. ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING COMPANY In Jurong has immediate vacancies
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      750 22 111 VEHICLES A BOATS 3 Shetland fibre glass speed boau. Length IB 20 ft. Oolng cheap. Victor S Morris Pto. Ltd. j*-a, Tessa Ayer Sweat, Tat *4a4^'Vi**3»7 SSS4IS. 48 FT. INDONESIA Oolekan. built in teak and Oaff Rigged Recently refitted and hull skinned with GR P Fitted wtth Perking 65
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      846 22 NO KEONQ CAR TRADERS PTB. LTD., HOME OF QUALITY USSO CARS. KIM KEAT ROAD SINGAPORE 12. 1*77: Honda Civic 3 Drs. Alrcon. DaUun 140J Alrcon/ 100 A Alrcon. Toyota Corolla 1200 Alrcon/ Corona 1600 Alrcon. Ford Cortina L/Cortina S/W Alrcon. Cortina Ohla Alrcon. I*7*: Toyota Royal Crown Alrcon/ Publlca 1000/
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      970 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS t( ESCORT 11(0 Tax Insurance expires Sept Immaculate condition $4,700 ono Tel *****82 (after 2 30pm i K73 OATSUN 1200 Stanonwagon 3 owners, good condltloiv with radio. (8.50 C o no. Tel: *****0 REGISTERED 1(71 VAUXHALL Viva SL9O. 4 doors, sports rims, cassette, tax. tip top condition
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      1028 23 1(73 FIAT 133 one owner, alrcond. cassette, radio, excellent condition $12,200 o no HP loan arrangeable Tel *****2. OPEL COMMONDORE 24(0 cc Car eligible for PARF and In good condition $6,950 Tel: *****6 1(77 MERCEDES M 0 automatic Sports rims. Mlchelln tyres, showroom condition. $51,200 o.n o. View 118 Rangoon
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      1799 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS (RENAULT R1(. 1100 cc late '70 Recently overhauled, perfect condition $4,350 Ring *****8 OCT.. 1(74. ALFASUD 1200 cc Showroom condition Alrcond. 1 owner Very low mileage Price 1(12.500 ono Contact *****01. Andrew (after 9 am 1176 TOYOTA COROLLA. One owner Radio' cassette Tax/ Insurance Brand new condition
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      899 23 IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES DIST. 10 NAMLY CRESCENT 2storey semi-detached house. 3 bedrooms, servant's room. 2 alrcondltloners. etc Tel: *****0 HILLCREST ROAD TERRACE house 4 bedrooms Furnished Contact Mr Khoo at *****89 NEAR INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, modern. 2-storey bungalow 5 bedrooms with bathroom attached Central alrcond Tel: *****79 DIST. 5 HONG
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      767 23 WESS ASSOCIATES Butte 117 C Someraei Houee Someraet Road (t) 370-144/ 375-MS/ 370-41( *****K/ 23S4SK/ 23*4(70 CHOICE PROPERTIES!! c DIST. 10 THIRD AVENUE Colonial styled Detached 18.000 sq. ft. elevated land. 3 bedrooms/ study, large kitchen/ courtyard Separate annexe with 2 bedrooms (attached baths) kitchenette/ patio Partly furnished Available 1.7.78.
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      762 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES N DIST. IS UnftlffMeefleM tleM Ofl 1•! TeOOf. 3 bedroome. AveMable Immediately. TEL: (1400S DIST. OFF TANOLIN Road. 2 bedrooms. 2 servant's room. (1.100 furnished Pan Asia Agencies *****0/ *****6 1-G, JALAN JINTAN. Bth floor, looking Lucky Plaza, fully furnished available Immediately Rent: (1.000 *****4 DIST. S
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      872 23 DIST Is. KATOHO EASTERN Mansion (7th Floor) 3 bedrooms, (bathroom attached), llving'dlnIng. 2 alrconds; refrigerator, fully furnished, free car park rental (550 Sin Hua Hln Housing Agency *****28 *****85 FLAT ABOVE SHOP near Pasir Panjang' Clementl Road Junction. 3 bedrooms $280 Available 1.7.78. Tel: *****4. Mr Khoon. NEAR ORCHARD ROAO
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      777 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES WANTED TO RENT a 2-roomed flat near Dunman Road, dlst 15 Ring Miss Hool *****61 JAPANESE BANKER/ EXECUTIVE Just arrived urgently require detached, semi-detached apartment District 9. 10, 11 Budget (1.500 $3,000. Owner kindly contact *****71. HDB/ PRIVATE FLATS, terrace houses wanted. Dlst. 1. 3. 9, 10,
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      695 23 OFFICE FOR RENT. Aircon Dlst 1 Immediate occupation $200 Contact Mr Emjl. Tel: *****3 Is2-A. JALAN BESAR alrcondltloned office room with t«lephone. long working hours, inclusive electricity (300. (390 Tel: *****06 SERANGOON 3RD M.S. alrcondltloned office rooms. $160/ $270: table space $130 telephone, carpeted Tel: *****06. OFFICE SPACE AT Central
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      770 24 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES KATONG DIST IS DOUBLE STO RCV SEMI-DETACHED 5 bedrooms. 4.600 sq ft freehold Mosaic- parquet flooring Reasonable price Fields Associates. *****/ *****' ***** HOLLAND ROAO, 2-STOREV detached bungalow. 4 bedrooms. 6.700 sq ft Price $235 000 on o Uivid Ong Lydla Wong. *****/7 TEOW HOCK AVENUE
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      805 24 PROSPERITY MANSION Lu>unou« flats 4 bedrooms with Imng/dmtng room Selling Prices trom $1 10.000/ 60% loan to be repaid in 20 years is available 0 •••aWjJJ. !■■•> i; y^as^^p*^ Mar Thoma Road. oil Si Michaels Road No restriction on foreigners buying Land Tenure SLG Freetrom Eipected date ol Legal Completion
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      421 24 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES WANTED BOTH COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL LAND FOR DEVELOPMENT Any offer of local vacant land either large or small m the busy conmercial districts Any residential area for construction of terrace semi detached houses Please contact Mr. Chot;.i Singapore Tel: *****58 WANTED TEMPORARY WORKSITE about 6.000 sq.ft. Ring *****00
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      340 24 CiTK PLAZA SHOPPING CENTRE Tomorrow's CITY in the bustling districts of Geylang Katong. With FREEHOLD land status and superb location with access from 4 maior roads City Plaza offers you the opportunity to set up shops in what is going to be the busiest shopping centres in one of the
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      751 24 V SERVICES A BUSINESS FOR SOCIABLE AND charming lady escorts, contact Aphrodite 809. Sth fir. Far East Shopping Centre. Orchard Road. Tel: *****97/ *****08 CALL US TODAY for your Outstanding Invoices and Bad Debts Tel *****8 STRICTLY FOR THE lonely! FeelIng lonesome tonight? Come to Lover's Escort Extraordinary, tel: *****3/
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      786 24 iBBBJBaIaaBBaBBBBJBBBJBJHBBBa WOULD YOU LEAVE YOUR JOB IF YOUR PART-TIME INCOME EXCEEDED WHAT YOU NOW EARN? We have an opening for you If you qualify Teachers. Executives and others who can use more Income will welcome this opportunity Training provided Must be able to work 6 10 hours weekly All enquiries
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      612 24 V SERVICES BUSINESS SEN SURE SERVICES provides relaxing massage by our experienced Masseuses/ Masseurs Call: *****7 (10.00 a.m. 6.00 P m.) ATTENTION LAOIES. Scientific slimming and spotreduclng at Louise Klerk's Salon. 22 Ngee Ann Building, telephone *****2 FLEMINGO MASSAGE STUDIO A name to remember (opposite Mandarin Hotel) Tel: *****1 MICHELLE
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      466 24 SALON CATALINA MASSAGE. Ladles and Oentlemen. 319-A River Valley Road. Tel: *****8. KIM VISITING MASSAGE Service provides Chinese. Malay. Indian. Eurasian Masseuses at your service Call *****51. ALOHA HEALTH SERVICE provides you experienced masseuses for relaxing massage Call *****65/ *****84. DONT MISS SINGAPORE'S relaxing oriental massage from Carol's Visiting Massage.
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      496 24 VI EDUCATION A TRAINING Our Secretarial Courses II.CC I Pitman* ISC) for both Part time and Full time vuoVmi. begin 3rd July Low fees, outstanding value! Only ISC give* you: FREE Supplementary Course* worth $1,0001 FREE French or Japanese Language course for 1 year! Backing by British expertise Enquire at:
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      820 24 GIRLS! Jobs are becoming harder to get you need better qualifications Enrol now at the ITC and qualify lor the London Chamber of Commerce Private Secretary s Certificate and the ITC s Pnvste Secretary s Diploma the region's leading qualification lor s Private Secretary Our next lull time and part
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      142 Deaths
      109 25 MRS. CHIANG KER CHIU n— CHEN Al TZU aged M. passed away 14/8/78. leaving behind 1 son Shin Fang 4 daughters Shin Yong Shlh Shin Hsln Shlh Chen 1 god-daughter Annie Tay I daughter-in-law Liv Chlng 4 sons-in-law Llm Quee Seng David Barraclough Wong Nal Meng Roland Wee
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      144 IN Memoriam
      60 25 In Hm loving nwmory of Mr. Ong Sing King d*p«rt*d IStti Juiw 1976 Two years today you left us so suddenly without a word. A thought of you brings us tears and sorrow. The Joy we had together will linger In our minds foreever Sadly missed by
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    Woman who had to remain celibate entered suicide pact
    477 26  -  TEKG JUAT LENG By A YOUNG woman who could not marry her boyfriend as her religion required her to be a "celibate" entered a suicide pact with him two years after he married another woman, a coroner's court heard yesterday. The
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    Robber: I was as scared as my victims
    425 26 Robber: I was as scared as my victims A ROBBER who claimed that he was as frightened as his victims during a $10,000 robbery, at the end of which he was given only $10 by an accomplice for his part, was sentenced to a year's Jail and 10 strokes of
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    Film show at museum
    43 26 THE National Museum wIU screen three fltans for students at Its premises on Saturday at 10.45 a.m. They are: Himalayan Heritage, A Visit to Remember, In Company of Birds. Films are by courtesy of the High Commission of India.
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    St. Anthony's Feast
    58 26 THE Church of St. Anthony will hold Its annual Solemnity of the Feast of St. Anthony In Btephen Lee Road Mandal. on Sunday. Masses win be held at 7 am.. 8.1,0 am and 10 am IT /re wIU also be a food fair and sale of flov.ii
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    Bogus PUB man steals $950
    246 26 Bogus PUB man steals $950 A 76-YEAR-OLD man fell prey to a bogus Publlc Utilities Board official in Trench Road on Tuesday and lost $950. Mr. Chong Sang, of Block 68, Trench Road, told police that he had earlier reported to the Housing Board area office that water pipes In
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    Vendors fete
    25 26 THE management committee of the Singapore School Canteen Vendors' Association wIU hold lta 19th anniversary dinner at Toa Payoh Lucky Restaurant on Sunday.
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    Stowaway caught when he landed
    140 26 Stowaway caught when he landed A PAKISTANI stowaway's long journey to the United States by boat ended abruptly in Singapore after he was caught roaming the harbour. Mohammed Ibrahim, 30, was arrested on Monday when he disembarked from the ship President Harrison, anchored at the Port of Singapore. The court
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    Attacks in lifts cases doubled
    268 26 Attacks in lifts cases doubled pOLICE have received 19 reports of molestations in lifts during the first half of the year more than double that for the corresponding period last year. A police spokesman said yesterday that between Jan. 1 and June 12 last year, there were only seven such
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    Thorn ends two-day visit
    100 26 Thorn ends two-day visit rE Prime Minister of Luxembourg, Mr, Oaston Thorn, lett last night after a two-day official visit to Singapore. He was accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Liliane Thorn-Petit. In the morning. Mr. Thorn planted a tree at the top of Jurong Hill while his wife visited Jurong
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    Meet-people session ,
    49 26 Meet-people session The MP for Alexandra. Mr. Tan 800 Khoon, will hold a meet-the-people session at the new PAP Alexandra branch. Commonwealth Drive every Monday at 7.30 p.m from June 19. The meet-the-people session at Block 54. Mcl Ling Street, will be held every alternate Wednesday lrom June 21.
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Tussle for the Cup berths
      378 27  -  BLUE PETER By KUALA Ll'M1V PUR, Wed. The King's Gold Cttp trial for Class 1 Div. 1 horses to be run over 1,200m on Sunday should be a thriller. The committee of the Selangor Turl Club obviously had this in mind when they laid down
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      Lock icon Salaman fined
      111 27 LONDON, Wed. Racehorse trainer Marshalla "Taffy" Salaman was fined £500 ($2,100) here yesterday after a Jockey club inquiry found him guilty of "deliberate falsification of veterinary surgeon's signature on a horse's passport." Salaman's former business associate, John Bowles, was fined £200 ($840) and commercial artist Colin Webley was
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      Faultless work-out by Wisnu IV
      195 27 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Wisnu IV, engaged In the Class 3 Div. 1 1,800 metres event on Sunday, did a stylish workout in good going here today. With M.C. Lam astride, the four year old by Prince Regent strode out faultlessly over 600 m In 42
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      Lock icon Record prize money
      67 27 DUBLIN, Wed. The Irish Derby, run at the Curragh on July 1, will carry a record prize money of more than 1 100,000 ($420,000), it was announced here yesterday. Epsom Derby winner Shirley Heights is due to run and the two colts who followed him home, Hawaiian
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      TOP 10
      252 27 Dragon Command Jacado shang Dynasty Roving- Eyes II North Atlantic Snow Prince Tropic Storm II Clearaway Pasir Puteh II Shared Pleasure. Rlbut (Chris O wllHam* drew attention to his chances in the trial with a dashing 600 m work-out in 35.8. Oenlus (V. Nathan) returned 39.2 for 600
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      Lock icon BRIEFS
      162 27 T ONDON. Wed. Wart Indian all-rounder, Norberv Phillip took Kuex Into second place In the t irllsh county cricket championship with a brutal assault on the Gloucestershire attack at Gloucester yesterday. Phillip hit 134 In even time, including seven sixes and 12 fours, after bn had been set a
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      Evonne has a gentle warm-up
      102 27 pHICHESTER, Wed.— Evonne Cawley, the elegant Australian who is having a gentle preWimbiedon warm-up here, strolled into the second round of the Keith Prowse tournament yesterday with a 37-mlnute, 6-2, 6-0 win over Betsy Nagelsen of the United States. Afterwards she admitted having a paln-kllllng
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      Lock icon Disastrous day for Americans
      374 27 BIRMINGHAM, Wed. Fifth seeded Dick Stockton led the way to defeat on a disastrous day for Americans on the fast grass courts of Edgebaston in the U*****,000 ($292,000) John Player tennis tournament yesterday. The 27 year-old Davb Cup star was followed out by former Wimbledon champions
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      Lock icon Panatta moves to 3rd round
      142 27 Panatta moves to 3rd round BRUSSELS. Wed—ltaly's Adrlano Panatta beat Francois Jauffret of France 0-2, 6-4 yesterday to move through to the third round of the Belgian International tennis championships. Another top-seeded player, Chile's Hans Oildermetger. lost his match, increasing Panatta's chances Of moving Into the finals. Injured The other
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE TWO
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      Lock icon FIFA PLAN TO CHANGE SOCCER RULES
      173 28 |>UENOS AIRES, Wed. A penalty box, ice hockey style, could be introduced into soccer by the time the next World Cup is played in Spain in 1982. The International Soccer Federation (FIFA) are considering a move In which players would serve ten-minute penalties for
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      Lock icon FOG BLANKETS CUP VENUES
      315 28 PUENOS AIRES, 19 Wed. Fog closed in on the World Cup soccer finals yesterday, forcing the two main airports in Buenos Aires to close and disrupting travel plans for the second round of the competition beginning today. Fog rolled In overnight from the River Plate Basin
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      Lock icon Tunisians rewarded
      110 28 TUNIS, Wed. Prime Minister Hedi Nouira has authorised the Tunisian World Cap football players to stay in Argentina until the end of the competition, although they have now been eliminated. In a telegram addressed to Tunisian Minister of Youth and Sports, Fouad Mebasaa in Argentina, Mr. Nouira congratulated
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      Lock icon ...Sentimental choice
      414 28 PALMER LAUNCHED THE GOLF BOOM OF THE 60s. 18 YEARS AGO AT CHERRY HILLS SO HE'S THE... TYENVER, (Colorado). I/Wed. The US Open golf championship returns this week to Cherry Hills, where 18 years ago Arnold Palmer launched the Rolf boom of the 60s almost single-handedly with an
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      Lock icon Ali jogs, punches and talks in Moscow
      409 28 MOSCOW, Wed. Former world heavyweight champion Muhammad All yesterday went jogging in the Red Square, traded punches with Soviet boxers and spoke to a packed hall of fans. All's first full day in Moscow he arrived on Monday on a 12-day Soviet visit
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      Marriage request
      37 28 MANILA, Wed. World Boxing Council Junior welterweight champion, Sansak Mnangsurin, of Thailand, wants to get married in Manila with President and Mrs. Ferdinand E. Marcos as his sponsors, his Filipino host said yesterday. I PI
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      Lock icon Hunt for tickets
      99 28 ROSARIO, Wed. Resale prices of tickets for World Cup matches to be played here rose sharply after Argentina qualified to play their three second round games In this port city. Tickets were quoted at almost 10 times their original prices in the face of soaring demand from
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      Lock icon ALL STAR TEAM
      89 28 BUENOS AIRES, Wed. The popular daily tabloid, Clarln, Argentina's largest circulation dally, has picked the all star World Cup team after the first round of the Cup. It comprises Swedish goalkeeper Ronnie Helstrom, Claudio Gentile, Italy, Marius Tresor, Prance, Rudolf Krol, Holland, Alberto Tarantlni, Argentina, Julio Cardenosa,
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      HARTLEY AND YAP TO WORK TOGETHER
      411 29  -  JOE DORAI By HART- LEY, the Football Association of Singapore Director, of Coaching, and Sebastian Yap, the national team coach, will jointly prepare the Malaysia Cup squad for next month's Merdeka Tournament in Kuala Lumpur. Hartley, the 1976 national coach, Joins Yap today, their
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      Sembawang shattered by Kaki Bukit
      308 29 Sembawang shattered by Kaki Bukit KAKI BUKIT 4 SEMBAWANG 1 PACE-MAKERS Sembawang Constituency looked lost without their three key playeft and lost to Kaki Bukit in the National FHjotball League Division One match at Jalan Besar Stadium last night, reports JOE QORAI. They had earlier b«aten Toa Payoh 3-1 and
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      Lock icon Drubbing for Malaysia
      61 29 JAKARTA, Wed. Indonesia, represented by the "Tiger" team, last night handed Malaysia a 3-0 drubbing in the Jakarta Anniversary football tournament. All the goals came In the first- half, with Indonesia's Abdul Kadlr scoring a hat-trick. Malaysia tried hard to get into the game in the second
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      Cubinar like a cougar on the loose
      282 29  - Cubinar like a cougar on the loose BERNARD PEREIRA By LITTLE Lawrence Cubinar scored a second round technical knockout over a courageous N. Subramaniam in the pin-weight category of the national boxing championships at Paya Lebar last night. A left uppercut, landed In the middle of the second round, opened
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      DIARY
      66 29 SOCCER: President's Cup first round Pend:r Utd. v Dukes Utd. (F. Park. 5.15); Jakarta anniveisary Indontsla Harimau v Thailand, Malaysia v Indonesia Ban- Ung (7. 8.45); Friendly SCC v COC Bank R.C. (Padang. 5.15 i; BoaiNG: Nal.onal championships (Paya Lebar. 8>; HOCKEY: SKA rremler League SRC v Police iPadang.
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      SHA's 'Mission Moscow' will bully-off today
      361 29  -  SURINDER SINGH Comment. .By PVE days ago, little Tunisia shocked the soccer world when they lield mighty West Germany to a scoreless draw In Argentina. Ten years ago, another little nation made similar history but at a different sport The nation was Singapore, and
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      Pakistani hockey stars plan to retire
      175 29  -  ERNEST FRIDA By YrfVE tup Pakistan hocr key players. Including their captain. Islauddiit, will quit the sportafter the Asian Oames In Bangkok this December. Ttie other four are Shadnaz Sheikh, Muna I waf Zaman. Akhtar Ramk)l and Saleem Sherwani This was disclosed by Shewunl.
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      Cho Phoi takes 5 for 5
      118 29 Cho Phoi takes 5 for 5 SINGAPORE beat the Cavaliers and Johore dismissed Selangor in the opening matches of the Singapore Cricket Association under- 18 tournament at Balestier Road yesterday. The outstanding players in the two matches were Cavalier's left arm slow bowler Ng Cho Phol who captured five wickets
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      Double to Chee
      64 29 R T CF*HD Ch»«. Blruwporea miner Junior champion, scored a double In the Singapore Teachers' Union Individual badminton tournament when he won both the men's itafles and mixed inub'»« tit»-« rt Faat P&yoh. Results: (AU final*) Heart abftstae Richard Chee bt Johnny Pane lft-S. 15-7, Dee Mas
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      Annual tie
      65 29 SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB play the Singapore Recreation Club In their annual soccer match at the Padang tomorrow for the 35th time since the competition was Inaugurated in 1938. But (or a gap of five rears during the war, the two teams have done battle on their centre pitch
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      Changi 1-1
      25 29 CHANOI drew 1-1 with MSP, alter a scoreku first half. In the lnter-prlaon hockey tournament yesterday. Scorers: Jalpal iChangl) and Avtar Singh (MSP).
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      Singapore boys impress in tour
      122 29 Singapore boys impress in tour SINGAPORE S under-13 ►J and under-15 soccer teams returned home with Impressive records each winning three and drawing one of their five matches at the end of their eightday Malaysia tour. The under- 15s' only defeat was 0-1 against Selangor Schools, whom Singapore beat 2-0
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      Koreans to stop here for friendly
      221 29  - Koreans to stop here for friendly WILFRED YEO By THE South Korea soccer team, now in Indonesia for the Jakarta Anniversary tournament, will stop over for a friendly match with the Singapore national side after the competition. The match Is tentatively act for Wednesday week at the National Stadium. The
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      Radin Mas CSC soccer seminar
      83 29 |X>R the first time, r Radin Mas Constituency Sports Club will organise a mini oneday soccer seminar at the Telok Blangah Rise School on Sunday week (2 9 p.m.). The seminar will be conducted by Trevor Hartley, the Football Association of Singapore Director of Coaching,
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      Tune-up matches for women
      206 29 SINGAPORE'S women footballers will begin their preparations for the Malaysia Cup final with a few friendly matches against the national youth under-14, under-16 and under-18 teams, reports BERNARD PKREIRA. Said Mohamed Zulkifll, the Singapore women's coach: "I've got to admit that, without the Malaysia Cup tournament,
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    Lock icon LIVED IN TOMB FOR 144 DAYS
    76 30 SPORTING a thick growth of beard and eyes shielded by dark ■lasses, a slightly unsteady Country Bill White, 44, is finrerly helped out of his tomb after breaking the Guineas Book of World Records record with a •toy of 144 day*, two hours and
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    Pekemas won't boycott elections
    457 30 From BILL CAMPBELL: Kuala Lumpur, Wed. opposition Pekemas party today decided against boycotting the coming general election if public rallies are banned, deciding to "contest under protest" instead. Pekemas oresldent Datuk Ahmad Boestamam stated the party stand after today's meeting of the central executive committee which
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    US to press for full ties with Peking
    350 30 US to press for full ties with Peking WASHINGTON. Wednesday PRESIDENT Carter and his advisers have told an elite private group they will press for full diplomatic relations with Peking based on three conditions safeguarding the future of Taiwan, UPI learned yesterday. Administration sources said Mr. Carter and his aides
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    LONDON STOCKS
    716 30 LONDON. Wed. Stock prices declined today alter the larger than expected British trade deficit, dealers said. Shares were down a penny or two after being narrowly mixed, and at 3 pm the Financial Times index was down 1.8 at 472.8. Oovernment bonds were marked down by up to
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    Late CLASSIFIEDS DEATHS
    70 30 Late CLASSIFIEDS DEATHS f.t. ANNAMALAI PILLAt. proprietor, Ax>ka Clear Factory. r»«iM away on 14-S-7* Cortege leaves 28, LoronK it. Telok Kurau. 3 p m 15-B-7D for cremation at Mount Vemon. Bishop of Trlvandrum. India, paurd away peacefully on 13.6.7ft! Brother of Romauld (deceaurd). Arthur and Mn. EHUabeth (Ely) Lopez. CABLE
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      354 30 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's financial Dally Cover Price SOt Annual Subscription $1U Circulation Minmf»r Tetephott ifOOll Exi 204 TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS... ASEAN countries can only have a broader and more meaningful relationship with third countries provided they achieve a certain degree of economic integration. The call for greater economic cooperation came from
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    Continuing saga of Gatt's Tokyo Round of talks
    796 31  - Continuing saga of Gatt's Tokyo Round of talks JCHN MADELEY By in London 'THE Tokyo Round of international trade talks, aimed at liberalising world trade and securing additional benefits for developing countries, is due to end on July 15. But according to a newly published pamphlet by former British civil
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    Algeria and Libya close ranks
    449 31 ALGIERS -CONFRONTED with lnC creasing military activity in Africa by Western countries, mainly France, Algeria and Libya have apparently patched up some of their differences. This follows, a weeklong state visit to Algeria by Libyan head of state Muammar Gaddafi, which ended lasi week. A
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      BUZZ BUZZ
      280 32 BUZZ BUZZ DO you know that not only can accessories add to your total fashion statement, it can also give you a slim-line look? If you pick the right ones that is. Long chains, for example, are a day-long accessory that carry the onlooker's eye aownwards, away trom short necks,
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      Nifty shorts for fun in the sun
      94 32 Nifty shorts for fun in the sun FUN in the tun clothes that's Ketch '78. Also rich man's casuals, sort of, for the sun set. There's nifty shorts and light, cool tee-tops, casual twosomes and crisp, cool sundresses. Most with the logo, of course. San San (top) basks around the
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      Is this why girls won t get engaged?
      918 32  - Is this why girls won t get engaged? Stella Bruce By engagements really necessary any more? Has the Victorian habit of betrothal with its diamond ring, family party and announcement in the local paper got any place in a world in which an estimated 25 per cent of couples who
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      78 32 a^^ lH iiSiaW RESIAURAiVr THURSDAYS FASHIOIX The latest ideas in clothes and accessories from our local fashion 0 houses swirl before you, while delicious Cantonese fare is served for lunch. w Showtime: 1.15 p.m. W S po n so rs f o r J un 0 1 5th 78 Downtown
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    Uncovering the EEC's secret 'food mountains'
    1089 33 Uncovering the EEC's secret 'f ood mountains' Labour Party starts drive against the CAP Gerald Corr in London reports on farm policy HI- RE are a lot of people in Britain behaving In a distinctly odd sort of way at the moment. For a start, there are Kroup; up and
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      429 33 Bar's Leaks the complete cooling system protective for your vehicle. Bar's Leaks, the pellet-sized sealer, culates —to prevent water loss and so effectively stops internal and external protect the engine. leaks, porosity leaks and oil-to-water Completely harmless to rubber, as well as leaks. to aluminium and other metals, Bar's Designed
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      914 34 Scriptomatic (Japan) Ltd. are pleased to announce the appointment of Paterson Simons Co. as the sole distributor in Singapore and Malaysia for their Scriptomatic Addressing Systems. Scriptomatic (Japan) Ltd. 19 Mori Building, 2-20, 1 -Chome, Toranomon, Minato-Ku, Tokyo 105, Japan. We are pleased to have been appointed by Scriptomatic (Japan)
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      316 34 SUBORDINATE COURTS SINGAPORE M.C. Summons No. SIM of 1977 Between EQUATRON PRIVATE LIMITED Plaintiff* And SABARIAH BTE ABDULLAH. trading a* KINDER-CARE Defendant To: Sabariah Bte Abdullah, trading a* Kinder-Care No. 61, Lorong J, Telok Kurau, Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you In the Subordinate Courts
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      1014 34 SIN CHEW iIT POH (SINGAPORE) LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) BALANCE SHEET 31ST DECEMBER 1977 1976 Note ss ss ss 113,995 Share capital 2 5,645,783 1,349,358 Revenue reserve Retained prof its 676,721 1,463,353 6,322,504 Amount due to Sin Poh (Star News) 4,014,555 Amalgamated Ltd. 2(b) 5,477,908 6,322,504 Represented by2,504,377 Fixed assets
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      731 34 PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST DECEMBER 1977 1976 SS Note SS 15,432,925 Turnover 17,842.777 Operating profit before exceptional items, 1,542,254 taxation and extraordinary item 8 2,811,300 I Less: Exceptional items -t 32,110) Retirement benefits 9 492.340 108 965 Gratuities 10 253,859' 107.500 Provision for doubtful
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      1829 35 4fL (*r*»*)* ft s 5 1 SIN CHEW JIT POH (SINGAPORE) UMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) 13 OuHHrnding commrtm.nl. BOARD OF DIRECTORS 77 Board or Director* Datin Aw Cheng Chye (Cho.rman) c« Aw It Haw (Vice Chairmen) Frank Wong Yut Wah (Managing Director) Outstanding cornm.tments at end of year not Goh^ah
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      623 35 ASSISTANT MANAGER (MALE) We are a member of a worldwide American Insurance Group. Owing to rapid expansion, we are looking for a matured and dynamic person to assist in the development of Personal Accident insurance business and servicing of existing business. Applicants must be Singapore Citizens below 35 years old
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      779 35 ®PUBllt UTILITIES BOBRD kwmem hmtheyt INVITATION TO TENDER The Public Utilities Board, Singapore, invites tenders for the suoply, delivery and installation of 22 kV Indoor Switchqears and Accessories as follows (the total number of panels is 583): Item No Quantity Description Single Busbar Equipment 1 295 Nos Feeder panel without
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      Singapore able to consistently produce quality good
      354 36 MESSAGE FROM SISIR CHAIRMAN QUALITY Control is nut new to Singapore. What is new is its importance in the day-to-day life of every consumer. The diversity, the depth, and the scale of its applications and the range of disciplines mustered in its services
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      210 36 THIRTY-EIGHT companies have qualified to receive the SISIR quality certificates and safety labels today, bringing the total number of quality certificates issued to about three hundred to date. Whereas sales oi" one's products can be achieved through aggressive advertisements, quality, reliability and attractive presentation both in
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      Consumers' support
      145 36 Consumers support SISIR Quality Certificates were first presented to local manufacturers in 1970. The presentation tonight by the Senior Minister of State (Finance), Mr. Ooh Chok Tong, Is SISIR's 11th presentation to some 40 Singapore manufacturers. Keen market competition both locally and overseas demand that Singapore manufacturers ensure quality and
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      475 36 Quality awards to be given to 36 companies Benefits to both producer and consumer fHK Senior Minister of State (Finance), Mr. (ioh Chok Tong, will be presenting SISIR Licences and Quality Certificates to 36 local manufacturers at a dinner to be held tonight at a local hotel. Safety Labelling Licences
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      WHY QUALITY CERTIFICATION IS IMPORTANT
      540 37 TN an open economy like Singapore, consumers are constantly exposed to both locally manufactured prod v c ts and those imported from develo ped nations. In order to compete successfully with imported goods a i nome and in the international market, Singapore -made products must
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      THE CENTRE OFNDT TECHNOLOGY
      603 38 THE CENTRE OFNDT TECHNOLOGY SISIR has established Itself in the forefront of the fast growing NDT Technology in the region. In mid 1975. a fully integrated QC and assurance service was initiated by incorporating NDT, metallurgical and welding technology resources. It Is envisaged that SISIR will continue to develop into
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      TESTING SERVICES
      755 38 WIDE RANGE AVAILABLE FOR INDUSTRIES TESTING and verification services remain major activities of SISIR. The services are provided by the Institute's various laboratories Building Technology, Chemical Technology, Food Technology and Industrial Microbiology, Materials Technology, Metals Technology, Rubber Plastic Technology, Electrical/Electronic Testing and Paints Testing. Testing and verification services
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      Consultancy, research and development
      806 39 A PRIORITY area in SISIRs 5->ear Plan A covering the period from FY 1978 to FY 1982, provides for the Insttute to graduate towards more research, development and consul iancy work with the aim of assisting and encouraging local industries to diversity into higher technology, capital
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      Service to repair, maintain instruments
      359 39 Service to repair, maintain instruments THE majority of instrument representatives in Singapore are selling agents which either cannot alford or are unwilling to establish technical facilities with skilled manpower to support their instrument aftersales services. As a result, to partially ameliorate a situation in which defective instruments are laid off
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      Computer gives touch of sophistication
      178 40 THE Computer I nit has been in operation for over three years. It was started basically to assist the Technical Information Service to provide a computerised Current Awareness Service for its members. A PDP-8E computer was first purchased for this purpose through partial funding made
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      STANDARDISATION
      636 40 OTANDARDISA- TION is a vital integral part of sound economic growth. A well conceived standardisation programme avoids waste of resources, increasee ase production and ensures quality and reliability in the products manufactured. Standards In turn satisfy the cons v m er needs, protect the workforce and purchasers and meet
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      Towards national standards laboratory
      471 40 Towards national standards laboratory TODAY, increasingly complex Industrial processes and manufacturing emphasize on high degrees or precision, based on accurate measurements. A wide range of electronics and engineering products in particular specify accurate measurements of physical quantities. Metrology is therefore no longer just a way of making sure things lit
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      Design services vital for our industries
      395 41 Design services vital for our industries MANNED by a team iTI of 4 professional designers and backed by 12 experienced draughtsmen and graphic artists, the Industrial Design Centre (IDC) of SISIR provides consultancy and design services to commerce and industry in the product p a c kaging design, graphic design
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      Balanced growth and self-reliance
      456 41 credibility and reputation MJ in standardisation, quality certification, provision of technical services and development of consultancy and project work had been the main stress of SISIR for the last few years and this recognition the Institute has attained not only in Singapore but also in the
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      SELECTIVE DATA FOR MANAGERS
      302 41 IT has been only 5 years since SISIR introduced the Industrial Technical Information Service (ITIS) in January 1972 to Singapore. Since its inception, ITIS had undergone and overcome many teething problems to emerge into a leading member among South East Asian countries in the processing, handling
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      Institute has sound, world-wide reputation
      464 42 Institute has sound, world- wide reputation THE Institute continued to receive visitors from all over the world. The increasing number of visitors who represented their governments and private enterprises reflect the impact that SISIR has created overseas. In order to keep abreast of technical development and new technologies In Industry
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      Transfer of know-how through subsidiary
      324 42 Transfer of know-how through subsidiary THE decision by the SISIR Board to from a wholly owned subsidiary in April 1976 was prompted by the fact that as a semi-government body, it is difficult for SISIR to be involved in commercialisation of industrial research results, carried out in-house and where the
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      Programmes tailored for the supporting industries
      614 42 Programmes tailored for the supporting industries rpHE Government has A recognised the con tribution by small industries In the development of the manufacturing sector in provid Ing Intermediate parts, components and subcontracting services to end user establishments. While some of the agencies look after the financial aspects, e.g. EDB/DBS Small
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      ENTERPRISE OF SISIR'S HUMAN RESOURCES
      12 42 ENTERPRISE OF SISIR 'S HUMAN RESOURCES An expert working- with counterpart staff.
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      HIGH PRIORITY GIVEN TO DEVELOPMENT OF INSTITUTE STAFF
      606 42 THE measure of SlSIR's success does not He so much in financial terms, but rather in the degree to which the Institute has achieved in providing meaningful services to industries and in promoting and upgrading technology and technical skills in support of
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      742 36 COMPANIES AWAKDEO LICENCES TO USE THE MM MARK Coap»v Product 1. MftM^WMMwftalUti Braky Liniiit) Motor VrliK-l* 2. Amioiri«clrK.illndimri«» I til Liyhiiiuj KiMiik) X Arm)t*4« ShADkt'lS) Pic lid Bmss Hih 1 ,ip Biis*. Stopvalv* 4. H-.H.11.1.- nNTlndiiMiwsisi p,.. lid UmWcMlPainl 5. Dulon IS) Pi.- 1 id MrfMlwTtMraMM 6. [>unl<>|> Singapore Sdn
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      127 37 ■■■SI pff What's red and black and has the SISIR stamp of approval Evercady Red and Eveready Heavy Duty Black illllk Bl h lvcreatl > Red and Hcav > Duly And for heavy-duty equipment like radioalnlr Black have been approved by SISIR cassette recorders, calcul .ill J ™l"l^ tor their
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      262 38 V^B'^a^B' Only W Dunlopillo |{#4#4aW- mattresses "fiST^^Sfju carry the *m?- SlSlRmark of quality t *Availablein4 tt ,6"and7"thickness SANYO MAKES A WORLD OF REAL COOL DIFFERENCE ENGINEERED WITH HIGH REGARD FOR EFFICIENCY, QUALITY AND RELIABILITY BY SANYO TO COOL ANY HOME OR OFFICE SPACE sapb^b Split Type _4,000 Kcal/Hr (16,000 BTU/H)
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      144 39 F "HWACO" I High Quality Pressed Steel Sectional Tank v^ H Ml* x. /iKiiN I vliilr I I\ r sot i We Have Been h Awarded The Ft <^> gH Mark Of Quality \> HWA YEW IRON WORKS PTE. LTD. fll 10, MANDAI ESTATE, SINGAPORE 25. TEL: *****87 *****88 MA
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      299 39 'PLASTIC FLUSHING CISTERN TYPE High Level Single Flush High Level Dualflush Low Level Single Flush Low Level Dualfush 'MIRROR CABINET TYPE Vertical Mirrot Cabinet Horizontal Mirror Cabinet 'TOILET SEAT TYPE Single (Without Coverl Double (With Coverl Colours Pink Blue White. Black Yellow. Turquoise Manufactured by SKY PLASTICS PTE LTD —^t
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      143 40 .^bUSb^bW. /linik\ Cetii iec|to H^^^ CllJlu draft Singapore j^H >^B Standard AM AM mW Permit No *****-1 f v UNICA MGldminG jH y^^^^z Tableware SM mk HMm\^ is durable, practical V** and heat-resistant >*£m*" jM |t >w for day-to-day use. I^L /ff UNICA I A\W\ p VC Pipes »A AmW
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      146 40 r Congratulations Mazda Plastic Factory (Pte) Ltd. on being awarded the SISIR rn»r)k from >•«*•»►. V T FERRO SOUTH EAST ASIA PTE LTD Room 219. 2nd Floor. Queensway Shopping Centre I Queensway/ Alexandra Road Sin«apore 3 J k Telephone: *****9 A Congratulations to Messrs. Mazda Plastic factory (Private) Limited Dehydag
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      121 41 < zmzi x SOUTN EAST METAL INDUSTRIES PTE LTD LUWAI BUILDING, 1 JALAN BATU NILAM SINGAPORE 23 TEL: *****2 (5 LINES) MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY CABLE TRUNKINQS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS. ASK FOR THE TACAM' BRAND AND GET A STRONG, ATTRACTIVE AND DURABLE PRODUCT AT COMPETITIVE PRICES. DISTRIBUTORS:NGEE CHEONG CONTRACTOR PTE
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      111 41 SELrU^I)! ...has been awarded the n^ 1 1^ Certificate of Singapore \s Institude of Standards Industrial Research (5.1.5.1. R.) -M INDUSTRIAL U.tlb! MARINE HsP'T ARCHITECTURAL II COATINGS QUALITY SERVICE IAYON SEMI GLOSS EMULSION PAINT FOR WASHABLE *CfcY| If* C MI ILSIC STAIN RESISTANT WALL DECORATION I k^y^ C fcl 0
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      192 42 I Quality Ballasts And Luminaires For Efficient Lighting We specialise in manufacturing assorted fluorescent luminaires. ••Tgrsag— Our special process and high quality finishing work of luminaires ensure you decades of efficient lighting operation. Recessed Air- Handling Luminaires The iVbUJJ Switch Start Ballasts for fluorescent lamps have been pp r Best
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      53 42 CONGRATULATIONS TO UNITED VEGETABLE OIL ON PRESENTATION OF SISIR AWARD From CKS BEARINGS PRIVATE LIMITED HEAD OFFICE: Suite 1406, Shaw Towers, Beach Road, Singapore 7 P.O. Boi 524 Kallani Basin Post Office. Singapore 12. Tel: *****81 (3 Lines) Cable: ROI LERBALL MM CKS RS ***** SALES DEPT. M *****76. *****5Q,
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