The Straits Times, 18 June 1978

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    13 1 The Sunday Times M.C.(P) No. 215/1/78 No. 2195 JUNE 18, 1978 30 CENTS
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    Walkout by DAP over code for polls
    715 1 Walkout by DAP over code for polls rWHE opposition De- mocratic Action Party (DAP) yesterday walked out of a meeting called by the election commission to discuss a code of conduct for parties contesting the coming pa r 1 lamentary and state assembly elections. The walkout by the DAP delegation
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    ASEAN IN MIND AT CHINA TALKS: JAPAN
    386 1 SONODA'S PLEDGE: YOUR INTERESTS WILL BE WITH US AT BONN AND AT PEKING... JAPANESE Foreign Minister Mr. Sunao Sonoda yesterday gave an assurance that he would keep Asean interests in mind during the forthcoming ChinaJapan friendship-treaty talks and also at the multilateral trade
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    Lock icon FIVE DIE AND ONE HURT IN AMBUSH
    118 1 FIVE DIE AND ONE HURT IN AMBUSH KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Five Police Field Force personnel were killed and another seriously injured in an ambush by communist terrorists eight kilometres east of Klian Intan in north Perak today. A police statement tonight said they were among a group of nine on
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    2 sections
    24 1 THE Sunday Times today is 38 pages in two sections. Make sore you get the second section which contains your weekend comics.
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    Lock icon The sweet smell of distress...
    84 1 NEW DELHI, Sat. Health Minister Raj Narain, who has been leading a campaign for a ihakeup in the Janata Party leadership, sprinkled perfume on India's Prime Minister Morarji Desai when he arrived home from the US but got a sharp reaction from the premier. "What
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    Raid on Manila mission in US: Romulo protests
    281 1 F|R. CARLOS ROMULO, Philippines Minister lor Foreign Affairs, yesterday strongly protested against "the illegal and unprovoked assault" on staff members of the Philippines mission to the United Nations and of the Philippine Consulate by the police of New York city on June
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    FRASER TO LEAVE WITH LEE FOR K.L. TALKS
    172 1 FRASER TO LEAVE WITH LEE FOR K.L. TALKS THE Australian Prime Minister. Mr. Malcolm Fraser. arrived in Singapore last night on his way to Kuala Lumpur for talks with his Singapore and Malaysian counterparts today. Mr. Fraser, accompanied by his wife and a 14-member delegation, was met at the airport
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    Tarling for Singapore on June 26
    788 1 HOME SECRETARY TURNS DOWN HIS APPEAL AGAINST EXTRADITION AT 11TH HOUR RICHARD TABLING, the former chairman of Haw Par Brothers International Limited in Singapore, is expected to surrender himself at Bow Street police station in London on June 2(> for extradition to Singapore. He
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    Dissidents for spies swap?
    66 1 BOSTON, Sat— The Boston Herald American said yesterday President Carter has strongly hinted a top secret swop of captured Soviet spies (or Russian dissidents may be In the works. The Herald, in a report from Its Washington bureau, said such a deal could result In freedom
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    Concessional bus fares
    46 1 TRAVEL concessions for .students, the police and Singapore Armed Forces soldiers will be Introduced by the Singapore Bus Service from July This was stated In a statement by the SBS which, among other things, gave reasons lor the Impending rare hike. (SEE PAGE
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    Lock icon LATEST Troops take over airport
    59 1 LATEST Troops take over airport ISLAMABAD, Sat.— Pakistani troops today took control of Karachi International Airport following armed clashes between baggage loaders and airport security forces. Airport sources said firearms were used during the Incident which left eight wounded. Following the dashes, Pakistan International Airlines staff In Karachi went on
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      Lock icon 1,000 rebels cross into Zaire from Angola
      308 2 1,000 rebels cross into Zaire from Angola KINSHASA, Saturday TtfILITARY sources say at least 1,000 Zair1T can rebels have crossed the border from Angola in recent days. The rebels quickly hid In the dense bush along i the frontier, which President Mobutu Sese Seko has declared a freefire zone for
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      Lock icon Paving the way for polls in Namibia
      203 2 Paving the way for polls in Namibia WINDHOEK. Sat. Namibia s South African appointed administrator general Martinhus Steyn yesterday paved the way for Independence elections In the territory by Issuing a I proclamation providing for the registration of voters. The proc 1 a m atlon, I known as the Registration
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      Lock icon Hundreds flee to Taiwan from Vietnam
      319 2 Hundreds flee to Taiwan from Vietnam TOKYO. Sat— Hundreds 1 of Chinese residents of Vietnam have returned to Taiwan since the outbreak of a Sino-Vietnam-ese :l'.spute. Kvodo news service reported today. Quoting sources in Pc- king. Kyodo said most of i the Taiwan-bound ChinI ese carried passports issued by the
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      Lock icon Manila ratifies insurance pact
      69 2 MANILA. Sat. Th; Philippines has i untied an agreement to establish an A; lan reinsurance corporation with Its head office In Bangkok, the Evening Expiess newspaper said today. The Fhillppines becom.s the first country among eight signatories In the region to do so, the newspaprr added.
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      Lock icon Tibetan exiles' threat to turn to violence
      204 2 Tibetan exiles' threat to turn to violence NEW Dl I. HI. Sat. Tibetan exiles in India hint-ri during a peaceful demonstration outside the Chinese Embassy yesterday that their i nde p c n dene? movement may turn towards violence. About 150 demonstrators, including many women and children, were outnumbered 3-to-1
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      Lock icon Drop in growth of developing nations forecast
      353 2 ►THIRD World na- tions' economic growth is expected to decline this year and the next, and the outlook for prices of their export commodities is poor, a United Nations body reoorted here today. The forecast reflected the general slowdown In world economic activity,
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      Lock icon Bonn summit must reject barriers, says Fukuda
      314 2 Bonn summit must reject barriers, says Fukuda TOKYO, Sat. Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda said today the summit of leading non-communist in- dustrial countries in Bonn next month would be successful If it pledged to avoid resorting to trade protectionism. But he told a press conference in Tokyo that no
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      Lock icon Lebanese army commander freed by gunmen
      202 2 Lebanese army commander freed by gunmen BEIRUT, Sat. The commander of rightwing forces In southern Lebanon has been released by dissident gunmen who detained him yesterday. Western military sources said today. The sources said Major Saad Haddad had been released by militia groups officially allied to his force of rightist
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      Lock icon Laban Party to map out political strategy
      292 2 Laban Party to map out political strategy MANILA, Sat.— Filipino opposition leaders will meet at an undisclosed place next week to map out their political strategy in the face of President Marcos' call for national reconcilatlon, opposition sources said today. Sources said the meeting; Is to be attended by stalwarts
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      22 2 GENEVA. Sat —Kuwait Oil Minister Ah Khalifa Al-Sab«h was elected president of the Organisation of Petroleum Sporting Countries today. UPI.
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      Lock icon US apologises to Manila for raid on mission
      198 2 MANILA, Sat— The United States today formally apologised to the Philippine Government for the invasion of its diplomatic mission by New York police last Sunday, the official Philippines News Agency (PNA said. In a report from Washington. PNA said the written apology
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      Lock icon Oil prices likely to remain frozen until end of year
      331 3 Oil prices likely to remain frozen until end of year GENEVA, Sat. Oil Ministers of the 13 members of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, meet ing at a weekend conference, are likely to agret on keeping prices frozen until the end of this year, Opec officials say. The "real
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      Lock icon Palestinian officials get death threats
      130 3 Palestinian officials get death threats KUWAIT, Sat. Two Palestinian officials have received telephoned death threats follow Ing the murder of Ali Yasin. the Kuwait representative of the Palestinian Liberation Organisation (PLOi. a prominent Fatah leader was quoted as saying here yesterday. Salim Zaanoun. Gulf representative of Fatah, the largest Palestinian
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      Lock icon 2,000 Cubans
      34 3 WASHINGTON. Sat Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro has agreed to allow as many a.« 2.000 people to leave the island and come to the United States, the State Department said yesterday. AP.
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      Lock icon Thais seize big drug shipment for HK
      109 3 I>ANGKOK. Sat Thai I» police have Intercepted one of this year's biggest drug shipments designed to be smuggled to Hongkong on fishing trawlers, officials said today. Police said the haul comprising 97 k(? of heroin. 58 kg of morphine, 79 kg of opium
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      Lock icon Transfer of Panama Canal: Plea by Carter
      395 3 Transfer of Panama Canal: Plea by Carter PANAMA CITY, Saturday PRESIDENT Carter today appealed to Ame- ricans in the Panama Canal zone to cooperate fully in arrangements to transfer the waterway to Panama by the year 2000. He said he knew many of them opposed treaties which would end American
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      Lock icon Iran's bit
      36 3 UNITED NATIONS. Sat. Iran has liivfrted US$7 million (Ssl6 million) from Its military budget to contribute to the expenses of the 1979 Children's Year declared by the United Nations, it was reported heu\ AFP.
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      Lock icon US, Japan to hold regular labour meetings
      231 3 US, Japan to hold regular labour meetings WASHINGTON. Sat. The Japanese Ministry of Labour and the US Department of Labour will start a system of regular conferences to deal with labour and industrial problems that affect both countries. The announcement yesterday by the Labour Department indicated the two countries have
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      Lock icon Cosmonauts board Salyut
      76 3 MOSCOW, Sat. Cosmonauts Vladimir Kovalyonotc and Alexander Ivanchenko have boarded the orbitln* Soviet Salyut-6 space station alter a smooth clocking operation. Tass news agency reported today. 'I he cosmonauts, launched Into space on Thursday night, carried out the linkup early today. Ecvict space chiefs have Biven few
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      Lock icon 4,000-year-old relics found
      58 3 HONGKONG. Sat. A sand dune site with ancient relics more than 4.000 years old hdve been unearthed in China's southern Hainan Island, the New China News Agency said today. The site, found at the local Llngshul County, contained shouldered stone spades and ixes. pottery tars and pottery
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      Fans mob Olivia at premiere
      84 3 POLICEMEN taking sinter Olivia New-ton-John by the hands and Ifa.i i m her through the crowd surging towards her. This took place oatside a theatre in Chicago where the movie Grease is being premiered. Olivia co-stars with John Travolta, of Saturday Night Fever fame, in
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      Lock icon Fun, but five judges fail drink-and-drive trials
      169 3 CARSON CITY. (Neva- da) oat. Five judges deliberately got drunk and then wheeled i police cars around an obstacle course in a supervised test of their j driving skills. They had a good time but all flunked. Aside from the fun jf tottering
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      Lock icon Blumenthal: We are ready to defend the declining dollar
      473 3 LONDON. Saturday ITNITED States U Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal yes terday warned international foreign exchange markets that the US i was prepared to in- tervene heavily in de- j fence of the declining dollar. "We stand prepared to intervene in the
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      127 3 Who flies jumbos to Australia 14 times a week? Only Qantas fly jumbos from Singapore to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Darwin. More tmmm^^ jumbos to more cities than any m other airline. J&^^^^ They leave daily to Sydney _w^f^^ (twice on Monday, Saturday and f ""N 1 Sunday, three
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      PICK OF THE WEEK'S FILMS
      217 4 DEAR BRIGITTE (Today. Ch. 6. 10 40 am Colour*: A young mathematical genius uses his talents to win horse races to raise funds for an arts foundation. Problems arise, however, when the lad develops a crush on Brigitte Badot. The film stars James Stewart. Billy
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      TODAY
      184 4 FAMILY (Ch. 5. 2.35 p.m. Colour): A glamorous actress, with whom Doug Lawrence was once romantically involved, comes to Los Angeles to perform In a play and tries to renew their relationship In "Return Engagement." DOES IT PAY TO SURVIVE? (Ch. 5, 4.20 pm Colour. Repeat) This documentary shows
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      TOMORROW
      147 4 AFTERNOON MATINEE (Ch. 5. 3.3S nm.i "Dragonwyck" Is the dark tale of a woman's secret thoughts which lead her to a secret love. Traeedy never seems to leave her and even threatens those living with her in a manor-house To be shown In two parts today and tomorrow at
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      TUSEDAY
      91 4 BRONTES OF HAWORTH (Ch. 8, 8.30 p.m. Colour) The Brontes are back at Haworth In the year 1840. Branwell, having {ailed to fulfil his artistic ambitions, takes a job as assistant cleric at Sowerby Bridge Station and Is soon promoted. His success spurs Charlotte and Anne to take up
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      WEDNESDAY
      53 4 CAPRICCIO GUITAR (Ch. 6, 7.55 pm Colour) British classlcial guitarist Julian Byzantine, who visited Singapore late last year, appears In this programme. He sings five songs from Shakespeare, The Streams of Lovely Nancy. The Death of Queen Jane, She Moved Through The Fair. Victory of King Henry V and
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      SPORTS ON TV
      136 4 SPORTS ON TV "LIVE" TELECAST WOP.il> CUP "71 POLAND V rERU (Toda>. Ch. 3. 11.55 p.m.) This Is a "live" telecast of one of the second round matches of the World Cup now being played in Argentina. STAR SOCCER (Today. Ch. 5. 12.2S p.m. Colour): This week's spotlight is on
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      THURSDAY
      132 4 MAN FROM ATLANTIS (Ch. 5, 7.45 p.m. Colour) Dr. Elizabeth Merrll disappears and later Is found captured by a scientist. Mark Harris, the webbed underwater man. comes to her rescue In "The Disappearances" with Durleen Carr as guest star. 8 AND I QMZ (Ch. 5. 843 p m Colour)
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      FRIDAY
      98 4 TONY RANDALL SHOW (Ch. 5. 635 p.m. Colour) The case Is "Walter Screws Up" and Judge Franklin Is feeling very guilty when he discovers that he has sent an Innocent man to tall. He Is so upset that he decides to resign. POLICE STORY (Ch. 5. 11 p.m. Colour):
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      SATURDAY
      81 4 DONNY AND MARIE BHOW (Ch. S. 7.45 p.m. Colour) Appearing as guest artistes In the show are Ben Vereen and Billy Crystal. POLICEWOMAN (Ch. 5. 8.30 p.m. Colour): "Ambition" is th« root ot trouble in this episode when an ambitious young detective Ignores the advice ot DM older colleagues
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      SWIMMING TIMES
      56 4 TODAY: Smfapore £52 am (2.2mj. 8.43 p.m. (2.6 m Stfili Keciil 7 52 a.m. (1.9 m). 6.30 p.m. (2m); Ptrt Dicks** 4.33 p.m. ;2.7m). TOMORROW: Siatapore 9.55 a.m. (2.3 m). 928 p.m. (2.7 m); Sefili Keciil 850 a.m. (2.1 m), 7.16 p.m. (2.1 m); Ptrt DtcksM 4.52 a.m.
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      SPOTLIGHT ON CHINES PROGRAMMES
      471 4  - SPOTLIGHT ON CHINES PROGRAMMES LEONG WENG KAM ALL PROGRAMMES ON CHANNEL I. TODAY: WITH LOVING CASE (5.05 p.mj This drama series on children's problems based on cases drawn from the Social Welfare files will be screened over 26 weeks. The first programme shows how a girl, blamed for the death
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      A look at S'Pore's public housing
      125 4 RTS's most successful documentary, HDB: The Physical Landscape, will be shown in Chinese on Tuesday at 7.50 p.m. on Channel 8 in Colour. The p r o g r amme looks into the government's massive public housing project which has transformed the landscape of
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    AAS PLANS NEW 17-STOREY BUILDING ON PRESENT SITE
    359 5 AAS PLANS NEW 17-STOREY BUILDING ON PRESENT SITE THE proposed new AAS House for the Automobile Association of Singapore will rise 17 storeys high, including a mezzanine floor, and have two basement floors for car parking. Details of the new building were published In the latest Issue of The Highway,
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    Metric stall at Jalan Kukoh market
    80 5 Metric stall at Jalan Kukoh market THE M c t r i c ata t i on Board's zonal education programme will be held next at Jalan Kukon Market (havelock constituency) every morning from Tuesday to Thursday. Board officials v 111 be present to distribute pamphlets and trach the us:
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    Shares of ICB six times oversubscribed
    269 5 Shares of ICB six times oversubscribed HPHE value of applica ■I tions for the Indus trial and Commercial Bank shares totalled nearly $84 million more than six times over- subscribed. The majority of sue cessful applicants had applied for 1,000 shares. Those who applied for more than 6,000 shares were
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    SAF to hold trade fair
    69 5 THE Singapore Armed Forces Reservist As eolation will hold a trad? Mr and carnival at the Junction of Rochor and Noith Bridge roads next month. The (air will open daily from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. f>n weekdays and from 6 p.m. to 11 p.rri
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    Chinese art
    41 5 A FOUR-DAY exhibition of Chinese paintings and calligraphy by Penang artist. Mr Chen See Chong. will be held at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Hill Street, from Wednesday between 10 a m and 6 p m
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    Police seal off flats in bid to arrest suspects
    206 5 Police seal off flats in bid to arrest suspects r>OLICE cordoned otl an I apartment block in Redhill early yesterday morning in pursuit of robbery suspects after they had arrested three youths in connection with a robbery last week. Bleary-eyed residents who were awakened by the commotion about 2.30 a.m.
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    Band at zoo
    25 5 JURONG Town Primary School band will play at thr children's zoo of the Singapore Zoological Gardens m Mandai at 330 pm today
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    OAA TO REDUCE REBATES TO TRAVEL AGENTS
    156 5 OAA TO REDUCE REBATES TO TRAVEL AGENTS MEMBERS of Orient Airlines Association agreed at a meeting yesterday to reduce rebates to travel agents by three lo five per ""I cent from Aug 1. This means that passengers enjoying travel discounts may have to pay at least nve per cent more
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    Made false declaration
    46 5 LIM Ouan Trh. 46 *M fined *750 by a court yesterday when he pleaded guilty to falsely declaring at a PSA checkpoint in Pasir PanjanK Rnad. that there vuie 33 metal sheet.v in his lorry instead of 34 The extra snfet com ti7G
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    Chess tourney opened
    49 5 Chess tourney opened THE president of the Singapore Chinee Swimming Club. Mr. Soon Peng Yam. last ii?s*u opened the club's first open chess championship at its Aml.r Road clubhe use Mis. Scon. ».f«- of the club's president, will prrstnl pil?:s to the wiiiiers n h.<l>ll<l.i\ „l 8 II 111
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    Singer who feels lyrics deeply
    185 5 Singer who feels lyrics deeply rE theme song of TV drama serial Love Lingers On is a hit with local audiences probably because singer Ec Yin Yin of Taiwan herself feels the words of the song very deeply and interprets the number in the right mood. Romantic songs suit her
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    SBS sets out the reasons for bus fares increase
    732 5 COST OF NEW BUSES AND FUEL HAVE SHOT UP SINCE LAST INCREASE yRAVEL concessions, including monthly passes at $18 for stuuents in tertiary institutions and $24 for police and Singapore Armed Forces soldiers for unlimited travel, will be introduced by the
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    Brunei talks begin tomorrow
    104 5 LONDON. Sat Thr talks between the British Government and the Sultan uf Bruin i over defence and independence are scheduled to begin in London on Monday Thr Sultan ..no his father Sir Omar, ar.o a retinue of 17 others, including the Prime Minister. Attorney-Gene-ral and Finance
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    Another big drive to boost lucky draw ticket sales
    215 6 Another big drive to boost lucky draw ticket sales A FFILJATED unions of A the NTUC will launch another lslandwlde campaign to boost sales of the Labour Foundation lucky draw tickets, in an effort to reach the target sales of two million. The campaign will continue over the next two
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    Soccer bus services
    50 6 SINGAPORE Bus Service will operate three services. A. B. and C. to and from the National Stadium (or the soccer match between Singapore and England today at 7.30 pm. Soccer fans can take the services at Ang Mo Kio New Town. Toa Pay oh and Queenstown respectively.
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    NURSE PRACTITIONERS EASE DOCTORS' WORKLOAD
    330 6 ONCE they dealt with only screening of patients before referring them to the doctor and attending to those on lone-term treatment, but today, the the nurses' role has gone beyond treating the minor aches and pains. Colds, coughs, skin rashes and sores are seen to
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    REFUGEES UNDER CARE OF UNHCR
    123 6 REFUGEES UNDER CARE OF UNHCR rpHE 131 Vietnamese re1 fugees who sailed into Pulau Übin on Tuesday are now under the care of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees office here. The UNHCR is making arrangements with foreign embassies here to contact their respective governments about their resettlement. The
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    Italian couturier to show Chinese-style clothes
    101 6 I UNICS with sidesilts, samfu style pants, mandarin collars and cheongsam style ensembles make up the latest features of Italian couturier Renato Balestra's latest 1978 collection, to be presented here in a series of lunch and dinner shows. Original creations by the most celebrated
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    Accident toll in metal industry second highest
    198 6 Accident toll in metal industry second highest THE metalworking industry has become the second most ac-cident-prone industry In Singapore after the shipbuilding and repairing industry, according to official statistics. Accidents In the metalworking Industry rose steadily from 350 in 1973 to 711 in 1976. resulting in 34 workers having their
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    Man robbed two boys
    61 6 A LABOURER robbed two schcel boys of their money aft£i threatening tc kill them, a subordinate court was told ye.terday. Tan Sam Hock, who had two previous convictions, was sentenced to three years' Jail with 12 strokes of the cane when he pleaded guilty to Uie
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    11 shipyards picked for safety awards
    302 6 ITLKVKN local shipyards have been selected for awards of commendation certificates next month for topping overnil safety performance last year in the hill ion-dollar industry. The selection was made by the Adviso; y Committee on Accident Prevention in the Shipbuilding and Repairing Industry for
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    Took morphine
    33 6 OOH Chin Hin. 25. was yesterday Jailed lor three I years by a district court (or consuming morphine in Redhill Road on March 22 while under a two-year supervi- sion order.
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    Blood donation
    20 6 THE blood donation centre at the Singapore General Hospital will open today from 8.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.
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    Drop in the number of babies born
    96 6 TtiE number of babies ■1 born in the three months, February to April, has shown a downward trend resulting in the natural increase in the population dropping from 2,141 to 2,045 to 1,968, accord ing to the latest official figures just published. In
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    Seven new cholera cases
    133 6 rE Ministry of the Environment has confirmed seven cases and five carriers of cholera during the past week. A 77-year-old domestic servant working at Sixth Avenue came down with cholera first after which two members of her employer's family, a 40-year-old female clerk and her 66-year-old
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    'Chicken and-egg' problem in going metric...
    256 6 Metrication Board has a chicken andegg problem In metrlcatniß the retail trade, although this has been solved as far as the textile trade is concerned, said the board chairman, Mr. Baey Lian Peck, on Friday. Speaking at the opening of the 1978 Tailoring in
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    381 7 CUT IN TAXI PAYMENTS 'A BIG AND HAPPY SURPRISE' Comfort operators refute 'no big dear grouse OEPRESENTATIVES of the eight districts of NTUC-Comfort taxi operators have come out in support of the taxi cooperative's recent move to reduce weekly instalments by 20 per cent. The operators, in a signed letter
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    Entries open for Brass Bands Festival
    71 7 Entries open for Brass Bands Festival THE fourth Singapore Brass and Woodwind Bands Festival will be held at the Singapore Conference Hall on Sept 23 at 7.30 p.m. There will be two sections classical and popular. The festival Is jointly organised by Yamaha Misic School and Sin Chew Jit Port.
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    Expectant wife told to leave
    564 7 SHE MAY RETURN AFTER DELIVERY By RANEE GCV NDRAM THE first hint of the impending arrival of the stork was cause for elation to Mr. Sadhu Singh and his wife Madam Begewant Kaur But now that joy ha; turned to anxiety. The reason: Madam Begewant
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    Swami's talk
    32 7 SWAMI Pramaslii Slvananda a renowned Hindu priest from Inaia. will soeak on Meditation Is the Only Solution to Worries tomorrow at Brl Vceramakaliamman Temple In So-angoon Road at 7.X) p.m.
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    Cellist to give recital at Vic today
    98 7 Cellist to give recital at Vic today /CELEBRATED London Vv cellist, Ross PODle. will give a recital, with pianist Michael Freyhan in the 'Music for Everyone series today at the Victoria Theatre Storage. C.K. Tang at 5 p m. Pople is a principal cellist with the BBC Symphony and the
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    Footballers on catwalk
    88 7 POUR soccer players of the England B team will turn models tomorrow at lunchtlme at Times Orchard Centre In Lucky Plaza. They are: JoeCorriean, goalkeeper. Manchester City; John Holllns. defender. Queens Park Rangers; Paul Mariner, forward. loswlch Town: Cordon Hill, forward. Der- by County. The four, who
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    Charity Quest closing date extended
    83 7 Charity Quest closing date extended THE Singapore AntiNarcotics Ass o c lation (Sana) has extended the closing date for its 1978 Charity Quest contest to the end of the month. The previous date was June 10. A Sana .spokesman, yesterday said there are IS male and female entrants, whose task
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    Absentee fined
    29 7 VIGILANTE Corps member. Soh Poo Tin. 23. was fined 1.000 by a court yesterday for failing to attend training on 10 occasions between last September and March.
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    Prize-giving
    32 7 MR Runme Shaw, president of Alliance Francafce in Singapore, will present prise* to students of the rchool at the Katong and Tanglln rooms of Sharv/ri-La Hotel at 7 15 pm trday
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    NURSES GIVE TREAT TO NEEDY CHILDREN
    146 7 NURSES GIVE TREAT TO NEEDY CHILDREN THESE nurses took time off from their work yesterday to hold a party for 120 underprivileged children at School of Nursing, Toa Payoh Hospital. Their efforts did not to unnoticed by the permanent secretary (Health) and director of medical services. Dr. Andrew Chew, who
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    Alexandra expo 78
    38 7 Alexandra expo 78 THE MP for Alexandra. Mr. Tan Soo Khoon. last night opened the Alexandra Expo 78 at Quernsway Circus. The expo. organised by the various committees ol Alexandra community centre will be on until July 23
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    CPF board to get powers to buy property
    186 7 CPF board to get powers to buy property HTHE Central Provident Fund Board will be empowered to buy any property or construct buildings under an amendment introduced by the Central Provident Fund (Amendment No. 2i Bill now before Parliament. The Bill, which deals mainly with the disposal of a member's
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    Warming up for fashion show
    86 8 rIS is one Mire way of giving a fresh look to a car of yester-year. And the seven bikini-clad beauties giving a new shine to this vintage model a Lagonda are models warming up for a luncheon fashion show at Mandarin Hotel today. The (iris,
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    M-cyclist dies in crash
    57 8 A MOTORCYCLIST, Tay Ban Eng. 58, died when his machine slammed Into the central span of Anderson Bridge last night a' 9. Police said Tay, of Block 3. Beach Road, was travelling towards Empress Place when the mishap occurred. Witnesses to the Incident are asked to
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    Baby show
    34 8 A BABY show will be held at the Queenstown community centre on July 16 at 2 p.m. Entry forms are available at the CC. The closing date for entries Is July 9.
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    17 sacked seamen flown back
    109 8 rTHE owners of the Singapore-registered ship, Sanaga, have flown back 17 local seamen from an African port because of their alleged indiscipline. It is believed the seamen were involved in fights with the master and other officers on board. The seamen arrived here three days
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    Drug abuse: SIA extends deadline for staff to own up
    482 8 SINGAPORE Ai r lines Group employees who have failen prey to drugs will be given a grace period up to June 30 to make good. This warning was Issued by SlA's Director of Personnel, Mr. Ng Kah Thim, recently when
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    Four films at museum
    55 8 Four films at museum THE National MuMum will screen four films lor the public at Its pi em Ues on Wednesday at 8 p.m. They are: Achievements In French Electronics. Hew to Sell a Sailing Boat, Electrical Appliances, Planes Link Paris to the Main French Towns. The films are by
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    Japanese team here to implement training pact
    246 8 Japanese team here to implement training pact A SEVEN-MEMBER delegation arrived from Japan last night with hopes to implement a technical cooperation agreement to train technicians in Singapore in metal works, electricity, electronics and the Japanese language. The team was led by the directo. of Overseas Technical Cooperation of the
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    Woman drowns in Leonie Towers pool
    103 8 Woman drowns in Leonie Towers pool A 24-YEAR-OLD Malaysian woman, Miss Chu Mcl Lan, drowned while swimming in a pool at Leonie Towers, off River Valley Road, last night. Miss Chu. an employee of a tour agency In Shenton Way, had gone to the pool with two friends after work
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    Offer of help, then two demanded $50 from trader
    234 8 Offer of help, then two demanded $50 from trader TWO "good Samaritans" offered to help a businessman move his lorry out of a drain but later demanded $50 for services rendered a district court heard yesterday. Inspector Noel Ng, Drosecutlng. said that Mr. Cheong Ngan Tuck, 33. was in a
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    Iranian leads in chess tourney after 10th round
    93 8 Iranian leads in chess tourney after 10th round KAMRAN Shirazi, Iranian national chess master, led in the Penang international chess tournament after the 10th round played on Friday. Shirazi scored 8 points from 10 games and needs 2\ points from his remaining five games to achieve an international master result.
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    Help change bad social trends call by Mattar
    362 8 THE acting Social Affairs Minister, Dr. Ahmad Mattar, yesterday urged service clubs, civic, religious and community organisations to help reverse the adverse social trends in Singapore. Opening the Rotary International D 1 s trict 330 Assembly at the Mandarin Hotel, Dr. Mattar
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    POSB to lend $5m to Steamers
    142 8 HPHE Post Office Savings Bank has Joined a loan syndicate to lend between $35 million axid $40 million to Straits Steamship. This is the first time the POSB has Involved itself In a loan to a non government company. POSB's participation In the loan
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    FRANK EXCHANGE OF VIEWS WITH SONODA
    596 9 Bj THE eye-to-eye meeting between the foreign ministers of Asean and Japan at this seaside resort yesterday morning was notable for frankness on both sides. Mr. Sunao Sonoda was understood to have told the meeting, held behind closed doors, that as a foreign minister,
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    Pledge to promote peace in S-E Asia
    564 9 ASEAN and Japanese foreign ministers, after a three-hour meeting here today, pledged to continue their "positive effort to promote peace and prosperity in South-east Asia. They also reaffirmed that stability and prosperity In Asia was essential for both Asean and Japan. This common
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      413 9 It's easy to make your next oil change a change to Castrol There are 23 Castrol Service Centres and Workshops throughout Singapore where PaStTOl nßffl Castrol oils and greases are used to ensure that s£vV Ivm your car gets the best treatment. Where trained \IJL mechanics, who really know your
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      299 9 Ft HI rIL^J Ir^ll^v P^ ■/> V] HM M Jk W ocaSsand 7 musicians bring you their world famous hits: Tell Her She's Lovely Dancing Mama Brown Eyed Girl Listen to their vibrating tantalising rhythms and exuberant songs Matinee:4pm Price: s3B nett Dinner Show:Bpm Price:sBo nett (incLof Chinese Dinner) Vfenue.Ming
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      Star Wars and Abba in box office tussle
      473 10  -  R.Y.C YUE By WHILE Luke Sky- walker and company go into a kili-or-be-killed galactic battle with Darth Vader and gang in Star Wars, another battle is being silently wuged. It Is (he battle b twren Star Wars and Abba The Movie at
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      UA sales pitch in HK
      82 10 UA sales pitch in HK T\/|R. NORBERT Auerbach 1»1 (above), United Artists' new senior vicepresident and foreign manager for International sales, will preside at UA's three-day South-east Asia sales conference to be held lr Hongkong from Thursday. Mr. Auerbach will be assisted at the meeting byMr. Thomas Orey, the company's
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      MY SECRET FOR STAYING AT 30
      827 10 says Joan Collins in an interview with Mary Kaye IN THE cold, unfor1 giving light of London on a winter's noontime, Joan Collins looks 30 at the most. In fact, she is 43! Her skin is flawless. The eyes as clear and untroubled as
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      585 10 now showing! < jJliriißßKaaiaa llim 13 0, 4 7 9.30 > I CARRY ON LAUGHING! ft FUNNIER than m j CRAZY L*'*<H\ '< w wKEiIL n A bv -v ifaL. J V« j: IKKKIU millllHl UniOßßlff ijr:TTiT7;TSt^^ COMING! j: In the tradition of "The DIRTY DOZEN" < j: THE BLOOD,
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      96 10 (jOLDen.TAC IrlUMfldilliia.lHUl 21 tt Mutical Day! Latt Few Dayt Golden City 1 45, 4,7* 9 30 Galaiy 115, 3.30. 7.30 t 9 30 A Musical Mandarin Film Colorscope with Enciish, Chinese Maloy subtitles Tien Niu, Chang Yin Chen Lion Siew Sheng To day ot 11.00 a.m. at both thootrat A
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      Lock icon 'Opposition may exploit racial issues' warning
      510 11 I TMNO, the Malay party dominating Malaysia's ruling National Front, has become concerned that opposition parties will exploit racial issues to hurt its Chinese and Indian partners as well at the general election on July 8. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Serl Dr. Mahathir Mohamed
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      22 MCA youths to bo nominated for polls
      169 11 22 MCA youths to bo nominated for polls KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Twenty-two of the 42 MCA Youth central working committee members will be nominated by the party as State Assembly and parliamentary candidates in the coming elections. MCA Youth secretarygeneral, Mr. Lee Kirn Sal, said today the Youth win* was
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      Opposition Front reaches full accord
      133 11 Opposition Front reaches full accord IPOH. Sat. The sixparty United Opposition Front has now reached full accord on all fronts leaving no cause for bickering before the general elections. Mr. R.C.M. Rayan. the president of the United Peoples Party, reiterated that the aim of the Onposition Front was to uplift
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      Drug warning
      41 11 ALOR STAR. Sat —Deputy Prime Minister Dato Seri Dr. Mahathir Mohamad today warned that the nation would be destroyed if the drug abuse problem was not checked. He was opening a forum organised by the Alor Star Lions Club.
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      Lock icon Japan to give $23 million for relief of Viet refugees
      231 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday JAPAN has agreed to contribute US$lO million (Ss23 million) for the relief of Vietnamese refugees in this region, Malaysian Foieign Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen said here today. Speaking to newsmon on his return from Pattaya. Tengku Rithauddeen
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      Land auction called off
      69 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— A public auction at the High Court here today for several pieces of land In Johore was called off when no one turned up for bidding. It will now be held on another date to be fixed later. The auction originated from a
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      Gas turbines
      44 11 PENANG. Sat.— The National Electricity Board is ordering five gas turbines costing nearly $50 million for the country. Deputy Minister of Works and Utilities, Dr. Goh Cheng Telk. said here today. They are for Penang. Johore Baru. Port Dickson. Klang and Kuantan.
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      57 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Professor Arthur Beedle. all American economics professor from Columbia University In New York, today received an honorary Doctor of Letters degree from the University of Malaya He received the degree from Chancellor Tuanku Bahlyah In a colourful ceremony. Prof. Beedle was awarded the degree In
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      'Big rush' for Kinta seat
      54 11 IPOH, Sat. The Klnu parliamentary constituency has become one of the most "sought-after seat" among the component parties of the National Front In Perak. The MCA. Oerakan and the PPP are clambering for It because there U a very good chance of capturing It from
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    The Sunday Times SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1978 THE BRAIN DRAIN
    503 12 The Sunday Times SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1978 THE BRAIN DRAIN »PHE term "brain drain" is not peculiar to Asian countries Europe had its brain drain to the new country of America but in recent years it has commonly come to be used to refer to the migratory flow of skilled
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    COULD YOU LOSE YOUR JOB TO A PIGEON?
    567 12  -  CHARLES FRASER By LONDON WHO can check the bearings of your car. sort your mail, collect classified information and, perhaps, one day be next in line for your job? The answer in all cases is an animal! Within the next decade, animals
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    OUR FUSSY FACTORY WORKERS...
    1965 12  - OUR FUSSY FACTORY WORKERS... IT'S AN UNREAL LABOUR SHORTAGE— CREATED BY THE PROSPECTIVE STAFFERS THEMSELVES DRIVES TO WOO GIRLS— AND THEY END UP HOPPING FROM JOB TO JOB SINGAPORE'S production-1 1 n c workers today can gross up as much as and In many cases, more than office clerks, typists
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      10 12 mmvv SEIKO Someday all watches will be made this way.
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      MODERATION IS KEY TO A LONG LIFE
      1558 13 OUR sex, our race and our parents' and grandparents' longevity are dramatically related to how long we) live and are things which, we can hardly change, although in the case of sex it has been shown that eunuchs live longer than intact men.
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      CAN YOU LIVE TO BE 100?
      100 13 Dr. Diana Woodruff, the noted psychologist and gerontolgist, concludes her solidly-based work on the possibility of living for 100 years with a rundown of the factors increasing your chances to live to a ripe old age. Again and again one word seems to crop
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      Comparison test: The BMW 320 vs Alfetta 2000
      1107 14  - Comparison test: The BMW 320 vs Alfetta 2000 WINSTON LEE AMONG the execu**tlve sports saloons, two names in particular stand out BMW and Alfa Romeo. Both these marques have their devotees, and debates about their vices and virtues could go on through the night. Of late, BMW have made very
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      STOCK CAR RACING AT SENOKO
      68 14 STOCK CAR RACING AT SENOKO NEXT Sunday, the SMSC will be runnine stock car racing and sand track racing in addition to the Bandar Autocross Finals at Senoko, starting at 9 a.m. In both stock ear and sand track racing, several cars will be racing against each other on an
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        Tasting their way around
        209 15 IF the top hawkers are truly as good in their field as they are reputed to be, they deserve the honour and prestige of being placed together with others of the same standard in the prestigious Rasa Singapura and earn higher remunerations. It will definitely benefit
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        303 15 OTHER than hotels, any business project that is set up to cater exclusively to tourists is bound to find it nard-golng. A food example is the ailing Singapore Handicrafts Centre. which solely alms to attract tourists, but, unfortunately, the centre lacks local
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        They don't bother about exploiting the locals
        196 15 rKINO the top hawkers In Singapore and placing them together in one spot at Rasa Singapura. Is this going to benefit the tourists at the expense of local customers? The answer to this is "yes" and "no". Yes, if there is no authority
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        BEING ABLE TO ENJOY THE VERY BEST FOOD UNDER ONE ROOF
        184 15 rKINO the top hawkers in the country and placing them all together in one place is naturally going to benefit the tourists. The most obvious reason is that they need not travel all over the Republic In search of
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        Watchdog body must check on hawkers
        487 15 T*HE idea of placing our top hawkers together at Rasa Singapura is laudable as it adds another tourist spot to our Island to entice an increasing flow of visitors to our Republic. The tourists would favour the scheme as it would enable them to
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        THOSE WHO GET THE BEST WILL PAY FOR IT
        370 15 THE tourist industry 1 creates employment and brings In considerable foregin exchange to our national kitty. Every attempt to improve its services will enhance our status as a paradise isle and should be encouraged. The taking of the top hawkers and
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      DEMAND FOR FACTORY GIRLS
      1676 16  -  NANCY BYRAMJI By FACTORY girls to- day are better paid, more comfortable and given greater promotion prospects than their predecessors because of the great demand for them in the manufacturing Industry. All that any unemployed girl has to do these days is to walk into a
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      139 13 Business There's always something v*>ry special Ml for you at Albert's. No matter what it is. No matter what the price. Albert always has lB B something to place at your hand. Thingsyou'll fl VL Sfik P rouc anc a PPV to own anc B' ve Things fl .^^^2 ti^W
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      144 13 THESE RANGEOF ELEGANT CARRIAGES ARE MADE TO LAST AND SAFE FOR YOUR BABY TO ENJOY THE FREE.EASYAND COMFORTABLE AS SITTING QV MOTHER'S UP. aprica "JAPAN ITALY 1 -I Mi i y-'.'.vH 1 ci ii ci ii c\A/iMn O.K. BABY SUPER R. A bUi bUi bWMNU I COLLAPSIBLE STROLLER J APRIPA
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      246 13 SUNDAY TIMES CROSSWORD ACROSS DOWN 2. Furrow (7) 9. Revoke 10 Saunter (6) 11 Coa- l lMmn < 8) >• Dial (4) gulated (7) 13. War club (4) 3 81ck <3> DlrtUy dressed IS. Contend (3) 16. Long ago <«> 5 Issues (6) 8. Epgs (3) (4) 18. Tree (3)
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      390 14 There js something about your business in yesterday's Business Times In every issue, you will find news input of worldwide information shareholders, stock brokers, that directly or indirectly to keep you and your business bankers, professionals in affects your business. The stock one step ahead. insurance, communications, market, exchange rates,
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      63 15 1 "Your calendar for the afternoon is as follows: lunch with Mr Hornsby at 1; an appointment with Mr Rodley at 2.30; correspondence and dictation with me at 3.15; review and corrections of dictation with me at 4.15; further review of .'spelling corrections and typos with me at 4.30; additional
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      314 16 $25 SC 700E Equipped with "easy-empty" dust compactor. Jumbo wheels and extra-long cord for optimum 9 mobility. Rugged and highly flexible hose. $g5 Compact and ready for storage. Modern a (Jl^fe^M functional designs. 9 5 Get those M tight corners and -Jw high ceilings I S spic and span with
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      168 16 V K t#\ Own it with P"^ T"~"T X'^^a^ jCL 480-47 OkJOrchart -.^-i— i .'^T ;^V^ y Pyex ware has a very special place in your home. Complete in its range are N^ v^ bake, serve and store ware. Plus a special range that "77Z~Zi can do all three! And
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    1196 17 What the women of today look for in men HAVE often wondered what It is that makes men desirable to women. And the more I've thought about it. the more complex the whole •thing becomes, because -there are so many different ways of looking at human desires and Ideals especially
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      48 17 YOU have probably had some difficulty over a partnership or a family matter. This week it all comes to a head probably on Tuesday. The reason for your difficulty would emerge and you end the week with much more peace of mind.
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      AQUARIUS Jan 21 to Feb 19
      49 17 AQUARIUS Jan 21 to Feb 19 TAKE care you're not. drawn into muddles that originate among your friends. And don't speculate or get involved In any chancy business project in the next few days. If you stick strictly to routine you'll do well and probably revive a profitable scheme.
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      48 17 PISCES Feb 20 to March 20 IF you're Job-hunt-ing, you won't find a satisfactory solution to your problems until end of week. But Tuesday could be an important day: You revive an old tie then and make a good impression. Money- wise the situation is a little difficult.
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      ARIES March 21 to April 20
      56 17 ARIES March 21 to April 20 YOU could discuss a house move or some change in family arrangements. There will be arguments around you on Tuesday but also some definite settlement of an old problem. You'll be very happy about your personal life on Thursday: A romance could take shape
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      TAURUS April 21 to May 22
      43 17 TAURUS April 21 to May 22 THIS is an important week tor any contracts, travel plans, new ideas about money. You'll also have to shoulder some additional responsioilities connected with property or with the family. But businesswise you should be doIng well now.
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      VIRGO Aug 23 to Sept 22
      52 17 MARS in Virgo will give you an unusual amount of energy This could be a week of achievement. But you must make some changes in your social life and be prepared to renew old contacts. If you get an inspiration about family problems, act
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      GEMINI May 23 to June 21
      56 17 BE a little wary of new business or personal connections this week. Don't risk your money on anything that seems insecure. You could do very well in the near future If you keep a cool head. Meanwhile don't trust anyone to whom you have
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      CANCER June 22 to July 22
      50 17 YOU must make a choice of friends this week: Your loyalties are divided to some extent. On the money level conditions should be improving daily but you might dc a little short of ready cash late In the week. Watch out for routine plans.
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      LEO July 23 to Aug 22
      63 17 YOU discover that a good deal has been going on behind your back. One or two financial problems could be sorted out now if you take the trouble to do so. Soon you will form some new linkup that witl bring you a great
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      LIBRA Sept 23 to Oct 22
      55 17 LIBRA Sept 23 to Oct 22 YOU realise that a good deal of money will come your way In the near future. You could put your hands on some this week If you are ready to accept changes around you. You could also enjoy life with new friends on Wednesday,
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      SCORPIO Oct 23 to Nov 21
      51 17 AT home and in your Job there is less tension this week. But you'll have to revise any travel arrangements you have made to fit in with the wishes of other people. Where money Is concerned you have the promise of good things to
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      SAGITTARIUS Nov 22 to Dec 22
      61 17 YOU'LL be rather perplexed about tamily affairs and about your back g r o und. Changes will be proposed mid week: You'd be wise to conform to them. The best time to defer to your own interest would be towards the weekend or better
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    YOUR BIRTHDAY FORECAST
    143 17 IF it's your birthday today. In the recent past you have done well in life. Good luck has come your way and you have also made some interesting contacts. Now be content with what you have and don't worry too much If plans for a chance are
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  • IX OBITUARIES
    • Obituary
      140 Acknowledgements
      110 20 140 Acknowledgements THE FAMILY OF Late Mr. T. H. Lee thank principals and staff of schools concerned, business associates, relatives and friends for their condolences, donations, attendance and assistance during their recent bereavement. HARRY LEE PITT YOONO and family of Mary Llm Hen Neo who passed away peacefully on 5/6/78
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      144 In Memoriam
      47 20 LEE: In Memory of our beloved David called Home 18/6/70 "In the sweet by-and-by. we shall meet on that beautiful shore." MDM. CHEW SIEW NEO. (late wife of Mr. Khoo Thlam Swee) departed 13th day sth Lunar month 1970. Fondly remembered by loved ones
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      142 Deaths
      73 20 MRS. JOSEPH ANO BOON KWEE n— MDM. ROSA TAN SOK QUEK aged 53. passed away peacefully on 17/6/78 leaving behind husband Joseph Ang Boon Kwee sons Robert. Dominic. Frederick, daughters Jaclnta. Janet. Veronica. Angela. Ruflna. Adeline. 2 sons-in-law Peter Toh and Terry lan and grandson Melvyn Toh. Cortege
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  • SUNDAY TIMES SPORT 1
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      The two Lions who stood out...
      355 20 The two Lions who stood out... rpHE Malaysia Cup reJ-. turns to Malaysia Rightly so, for Singapore's performance can be summed up in one word —miserable. They offered little resistance, acting merely as lolls towards Selangor's glory From the beginning all was pathetically clear Slnzapore players were slipping on the
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      THE SIX WHO CAME OUT TOP IN THE CUP...
      206 20 UERE are the six students who turned out to be the pick of the crop in our win-a-ball contest that was run in conjunction with the Malaysia Cup Final. Singapore turned out to be the losers in the game but these
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      EVEN THE TOUCH OF RIVELINO...
      575 20 pDMVND Uow, 15, desx" pit* beinf no more than an occasional football fan, was so furious with Singapore's perfoimance that he decide to blast in a letter "then I irmembertd the contest." Edmund, a chess Cham plin, feck thai the analytical mind that ehe&s helps
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      It was those boys in red who rejoiced after all
      334 20 Vf t)M\Mll) NOH would I■* be pleased to hear this. In Judith Cheanc. IZ, the only (Irl winner in the primary section, he has one of his greatest tans. "1 like all the Singapore players. 1 pa»te their photos on
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      Not made out of champion material
      363 20 Not made out of champion material SINGAPORE'S belowpar performance in the Malaysia Cup Final against Selangor indicates that they were not made of champion material. Selangor fully deserved to win the match as they were far superior in all departments of the game. Singapore, on the other hand, failed to
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      ALL THE GOALS THAT A FINAL SHOULD HAVE
      388 20 VICTOR We* Tat. 15. y the only Chineseeduratrd (Maria StrUa Ml;h School) winner among the six, feeli hla «UM« hr a for J advrrttacment for bl-lin-rualifm. Writing, however, mil remain a pa-s. .1 r with Victor, whose ambition l> to breome a
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      The one word to sum up Selangor: Magnificent!
      326 20 MAGNIFICENT! That's the word to sum up the display of the brilliant Selangor side in the Malaysia Cup Final last Saturday. To trail by two coals and then gain the udper hand, to triumph in such dramatic style this was no easy
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      199 20 VIII I ANNOUNCEMENTS I PERSONAL JOIN NOW PAY LATER! Confidential Introduction of friends/ t partners Slnga Chlnta Enterprise. Serangoon P O Box 189 Singapore 12 k INTRODUCES PARTNERS CONFIDENTIALLY Make friends through telephone/ correspondence Julie Service Centre. P.O Box 85. Serangoon Spore 12 RED LADY SERVICE help you get suitable
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  • SUNDAY TIMES SPORT 2
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      John Gay hat-trick most likely in Gold Cup race
      2108 21 By BLUE PETER UUALA LUMPUR, 1V Sat.— John Gay has a good chance of landing a hat trick in the King's Gold Cup trial in Race Six here today. The well-bred five-year-old by Jukebox proved much too good for his Class
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      SHA UNDER FIRE
      140 21 THE Singapore Hockey Association's arrangement of this year's Premier Division league fixtures for Singapore Cricket Club has come under heavy fire by the Balestier Road club, Indian Association and the Ceylon Sports Club, reports BKRNARD PEREIRA. In the fixtures, circulated to all 10 teams taking part in
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    31st DAY "KIRTHAYAM"
    70 21 Mdm. Packiammall Kanagasabal Died 21st May 1978 The 31st day "Kirthayam" of Mdm. Packiammal Kanagasabai will be held on 20th June 1978. Dr. K. Kanagasabai, children and grandchildren invite all relatives and friends to attend a prayer meeting for the repose of her soul at 19A Jalan
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    IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF
    24 21 IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF K. Subrainanlan. M.B.E. Drparted: Ie, 6.1-58 'Sadly missed but nevrr ♦f-*otten by bloved wil-j, soi. daughters, in-laws and Rrandohihlrpn.
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      258 21 WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT GORDON C. McCULLOCH Marries KAREN WONG KUAN THYE on Friday 16th June 1978 SALES EXECUTIVE ICI (Malaysia) Sdn Bertiad invites applications from Malaysian citizens for the post of Sales Executive. THE JOB: The successful candidate will be responsible for the promotion of industrial chemicals and related products to
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      661 21 I TEXAS INSTRUMENTS MALAYSIA SDN. BHD. We are a world leader in the manufacture of semiconductor components and we need "top notch" people to grow with us. We urgently require: 1. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN With 2 3 years Technical School College Diploma and several years experience in Solid State Electronics. Must
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      661 21 d^i WESMALEX We are a loading supplier ot WOVEN PLASTIC BAGS to Companies in the Fertilizer, Foodmlll, Palm Kernel and Flour industries, and we need urgently a 'lop notch" MARKETING MANAGER Job D««crlptlon The job involves all aspects ct Marketing Including dealing and negotiating with senior executives of the major
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      205 21 SAREA MANAGER B.E.A. =^SL PHARMACEUTICALS In line with our continuing expansion in the Far East, applications are invited for the above position from individuals who have had substantial experience in the industry within South East Asia. Ideally applicants should be able to point to a highly successful track record particularly
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  • SUNDAY TIMES SPORT 3
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      Teng Cheong and Junie break records
      550 22  - Teng Cheong and Junie break records ALBERT JOHNSON JUNIE SNG and Kh In a record-breakii last day of the Sing; ming Association's na at the Singapore Isia Junie who Is recovering from an attack of flu smashed the 200 m free style and 200 m butterfly records for 13-14 years
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      Lock icon Lee leads
      59 22 GRAND BLANC (Michigan), Sat. Unheralded 6tan Lee needed enly two swings to propel him?:lf into contention In the US$lOO,OOO Hills Country Club jesterday. The relatively obecure th.ec-yeai pro knocked four shots from par on back-to-back holes to join POA tourmates Greg Powers. Jack Ntwton and Crait; Stadler In
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      Lock icon Wales beaten
      33 22 SYDNEY, Sat —Australia yesterday defeated an m-lury-depleted Wales 19-17 in the fecond rugby Union Test at the Syrjney cricket ground to take an unbeatable 2-0 lead in the three-test series. UPI.
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      FANCIED TROPIC STORM 11 OUTSTAYS HIS NINE RIVALS...
      2284 22  - FANCIED TROPIC STORM 1 1 OUTSTAYS HIS NINE RIVALS... BLUE PETER By KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Tropic Storm II put up a smart display to outstay his nine rivals in Race Five (Class 3 Div. 2 1,800 metres) here yesterday. Confidently handled by M.C. Lam, the High Top four-year-oid shot past
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      SELECTIONS
      152 22 RACE 1 BLUE PETER Ccntavalii Paalr Puteh II Mahkota Canlavalli Sweet Music Putra Bu TtT SCRUTINEER Mahkala Hutr;i Bu 2 Jouna Policy BlarolBiam Art Movement Ziltman Kndea%our Sound Puhc> ipo.e. Sound Policy Tcmrrloh Coniuror K. M. la., 11l 3 MM) in Indian Art Jiinmi Thr Unr Indian Art Kk
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      Today's card
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      BIG SWEEP
      42 22 FIRST No. *****0 ($2,178) SECOND No. *****4 ($1,089) THIRD No. *****9 544) STARTERS ($54 each) Nos: *****6, *****0, *****0, *****9, *****2, *****4, *****7, *****1, *****0, *****3. CONSOLATION ($4B each) Nos: *****0, *****2, *****6, *****1, *****1, *****5, *****0, *****6, *****2, *****5.
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      329 22 I If you're a Singapore citizen, I I in Sec. 2, between 14 and 16 2 I and want a rewarding career j there's still time to win a place j in the SAF Boy's School. J I Closing date June 30th 1978. Start planning for a great future with
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  • SUNDAY TIMES SPORT 4
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      Lock icon Business before glory for the French soccer stars
      739 23 PARIS, Sat. What the French football team were doing two hours before they took the field in their first World Cup match against Italy in Buenos Aires was not unusual by professional football standards, but It caused considerable shock when it was
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      Visitors soak up afternoon heat
      398 23  -  THE touring England B soccer team, professionals to the last man, showed Just how serious they are about tonight's friendly with Singapore (National Stadium 7.30) In a work-out at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Their enthusiasm In getting tuned up for the final game of
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      EVONNE STARTS TIP-TOE' BUILD-UP
      479 23 FVONNE GOOLAGONG, 1971 Wimbledon champion and three times runner-up since then, has started her campaign to recapture the title. Her victory at BeKenham last week was a modest return because none of her rivals stood high in international ranking. But, as Evonne, now 27, says, It
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      Lock icon AUSSIE SOCCER RESULTS
      510 23 CYDNEY. Sat— Results of today's Australian Association football matches: National League: Canberra 1 St. George 1. Newcastle 1 S. Melbourne 1. Marconi 1 Footscray 2. Sydney 2 W. Adelaide 4. VICTORIA STATE LEAGUE: Juventus 0 Hakoah S Sunshine C. 1 Slavla 1. Victoria Div I: Collingwood 2
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      Lock icon BRIEFS
      193 23 MOSCO"'. Sat Vladiml) Yaschenao o: the Soviet Union broke his own world high jump record at an International athletics meeting in Tbilisi. Bovlet Georgia, yesterday, tad .cported. Yaschenko jumped 2.34 nut re*, one centimetre higher than his old record, set tn Richmond. Virginia last year. In East BJiiin. East
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      North leads but has pack following close
      158 23 DENVER (Colorado), Sat. Tall Andy North leads the 63 survivors by two strokes going into the third round of the US Open golf championship, but several of the games most noted players are breathing down his neck. Lying in wait for North to
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      Lock icon Big Brabham challenge for Andretti
      203 23 Big Brabham challenge for Andretti ANDERSTORP, Sat. Mario Andretti of the Uniied States In his black Lotus yesterday secured pole position for today's Swedish Grand Prix motor race here. But he faces a formidable challenge from the Brabham stable that took second and third places on the grid. Brabham drivers
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  • SUNDAY TIMES SPORT 5
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      Lock icon Rosarinos know how to destroy rivals
      453 24 I>UENOS AIRES, Sat. CIUJD dio Coutinho, coach of the Brazilian soccer team, has decided that one way to win the World Cup is to keep his players away from Rosario as long as possible. Rosario is an Argentine industrial town where soccer madness has
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      Lock icon CRUCIAL STAGE OF THE GRUELLING CLIMB
      596 24 RUENOS AIRES, Sat. The long gruelling climb to the summit of soccer reaches a crucial stage this weekend when all eyes will be focussed on two matches which could go a long way to deciding the teams to meet in the World Cup fiinal
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      Lock icon Bearzot: We have not reached our target yet
      304 24 Bearzot: We have not reached our target yet IUJENOS AIRES, Sat. Italy, under-esti- mated by almost everyone before the World Cup began, have played some of the most attractive, exciting football seen here, all the more strikivg because of their total contrast with their barren defensive play in the past.
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      Lock icon Poland hungry for goals
      193 24 Poland hungry for goals ■\IENDOZA. Sat. PoItJ land, not downhearted by their 2-0 defeat by Argentina last Wednesday, will pack their team with goalhungry players for tomorrow's match with Peru in the hope of running ud a big score and keeping their World Cup hopes alive. Manager Jacek Grroch. still
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      Lock icon Guide for women
      90 24 BUENOS AIRES, Sat. With Arien t i n a through to the second round of the World Cup finals the country's women are at last taking an interest in football. To help them understand the game the weekly illustrated magazine Gente yesterday came out with a two-
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      Lock icon Some facts and figures
      315 24 BUENOS AIRES. Sat. Here are some lacts and figures on the 11th World Cud so far: Number of team players who played in each team and changes matie: West Germany. 16 and 2 changes; Argentina 15 and 7: Brazil. 17 and 8; Scotland, 18 and 4;
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      THE WEEK'S SPORT
      854 24 TODAY LOCAL Athletics Swirt-champion-shlps (Farrer Park 2.30 p.m.). hoceir Internati onal friendly: Singapore v England International B i National Stadium 7.30 p.m); NFL: Div. 2: Buklt Panjang v Ponggol (RSAF Tengah>; Div. 3: Tlong Bahru v Tamplnes (Gloucester Barracks). Queenstown v Whampoa (Queenstown AC). Brickworks v Jubilee
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      How about going back to hunting and fishing?
      487 24 VNCE upon a time, hunting and fishins were all important in our lives; it was a matter of life and death; failure meant starvation. And there was a time, too, when soccer was an enjoyable diversion from the drudgery of our working
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      Lock icon Change of cast in re-run of 1974 Final
      229 24 Change of cast in re-run of 1974 Final C' OR DOB A. Sat. Champions West Germany and free-scor-ing Holland stage a rerun of the 1974 World Cup final in Cordoba tomorrow with a change of cast and wistful memory of the absent stars of that last show. West Germany beat
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      PROBE INTO WALKOUT
      92 24 THE Football Association of Singapore's youth committee will be calling up officials of Pasir Panjang CSA following a walkout by their players in an under -18 tourna ment match played at Farrer Park yesterlay, reports WILFRED YEO. Results of other under-18 matches played yesterday: Bedok CSC 3
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  • Obituary
    Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS
    22 24 Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS CABLI RECEIVED from SI Domminlc, Vcttucad. Tnvandnim Mrs. A.S. Li-«prry. mothfr of AS Haulo-f pasard away peacefully on 16/6/78.
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  • MODERN HOMES Special Feature
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      Home designs to meet needs of new life style in S'pore
      919 26 yyH AT constitutes a modern home, how should it be designed for modern living 7 As we head towards the 21st century, designs for houses will change to meet the new needs of a whole new life style that
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      Split-level concept catches on in S'pore
      575 26 Split-level concept catches on in S'pore rpODAY, most of the A affluent people In Singapore live in split-le^vel bungalows, penthouses or even terrace houses. The split-level design concept is one of the latest development trends in private housing. Many of these modernhouses come laid with marble tiles, parquet floors for
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        329 26 EBj ~~tj"**| L.^aaß^'^afl That's Magimix. And here's Its ever increasing popularity some of its magic. It cuts has made it necessary for us cleanly, chops finely, blends to hold regular demonstrations beautifully, purees superbly throughout the year. Give us a and slices very neatly. And tingle at *****88 for any
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        411 26 Mrs.Chua says this about washing machines: §1 "THOMSON TOPS. 11 "I chose a Thomson washing machine because it's top-loading, fully automatic and self-heating. It washes, rinses and spin-dries my clothes in just one process. And after a hard day's work, I don't want the bother of bending over. That's why
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      New look furniture that is more Italian in flavour
      730 27 If lUFF WITH pOR a long time, r the trend In furniture and furnishings has been dictated largely by Scandinavian designs. What the Scan dlnavians design, so the fashion goes. So there were colourful furnishing fabrics and the distinctive make of
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      Keeping homes cool all the day long
      300 27 Keeping homes cool all the day long PEELING hot and bothered? A sure way of keeping tempers down on a hot day is to stay cool. Carrier 38OK Is one of several brands of airconditioners that will keep your home cool all day-long. Imagine the sleepless nights one can spend
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      Door mat that keeps dirt out of your house
      248 27 ANY house proud woman would want her home to be spotlessly clean all the time if she could have it her way. But unwanted dirt somehow finds Its way Into a clean home on the soles of shoes. Just Introduced here
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      A touch of class...
      85 27 BRING a touch of class into your new home with crystalware which is handblown-hand cat and faceted to diamond brilliance. Crystalware is also suitable as gifts and make good boys for elegant entertaining. You can choose from a simple fruit bowl, dessert bowl to a candy
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        491 27 There are many good reasons why you should get a National automatic washing machine. show you just four. S^ GUARANTEE C TWO 600 GM. BOXES y < DIXAN FREE WITH SK J <£ EVERY PURCHASE. '< y FOR AFTER-SALES S DEMONSTRATIONS r* h PHONE: *****2 JJ* OTHER MODELS ARE ALSO
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        221 27 UNICA cMelamine Certified to grace your dining table. This Melamine Tableware will introduce the beginning of good living. Durable, practical and heat resistant. Choose from the wide range of UNICA quality Melamine Tableware y^llll-N. Certified to 41mb Singapore \iflP/ Standard Permit No: *****-1 ff S SYMBOL OF QUALITY AH trade
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      Choice of automatic machines to do the weekly washing
      807 28 rnODAY'S housewife Is no longer chained to her kitchen sink: she has machines instead to do the housework for her. The machines do nearly everything from grinding coffee beans to washing dishes and clothes. All a housewife has to do to
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      New trend in furniture buying proves popular
      654 28 New trend in furniture buying proves popular A NEW way of furri nlture shopping, which cuts out the frills and large chunks off prices, was recently introduced In Singapore. And. by the looks of things, It has not only caught on because It seems the most sensible way to buy
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      Range of appliances to help cut down housewives' chores
      903 29 rpHE designer of a modern home has to bear in mind several considerations before he can begin work on a design the occupants' lifestyle, the number of people in the house, how much activity or circulation within the house, growing children
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      Food processor turns out many delicacies
      452 29 T OOKING for a good kitchen gadget for mother? The Magimix food processor is one of many new food blenders/processors available to help reduce the kitchen workload for the busy housewife. The French-made Magimix can help a house wife produce mouth-watering desserts- such as
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        439 29 FURNITURE SUPERMARKET LUCKY PLAZA -va. ORCHARD ROAD I*"* |U 4.8-4.13 (4TH FLOOR), LUCKY PLAZA, V 4%SS\SS7 SINGAPORE 9. 5^%%% I S TEL: *****87 *****91 have removed from B-30, People's Park C-^^USXT* C^ Centre to the above address. \^\S< /sT^ ABOVE METRO GRAND N^ V NEXT TO PARISIENNE grill ELDORADO ALL
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      Tiles to suit your budget and taste
      769 30 Tiles to suit your budget and taste fERAMIC tiles are fast gaining In popularity with house owners in Singapore. Costs of laying Italian ceramic tiles In Housing and Development Board flats range from about $2,000 (for a three-room unit), $2,900 (four-room) and $4,200 (flve-roomi. Marble too is finding popularity with
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      Compact hoods
      41 30 Power-lectric cooker hoods XL series. A ranire of cooker hoods ciVntl" with^cumulations of crease, steam and fumes in the kitchen. These are available either as recirculatTheir appearance is neat and compact, with economically designed controls and a luxury finish.
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      How to keep your floor looking its best...
      389 30 JUST about every American home has it. Now, it is fast catching on in Singapore. Called Corlon, this attractive but economical American flooring material U comparable, in appearance, with ceramic tiles but has vital advantages over many other materials. A vital one.
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      When visiting show flat or house
      143 30 From Page Two apartments are splitlevel to create a dimension of spaciousness. Important factor to consider when buying a house are its size, location and design. When visiting a show flat or house, note if the bedrooms are big enough for your large /small
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        787 30 When we say we've got a wide range in designs, shapes and sizes, iI"3S wcmean about *jw „> 500 l FindouthowSlNßOß M L^/ J makes ceramic tile m J^^ selection and tiling easy. At the Sinbor Showroom. s!s^sW |»JS^pM|"^Mß^^-^p^«^ L^^^ '"a M\ '^E ■V 1 m^k\ --^B I I |Wfe-
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        256 30 FOR A DOORMAT BUILT TO SURVIVE AN ENGLISH WINTER, SINGAPORE'S A PIECE OF CAKE. every year and buy a new J doormat,can your f— My* Bbw »Wyi So, when you buy a im iJiliu Nuway doormat, you can nhCii ■Siiii m mSCm sure tnat not only W'H i itmYtm wmJhmm
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      Is the Pope working himself to death?
      906 31  - Is the Pope working himself to death? JOHN HART: By ROME THE single light from the room high above Bt Peter's Square in Rome still burns well into the early dawn. Frail, and continually advised to rest. Giovanni Battista Mjntinl, who as Pope Paul was crowned IS years ago on
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      Search for the wheel that turns for ever
      763 31  -  BRUCE SANDHAM By pOR years it has been r a scientific Joke, an impossible dream. But suddenly the world's physicists and applied mathematicians are wondering- whether it really IS a joke after all. perpetual motion, powering a machine which, once started would
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        976 31 1 rain As Company Salesman- 2 «a| and leave that poor *f Rnr^ job behind you! i?jl§^^^*3 Full training for U.C.T.A. Diploma exams. The man in the car could and niturally they prefer men be YOU! The house and who have undergone a trainfamily could be YOURS! ing they already
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        1037 32 mmmmmm^^ Singapore bus si BUS FARE REVISION AS FROM S/ SINGAPORE BUS SERVICE (1978) LTD, WITH THE APPRC THE BUS SERVICES LICENSING AUTHORITY, HAS C WITH EFFECT FROM SATURDAY SCHOOLCHILDREN FARE The flat fare of 10 cts for Student Concession Pass holders will be replaced by the following scale No.
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        122 32 The tertiary institut DENT (A)' Passes i Nanyang Universit NgeeAnnTechnica The Concession Pa pective institutions July will be on sale i 5 July 1978. UNIFORMED P FARE All uniformed person National Servicemen from 20 cts to 60 cts. The present practice uniform will cease. MILITARY CONCES I Hmm NRtC W*
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        140 33 BUS SERVICE (1978) LTD. FROM SATURDAY IST JULY 1978 D, WITH THE APPROVAL OF GOVERNMENT THROUGH i AUTHORITY, HAS DECIDED TO REVISE BUS FARES FROM SATURDAY IST JULY 1978 it Concession Pass llowing scale: ire 5 5 pm will be charged )l children in governiools below the age Training Board
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        253 33 The tertiary institutions which qualify for the 'STUDENT (A)' Passes are the University of Singapore, Nanyang University, Singapore Polytechnic and Ngee Ann Technical College. The Concession Passes are obtainable from the respective institutions and the $18 monthly stamps for July will be on sale at all post offices from 22
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        520 33 SBS SHAREHOLDERS Tne Shareholder Concession Pass will be valid from cuADcuni neD rnKirpcQiON pacq 1 Au 9 1978 and tne first Datcn of tnese passes is exSHAREHOLDER CONCESSION PASS pecte(j tQ jssue<j by the fM wee(< Qf Ju|y IQ7B I I The Concession Pass will soon be obtainable from SBS
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        93 34 An invitation to gracious living Gas Cooker FABER. Washing Machine Cooker Hood 7555 X 90Y^ V^KB^o9\ I HPH P I HP o Vroms26//V rom$26/ Worn $34.80/ rB-OUU H.P. 1 \from $36.70/ J Bring your soiled laundry for a without obligation. For appointment call Mrs. Rosy Lim Ml. *****1,*****64. Wf9^9^^Sf99S^TW ■11
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        273 34 TOBMILKEH. II I f WHAT'S TOUR kfcA^UTTlE) i£\ n=^===^ /-f /UET^ OT THK (XW BAOCItfTO tX*\ V FELIA? Xtl /I II i !k^| VjCTjW$ O05ET TORE HE CQWKW/ OH GOODNESS— "j GO AWAV-- DON'T I I c.w«-«-i^-i I I V^^'J H( PUFF -PUFF I A BLACK CAT YOU DARE CROSS
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        147 34 m iuv ""< p steal a I wiLLie 'em an excuse to N BURK ix*p OF |MI ft AROUND"- AND I -V 1 HIM SOL..UT AH. THAT WWV I HAO >CT« JKlMftff V MOKVHINB S POMNPA H^^^B^fc^AiwSAVVAVpSrßVfß HCMf. MOOCSTY-TO EXPLAIN THAT hoca, wwaf and 9^l K^/n«MP.V. BUTMMim' V^" x MOT
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        488 35 THE MASTER OF HOBBY KITS DLAt Ambiw KjgnTOOWn to the lost detail* Monogram kits are engineered with the features that modelers want most detail ...realism... top quality. F-16 Fighter A-4E Sfcyhawk F-14A Tomcat 4 A-10 F.lrchild ~"^*^l i F-16Eagl« F-5E Tlg«v H F-104StarflgMar Univon(Pte)Ltd Singapore. Telephone *****55 C&E PUTS ITS
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        309 35 OUICKLY, NOW, MOHlft.' TELL ME /CTUKVa^' WK SEEK TO Ptfr/TOY I (S ANP lT wAS X I I SO IT <V\uST MAVI />«S5' WE PO NOT CARE JWV YOU »W WU« WAWiOM i TMOSS WHO »iNT TH6 HUGt WAVE ,«>Vw7 s*T "*1 AtAMMOTH-B/PSKS SEIN VOO HO49MS WHO I WMBTMBI YOUR
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        102 35 STAN LEY by Murray Ball Continuing the adventures of the Great Palaeolithic Hero "CRK.'A x »-o •••SMAKtSAftC'mf Elfe, HIiNCXT VICTIM? 4iflC R»ftW?RAT? :^^f^> ?:^^^^r^==3*^ *OgLJ. itANKMt VHKINOT HSTUIfIUVDUANb xx fttOTWC B%C£ Of THC eAmHA I JTiJ O u^ii!!^^, \^Yl *V_ ".."^NtibONT THINK YOU'RE FR££D<)M fPi. FIC«TERS 6(Wtt/ KCAUS£ VOO'RE X
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    • WELDING INDUSTRY IN SINGAPORE Sunday Times Special Feature
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        Impressive growth of the welding industry in S'pore
        436 36 Impressive growth of the welding industry in S'pore A BIG DEMAND FOR TRAINED PERSONNEL THE Impre s s i ye x growth of the welding industry in Singapore Is due in large part to the Rover nment's successful Implementation of its rapid industralisatlon programme. Up to the 1960's weldIng was
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        Wide range of quality equipment
        591 36 THERE is a wide range of welding equipment in Singapore to satisfy the most demanding welding requirements. There are hign-quaiity electrodes (for manual metal-arc welding), filler materials (for submerged arc. gas metal-arc, and electro slag welding), power sources for manual welding, semi automatic and fully
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        SOCIETY FORMED AT THE RIGHT TIME
        1006 37 rpHE formation of the Singapore Welding Society to promote the advancement and reputation of the science of welding in Singapore Is a land rr ark in the history of the local welding industry. This appears to be the consensus of tho c connected with
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        Choice of nine levels of welding current
        177 37 A WELDING machine from China which offers its user a choice of nine levels of welding current is fast gaining popularity here. East Machinery Sendirian Berhad, which distributes welding equipment manufactured in China, said the unit, A.C. Welder BX6-120, is easy to operate
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        WAYS TO CURB HEALTH HAZARDS IN WELDING
        499 38 higher productivity is achieved in the welding industry, serious environmental problems nre created. The most common welding method is welding with coated electrodes but this and welding metal covered by shop primer create fumes which are a health hazard. A study carried out
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        Two small companies which made it big
        677 38 PARSIGHTED busir nessmen who, in the late Sixties and early Seventies, banked on the rapid growth of the weldlng Industry were not disappointed. And small companies which began dealing with welding equipment at around that time soon found themselves handling sales worth several
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        431 36 iii?w:^i.. HUMiU^. SEMI-AUTOMATIC WELDING EQUIPMENT I AUSTRALIA UsX! P) LINCOLN i i^Sl v> iHk L^ ~^^a# af9R 400AS 500AS m __pj* im Hrj M I I FIELD WORK I ■^Hftafia^Hr A mZ^M^t*( WELDING ELECTRODES JQa^jU.^^ SIZES. LN22 WIRE FEEDER J^^^^ I (i^^^^i 3/32 in.3 /32in.- 14in.<2.5mm-6.3mm)1 4in.<2.5mm-6.3mm) BY "^"ABIE) LN-7*
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        172 37 ft+ 'H**- AWtt It' OXYGEN RHGBO IO OXYGEN RVBO IO ARGON RHFB2U ACETYLENE RHGBO I I ACETYLENE R VBO II CO2 CEFB2 I 3 ly 78A CUTTING ATTACHMENT f 72LP WELDING TORCH MODEL MG2B TOP REAR LEVEL 'UNIWELD' is a registered trade mark which belongs to UNIWELD PRODUCTS, INC., a
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        535 37 The man j who put §fo the OK y* in welding vy Jg Jr Arji'it happened 73 years ago like this. S 4awede Oscar Kjellbero invented tru Ai V W^ eti electrode and founded ESAB in bbbbbbbbbV I H v #j'' first Patent on the coated electrode HM^B- yfos granted
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        445 38 (pillpprfM STRAIGHT LINE A^flK^ \BUIBRO; CUTTING MACHINE Technical Data: rt^^ Frame in die-casted alloy. Weight: VV^W 8K 9 a PP rox Motion: by 65 watt ml %a I^l motor Voltage: 220 V Speed Vf adjustmentby means of a rheostat. JJ» Cutting capacity: up to 150 mm. iJ^. jß^k|Hk Backward and
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        111 38 IELECTRIcI (AUSTRALIA /USA) WELDING EQUIPMENT We are the SINGAPORE SOLE STOCKISTS of genuine spare parts and FIELD SERVICE for Lincoln welding equipment manufactured in both USA and Australia. SINGAPORE SOLE STOCKISTS of spare parts and FIELD SERVICE for Methods Equipment Australia. We are also Distributors for the followings:dkutz I JiM-WR.
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