The Straits Times, 5 November 1978

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    13 1 The Sunday Times NO. 2215 NOVEMBER 5. 1978 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 215/1/78
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    Lock icon GURKHAS GUARD PRISONS
    282 1  - GURKHAS GUARD PRISONS N.G. KUTTY and K. S. SIDHU 200-STRONG NEW UNIT By A NEWLY FORMED 200 -strong Gurkha unit is now doing guard duty at two of Singapore's largest prisons. (.'ailed the Prison Guard Unit, it is to supplement the local warders and further step up prison security. This
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    Lock icon Russia, Viet 'cast in their lots'
    105 1 Russia, Viet 'cast in their lots' BANGKOK, Saturday HANOI Radio said today that the Soviet Vietnamese treaty of friendship and cooperation signed In Moscow yesterday provided for the eventuality of attack on either country The radio In an extended English- language broadcast hailed the treaty as a major step forward
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    Now the way is clear for that cadre system...
    664 1  - Now the way is clear for that cadre system LESLIE FONG and GEORGE JOSEPH By I DELEGATES' YES— TO SAFEGUARDS TOO VTUC delegates yesterday approved the 11 constitutional changes allowing the introduction of the controversial cadre system but with additional safeguards made known on the morning at their extraordinary meeting.
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    Lock icon Blast death toll is 41
    61 1 MEXICO CITY, Sat. Fcrty-one people died ln last Wednesday night's gas pipeline explosion ln southern Mexico, not 52 or 54 as previously announced, the state oil company. Pemex. said yesterday. It added that of the 32 Injured Initially taken to hospital suffering from bums. 23
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    Lock icon Student's fiery suicide
    57 1 TOKYO, Sat A 17-ycar-old schoolboy burnt himself to death ln front cf Japanese Emperor Hirohlto'i Imperial Falace here today, police said. They believed that the boy poured kerosene over his body and set himself on lire on the «d« of the Imperial Plaza The motive for the
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    Lock icon 'Batam not a rival of S'pore'
    107 1 'Batam not a rival of S'pore' JAKARTA, Sat. An Indonesian mln 1 s ter has said that the development of Bat a m Island as a major Industrial base was not aimed at making It a competitor of Singapore. Mr. B.J. Habibie. State Minister for Research, told members of a
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    Mochtar: Reds accept Asean as a reality
    154 1  -  S. M. MUTHU fy INDONESIAN Foreign Minister Mr. Mochtar Kusumaatniadja yesterday said that communist super-powers and their allies ln South-east Asia have Krown to accept Asean as a reality without viewing It as a military pact He expressed the hope that the spate
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    Lock icon Talks to draft declaration
    48 1 JAKARTA. Sat —The Ai an standing committee t.gan a -wo-day nieetlng here today to finalise a joint draft decimation to be ;übmitted to .he coming A;ean-EEC conference la Brussels. The (<cclar£tlon will form the basis for future cooperation between A^ean and the ELC. Reuter.
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    2 sections
    26 1 THE Sunday Times today is 42 pages In two sections. Make sure you get the second section which contains your weekend features and comics.
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    S'pore firm hires Thai workers
    466 1  - S'pore firm hires Thai workers JOSEP H YEO By A SINGAPORE firm has Imported 100 Thai unskilled female workers for the labour Intensive electronics industry here. The girls arrived here ln three batches during the last two weeks to work for a Japanese company, NMB Singapore Ltd. Another batch Is
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    Lock icon Final bid to get Sadat to halt talks
    408 1 ARAB LEADERS SEND TOP MISSION TO CAIRO ARAB leaders meeting ln Baghdad sent a delegation to Egypt today in a last-ditch effort to persuade President Sadat to abandon peace talks with Israel. The official Iraqi News Agency said that the delegation left
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    Latest Ministry blaze
    59 1 Latest Ministry blaze A FIRE which swept through an attap colony, scheduled for demolition, blazed Its way Into the Ministry Of Health buildinc in Palmer Road early this morning. Nobody was reported injured and four fire engines were battling at press time to contain the blase which broke uut shortly
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  • The sunday Times
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      Lock icon US offer to balance the flow of information
      303 2 US offer to balance the flow of information PARIS, Saturday Ag its contribution to the international debate on how to balance the flow of information between developed nations and the Third World, the United States yesterday offered its Intelsat satellite system as a new means of communication with the world's
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      Lock icon IRAN'S OIL OUTPUT UP AS MORE RETURN TO WORK
      219 2 IRAN'S OIL OUTPUT UP AS MORE RETURN TO WORK nrcEHERAN, Sat Iran's 1 crippled oil production increased by a reported 20 per cent yesterday with the return to work of more politically motivated strikers but new violence broke out. A National Iranian Oil Company I NIOC spokes- man, reporting the
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      Lock icon Write-offs will save poor nations $648m in 20 years
      278 2 Write-offs will save poor nations $648 m in 20 years (GENEVA, Sat Some I 45 poor countries will save US$3OO million iS$B4B million) a year over the next two decades because industrialised states will write off their debts, the United Nations said yesterday. The secretariat of the UN Conference on
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      Lock icon Viets: Let China pick up soldiers' bodies
      338 2 Viets: Let China pick up soldiers bodies BANGKOK, Sat yiETNAM said to- day It is holding the bodies of six Chinese soldiers killed in the worst military clash between the two communist countries and has rejected Chinese demands the bodies be handed over at the border. A Vietnamese Foreign Ministry
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      Lock icon Death of 4 patients: Doctor arrested
      136 2 BANGKOK, Sat.— Thai police yesterday arrested a doctor and two medical assistants and charged them with negligence in prescribing a poisonous substance believed to be responsible for the death of four patients. A spokesman for the police department said today that the three medical
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      Lock icon TIES WITH HANOI: I CAN'T SAY WHEN VANCE
      146 2 TIES WITH HANOI: I CAN'T SAY WHEN VANCE WASHINGTON, Sat. —Vietnam has apparently dropped the condition of American aid that has been a major barrier to United States diplomatic recognition of its former enemy. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance said yesterday. However, Mr. Vance told a State Department news conference:
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      Lock icon TANZANIA SUFFERS SETBACK AS UGANDA DESTROYS KEY BRIDGE
      319 2 TANZANIA SUFFERS SETBACK AS UGANDA DESTROYS KEY BRIDGE DAR ES SALAAM, Saturday TANZANIA'S hopes of a quick victory in x its border war with Uganda dimmed today following Uganda's announcement that it had severed the last land link between Tanzania and a piece of territory annexed by Kampala. The Ugandan
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      Lock icon Ford strike, so 6,000 to be laid off
      85 2 COLOGNE (West Germany), Sat. At least 6,000 Ford car workers are being Uld off at the Saarlouls plant because of the strike of British Ford workers, a company spokesman said yesterday. The Ford spokesman said production would cease at the factory near
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      Korchnoi takes action against Karpov
      213 2 Korchnoi takes action against Karpov i AMSTERDAM, Sat. 'J\ Soviet defector Viktor Korchnol has begun legal action to bring world chess champion Anatoly Karpov of the Soviet Union to court in Amsterdam over their championship match last month, his lawyer said yesterday Korchnol, who lost the match against Karpov by
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      Lock icon $120,000 award for man who lost family in air crash
      178 2 BANGKOK. Sat—The Supreme Court on Thursday awarded 1.1 mlUion baht (about Ssl2«.*M) in Insurance claims to a man acquitted of a charge that he blew up a Jetliner to claim Insurance compensation for his common -law wife and daughter. A
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      Lock icon Russia, Vietnam sign treaty of friendship and cooperation
      500 2 Pledge to take effective steps against attackers THE Soviet Union and Vietnam have pledged in a joint treaty to take appropriate and effective measures against any attacker \y h o threatens the peace of either country. MOSCOW. Sat The pledge was contained
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      Lock icon TENG'S BANGKOK VISIT WILL BE CLOSELY WATCHED BY ASEAN
      552 3 DEMONSTRATIONS oc curred throughout the Chikmagalur elections district in India where Mrs. Indira Gandhi, the former prime minister, is standing for a Parliamentary seat. The demonstrations i were to protest against the death of a young woman in a political rally
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      Lock icon Golkar leader vows to fight the land speculators
      399 3 Golkar leader vows to fight the land speculators THE Indonesian government party Golkar chairman lashed out yesterday at land spectators in the country and announced he will fight those who are violating the law, hinting at a growing discontent among the oeasantrv. Chairman of the Golkar (action In Parliament Su«inmo
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      Lock icon 'Thailand keeping vigil on refugee boats
      203 3 'Thailand keeping vigil on refugee boats BANGKOK, Sat. Vietnamese refugees are being turned away from the Thai coast by Royal Thai Navy boats, the Bangkok World reported. Quoting aut h o rltatlve sources, the World alleged that only refugee boats that manage to sneak into coastal ports are allowed to
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      Magistrate clears two actors of mistreating a goldfish
      201 3 Magistrate clears two actors of mistreating a goldfish CARDIFF, Sat A court has cleared two actors of mistreating a goldfish after ruling it had not been satisfactorily proved that thr fish had suffered pain. The goldfish in question was featured in a play called "The Last Temptation." Anlmal welfare inspector
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      Lock icon Tourist jailed for spying
      64 3 MOSCOW. Sat A Soviet court yesterday sentenced a Swedish cltlaen, arrested on a tourist visit, to 10 years hard labour for spying lnfoim.d sources said. The sources said the court In Riga, capital of Soviet Latvia, passed sentence on Lalmonls Nledre, a Latvlanboin naturalised Swede, for
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      Lock icon Gunmen kill 12, hurt 18
      68 3 MANILA. Sat Unldrntifted gunmen killed 12 people and wounded IS others whrn they opened Are on biu In m remote trea of south-east Philippines, military murces laid today. T> c sources said t*ie heavily-armed gunmen rakod the bus with automatic fire M it was travelling
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      Lock icon Man who knew transfer system stole $21m
      249 3 Man who knew transfer system stole $21m LOS ANGELES, Sat. More than I Sslo million (SS2I 6 million) was stolen from a major United State* bank by a man who gained information about it* security system for transferring money by wire to other banks, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
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      Lock icon terms for spies: Russia protests
      262 3 terms for spies: Russia protests MOSCOW, Sat— The Soviet Union has protested to the United States over 50-year sentences passed on two Russians accused of spying and demanded that they be allowed to return to Moscow, the official Tass news agency said today. Tass said the demand was made by
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      DOCUMENTARY ON LEADERS HEADS LIST OF NEW SHOWS
      213 4 fpKE coming week sees quite an upheaval In the TV scene, with a good number of new programmes making their debut while others art bowing out. Heading the list of new shows Is World Leaders, a documentary series on 30th Century statesmen
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      TODAY
      172 4 THE WALTONB (Ch. 5. 2.45 p.m.). While Jason has a new job, the family waits In Joyful anticipation for the impending arrival of a newcomer In "The Orandchild." A two-part drama. (Part 2 In 'Nobody Run* Porever tonight on Ch. 5, 10 p.m. will be shown next week). smVIVOHS
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      TOMORROW
      114 4 DON'T ASK ME (Ch 6, 7 pini Magnus Pyke. wellknown for his flailing arms. Is asked In this week's edition why he gesticulates so much. Other queries are whether it Us possible to catch a trout by tickling It and why weightUfters distort their faces when they lift very
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      TUESDAY
      122 4 WAR AND PEACE (Ch. 5. 8 40 p.m.): While an anxious Natasha nurses Andrei, Pierre is accused of being a vy and Is taken out to be executed In "Of Life and Death." Part 17 of the serial. QI'INC'Y. M.E. (Ch. S. 10 p.m.): After an autopsy shows that
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      WEDNESDAY
      66 4 PLAY A TVNE (Ch. 5. 7.56 p.m.): Ulf Goran teaches his students to play The Waggoner's Song. Guest musician in this episode Is Latin-American percussionist Dennis Lopez. CHARLIE'S ANGELS (Ch. 5, 8.30 p.m.): The torrid trio taJce up residence In an apartment building to catch a psychopathic killer, who
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      PICK OF THE WEEK'S FILMS
      252 4 ROBIN AND THE SEVEN HOODS (Sunday Matinee today, Ch. 5, 10.45 a.m.) The "clan" Prank Sinatra. Dean Martin. Sammy Dtvls, Jr. stars In this comedy of a man who becomes known as the Robin Hood of Chicago. nuduui nuns ri«vEVER (Today's Night Movie, Ch. 5.
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      Swimming times
      73 4 TODAY: Sin>»«c 106 pm. (3m). Siiili Ktckil 11.26 a.m. (2.1 m). Hrt DicttM 9.13 a.m. (2.8 m) 9.28 p.m (2.5 m). TOMOMOW: SitpM" 239 a.m. (2.6 m), 1.49 p.m. (2.8 m). Srtili KtcM 1 35 a.m. (2.5 m). 12.11 p.m. (2m). rVt DickSM 954 a.m. (2.5 m). 10.13
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      THURSDAY
      85 4 THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN iCh 5. 7 45 p.m.): Pteve Austin Joins a rollerdertoy team to thwart its manager's plot to steal topsecret government files aod sell them to an International syndicate In "Rollback." RHODA (Ch 5. 10 pm > Rhoda thinks the blind date arranged for her
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      FRIDAY
      55 4 DECEMBER BRIDGE (Ch. 8, 6.05 p.m.): In this family situation comedy. the head of the household gives a "Oolf Lesson." THE I'NDERSEA WORLD OF JACQUES COt'STEAU (Ch. 5, 8.40 pm i The crew of the Calypso Journeys to the Island of Ouadalupe to study some mighty creatures In "The
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      SATURDAY
      133 4 BUGS BUNNY SUPERSTAR (Ch. 5. 10.30 ajn.): Narrated by Orson WeUes. this animated special presents the famous rabbit and his friends like Tweety and Daffy Duck. FATHER KNOWS BEST REUNION (Ch. 5. 2.25 p.m.): Jim Anderson (starring Robert Young) arranges a surprise for his wife, whom he realises is
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      SPORT ON TV
      152 4 SPORT ON TV PREMIER SOCCER (Today. Ch. 5. 12 30 pirn In another soccer presentation, Liverpool Is matched against Spurs while the second match features Nottingham Forest against Arsenal. CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES (Today. Ch. 5, 7 p.m.); Carmen Salvlno tries to gain more strikes In bowlIng than her rival.
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      CHINESE PROGRAMMES Bilingual scholars and their success story
      602 4  - CHINESE PROGRAMMES Bilingual scholars and their success story LEONG WENG KAM ■J BII.INGI \l ISM Is one of the nMln objectives out education system hopes to achieve. And ot the thousand:* of studrntx who p*4ki out from our school! each year, onto a few are effectively bUtnguaL In BUmrual Scholars,
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      680 4 9 SO AM Opening 2nd Tip Cat 1.31 News ii Brief 11.21 Tiwwf Ti«|£i Tujgi (Malay) 6 35 fciMl Warltf— Woodland Pond na £2 SSZ tStZ. ME tin Sammy Davis Jr Bing Crosby 7-30 News aid Newsreel (Malay) 12.31 PM Premiere SKeer-li»eritrt n Tittei- 7.55 Ciicert Tim featuring Risen Christ
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    Viet mission to buy oil drill equipment
    242 5 Viet mission to buy oil drill equipment A THREE-MAN Vietnamese delegation is now in Singapore to buy equipment and material for offshore drilling which is expected to resume there soon after a lapse of more than three years. It will scout for oil rigs, supply boats and other equipment and
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    PIANO RECITAL CANCELLED
    57 5 THE piano recital by Therese Dussaut. orga- nlsed by the National I Theatre Trust and sche- duled to be held at the DBS Auditorium on Nov 18 at 8.30 p.m. has been I cancelled. Miss Dussaut Is down with influenza in Prance and all her concerts in
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    SIA WILL PAY FEE FOR SEOUL FLIGHTS
    121 5 SIA WILL PAY FEE FOR SEOUL FLIGHTS SINGAPORE Airlines will pay Korean Airlines a fee fo r its thrii f»pfkl) flights to Seoul, it was learnt yeNterdajr. Sources said this was because KAL. although having the rights to fly here, does not. It has insufficient aircrmU. An SIA snnkfMiKiii said
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    Museum films
    21 5 THE National Musrum will screen tlirc; flims Henri Eventpocl Sculptures and Trei>mre- of Thailand on Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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    The day John stood on his own
    596 5  -  NANCY BYRAMJI By lOHN, the popular J extrovert of the Singapore Cheshire Home, never knew what it was like to stand on his own two feet until he we.nt into the home's new pool. The mute youth, who was rescued from the streets
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    Teenage fans walk out of concert as curtains ring down early
    349 5  - Teenage fans walk out of concert as curtains ring down early EDMUND TEO Ey HUNDREDS Of booing teenagers, banging chairs and shouting abuse, walked out of a rock concert when a popular band. The Heritage, were prevented from finishing their perfor mance at the National Theatre on Friday night. The
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      78 5 A word of Thanks The Directors and Management of Overseas Union Bank Limited take this opportunity to express their thanks to all customers and friends who attended the cocktail reception on the occasion of the opening of the Bank's new Ang Mo Kio Branch. Your good wishes, congratulatory messages and
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      447 5 The Passage of time It s important to know how the time passes through the ages into a smaller, thinner case without sacrificing any of its from toothed-wheel to mechanised, mainspring and quartz accuracy or dependability you would expect from a quartz watches. It's nperative to know that a modern
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    Community service volunteers start club for old folks
    401 6 A GROUP of 60 community service volunteers (CS V s including doctors, nurses and teachers, has done so well looking after the interest of old people in Redhill for the past three years that it Is now starting a club for the
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    Rctary talk
    41 6 THE Vice-Dean of tha University of Singapore's Arts and Social Science Faculty and senior lecturer In history. Dr. Ernest Chew, will speak on Raffles Re-apprats-sed at a Rotary Club luncheon meeting at Mandarin Hotel on Wednesday at 12.45 p.m.
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    Million-dollar home for aged to be ready next month
    277 6 Million-dollar home for aged to be ready next month r'S. Catholic Welfare Services' (CWS) new million dollar home for the aged in Oek Pon Road Jc.rong (above) will be completed next month. It will be named St. Joseph's Home and can accommodate 120 old folks. It will be run by
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    Robber who abused privilege rapped
    363 6 THE Senior District Judge Mr. Michael Khoo. in jailing a Malaysian labourer yesterday for eight years for robbing taxi-drivers, reprimanded him for abusing the privilege given to him in gaining employment here. Lua Chlng Chat. 20. a labourer with the Port of Singapore Authority who
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      398 7 AN ADVICE FOR STEREO RECEIVER BUYERS What will you do when you're in the market for a stereo receiver You're going to be faced with a difficult task of selecting from so many brands. And most likely, you'll be deciding on Akai. Even with an Akai you'll still be facing
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    CLOCK-IN PLAN TO GROOM ITB TRAINEES FOR WORKING LIFE
    420 8 gTAFF and trainees of vocational institutes will have to clock in and out and keep the working hours observed by industries. This Is one of the Innovations the Industrial Training Board (ITB) will introduce when It finalises changes to bring the
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    'Educators basically lethargic on issues of the profession'
    340 8 'Educators basically lethargic on issues of the profession' TEACHING professionals 1 are basically "lethargic" when it comes to discussing professional Issues because they are more difficult to solve than bread and butter matters such as working terms and conditions, a senior educationist said yesterday. If this persists, educators may find
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    Electrical show attracts 260 exhibitors
    202 8 Electrical show attracts 260 exhibitors OVER 260 exhibitors from all over the world will gather at Hyatt Hotel Convention Centre from tomorrow to Friday to display the latest range of electrical and electronic products. This second Biennial International Exhibition of Electrical anrl Electronic Engineering ENEX ASIA 78 will be represented
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    SPORE NETS $800,000 SALES AT FAIR
    72 8 SINCATOBE exhibitors negotiated about UH.Mi worth of sales at the Asean trade fair in Sydney last week. Deals worth another $2 million are now ■nder discussion. Seven Singapore firms have appointed Australian representatives while another It are flnallainr this. The director -general of the
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    Trader defied driving ban, jailed
    296 8 Trader defied driving ban, jailed BUSINESSMAN Tay Sam Choon 35, was Jailed a total of nine months and fined $550 by a district Judge yesterday for five traffic offences which he committed while under disqualification. Tay, who was brought to court under a warrant of arrest, pleaded guilty to all
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    HAWKERS AT WATERLOO STREET GET REPRIEVE
    130 9 WATERLOO Street hiwkrn have bfrn liven reprieve and will continue selling at the popular rating place while a review U made of tbeir ease. The hawker* were scheduled to move oat last Wednesday to make way for the construction of a walkway. An Environ
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    'DONATING BLOOD A FORM OF INSURANCE'
    152 9 'DONATING BLOOD A FORM OF INSURANCE' DONATINO blood should be regarded as a form of Insurance to ensure that should the n.-ed arise, blood Is there for yourself, your families and fellow Singaporeans, the Senior Minister of State Foreign Affairs). Mr. A. Rahlm Ishak. said yesterday Mr Rahim Ishak. who
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    CC picnic at St. John's
    41 9 PEK Kio community centre youth group will nold a picnic at St. John's Island on Nov 26 Pee Is 15 for members and f7 (or non-members Those interested may .nroll at the centre or ring *****41
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    Holiday trails to East Coast
    115 9 Holiday trails to East Coast MALAYAN Railway will Introduce «p c c lal services to the But Coast (or the Hart Ray a Haji holidays and the third term school holiday ln Peninsular Malaysia. The train will leave Singapore on Thursday and Friday at 7 p.m. and arrive at Tumpat
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    Crowded and hot but they're lucky to have place to swot
    623 9  -  JUNE TAN By IT was a warm October night. On a crude concrete-floor of a ground floor room ln an HDB block, about 15 children huddled together around cheap wooden tables. They felt warm but considered themselves lucky to
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    Ministers and MPs to lead tree planting today
    284 9 Ministers and MPs to lead tree planting today SEVERAL ministers, parliamentary secretaries and Members of Parliament will plant trees today. Tree-plant-ing Day. mainly at their respective constituencies. The Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, will plant a tembusu tree at Pearl's Hill Terrace, while his party
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    Accused formed break-In gang while on bail
    272 10 Accused formed break-In gang while on bail A DISTRICT court heard yesterday how a man, charged with three others with housebreaking, formed a new gang while he was released on ball. Soon after he was granted $10,000 bail on Aug. 30. labourer Kamls bin Awang. 30, banded up another three
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    Second birthday party greets Rosie in London
    155 10 VOT every girl gets a chance to celebrate her most special birthday twice, with an exciting airplane Journey In between. But. of course, not every girl Is a beauty queen who turns 21 as she steps Into a Jetplane taking her to London
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    UNION HITS OUT AT PSA FOR 'RIGID ATTITUDE'
    308 10 THE Singapore Port Workers' Union (SPWU) has hit out at the rigid bureaucratic attitude of the Port Authority management that has upset what the union claims to be its "fair and just demands." Stating this. Mr. V. Jayakody. SPWU's general secretary, says
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    Prices of leather shoes to go up by 20 pc
    147 10 Prices of leather shoes to go up by 20 pc rpHE prices of locally■l made leather shoes are expected to Increase by about 20 per cent this month, according to the Chinese Shoe Merchant's Association. An official of the association told the New Nation yesterday that the Increase was approved
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    On advanced marketing
    70 10 THE deputy director of the Trade Department, Mr. Ng Cnon Choo. will open the Advanced InternaUonal Marketing Management Programme at Mandarin Hotel tomorrow at 9.30 am The programme, organised by the department Is an In-ter-country event for Asean countries and 1» sponsored Jointly by the International Trade
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    Opic team tours islands and waterfront
    123 10 rE 10-member United States Overseas Private Investment Corporation (Oplc) mission, here since Wednesday, was yesterday taken on a conducted tour of the waterfront and the neighbouring Islands. The team, led by banker Charles Robinson, is here on the third leg of an Asean tour
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    Clippie fined for selling used tickets
    134 10 Clippie fined for selling used tickets BUS condurtrrss Yeo Choon Moejr. 29, was fined $800 by a magistrate yesterday when she admitted cheating Singapore Bos Service by selling two used 2»ceut tickets to a passenger Asrt. Supt. T. S. Zaln. prosecuting, told the court that on Oct 11 at about
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    Pre-dawn blaze destroys six shops
    125 11 Pre-dawn blaze destroys six shops APR! DAWN Mate at Kimponi Arang destroyed "ix sbow and wtade IS people homeleas yent'rday. Proprietor* of the six premises. three of which »err dealing in rharroal. estimated their totH loss at about SM.Mt. ibe fire sjM .irought un di-r control at about 5 M
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    ITB graduation ceremony
    56 11 OVER 1000 itraduands of thr Industrial Training Boards Industrial Technician course »ill receive their certificates at a graduation ceremony at the Singapore Conference Hall tomorrow at 130 pm NTUC secretary-general. Mr Devan Nalr. mill speak and present prizes to outstanding liraduands of the two-year training course run
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    Fire chiefs' meeting
    48 11 ABOUT 100 delegates will Attend the three-day International Fire Chiefs Association of Asia iIKCAAi 10th general conference at the Hyatt Hotel tomorrow. The Permanent Secretary (Social Affairs i. Dr Ho Guan Urn. »ill open the conference on Tuesday at the Islander Room at 10.30 am
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    Water shutdown in Choa Chu Kang on Friday
    115 11 SEVERAL places In Choa Chu Kang will their water supply shut down this Friday fot the Public Utilities Board to divert a 300mm diameter water main at 17 km Cho a Chu Kang Roud There will be either no water or low
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    15pc rise in vandalism of public phones
    209 11 VANDALISM of public telephones has shown an increase of 15 per cent during the period June 1977 to May this year. The average number of payphones vandalised was 327 compared to an average of 282 during the previous year. "Statistics show that the
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    Bigger karate classes
    42 11 TANGLIN community centre Is enlarging Its Trachmado karate classes, which Is being held from 7.30 p.m. to 10.30 p.m.. on Mondays and Wednesdays. Those Interested are asked to call personally at the centre between 3 p.m. and lb p.m.
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    LONG ROAD TO RECOVERY FOR A BADLY BURNT VICTIM
    613 11  -  BENG TAN By ABADLY-burnt victim faces a long road to recovery being discharged from hospital is not the end of his pain and suffering. After the initial treatment for burn shock, skin grafting and antibiotic treatment to prevent infection, the victim
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    Multi-fee pay phones being studied by Telecoms
    297 11 Multi-fee pay phones being studied by Telecoms rpELECOMS is studying 1 the feasibility of installing multi-fee pay phones for regional service at strategic locations like Paya Lebar Airport. Woodlands checkpoint and the railway station. "With this facility. users can mak- trunk calls from pay phones to Peninsula Malaysia," a Telecoms
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    Big drug seizure: Singapore Customs helped Thais
    248 11 Big drug seizure: Singapore Customs helped Thais SINGAPORE Customs officers assisted their Thai counterparts In uncovering Information which led to the recent ambush off Thailand of a boat carrying seven tonnes of marijuana apparently destined for Australia. It was learned yesterday. Customs sources here said that four senior Singapore officers
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    LITTLE BOY LOST
    53 11 POLICE would like the relatives of a four-year-old Chinese boy who was found wanderinc in Stamford Road on Friday nlfht to contact Central Police Station. The boy. who could only identify himself as Ah Menf was wear- In* a blur tec-shirt and white shorts when 1 picked
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      383 11 I It's easy I to make your I next oil change IB I a change W[ i Ito Castrol spa I I There are 25 Castrol Service Centres g I and Workshops throughout Singapore <H| I If I where Castrol oils and greases are used I to ensure that your
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  • at the CINEMA
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      FUTURE WORLD GONE MAD
      413 12 WALTER SECW reviews Death&port TiHE doomsday synd- ro m c continues tliis week with DEATHSPORT (now .showing at the Plaza) and the outlook it projects of life in the future is once again hopeless and cheerless. Withovit exception tortay's film makers do not seem to have
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      Hardy's classic
      81 12 THE Singapore Film Soclety will show John Schleslnger's 1967 hit, FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD at 4 p.m. ..j ana n m tnriav at thp '"tl m erX c annw Cultural Centre, Canning RlseThis two-and-a-three-quarter-hour-long film, starring Alan Bates, Julie Christie, Peter Finch and Terence Stamp, is on
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      Closing the lid on the man with the big bat
      521 12 Closing the lid on the man with the big bat R.Y.C. YUE reviews F.nal Chapter, Walking Tall lIERE he comes again, that towering Tennessee lawman swinging that outsized "truncheon." FINAL CHAPTER. WALKING TALL now on at the Odeon i is the third film based on events in the life of
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      44 12 TOA PAYOH HAPPY OCEAN NOW SHOWING NO FREE LIST TOA PAYOH 11AM, 115, 3.30, 7 15 t 30PM HAPPY 11AM. 1.30, 3.30. 7.30, 9.30 PM OCEAN 1115 AM. 1 .30. 3.30. 7.30 t 9.30 PM A Conlontii Pictur* in Color Scop* Tiger.Crazy Frbg f
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      142 12 iiM\r\Hl NOW SHOWING! PhoV. J*****5 Ham, 1.30, 3.30, 5.30, 7.15 9.30pm Mandarin P>c«ur« in Celourwoot f| 4 it J^fc, Ho FrM Lnt .^■^r^^^^^^^aaHHßßßaß^Ba^B^B^B^B^^B^Bfea^aißßw^BHaVa^ll ■^^■^^▼/■■■[■T^f^laTxaH 5l n C Affl B|«%HM UaJil Tin, chMx VT^^PVaL*i^^H^^L^ a aI B vr^9 SI '°"t t" aW^ *^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^T Today morning show at 9.00 am Starnnj Shern
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      64 12 ■tf.if.vi-aninna:mitW 25th B. 9 Dor' Golden City: 1.45. 4,7 1 9.30 Golo., 1 15, 3.30, 7tl 30 j A CMPC Production in Mandarin coloncopr with Enflith, Malay I Chin. Subt. Po. Tin I Ch.o Lin in Ta-oay Morninf. $•>•• f at 11.00a.«. at bath »l»a»»r«i AdmiMion pnc#t Of $1.00. 52.00
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      353 12 NOW SHOWING SIMULTANEOUSLY AT A I A Buklt Timah Shopping Contra. IS ALA! Uppw Buklt Tlm*4< Mo«d MAJESTIC-ODEON KATONG-RUBY-SILVER CITY (All Theatres Today 5 Shows Except Silver City) Qata«MatMUc*(Xi*>oivKatong«Niit>r In CANTONUC I SHvt* City: In MANDARIN I fa£* BY HOOK CROOK BSaSS^^COLORSCqPE-ENGLISH SUBS ObEON? NEXT CHANGE! There's Life After Death
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      411 12 OWCiMIIIATIOM NOW SHOW IN I lam. 45 4 00 6 4 Mr FUNNTiONI STRIKES AGAIN" I MIIWIWI P TOOAV 8 JOom Pt,nceL.<k> M 8 4bom Ol m THI IVIL SWORD N PRESIDENT SKY I lorn, I 45, 4 00, 6 45 9 15 JURONG 1 45 4 IS 6 45,
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    Registered, but they still go through customary wedding
    450 13  -  NGIAM TONG HAI By SINGAPOREAN spouses now tend to live together as man and wife only AFTER they have undergone customary nuptial rites. And this, a seminar was told yesterday. Is a new phenomenon in today's marriages. People are not prepared to
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    'Celibacy in society should be respected'
    539 13 pELIBACY in society v-» should be respected as people have the right to choose a state of unmarried life, a senior lecturer of the University of Singapore's Sociology Department, Dr. Eddie C Y. Kuo, said yesterday. The trend in Singapore is that more people
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    Unnoticed but still very much there
    444 13  - Unnoticed but still very much there EDMUND TEO By PIANIST Jimmy Chan Is a much taken for granted person. But not because he lacks the personality or the talent, but because of the type of music he plays. And that's providing "background type" music at the Mexzanine Lounge of the
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      377 13 ITALIAN CERAMIC TILES AND MARBLE. Comparatively Superior in Quality. Yet BUSINESS HOURS Sunday Public Monday Saturday: Holidays: 8.30 am 6.00 pm. JO. ooam 4. 00pm. HUATONG PTE. LTD 37 A. Lorong 27 A. Geylang off Sims Aye, 14. Tatapttofw: *****16. *****96. *****21. Telex RS ***** HUATONG. Cable "HUATONGCO" nm into
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      468 13 National introduces C-Rl-the camera with three thrills in one. V c)*jf^gmßK~~ J*» Law k V^^H 'lP It shoots ra It flashes rg It sings m Simp), aim and-.hoot WK Built-in electronic flash E*t9 Senimvo AM radic The complications are gone. National Sharp, colourful flash pictures with Push the power switch
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    The Sunday Times SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1978
    502 14 The Sunday Times SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1978 SOS: LOOKING AHEAD... THE end of the coming year will mark a decade of sterling service by the Samaritans of Singapore, volunteers all who listen to the woes and try to answer the whys and wherefores of people in noed of understanding. The
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    Games people play when trying for that job...
    904 14  -  BENG TAN By HERE ARE HINTS TO CARRY WITH YOU WHEN YOU GO FOR AN INTERVIEW— AND TRICKS TOO FOR some, getting 1 a Job depends on the right connections. For others, it iper qualifications, experience, personality and getting past a panel
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    Washington—paper capital of the whole world...
    1053 14  - Washington— paper capital of the whole world... MILTON CHASE: By Washington So many forms that the people are now up in arms at the sheer waste WASHINGTON not only is the capital of the United States but also the paper capital of the world. More paper in the shape of
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      8 14 Somcdjy all witchw will be made this way.
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      630 14 We are open today at Lucky Plaza from 12noon-6pm Monday-Saturday 11am-Bpm at UIC Building Will remain open as usual from Monday to Saturday 10.00 a.m. -7.00 p.m. Closed on Sundays. Visit our Audio Visual Presentation Are you handicapped by your English? Am \ou content wiihlb- ».i\ 11H I ko« to
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Syndicates now shipping Vietnamese out for gold
      575 15  -  ALLAN BARKER By UN SUSPECTS 2,000 GN SHIP NOT GENUINE REFUGEES 1/UALA LUMPUR, Sat. International syndicates are now believed to te Involved In the ever-expand-ing traffic of people from Vietnam, organising shipments of human cargo In return for gold. Informed sour- i ceg
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      Guarantee cards on S'pore sets no good
      407 15 Guarantee cards on S'pore sets no good manufacturers are refusing to honour the warranty cards for colour sets bought in Singapore where sets are cheaper. A check with assemblers established that they will not provide free warranty service. They wlil only provide free repairs in the first year if the
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      Senator's call to Asean
      81 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Asean could adopt the coordination and harmonization of national Industrial development plans as another form, of Industrial cooperation. Senator Ksmarui Arlffln. chairman of the National Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Malaysia, said her* UXUy This was to ensure that the objectives and Industrialisation
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      Body of missing doctor found in well
      161 15 Body of missing doctor found in well KUALA LUMPUR. Sat roller yesterday found the body of an English doctor reported Kissing In Pnlau Langkawi since Thursday rbe body of Dr. John Douglas Green, st, was recovered from a well at Telaga TuJ«h the Stream of Seven Wells a major tourist
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      258 15 SUNDAY TIMES CROSSWORD ACROSS DOWN 1 Kind of wool (6) i 1. Chest complaint (8) I Buppmi>te (6i 9. Ptant (7. Fragment (3) 3. Attack (.4) I 10 Agitate 14) 11 Beams 4 Concu (6 j. shapes ili-^sTTt L« ,f,"T.' <«> (3) i r£ibl* il A^entiti .3. Scurrilous l«> 10
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    Changes to constitution will have double safeguard
    840 16 THE NTUC ELECTIVE PROCESS STAYS 'SACROSANCT AND INVIOLATE 1 I do not envisage any further major changes in the NTUC constitution 10 years from now, because what we are doing is to prepare for the future. Mr. Devon Noir 'THE proposed x amendments
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    FOUNDATION AIMS TO BUILD UP CAPITAL OF $30m
    522 16  - FOUNDATION AIMS TO BUILD UP CAPITAL OF $30 m CHIA POTEIK By HPHE target of the A Labour Foundation is to build up Its capital to between $20 and $30 million in the next five to 10 years, Mr. Devan Nair disclosed yesterday. He said that by Investing this money,
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    Cadre power: Devan gives word
    251 16 Cadre power: Devan gives word rnHE NTUC will prove I beyond any doubt that the safeguards Introduced will erase apprehensions of appointed cadres mustering a majority over elected delegates In exercising power. This assurance was given by Mr. Devan Nair yesterday when he addressed the NTUC delegates conference. He was
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    Devan regrets...
    157 16 rIS is a letter to the editor of the Sunday Times from Mr. C.V. Devan Nair. received last Friday: I refer to a news story which appeared in the New Nation, (Oct 31, 1978). under the heading: "The night Devan Nair won a bet." May I assure your
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      243 16 Home study courses with the British Institute of Engineering Technology are your answer to continuing education while you work BIET correspondence courses help you to improve your career prospects, without having to conform to classroom routine For complete details, please till out the coupon below and we'll sand you your
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  • Timescope ... Women ...
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      Mix and match beach wear for day's outing
      375 17 Mix and match beac h wear for day's outing Story by NANCY BYRAMJI Pictures by TAN WEB HIM 'THE holiday season U around again and you may want to spend part of the time on the many splendid beaches off Singapore, but worry about being chilly after the swim. Instead
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      Would you sell your wedding ring?
      564 17 SEPARATED FROM YOUR HUBBY DLOWERS and Jewels have always had a special meaning for women as mes s c n gers of love. And a woman will often treasure some gift for a lifetime because of the memory it holds rather than its market
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      466 17 AdvertUrment A few moments to complexion loveliness By spending just a few moments each day smoothing on a tropically moist oil blend you can help yourself to keep a younger look in your skin. These days, many women find themselvs too busy to pamper their complexions and this is probably
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      149 17 B> EQU PAGE Now yours, with our with every puichas^^Jternes We have a gift for you from x > s the House of Hermes n>. a precious coff ret oK.i Id In >*^^^^.^^K3^B^ Collect it when you purchase .^C&E-' **V^V*' Hermes fragrances worth $100. > Amazon or Caleche itself. Or
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      675 18 AT YOUR SERVICE SECTION INDEX <^tm, Telesfcoae Service Eg CLASSIFIED AE}S w. r^ 1 i^Ei: 254-44Z2 Perword 60rls(Min 59.00) Iv orittT AßirS I I Percolumn.m $11 75(Mln *****) IA UHMUAKItb I FOR SALE A SHOPPING GUIDE II EMPLOYMENT 111 VEHICLES BOATS IN VEHICLES BOATS 111 VEHICLES BOATS t ForS*4« A
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      642 18 11 Gardening i mwmwmm^a^aimwamwawmm FRUIT PLANTS AVAM.ASLE as) sN International Mangoes Rambulans Seedless Guava Durians etc 53 Tavistork Avenue *****1 1 LARGE VAMETKS OF Ornamental Trees for sale Height 1 3 metres Call *****3 for further TREE PLANTING DAY Special offer ?0% discount Imported bud grafted mango. Sunkist orange. Chiku
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      512 18 "5^ Koyo CAREER OPPORTUNITIES MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (QRINDBIO PROCESS) Secondary education No experience required Preferable ITB Metal Machining Certificate Age 20 25 ELECTRICIAN ITB Electrical Certificate Age 23 28 MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN ITC in Aircond it inning and Refrigeration with 1 2 years relevant experience OR 2 3 years experience in
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      551 18 Bill SINGAPORE KCK (PTE) LTD 2-O. Bloc* 6, Fourth Floor Kaasng Place tmß*nri 12 invites apphrs.lons from Singapore L Malaysian citizens for the post if FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (IST*2NO JIBFT) WE OFFER Ist shift 6 30a m 250pm 2nd shift 2 45p m lip m Shift allowance $1 50 per
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      875 18 43 Vahidts For Hirt AH LEE BZ alrcond cars or nonaircond cars for hire. Please call: *****7/*****15 RENT-A-TRUCK alrcon car from Hoe Hong Trading Co 1. Dunlop Street (8). *****01' *****51 *****73 45 Vohicles For Sato ACCIOENT FREE 1672 Ford Cortina 1600 GT One enthusiastic owner With radio Done only
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      785 18 Takes ths heat oil your engine 1 Add a can lo votir radiator to KEEP YOUR CAR RUNNING COOL! PREVENT COSTLY REPAIRS 300 Fuel Treatment 400 Coolant 420 Stop Leek 450 Radiator Flush 480 Anti-Rust 500 Oil Treatment 520 Gesr Additive 555 Engine Flush 700 Diesel Fuel Conditioner Sola Agents
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      962 18 SUZUKI GS7SO. JUNE 1978. Orange colour $2.000/ carry on installments Tel *****87 after 1100 a in SUZUKI RV SS 1674 motorcycle Very economical and stylish. Selling $500/- o.n o Ring Patrick *****05 SUZUKI SCRAMBLER TB 250 cc 2 months old Selling $2,900 ono Ring *****52 Stephen SUZUKI SCRAMBLER TSI2S 1976.
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      939 18 1672 TOVOTA CELICA with alrcond. sports-rlms. cassette, new Insurance $9,400 negotiable Tel *****06 Steven 1671. AUSTIN 1100 GT MX 111 New road tax. insurance, radio, cassette, console box $7,450 Tel *****18 1673 BMW 2560 immaculate condition, unique number plate, tyres, tax new Genuine buyers call *****77 1673 DATSUN 140J Immaculate
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      1098 18 I MONTH OLD Colt Sigma GENUINE BUYER REOUIRE s IBOOGS alrcond. sports rims Ll Hm ham steads. Mmiciun tyres, radio cassetle. rustpio..' man. Colt OeJant or below !600 showroom condition. $23,000 53M3«. Christina ono Te1452.5«1l PROBLEMS SELLING YOUR M rondhand r.ir v*e pa> tuelv !or an) in ik» 46 Vehicles
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      142 Deaths
      97 19 LIM KIA WEE Aged 81 passed away peacefully on 3/11?8 leaving behind Beloved wile Ctna Nol Kent< UaTaaah. Kirn l-iaiiK. MengKwailK.Koyston, Daughters Kirn Mul. Jessie. Lily. Magdalene. Prlscilla Sons-in-law: Khoo I.im Song. Ruymond UT Ong. ■rktC I Teoh, Steven BC Chua LVaughters-in-law Wee Swee Eng. Wan Yuan Kam
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      8 19 In Memoriam n forth* loved ones whomvou remember
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      66 19 WOON FONG LIM passed away peacefully on No* >d, 1971, leaving behind beloved Sena: Siang KrMam Siong Toh Eddia Slang Kee. Clement Sang Yap. Steven Sang Chop. John Sang Toon, Tony Sang Book. Peter Daughters: Slew Kheng Sww Fundl N»nc > 7daughlers-in-law 2 sons-in-law and 14 grandchridren. Cortege will leave
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      140 Acknowledgements
      37 19 Th« ••"v«» MR WONG DINO OOAN express their heartfelt thanks to relatives, friends ->'id neighbours. Blk 3 to S Ang Mo Klo. for their assistance, donations, ondolenres. wreaths and atu-nd ence during their re<enl bereavemenUs
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      144 In Mcmoriam
      24 19 m EVER toviNO Memory of our Vivien Oh Slang Huang departed 5.11.68 Rtmembered always by Father. M Hher. Brothers. Sisters a"d
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      33 19 IN LOVING MEMORY 05 OUR DEAREST MOTHER MOM X ATttERINE HILDA THAVER GONE 7 YEARS. BUT YOUR MEMO RIES ARE STILL WITH US. YOUR LOVING SONS DONALD. CHRIS ANO iOMMY. OAUOHTER-IN-LAW ROS•;. GRANDCHILDREN
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    28 20 It DAM, AM N D«pvtod: 5.11.1173 Five sorrowful years have gone but sweet and cherished memories never forgotten by your loving wife children. relatives friends
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      England are odds-on to retain Ashes
      747 22  - England are odds-on to retain Ashes KEITH MILLER Says rpHE English eric- keters arrived in Australia last week con f 1 dent, cocky and, I must admit, odds-on to retain the Ashes. This may sound a defeatist attitude from an Australian, but you have to look facts squarely in the
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      Lock icon Paceman Hogg the hero
      98 22 Paceman Hogg the hero A DELAIDE. SaW-Aus- tralla had a new fast bowling hero today after former milkman Rodney Hogg tore England's batting apart on the second day of the touring side's opening first-class match against South Australia. Hogg, whose run-up resembles Dennis Lillee's and with the speed and bounce
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      108 22 ADELAIDE, Sat. England batsman Cllve •ra. Radley needed seven stitches for a cut abec; his left eye after he was felled by a ball from South Australian fast bowler Rodney Hogg on the second day of a four-day cricket match here today. England manager Doug Insole, who took
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      Lock icon Gant sets world marks
      487 22 England, who will start arriving from Nov. 15. JUDO 16 contestants from North and South America. Asia and Europe yes- I terday advanced to the seml'lnalii of the world Judo cham- 1 plonship in Rio de Janeiro. First place In the four lightweight competitions went to
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      444 22 LONDON, Sat. The United States are finding it difficult to stamp their supremacy over Britain in this year's 50th annual Wightman Cup tennis competition The British squad, led by Virginia Wade, are chasing their 10th victory In the history of the
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      Lock icon Fulham upset
      93 22 LONDON. Sat. Jack Garner scored his first goals 1 in League soccer last night to give Blackburn Rovers a 2-1 upset win over Fulham In the English Second Division. Ray Evans, the Fulham captain, gave the promotlonchaslng London team the lead In the 12th minute. But Garner hit
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      Lock icon 'Sevvy' has a big lead
      151 22 rKOHAMA (Japan), Sat. Severiano Ballesteras of Spain shot a one-under-par 71 for a five-stroke lead after the third round of the Japan Open golj championship here today. He had a three-round total of 10-under-par 206. The 21 year old Spaniard sank three birdies against two
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      169 22 I«URKU (Western Finland), Sat. Lamar Oant, of the United Stales set two world records In the under80 kilometres weight class on the second day of the world power-lifting championships here last night. The records were 282.5 kg in dead lift and 640 kg total. Second In the class was
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      Kratschmer's set to strike gold
      120 23 Kratschmer's set to strike gold OLYMPIC decathlon silver medallist Ouldo Kratschmer may realist his dream of winning a gold at the next Games In Moscow in 1980 If his rate of progress U anything to fo by The 25 year old student of biology and spurt set a European record
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      GOODBYE, CRUYFF!
      354 23 AMSTERDAM, Sat. Johan Cruyff, one of the world's greatest footballers but still "an ordinary Amsterdam lad" according to his mother, bows out on Tuesday. Cruyff says farewell to his Dutch fans In a charity match between A] ax Amsterdam, the club he Joined as a skinny teena g
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      174 23 Hancock, Fergus stay ahead LAKE BUENA VISTA (Florida), Sat.— Phil Hancock yesterday blr died the final three holes to put his team In a three stroke lead after two rounds of the US$2OO,OOO ($420,000) Walt Disney world national team play golf championship. Hancock combined with Keith Fergus for their second
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      94 23 Y)ORT LAND (Maine I Sat. Welterweight Sugar Ray Leonard defeated Jose Bernardo Prada last night in an unanimous decision to maintain his unbeaten record. Leonard, a former Olympic champion, was the clear victor accordIng to two Judges at ringside and referee Carl Nesslinn. Prada fought hard early
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      737 23 TODAY LOCAL Sswlleig National championship final (Tenpln 10.30 ami. nilllaroa National senior Individual three-ball championships (Wonderland Saloon 6.45 pm) Mssaey Singapore v Malaysia •aa a a r lnter-constltuency tournament (AJI matches at 430 pm) WORLO Crlakal Punlab XI v Indiana (Bihawalpur. Pakistan I. Husky league Britain v
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      1724 24 AMATEUR rider Desmond Brown was in A brilliant form at Bukit Timah yesterday, landing a treble on Impala, Survival and Mesti Jadi. Impala took the 400 metres scurry in the first race by half-a-length and paid $22. Survival beat favourite Top amateur rider scores hat-trick, trainer Buang
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      842 24 Movie Fan looks cut above rivals BIG SWEEP AM O V I E FAN II looks a cut above his rivals in Race 6 (4.45) In the Bukit Timah pro-am races today. The Franklncsence five-year-old showed a return to form with two smart placings at Bukit Timah In August. He
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      Jonah remains a threat
      94 25 JONAH BARRINGTON. 37. has won every title save the World Open In his career and even at his age, remains a threat to the top three professionals. Barrington. whose Interests Include music (he plays the plano>. has done more than any other man. to promote squash
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      414 25  -  WILFRED YEO Dy SINOAPORE Tenpin Bowling Congress officials must be keeping their fingers crossed, hoping that the men's masters champion at tonight's national championships at Tenpin will be a member of the Asian Games squad. If the officials' hopes turn to ashes and the national
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      114 25  -  TODAY, the spotlight is on Jonah Rarrington and Bruce Brownlee, seeded eighth and sixth respectively, in the Pakistan International Airlines World Squash Series, starting at the Kalian; Complex By on Wednesday. Seventh seed is Ahmad Safwat Barrington and Brownlee are like the two ends of
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      SAFWAT PULLS OUT
      69 25 AHMAD SAFWAT. „nk.H top-ranked EgypUan squash professional has Dulled out of the Pakistan International Airline* squash World Series starting st the Kalian* Comfclex Wednesday, w|th a ef nJur, Singapore Squash Racket* Association officials are to meet promoter John Beddington of the Inter- national Manaermrnt Group today to
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      SAWLF trials shock for ironmen
      298 25 SAWLF trials shock for ironmen pOMPETITORS In the v/ three trials the Singapore Amateur Weightlifting Federation will stage for the ASEAN youth and ASEAN Liew Kirn Teng Cup meets in Manila next March are In for a shock, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. For the SAWLF have raiser) their qualifying marks so
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      Lock icon Jury's Melbourne Cup odds cut
      223 25 MELBOURNE, Sat. Jury, a four-year-old gelding, had his price for Tuesdays Melbourne Cup race slashed from 25-1 to 16-1 after winning the Hotham Handlcap over one 2.500 metres »t Flemlngton here today Another Cup entry who ran a good trial was Rang Again. He finished
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      JOCKEY SAIRI WARNED
      330 25 JOCKEY SAIRI WARNED ►pHE Stipendiary Steward's report on the pro-am combined meeting at Buklt Tlmah yesterday. State of going. Yielding RA(K 1: Littlr Arab (V Leong) was a. little slow Into stride. RACE A*ll (K S Tan) dwelt and lost many lengths at the start. Mukine the turn into the
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      Brownlee the top rookie pro
      88 25 BRUCE BROWNLEE. 23, the world amateur champion, who turned professional recently, was voted by Chris Palmer, the world's foremost squash writer, as the top rookie professional of 1978 And quite justifiably so. This Is because of his tremendous progress up the professional ranks, and he
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      SRU seek donations
      102 25 r[E Singapore Rugby Union need $3,000 to house the national team in a local hotel during five days of centralised training before the team leave for the Kuala Lumpur Asian championship from Nov. 18-25. SRU president Howard Cashin, in making the appeal, said: "We received some financial
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      Misplaced fear that could do game more harm
      573 25 FROM the sidelines with GODFREY ROBERT T OCAL rugby, presently riding the crest of a wave of success, received a Jolt four days ago when It was announced that national players could not take part in the Singapore Rugby Union League. The
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      Ong to play after all
      122 25 SCRUM-HALF Ong Poh Hua will after all. play for Singapore In the Asian rugby championship in Kuala Lumpur from Nov. 18-25. reports GODIBEY BOBERT. But Ong will definitely miss Singapore's second game against Malaysia on Nov. 20 as 1 c will be sitting for exan
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      Kathleen leads
      165 25 FPPING the qualifying list does not necessarily guarantee one a similar position in the final so the three bowlers who headed the women's open (Jean Tan) women's graded (Margaret Lee) and men's graded A (Vincent Tan) lists discovered yesterlay at the national bowling championships at Tenpin. Jean was
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      136 25 B^BgB^B^B^B^BJBaaaBJBMB^MMBjBjBMak „.r .gMBJBMBMBBaSjBHBMBUBaaaat MBBSjUB^^ I 1R 7 J^ S Life can be so cruel He's alone in the world now after his mother and father passed away. His parents didn't believe in life insurance, so this child was unprotected. Not only is he left an orphan but a question mark
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      Hoe See battles on but in vain...
      578 26  -  BERNARD PEREIRA. By Bangkok. Saturday SINGAPORE suffered a slight setback on the flr*t day of the inaugural world badminton championships here tonight when their recent'y-rrown-ed world invitation g rls doubles champion Tar Hoe See crashed 12-11. 4-11. 1-11 to NixerUs little known Grace
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      Clubs in favour of new ticketing system
      189 26  - Clubs in favour of new ticketing system JOE DORAI By A majority of the Na- I tional League clubs are in favour of the Football Association of Singapore's new ticketing system for next year's Malaysia Cup matches at the National Stadium. According to a survey conducted by the FAS. more
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      Goal-hungry Sembawang
      138 26 DIHMUM, champions. Srmbawani. yesterday, qualified for the Group One final of the InterConstUurnry soccer tournament when they trounced Siglap 14 0 at i Farrer Park, reports JOE DORAI. I Sembawang will now meet Joo I Chiat. who beat Tanjong Pagar 9-0. After two weens of competition 19 teams
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      Lock icon MALAYSIA CUP: THERE WILL BE SEMI-FINALS
      336 26  -  P'NG HONG KWANG By ITU ALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Malaysia Cup home and away semi-finals will be continued when next year's competition Is ulayed under the one-round league format for the first time. This was decided at a Football Association of Malaysia competitions committee
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      Lock icon McDermott's late penalty saves Liverpool
      439 26 LONDON. Sat. A late penalty goal by substitute Terry McDermott preserved English First Division leaders Liverpool's unbeaten home league record against Leeds United today. McDermott. who came on In the 55th minute (or Scottish international Graeme Souness, equalised a first-half John Hawley goal nine minutes
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      Richard scores easy win
      93 26 RICHARD Yap. of Chinese Swimming Club, scored an easy 300-148 victory over Lav Wen Yew. of Rubber. In their three-ball match In the national billiards championship at Wonderland Saloon last nl«ht In another match. Tar Tlang Ouan. (Chinese SwimI mlng Club), had to bring out his
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      Singapore beaten again
      357 26  -  ERNEST FRIDA Civil Services Games roundup By MALAYSIA proved too strong for Singapore when they wen four of the six snorts in the annual Inter -Government Services sports festival yesterday. Since the series started In 1973, Malaysia have won the overall title eight times 1974.. Malaysia got
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      596 26 Congratulations Ludi Wijono for using Maruman Titanium Racket to win the Singles Doubles of 1978 Singpore Open Grass Court Championships. The first and only Titanium Tennis Racket f Maruman m \l Titanium is a special > kind of aero-space metal Super-strong Ultra-light. And corrosion-resistant V m In short, it is
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      570 1 C^OR the past two years, JT I have been making Intensive Inquiries Into what many people regard as the biggest mystery of post-war polities why Harold Wilson, a man addicted to power, resigned the premiership to make way for an older man. Shortly before Wilson
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      Mystery of the missing Russian postcards
      274 1 rIE mystery of the Mikoyan postcards" provides an excellent example of how every little tit-bit was seized upon by Harold Wilson's enemies. In December, 1961, Wilson received a New Year greetings card from Sergei Mikoyan, the son of Anastas Mikoyan, the Armenian who served
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      'Efforts to maintain secrecy about my love affair gave rise to rumours'
      255 1 In any event, he distributed copies of the birth certificates which had been difficult to find because Marcla had given her maiden t:amc as Wil-liams-Terry on one and Williams-Field on the other, instead of plain Field. Marcla Insists
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      MARCIA: THE GOSSIP GOES ON
      656 1 FART THREE OF THE CHAPMAN PiNCHER EXCLUSIVES NO ONE has been more gossiped about than Sir Harold Wilson's political secretary, Lady Falkender, the former Marcla Williams. Much of the gossip has been 111-kiformed. and some of It downright vicious. Though Sir Harold quit the Premiership
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      Her job as a maid led to first novel
      492 2  - Her job as a maid led to first novel EVELYN NG FROM UPSTAIRS TO DOWNSTAIRS THEN UP AGAIN AS A VERY SUCCESSFUL WRITER By AT THE age of 22, Monica Dickens turned her life upside down when she rebelled against her mother's wish that she be a debutante Instead, she
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      Lock icon Forsyth makes the Top Four with $6 mil deal
      572 2  -  JONATHAN HUNT: Frankfurt p> FREDERICK FORSYTH has Joined the ranks of the wo r 1 d's four top m on c y-e ar ning writers with an advance on his new novel reputed to be worth 556.3 million. This ls the
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      643 2 THE FLAGI'E DOGS By Richard Adams (Penguin Books). WHEN Richard Adams's first book. Watership Down, was published in 1972 It received wide acclaim, but many doubted he would be able to repeat such a success with any subsequent novels. However, his next work. Shardlck,
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        180 3 BEFORE we select sportsmen to represent the nation at international meets, we must define the aim of participation. In my opinion, the primary aim is to promote goodwill among the nations participating in the meets. The secondary aim is to upgrade the standard of performance of
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        626 3 Blunder! A case when silence is not golden... THE TOPIC The Singapore contingent far the Asian Games in iangkok has been selected. Many nominated sports and sportsmen were dropped. The selectors have not gives) reasons for their selections. Whet do you feel should be the method of selecting sportsmen to
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        388 3 QOME 11 sports have »3 been axed for the coming Asian Oames to be held In Bangkok next month. Two or three are goin" to appeal to the SNOC. What was the basis of selection? Perhaps the only source that can enlighten the public
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        396 3 I WOULD like to meet the man who said: "Winning isn't everything it's the only thing." Over a cup of tea, i would try to win him over to my philosophy that "TRY-umph" is the all-important word in the dictionary of sports, and not "win." When
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        290 3 MUCH has been said In the press about the Singapore National Olympic Council's controversial decision to send only a modest 60-strong contingent to Bangkok for the Eighth Asian Oames. By selecting only those athletes who have a chance to win medals, the BNOC Is taking the
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        248 3 "noujonsflif"'? Japan's Leading Fashion Magazines 1. MADAM SPECIAL EDITION NO. 41 MID-SUMMER 78 3 2. L L L SIZE STYLFS- FASHION SERIES 4 3. DRESSMAKING CO-ORDINATE LACE FASHION- 78 EARLY SUMMER NO. 9 B'i»-^^^^ MADAM SPECIAL NO. 41 Contains 305 Latest Styles -4 W' 239 Styles in Full Colour 4
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      879 4 ...and the world would be a far better place to live in rvIFFICULT, Isn't it, to say we are sorry, especially when we know we are In the wrong? I keep thinking about the varying degrees of recalcitrance when it comes to this and wonder why It should
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      430 4  - A POWERFUL YET POLISHED THIN LIZZY PERFORMANCE Jeffrey Low I By r[IN LIZZY: LIVE AND DANGEROUS (VERTIGO). Loud, aggressive and yet polished. That's the kind of rock Thin Lizzy otter In their first "live" album after struggling for seven years to gain some recognition in a vastly superior hard rock
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        653 4 38 JAPANESE MANUFACTURERS IN ENEX '78 27 manufacturers are occupying Booths 81 16-8150 on Level 3. Exhibits range from electric measuring instruments to other products These exhibits measure up' to your exact requirements. 1 1 other manufacturers are participating individually on Levels 2 and 3. Perhaps, they may have what
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        900 4 ft J|j\ "For God's sake, Harry not the silver wedding dinner." H CAPRICORN BP?1 rAURUS VIRGO Dec 23 Wj^VM April 21 Kl Au« 23 to Jan 20 MM! to M '> n VAv t0 Sept 22 CAREFUL planning ONE relationship HAPPINESS Is rein the early days of strengthens this week
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        Dynamic development of the USSR national economy
        618 5 QS NOVEMBER 7 the Soviet people celebrate their National Day the 61st anniversary of the (ireat October Socialist Revolution. This has been a year of dynamic development of the USSR national economy. In the first eight months of 1978 the volume of Industrial
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        Fundamental task of foreign policy
        125 5 Excerpts from a speech by MB. LEONID BREZHNEV. General Secretary of the CPSU Central Committee and President of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the I'SSR fn Baku on Sept. 22. WE REGARD it as the fundamental task of our foreign policy to do
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        Guarantees to nonnuclear countries
        266 5 Excerpts of a speech by Mr A.A. GBOMYKO at the 33rd Session of the UN General Assembly: IT SHOULD be recalled that recently our country has taken a step helping the non-nuclear states gain more confidence in their security. The Soviet Union declared that it would
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        UPWARD TREND IN SOVIETS'PORE TRADE
        503 6  - UPWARD TREND IN SOVIETS'PORE TRADE YU. PETROVSKY By SOVIET SINGAPORE trade relations were established in 1965, the year Singapore was proclaimed an independent republic. On April 2, 1966, the USSR and Singapore concluded a trade agree ment which provides for mostfavoured nation treatment, the basic principle of international trade which
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        Soviet fleet fishing in world's ocean
        321 6  -  V. KAMENTSEV, B y Deputy Minister of Fisheries of the USSR MANY coastal states have established territorial water, fishing and economic zones with a width of up to 700 nautical miles. These zones cover quite a number of the lone-established regions of operation of
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        Soviet merchant marine: Problems and prospects
        372 7  -  T. GUZHENKO, ly MuMtttr if tbt USSR Mtrchut MariM rpHE Soviet mer1 chant marine Is part of the national economy of our country and serves to satisfy its requirements and those of the population In sea carriage at minimum cost. As of Jan 1.
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        Aeroflot carries 100 mil passengers each year
        359 7  -  YEVGENI SMIRNOV By AEROFLOT has be- come the world's first airlines to carry annually more than 100,000,000 air travellers. It services more than 3,600 cities and populated localities all over the world along the routes totalling almost 1,000,000 kilometres. Within the first two
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        More Soviet cars on the roads of SE-Asia
        594 8 CWCH year ever more Soviet automobiles appear on the roads of various countries. Including in South-east Asia. They are exported by the Ali-Unlon Avtoexport Association. Svet Zakharov, a Novustl Press Agency correspondent, asked Vladimir Cherkasov, VlcePresldent of V O Avtoexport, to say
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        Bolshoi ballet star is known overseas too
        407 8 By Marina Istyushlna A 25- YEAR-OLD Bol- shot ballet soloist Lyudmlla Semenyaka Is well known at home and abroad since she Is one ef the few dancers holding Anna Pavlova's Prize, the highest award of the French Academy of Dance. She hit the
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        Moscow Olympic projects go up at a rapid pace
        385 9 HPHE Muscovites are used to the rapid growth of their city, but all the same the construction rates at the Olympic projects impress them. A mere two years ago the butterflyshaped cycling track at Krylatskoye was on the drawing boards, as
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        Gymnast for the world c'ship
        162 9 ALEXANDER Dityatin. 21. on left, a student of the Lesgafl Physical Culture Institute in Leningrad, two-time winner of the I'SSR Cup. Is going to participate in the world championship in Strasbourg. Alexander's coach Anatoli Yarmovski sets great hopes on him. Dityatin has the gift to
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        Bar in the hands of 'big Russian'
        379 9 IJE is called "enig11 matic", "prickly", "the strongest". Call him what you may, nine years have passed and still no one can hold a candle to Vassily Alexeyev. Eight time world champion, gold medallist at the Munich and Montreal Olympics, he is in
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        154 5 Our Meatiest Congratulations to the Government I People of the USSR on the occasion of the 6 1st Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution 9 Congratulations and best wishes from the Moscow Narodny Bank Ltd. to the people of the U.S.S.R. on the occasion of the 61st anniversary of
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        161 6 VO/PER SINGAPORE We are proud to have been of service to Singapore Soviet Shipping Co.(Pte.) Ltd. Marissco(PteJLtd. Vbsoer FVivate Limited. 200 TanjongRhu, Singapore 15. Te1: *****44 gT~ 1 Congratulations Best Wishes I 1 to the i GOVERNMENT and PEOPLE < off the USSR i on the occasion of their 61st
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        215 7 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES to the g 6ov onaoit A People of to USSR m their fist Anivonanf •< tkt Croat October Socialist Revditioi from: 1 THOMAS SUPPLIERS 5 MM Woh Hup CornolM, B««ch R(Md, Singapore 7. Ta<: 251M56 P Congratulations Bast Wishes I the Government and People of I 1
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        106 7 a»fjPOyej*^jeßOjswO)^^jia'4iCwE'^^jeMC^^^^j#Et^^y^^Jo^W^^W^^jEEt^ a W^Wj^*^^P^a^a^^B^^a^*^w^a^>^^^^^^^^^^j Congratulations Best Wishes the Government and People of I USSR I m on the 61st Anniversary H Great October Socialist Revolution I TRI-UNION GO (PTE) LTD. i jfi Room 2001, Shenton House, Shenton Way, S S SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****44 (3 LINES) g| Store: 352, River Valley
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        214 8 I HEARTIEST i CONGRA TULA TIONS and fc BEST WISHES to the PEOPLE I GOVERNMENT OF THE TTGQP Uoolv |3 on the occasion of the 61st Anniversary ffi of the P GREAT OCTOBER SOCIALIST I REVOLUTION DATUK SRI NG QUEE LAM H B M S P M.J S B ST
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        224 8 Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE PEOPLE GOVERNMENT OF U.S.S.R. on the occasion of their NATIONAL DAY from PRESIDENT EMPORIUM PTE. LTD. Ut i PRESIDENT JEWELLERY \ssr PRESIDENT REST SNACK BAR 320 Serongoon Road, Singapore 8. Tel: *****83-5 Congratulation* A Be«t Wishet to the Government A People of the USSR
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        198 8 Congratulation Best Wishes S the Government people of j? I U.S.S.R. J| on their 61st Anniversary of r j the Great October Socialist Revolution S 9k from l l g£ AMARNATH GROUP OF COMPANIES AMARNATH ENTERPRISES PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE AMARNATH EXPORTS PTE. LTD. SIN6APORE AMARNATH PRODUCE PTE. LTD. SIN6APORE THAKRAL
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        241 9 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO MESSRS RAZNOEXPORT AND THE GOVERNMENT AND PEOPLE OF USSR ON THE SIST ANNIVERSARY OF THE OCTOBER SOCIAUST REVOLUTION FROM lEI Sin SHOE MMMUFACTURER 35A-39A. ST MICHAEL'S ESTATE FLATTED FACTORY JALAN TENTERAM, SINGAPORE 12 TEL *****8 Congratulations Best Wishes to ttt Government I People of the
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        238 9 J.. Congratulations and Best Wishes J J to Tbi Gmrratit aid People of the USSR on the occasion of their Slst. Anivtrtanr of The Great October Socialist Rtvolitioi from BULSING (PTE) LTD. Bth H, International Plaza, Anton Road, Singapore 2. TEL.*****71, *****40, *****32 a Congratulations to |i the Government People
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        232 9 CONGRA TULA TIONS BEST wishes THE PEOPLE GOVERNMENT I OF USSR ON dfcrl THE 61 ST ANNIVERSARY OF 1 m > THE GREA TOC TOBER SOCIALIST REVOLUTION NEW SOVIET GALLERY (S) PTE LTD 09m 1 66 1 68, Ist Fir Lucky Ploio Jstr^Bl 304, Orchard Rd, Spore 9 jBl^K TEL
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        302 10 I'LL SEE WHAT'S ON TV J ~7 HO-HO-HO" VI W "Tn \T HA-HA-HA-J f| HA-HA-HA-HO-HO-HOll this show HO-HO-HO- I I HO-HO-HA-HA-HO-HO- I 1 m v HA-HA-HA-HA l 5^ LJ T N ff fAI-I^/f AI 1^/ HA-HA-HA-^ -r-, HA-HA-HA-HA-/ 9 ---AND NOW A COMMERCIAL I ---WE HAVE THE BEST I >^|S|
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        392 10 MODESTY Inv i*o*k> c o»***- r 'o«» I a uttu\ tx h— cha*hso, pswjrv tvl IK JKf «OOm .iWAI w«.LS I Small MkSOV. rr ma« MSM ««sSnv \^N wn.l. sc T B 1 l£-^r^l ?Jl*" u2koii£ s I t^W *^i BTA TC OJOW 1 Ir^ V a£ov«p SaoS S^b^b^^^\V\^b^Bblbl I
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        170 11 i WORLD BOOK ENCYaOPEDIA 1978 Ecßtlon CHILDCRAFT Fi M >,„„„„-, produc for immediot deli My: |j M^^^^j^^^^^^^^^^^^ *&Z&&&2m&4ft4A w <> rl << B <x> k Encyclopedia 1978 Edition $990 fc **-iij "-^ft i.r I jk,« f C .'§-<■■ 2/ inFOflo Book Dicfrionory i ou mX f|| 'ft if. c"*e *ffi|]
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        117 11 I /f\ x'^^( WHIL.S T>^ MUMANS I Af&~ S^^t^m X** JNNArf URAL /►••(ICMKW/y^^^^ r>— f J i^ tttWT— I (/JH/HM I ifc»lJj4 TO y iT IV JAiP TO >X ANO| V* «P oi#« rL*v^n-ms-' wj^? kxcit>n6 samm I I'Hgg?** I sun-BP^ AW4UW»^ **%y j ijki w^l N__ IPLEASe.MOMEV- POM'T "K^giNfc
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        80 11 I rb%ulv QjSfcayi^^-* I beautiful J^^j r*^y i V* "77°"> Mi. FREP/ HOW T7l /^7<3 j« jAT/ 3 s^e /^X w^ s TWE WUNTIN© ?Jl I BAS6EP ...NOW/ Y^ O^ER S*^~\\ ACTTER f WHERE'RE YOU lc^/ TO fS^) I f TELL > 1 <3OINS i?^ BARNEY'S. v C^ M ,TJf
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    • ENEX-ASIA 78 Special feature
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        Chen to open Enex-Asia exhibition
        302 12 A new era in development v of Asean region as electrical and electronics centre gNEX ASIA 78 opens in Singa pore a new era in the development of the Asean region as an electrical and electronics centre. Enex-Asia Is the second biennial, international electrical and
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        Professionals to share their expertise
        536 12 PNEX-ASIA "78, will provide 34 professionals, from different parts of the world with a meeting place in Singapore to share their expertise for the development of the electrical and electronics Industry in the. Asean region. The exchange of expertise will take place among the experts
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        Making a strong comeback in the region
        309 13 Making a strong comeback in the region PROSPECTS OF FURTHER GROWTH RATED HIGH rB electrical and electronics Industry is making a strong comeback In the Asean region with prospects of further growth being rated high, according to experts in the field. The growth of the electronics industry is said to
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        SWITZERLAND, A PIONEER IN HARNESSING, EXPLOITING ENERGY
        720 14 The electrochemical industry AS Switzerland U richly endowed with water the only raw material It has In any great quantity and possesses a very active machinery Industry, whose beginnings date back to the early years of the 10th century, It la not surprising
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        Vacuum cleaners with carpet pile height control
        1172 15 Vacuum cleaners with carpet pile height control nnTH the gradual de- dine in 'he amount of home help available to the housewife this centur. the clomesttc appliance manufacturers have marketed their various aids on the principle t^at, if labour isn't available machines can be substituted to carry out the same
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        Grundig rated top in survey
        200 16 Grundig rated top in survey A research company has rated Urundif as the top brand in test* conducted on 28 International brands of hi-fi receivers. The results carrlf d in the September "TEST" Issue published by Stiftung Warentest, an Independent foundation for testing- consumer electronic products In Germany described the
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        142 13 Congratulations to The Organiser and All Exhibitors of ENEX-ASIA'7B PDA is proud to be associated for the 2nd time running in the construction for the biennial Enex Asia exhibition IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR: Design and Quality Reliability and Total Service at cost to suit your budget call on us
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