The Straits Times, 10 September 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    FIRST 100 FOR THE C-BRIGADE
    947 1  -  IRENE NGOO Ministers explain the move By 4 THIS Is «n« of car vocational training schemes for national servicemen. It Is Just like training drivers to drive army trucks aad rooks to rook. The sew scheme is to train national servicemen to be skilled la
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    Brigade is to augment national defence
    587 1 Brigade is to augment national defence THE Construction Brigade is being set up to augment national defence and NOT primarily to ease the acute labour shortage m the booming building industry. This was how the case was presented by Home Affairs Minister Chua Sian Chin and National Development Minister Teh
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    Lock icon Second canal study
    62 1 TOKYO, Wed. The United States has agreed to join Panama and Japan m a joint feasibility study on the construction of a second Panama canal. Mr Omar Jaen. special envoy of Panamanian President Aristides Royo. told a press conference today the three countries had agreed to establish
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    Lock icon Single wreath marks Mao's anniversary
    134 1 BEIJING, Wed. A single wreath m Tian An Men Square today marked the fifth anniversary of Chairman Mao Zedong's death. The wreath on the memorial to revolutionary heroes bore a message which said: "Our great leader Chairman Mao lives eternally m the hearts of the
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    Lock icon Solidarity opens US office without telling Polish Govt
    334 1 SOLIDARITY branch seeks free parliamentary elections: Pag* 4 NEW YORK, Wednesday POLAND'S Solidarity trade union has sent an envoy to New York to open its first office abroad without informing the Polish Government. The office is being sot up with help from
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    Lock icon Sovan has talks with Brez
    201 1 Sovan has talks with Brez MOSCOW, Wed SOVIET President Leonid Brezhnev had talks with the leader of Kampuchea's Vietnamese-backed Pen Sovan regime today m the Kremlin, Tass news agency reported. The meeting came two davys after Mr Brezhnev met the Vietnamese Communist Party leader Le Duan. Tass said Mr Brezhnev
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    Lock icon Indians leave for Tibet
    88 1 NEW DELHI. Wed. Eighteen Indian pilgrims departed today for two holy Hindu sites m the mountains of Chineseruled Tibet. They are the first such group to travel to the area m 19 years. Officials said only those m top physical condition were allowed for the tough
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    Hospital and clinic fees to be increased
    617 1  - Hospital and clinic fees to be increased RAYMOND MOSES Ly FEES at public hospitals and clinics will be increased and the system of charging changed so that patients will pay according to the services received and the costs incurred. And the government wants the higher medical bills to be borne
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    33 1 TEHERAN. Wed. Iranian spiritual leader Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomeiny "will see nobody for two weeks from Saturday" his office announced over Radio Teheran today. The radio gave no reason for decision. AFP
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    WORKERS HARASS MINISTER
    66 1 PORTSMOUTH, Wed. Hundreds of dorkwark ers, angry at the Urn «f S,M* jabs, .surrounded kicked, punched and threw eggs and rocks at visiting British Defence Secretary John Nott today until he fled. One dockworker said Mr Nett, might have been killed had he not retreated Inside a
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      117 1 48 pages today DRAMA AT HIGH STREET PLAZA Back Pag* The tale of two American airlines by Dr Tony Tan Pag* 11 Picking the 'brains' of the dumb servants Pag* l4 Chrissie: I may quit this year Pag* 33 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS S, 4, COMICS 12 CAUSEWAY 12 EDITORIAL
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      541 2 Toy safety watchdog A SELF-REGULATORY body to see that all toys sold here and exported meet a set of Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research safety standards will be set up by the end of the year. The Toys Safety Authority of Singapore is being backed by Case,
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      COMMENT
      248 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: IT IS fortunate that the government has cleared np certain misconceptions about its plan to deploy national servicemen to work on construction sites. The plan is a good one. The country needs an indigenous pool of construction workers for possible emergency work. Also, youths who
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      $46 m for school aids
      121 2 BY 1986 and $45.6 million later, all schools will have audio visual equipment on every floor and will have the full range of aids to make teaching more effective. The Education Ministry will foot the bill under a five-phase plan, the first stage of which
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      SPORTS
      212 2 Chris to quit WIMBLEDON champion Chris Evert-LJoyd is thinking of giving up tennis and "I aim to go out on top, she says after reaching the semi-finals of the US Open tournament for the 11th year m a row. "This year or next year may be my last" says
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      287 2 METAL SCAFFOLDING DEMAND TO REACH $100 M IN 5 YEARS WITH new legislation to make compulsory the use of metal scaffolding m the construction industry by April 1982, total annual demand is expected to increase to some $100 million m five years' time. At the moment, the demand
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      BACKGROUND
      81 2 FRENCH NS RECRUITS THE French have a very versatile system of national service. Apart from service m the military, recruits can serve the nation m other ways. For those who have the qualifications, they can perform technical assistance and professional services m the colonies or countries which have cooperation
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      555 2 Pakistan's warning PAKISTAN has warned that it will hit back if Afghan Government forces continue to raid' its territory. Its President has also accused neighbour Afghanistan of provoking border tension and says Pakistan "strongly protested" the recent crossborder raids. The violations have a "definite pattern," he says.
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      224 2 More SDCs to close THE government is going to shut down more subsidiaries of state development corporations and pull out millions of dollars worth of shares from scores of unprofitable business ventures m which the corporations have invested. But it plans to invest more m the profitable
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      SECTION 2
      452 2 For a Singapore ballet THE problem with ballet m Singapore is that it is stuck fast m the Western mould and consequently rather pale m content. The reason is simple. Most dancers are trained for overseas exams that dictate a vocabulary and style strictly European. So to enrich
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      500 2 Cnao m i I m i 1 It I m l No, it's ~^i IfA In an atmosphere not a kind U|^.'' fl X that is soothing, of tea. It's aJE with lilac hues and big welcome, cascading flora, m Vietnamese, liUj I spiced with enticing to the newest gastro-
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      127 3 Death on beach of Tasmania THF.KK N nothing much this woman can do except to try and comfort these whales. The pilot whales, some 1M of them, beached themselves on Tasmania's Ironhorse Beach on the east coast yesterday and they are expected to die. Police said many of the whales
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      Lock icon Pak ready to hit back if Kabul forces strike again
      366 3 ISLAMABAD, Wednesday PAKISTAN is ready to retaliate if Afghan Government forces continue to violate its territory. President Zia Ul-Haq warned here yesterday. The Pakistan leader accused Afghanistan of provoking border tension and said Pakistan "strongly protested" recent cross-border raids from
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      Lock icon Prem cracks down on use of war weapons
      93 3 BANGKOK, Wed. Thai Premier Prem Ttnsulanonda has ordered a crackdown on the illegal use of war weapons because violent crimes have risen, government officials said today. Under the Prime Minister's order, criminals found to have used the weapons inclnd- Ing bazookas, M-K'B
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      'Passport for drugs swop' report
      335 3  - 'Passport for drugs swop' report LIM SAY BOON By Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Wed. The Foreign Affairs Department disclosed yesterday that about 5,000 Australian passports were lost or stolen each year, mostly m South-east Asia. It admitted that Australians could easily "trade" passports for drugs or money and re-enter the
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      Lock icon Call to halt marriage abuse by visitors
      146 3 Call to halt marriage abuse by visitors NEW DELHI, Wed. A member of the ruling Congress Party called on the government today to end what he called the exploitation through marriage of young Indian Muslim girls by Arab visitors. Mr Syed Rehmat AH said m the Upper Hhouse of Parliament
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      174 3 Horsemeat unfit for humans export cartons CANBERRA, Wed. Pri- mary Industry Minister Peter Nixon told Parliament today small traces of dye indicating horsemeat unfit for human consumption had been found m export meat cartons m Victoria State Mr Nixon's revelation about the dye, indicating horsemeat from a knackers yard, came
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Computer theft woman to be deported
      302 4 Computer theft woman to be deported MANILA, Wed. Immigration authoriti?s today ordered the depot 'ation of a pretty Japanese bank teller who admitted the computer theft of 130 million yen <551.276.360) to pay off her lover's debts. Matoko Ito, 32, nodded and said "yes" when she was asked during a
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        Lock icon 27 denied asylum
        97 4 FILIPINO immigration authorities m Manila yesterday denied a request for political asylum by the first Chinese refugees to flee to the Philippines. Immigration and Deportation Commissioner Edmundo Reyes said he asked the Philippine Foreign Ministry to arrange with the Chinese Embassy the immediate repatriation of the 27
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        Lock icon Foot warns Labour
        79 4 THE British Labour Party is heading for defeat at the next general elections if it continues its political infighting, the party's leader, Mr Michael Foot, told the Trade Union Congress meeting m Blackpool on Tuesday. Issuing a strong appeal for political and trade union unity, Mr Foot
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        68 4 LIBYAN leader Col Moammar Gaddafi has called for closer ties between Arab states and the communist bloc, the state-run Libyan news agency said yesterday. He said last month's Libyan-US dogfight convinced him of the need for such ties. "This armed aggression by a big power has convinced us
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        Lock icon Takeover plan
        84 4 AUSTRALIA'S powerful Congress of Trade Unions (Actu), meeting m Sydney yesterday, announced a policy aimed at forcing the government to gain virtual control over the nations resources. The plan calls for close monitoring of the activities of foreign companies and the eventual nationalisation of most natural resources. Several
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        Lock icon China urges pullout
        97 4 CHINA yesterday urged the United States to withdraw its armed forces from South Korea "as early as possible so as to create favourable conditions for Korea's peaceful reunification," the official Xinhua news agency reported m Beijing. China took issue with the US decision to withhold the withdrawal
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      Lock icon Way cleared for approval of Bonn budget
      276 4 FREE DEMOCRATS BACK PACKAGE BONN, Wednesday WEST Germany's coalition partners appear to have cleared the way for Parliamentary approval of a austerity budget to curb government spending next year. Members of the Free Democratic Party (FDP), junior coalition partner of Chancellor Helmut Schmidt's
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      Lock icon Jet explodes
      28 4 TOKYO, Wed. A US military iet caught fire and exploded m the air over western Japan today, but its pilot parachuted to safety, police said. UPI.
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      Lock icon Solidarity's Warsaw branch seeks free elections
      314 4 GDANSK, Wednesday THE powerful Warsaw branch of the Solidarity trade union said today it planned to call for what would amount to free Parliamentary elections m Poland. The branch said it would submit a proposal to the unions national congress demanding unlimited and unrestricted
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      Lock icon Nato tests route for sea convoys
      107 4 Nato tests route for sea convoys LONDON, Wed. More than 83 ships from nine nations' navies began a North Atlantic Treaty Organisation exercise yesterday to test a new "defended lane" system for protecting merchant shipping m wartime. In the 11-day exercise "Ocean Safari," convoys will sail between the English Channel
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      Lock icon Sea boundary
      34 4 DAMASCUS. Wed. Syria has extended its territorial waters to 66 km from 19.2 km under a new law approved by its Parliament last month, the Syrian News Agency SANA reported yesterday. AFP.
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      Lock icon Thieves strike at show with cobra guard
      113 4 LONDON, Wed. Thieves have stolen four blue sapphires worth more than £14,M1 (Ssss,B*t) from a room In which a deadly cobra was mounting a muchpubilrLsed guard over another (ar more valuable Jewel, London police said today. While a crowd was gathered around a
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      249 4 Believe it or not, you're looking at a sOOmm super telephoto lens. It's the SP 500, Tamron s latest Optically theSPsOo's unique thinmasterpiece. And it's the world's element design with its silver-coated smallest and lightest 500 mm lens. r ef lex mirrors reduces aberrations to Barely larger than a medium
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      Cost of new controllers
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      Lock icon TWA matches Pan Am's fares to stay competitive
      386 5 NEW YORK, W«d. TRANS World Airlines announced yesterday that it would match Pan American World Airways' new cut-rate fare between New York and Miami, while other airlines said they were considering fare reductions to "stay competi tive" with Pan Am. But airline
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      Lock icon Reagan and Begin hope to patch up differences
      269 5 WASHINGTON, Wed PRESIDENT Reagan and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin hope to smooth out differences, establish a good working relationship and accelerate the Middle East peace process when they meet for the first time today. Mr Begin will be starting his seventh
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      Lock icon McDonnell Douglas fined $2.7m for pay-offs
      134 5 McDonnell Douglas fined $2.7 m for pay-offs WASHINGTON, Wed. McDonnell Douglas Corporation, the second largest US Defence contractor, was fined US$l.25 million (5J2.7 million) yesterday for making more than seven million dollars m illegal payments to boost sales of its wide-bodied DC-10 jets overseas. The fine was imposed by District
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      Lock icon Hokkaido jolt
      41 5 TOKYO. Wed An earthquake, strong enough lo topple household objects, was (eft m the eastern and southern parts of Hokkaido. Japan's northernmost main island, today, the meterologiral agency reported No reports of injuries or property damage were reported AP
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      The cake that's too good to resist
      105 5 IT IS a case of having the cake and eating It too. While dad Don Darras and master chef Roy Butterworth are busy trying to put up what would be the world's tallest cake, three-year-old Adam is caught eating Into their efforts. Mr
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      61 5 TOKYO, Wed. North Korean President Kirn D-Sung and Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja held talks m Pyongyang yesterday, reported the (North) Korean Central News Agency. The agency, monitored here, said the talks were held "m a cordial and friendly atmosphere" but gave no details. Mr Kusumaatmadja, heading a
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      Lock icon China backs Egypt's ME policy
      324 6 China backs Egypt's ME policy BEIJING, Wednesday CHINA, m one of its most detailed outlines of Middle East policy to date, fell squarely behind Egypt yesterday m calling for Israel withdrawal from occupied Arab lands anc for the establishment of a Palestinian state. Vice Premier Huang Hua told a banquet
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      Lock icon 'Hussein escapes attempt on life in Spain'
      209 6 'Hussein escapes attempt on life in Spain' BEIRUT, Wed. The leftist Beirut Daily AsSafir said today King Hussein of Jordan escaped an assassination attempt m Spain on Saturday. A group called the Jordanian Revolutionary Vanguards Organisation had claimed responsibility for the attempt. The newspaper said the group, armed with Kalashnikov
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      Lock icon Khomeiny puts blame on security men for bombings
      318 6 TEHERAN, Wed IRAN'S religious leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny has indicated that members of the security forces may be under suspicion for recent bomb attacks m the capital, and said the Majlis (Parliament) could be their next target. "It is those who are
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      Lock icon Gelignite theft
      37 6 GIESSEN <West Germany), Wed. Thieves stole 800 kg of explosives from a quarry near the central West German town of Giessen. police said. There was no clue as to the identity of the thieves. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Two white extremists convicted of sabotage
      182 6 JOHANNESBURG. W*d. TWO members of an extreme right-wing South African movement, the Wit Kommando (white commando), were convicted today on charges of sabotage and possesslncstolen firearms. The two white men, one an Italian citizen, told the Supreme Court they had built up a vast
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        Lock icon With mate by your side...
        62 6 ALEXANDRA Hospital, Britain's newest private hospital, opened m Manchester on Tuesday offering double rooms for couples at £176 (SJ7OO) a night. Each of the 28 rooms available for couples has a bathroom, shower, telephone, radio and television. The £7.5 million hospital has 150 beds. Doctors
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        Lock icon Dead quiet birthday
        76 6 MRS Lea Marshall of Omaha, Nebraska, said she just wanted a quiet little celebration for her 50th birthday. Her husband John gave it to her. On Tuesday, Mrs Marshall opened her morning paper and found a twocolumn notice with a black border in the Omaha World Herald's
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        Lock icon Scramble for a place
        92 6 ANYONE willing to give up their seat m a computer sciences course at Northern Illinois University m Chicago could find themselves US$3OO (Ss64B) richer. And at Eastern Illinois University, also m Chicago, one desperate student is offering US$7O and a case of beer to a colleague
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        Lock icon Burglar calls for cops
        95 6 A WOUNDED burglarly suspect made no protest when his would-be victim ordered him to call police and have them pick him up. Steve Harrison, 35, said m Columbus, Ohio, on Tuesday that he caught the man m his basement and shot him m both legs. "I
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      Cooperation in a system that is flexible
      1973 7  -  TAN LIAN CHOO By Our Paris reporter Most of the men (m •the colonies) are deployed m community welfare projects which are non-profit making and later become absorbed m government departments or industry. They are trained as carpenters, plumbers, painters, metal workers, mechanics
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    Nobody stands to lose if they stay in industry
    557 8  - Nobody stands to lose if they stay in industry PAUL JACOB WHAT A CONTRACTOR HAS TO SAY... By SIX building contractors said yesterday that the government's move to form a Construction Brigade will help solve their "many problems" caused by the tight labour market. But they expressed doubts whether many
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    HISTORY OF THE VC...
    451 8 THE Vigilante Corps began as assorted bands of residents concerned with protecting their homes against petty crimes. These groups were formed In rural areas of old Singapore way hack In the Fifties. The first group to be given official recognition by the government was the one
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  • HOME AFFIRS STATMENT
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      CIVIL DEFENCE
      233 8 THE Ministry of Home Aff lirs has reviewed -the role of the part-time Vigilante Corps and concluded that the manpower resources channelled there could be better used to build up a civil defence capability as part of the national defence programme. There is a need m civil defence
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      TRAINING
      157 8 Enlistees will undergo a three-month modified basic military training programme plus a construction trade course to be administered by the Vigilante Corps with the assistance of the VTTB. Those with the neccessary qualifications and aptitude will be taught specialist building trades such as electrical wiring and fitting, plumbing, sanitary
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      BENEFITS
      173 8 Construction Brigade servicement will be paid the normal National Service (NS) allowance of $90 per month during the first three months of basic training. During the subsequent nine months of on-the-job training, m addition to a normal NS allowance of $110 per month, they will receive monthly an additional
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      DISCIPLINE
      95 8 The Vigilante Corps HQ will be responsible for disciplinary action throughout the 22 1 2 years' period. The HDB will monitor closely the progress and performance of the workers. If the worker misbehaves during the employment period, his employment will be terminated and he will be recalled for full-time
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    How the French do their national service
    632 8 From Pag* 7 or state enterprise to em ploy then m their overseas operation as their na tional service. There are today about 100 such young men m French companies abroad and their national service application is handled by the Agence Pour la
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    ESTIMATED MONTHLY PAY OF NATIONAL SERVICEMEN IN THE CONSTRUCTION BRIGADE
    191 8 ESTIMATED MONTHLY PAY OF NATIONAL SERVICEMEN IN THE CONSTRUCTION BRIGADE practice. But national servicemen wishing to obtain a trade certificate could sit for a VTTB competence test. Mr Chua cut m and asked: "Why are Singa- poreans so keen on getting certificates?" For the convenience of Construction Brigade members, Mr
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    Safety Code for toys: Sisir standards to be adopted
    482 9  -  k AREN LAU By \l THORITY TO BE SET UP ALL TOYS sold m and exported from Singapore may soon have to meet safety standards of a body specially set up to look into the safety of toys and playthings. A
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    Postal codes
    29 9 INFORMATION on Singapore postal codes is available m the current issue of the Singapore Phone Book Volume A-P It is also available m the Singapore Street Directory.
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    Ready-Mixed assn appeals to govt again
    260 9 THE Ready-Mixed Concrete Association of Singapore (RMCAS) today again urged the Government to state clearly the definite policy of the ready-mixed concrete division of the Resources Development Corporation (RDC). In a reply to a letter from the association, requesting a meeting with tne corporation,
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    Businessman framed me,
    79 9 says accused A 51- YEAR-OLD man, accused of possessing nine bullets on Aug 25 last year, told the High Court yesterday that he had been framed by a businessman whom he had cheated of $3,000 and whom he had called a pimp. Tan Lai Hock alias Chan
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    Guard broke into house
    68 9 A MAN with a criminal record was hired as security guard to look after a house whose occupants were on vacatior., a district court heard yesterday. Kashmira Singh. 26. who had previous then convictions, was jailed 18 months for breaking into the Andrew Road house he
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    Comex trip
    34 9 AN ADVENTURE club. Comex Singapore, is organising an expedition to New Zea Und m Novernbrt <il Oaetm ber and a trip to Port Di< k.son that weekend For more details, rail mum
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    Change with the times, Pang Boon tells clan associations
    100 9 Change with the times, Pang Boon tells clan associations CHINESE clan associations m Singapore should change with the times and work together on community projects to see that their activities continue to benefit the country. This advice came from the Environment Minister and MP for Telok Ayer, Mr Ong Pang
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    Cooperate
    96 9 "The old clans should not confine their activities to traditional ones which are vey narrow m scope, like celebrating anniversaries, spring and autumn festivls. "This does not mean we should be ignorant about our roots, but that we ust make use of present resouces to prepare for the future,"
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    Calling blood donors
    84 9 THE Singapore Blood Transfusion Service will be at the National University of Singapore. Kent Ridge Campus, today from 10.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Tomorrow, it will be at Far East Levingston Shipbuilding's premises m Shipyard Road from 9.30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and at the New Zealand
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    Hawker gets fine following appeal
    181 9 HAWKER Koh Chong Foong, 29, who was originally under a four-month jail sentence on a $44,009 misappropriation charge, had his sentence varied to a fine of (5,000 following his appeal to the High Court yesterday. Koh, who paid the fine, was said to have dishonestly
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    50,000 to get bronze 'Mandarin' badges
    195 9 FIFTY IbMMrt hrwur Spr»k NhMi ha4gc* will he dtatrihatea' to M»ndarta-«pe*klaK rl\ll wuita and irprrfvnUUvm «f rlttaeaa M» soltallvr CMnmlttMw aa 4 reaMeata' cwnmitlee« early aeit m*nth Tke nMvt Is to kelp identify civtl wrvuto wte* cm speak Mandarin and to ritcMragr moir pr«plr
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    Youth hurt by bricks
    48 9 A WORKER was seriously injured when a few bricks fell on his head at a Balestier Road worksite yesterday. Mr Roland bin Pilus. 18, who was wearing a hard hat, was working on the ground floor of the uncompleted building when the incident happened.
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    Festival party
    43 9 THE International V's Men's Club (Orchid Chapter) will hold a Mooncake Festival party for 20 girls from the Telok Blangah Children's Home and 20 boys from Perak House at the Metropolitan YMCA m Stevens Road on Sept 13 at 7 p.m.
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    Swindle goods shipped back
    149 9 Swindle goods shipped back ALMOST all the goods I worth about $6 million, swindled from a number of Taiwanese firms and shipped here, have been 1 returned to their owners. said head of the Commer cial Crime Division, Act- < ing Supt Bakar Moosa. The items, all consumer goods, began
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    TICKETS FOR THE SHOW SOLD OUT
    159 10 TICKETS FOR THE SHOW SOLD OUT ALL tickets for the Singapore Armed Forces Display at West Coast Park tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday have been sold out. A Defence Ministry spokesman, however, said the public can still see the static display today and tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Admission
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    Exhibition of Asean works
    68 10 Exhibition of Asean works AN exhibition of some 200 works of Asean painters, graphic artists and photographers will be held at the National Museum art gallery tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. It is organised by Thailand as part of the Intra-Asean cultural programme and is funded by the
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    Awards for units a 'first' at the SAF display
    390 10  - Awards for units a 'first' at the SAF display WONG KWAI CHOW Picture by SATURDAY wiii a glorious day for the third battalion v »he Singapore Guards they will receiv the prestigious Singapore Armed Forces Colours and Best Unit Award. And, for the first time, the presentation will be m
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    Police take tapes worth $24,000
    198 10 Police take tapes worth $24,000 POLICE, acting on a search warrant, last night took away over 4,000 cassette tapes worth $24,000 from a record shop and a warehouse. The tapes were taken to the Commercial Crime Division under the Records and Gramophones Act Representatives of the Singapore Phonogram Association (SPA),
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    Learning of languages ideal here
    98 10 MANY public meetings are still conducted with the help of interpreters despite ours being a multi-lingual society. The director of education, Mr Chan Kai Yau, said this when he presented prizes to winners of a translation con- test jointly organised by the I Singapore Literary
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    Typewriter theft
    72 10 A MAN who broke into an IBM showroom and a bank to steal five typewriters worth $12,230 was jailed (or two years yesterday. Syed Abubakar bin Syed Hussein, 26, pleaded guilty. He was also jailed six months on each of the six counts of absenting himself from Vigilante
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    Computer courses
    35 10 Computer courses THE Tiong Bahro community OMMN computer club will hold elementary and advanced computer programming courses from next week. The two-month long courses will be held at the centre. For more details, call *****48.
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    Market free of leadcontaminated crockery
    119 10 Market free of leadcontaminated crockery AN Environment Ministry crackdown has practically eliminated harmful leadcontaminated crockery m Singapore. The action began m May last year when a test showed that the 728 out of 1,250 crockery items were unsatisfactory, says the ministry's annual report for 1980. Altogether 36,982 pieces were required
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    Open verdict ; on cyclist
    77 10 Open verdict on cyclist THE Coroner's Court on Tues- I day recorded an open verdict on cyclist J. Krishnan. 64, who died two-and-a-half months after he was found injured on the road. A relative, Mr Shumugam Suppiah, 52. testified that he was at Block 73, Whampoa Road last Oct 21
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    Encouraging response to call for mementos, says SDC
    149 10 Encouraging response to call for mementos, says SDC THE public's response to the call for World War n mementos has been encouraging, said a Sentosa Development Corporation spokesman. It has received medals, old photographs and identity cards issued during a population census held during the Japanese Occupation. Other items include
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    Soldier, 19, who was spiked by javelin
    192 10 A SOLDIER, Pte Theong Ah Tee, 19, was fatally injured when the javelin he was holding struck the ground as he was walking and one end of it entered his mouth, a coroners court heard yesterday. Cpl Lam Chee Keong, testifying at the
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    21 CALLED TO THE BAR
    78 10 A MAGISTRATE and former assistant registrar of the High Court, Mr Tan Seek Sam, wax one of 21 lawyers railed to the Bar yesterday. Thirteen of the other 2t new advocates and solicitor* are men. All the new lawyers were admitted to the Bar by
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    Tale of two American airlines — by Dr Tan
    175 11  - Tale of two American airlines by Dr Tan RAYMOND MOSES By THE tale of two American airlines, one a hiffh flyer raking m multimillion dollar profits and the other suffering multi-million dollar losses, was used last night to illustrate the link between management and productivity The Minister for Trade and
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    SBS seeks Skills Fund aid to re-train 700
    361 11 SBS seeks Skills Fund aid to re-train 700 THE Singapore Bus Service has asked the Skills Development Council for a second subsidy for its (470,000 scheme, launched yesterday, to train some 700 conductors to be drivers. The SDC had earlier this year given SBS a $923,000 grant for its vehicle
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    A 'safe note' of assurance to customers...
    31 11 A 'safe note' of assurance to customers... MunVuBBVMHBff IBuninunnV r An ywH Ausr«AiiAH nAisA« Inspkted Amp CttriFit* Fit And IVmousom* For Sale ByThb Ps?irtAßy pßoiHicrioM KPT, Ministry of National 2>enu>etrHm SINGAPORE
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    PANAM
    114 11 was common with reports by the financial press of disputes and quarrels m PanAm s Board Room "All these happenings must surely adversely affect the morale of the workforce consequently productivity and profitability suffers," he said. Turning to high flying Delta Airlines, rated the world's most profitable airline m
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    Delta Airlines:
    234 11 ative financing and sound long-range planning. But the one thing which struck him most forcefully as he read of the company's operations was "the deep concern of the management for the welfare of its employees." "The cardinal tenet of Delta's management policy is that employees are to be
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    Certs for 200
    37 11 SOME 200 registered Volunteer Aftercare Officers will receive their certificates of attendance from the Permanent Secretary of Social Affairs and Trade and Industry at the Sana auditorium at Scotts Road today at 8 p.m.
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    Sisir's new role in the Eighties
    188 11 Sisir's new role in the Eighties THE Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research (Sisir) will be transformed into a Technology and Innovation Service Centre m the Eighties, helping to provide training for research and development manpower and offering improved technological facilities. Towards this end. Sisir's joint programme with the
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    5 years and rotan for trafficker
    83 11 A JOBLESS man was yesterday jailed for five years and ordered to be given five strokes of the cane for trafficking m 0.05 g of heroin to an assistant narcotics officer. Tan Peng Khim, 28, a drug rehabilitation centre inmate, pleaded guilty to trafficking
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    Exhibition on energy
    42 11 AN EXHIBITION on energy will be held by the Singapore Jaycees at the Singapore Conference Hall from Sept 16 to 22. The exhibition will drive home the importance of saving energy and show the latest developments m conservation methods.
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    $2,000 FINE FOR SELLING STORE PASSPORTS
    99 11 AN unemployed man who sold two Singapore international passports which he knew were obtained by fraudulent means, was fined $2,000 yesterday by a magistrate. Sim Lam Hong, 41. pleaded guilty to buying the passports from Son Seng Huat m July and November 1979 and
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    RE-REGISTRATION OF IDENTITY CARDS
    104 11 ALL born between May 6. 1962 and May 5, 1964 must re-register their pink and blue identity cards at the National Registration Office, Empress Place, between 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays and up to noon on Saturdays. Applicants should bring along their identity card,
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    Millions to be pulled out of ventures losing money
    358 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed SEVERAL more subsidiaries of state development corporations would be closed down m various states m the near future and millions of dollars worth of shares would be pulled out from scores of unprofitable business ventures m which SDCs
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    Lock icon Havana meet
    37 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Minister of Science, Technol- ogy and Environment Tan Sri Ong Kee Hui will lead the Malaysian delegation to the 68th session of the inter-parlia-mentary union beginning m Havana on Sept 15. AFP.
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    Lock icon Govt studies $9.1 b power project
    288 12 Govt studies $9.1 b power project KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday A M|lo BILLION (559.12 billion) project, calling for the building of hydro-electric power plants m Sarawak and the transmission of electricity via submarine cable to Peninsular Malaysia, is m the offing. The project, now being studied by the Malaysian Government, on
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    Lock icon More to study medicine
    87 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia will send more students overseas including Iraq to study medicine m its effort to overcome the shortage of doctors m the country, Minister of Education Datuk Dr Sulaiman Haji Daud said m Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The minuter said the Iraqi government had
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    Lock icon Reds still a threat
    83 12 MIRI (Sarawak), Wed. Communist terrorists still pose a threat to the security of the state although their number has been greatly reduced, the Director of Internal Security and Public Order, Datuk Man" mood Nasir, said yesterday. Datuk Mahmood, however, expressed confidence that the communist terrorists would
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    Lock icon Office in HK to boost trade with China
    77 12 Office in HK to boost trade with China KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian state-owned trading company, Pernas will open an office m Hongkong this month to intensify efforts to increase its China trade. Its general manager (international), Mr Sabbaruddin said m Kuala Lumpur yesterday that having an office there would
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    Lock icon MALAYSIA CANNOT IGNORE A VIET ATTACK'
    170 12 MALAYSIA CANNOT IGNORE A VIET ATTACK' BANGKOK. Wed. Malaysia cannot afford to ignore the serious implications m the event of a Vietnamese aggression across the Thai border, the Malaysian Ambassador to Thailand, Datuk Shahuddin Mohamed Taib, said m an interview here. But to transform Asean into a military grouping would
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    BLIND LEARN QURAN THROUGH BRAILLE
    97 12 TEMERLOH, Wed. The blind are being taught Quran through braille at a training centre for the blind here since early this year. A spokesman for The Taman Ha r a pan Training Centre for the Blind, Mr Abdullah Haji Kia, said this was to enable
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    Australian radio satire on Dr EM falls flat on its face
    256 12  - Australian radio satire on Dr EM falls flat on its face- LIM SAY BOON By Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Wed. A pteee «f mttrr Involving Malaysia's Prime Mlalster, Dfttak Berl Dr Mahathir M*hama4 appear* to have b**mrranged «n the Aastrallan Broadcasting CwpmdN (ABC). Late last week, when It was leant
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      172 12 BHnglng Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp OUR H£W COOK rS MAGG/E ITS HEP PAY I 1 IVAS G0045 TO TELL HER THewoGSTEVBR- ■ri kVHEPES THE OFF-rVHATPIP .TO rVATCH YOU A>JP LEARH sue can/'t ei/eNi ,1 V cook you yvA/Jr v^iru mow td scpaaable B&es; Blondie By Chic Young
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    The Straits Times THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1981 BUILD UP
    787 14 The Straits Times THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1981 BUILD UP IT NOW appears that the Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, stirred up an unnecessary controversy wher he first spoke about deploying national servicemen to work on contraction sites last year. He gave the unfortunate impression that his primary
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    Lock icon Lower technology
    515 14 The Russell Baker Column THEY laugheo when I established the Institute of Lower Technology. In those days, only two types of technology seemed conceivable: High technology and higher technology I bided my time and everybody laughed at that, too. Under the pressure o* technology's heightening uprush, time was
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    Endowing robots with flexibility to take on more jobs
    2023 14 PICKING THE 'BRAINS' OF THE DUMB SERVANTS INDUSTRIAL robots are on the march. Big companies have begun to place huge orders for these mechanical workhorses. America's General Motors plans to spend over US$l billion (Ss2.l billion) by 1990 to install more
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    What is a robot?
    306 14 DEFINITIONS differ. According to the Robot Institute of America, a robot Ls a "reprogrammable, multi-functional manipulator." Most robot watchers reckon that the word "reprogrammable" m this definition means that a mechanical arm must be computer-con-trolled to qualify as a robot. Some people do not use so
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      Good idea to offer tenants long leases
      310 15 READERS VIEWS ON PUBLIC HOUSING WERE the HDB a private concern, its rfiareholders would be very pleased with the latest proposed round of increases for its reverted properties Unfortunately, tie HDB is a statutory body charged with the task of provid ing and
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      Spare a thought for the poor
      212 15 I WISH to dravr the attention of the authority concerned to the plight of genuine low-iirome HDB flat buyers before amending the rule m respect of the tenancy period from five years to eight years (ST, Aug 5). They would face greater difficulties m
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      Unnecessary bullying
      107 15 I WAS travelling along Clementi Road on Aug 21 on OMO Service 165 (registration number SBS 6813H) when four children between six and 10 years old boarded the bus at about 12.40 p.m. Each put 25 cents into the coin box. From the driver's loud demands, I gathered
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      Thanks to conductor
      72 15 I WOULD like thank the conductor of Service 148 which I was on two weeks ago at about 6.50 a.m. It was raining heavily and I dropped a plastic bag with my shorthand book while the bus was heading towards River Valley Road Times House. The conductor
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      If money could be made so easily...
      174 15 WHEN the share market was booming and prices were shooting upwards, experts and analysts predicted that the "psychologically important mark of 1,000 would be reached very soon. There seemed nothing to stop the upward trend. After all, company after company was reporting bumper
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      Second-hand problem
      98 15 I REFER to your report (ST, Aug 19) on the "double shock for the purchaser of a used car." It is certalinly impossible to ensure a good title when buying a used car. This could De avoided if there is an endorsement m the car log book that
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      Give us a chance
      163 15 I AM very disappointed to learn that applicants for the diploma course m advertising art must have obtained GCE "O" level grades m one sitting. Why is this so? What about those who need to combine their grades from two sittings to take up this course?
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      Base new driving licence on SBS pass
      140 15 Base new driving licence on SBS pass I READ the article "New hard plastic driver's licence on the cards" (ST, Aug 28) with interest and wish to make the following suggestions: TTie driving licence can be m hard plastic similar to the SBS shareholder's bus pass. On the expiry date,
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        Ang Mo Kio Interchange will be expanded
        340 15 I REFER to the letter "Review the system m Ang Mo Kio Central" by E. L. Lim (ST, Aug 25). in view of the limited size of the Ang Mo Kio Interchange of Avenue 3, the SBS has, since July this year, begun
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        Left to market forces
        181 15 I REFER to the letter by "Anti-Inflation" (ST. Aug 20). The parking fees chargeable by private car park operators are subtect to the approval of the URA, which is the licensing authority for private car parks m Singapore. The URA considers the parking policy as part
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        Details, please
        52 15 IT has not been possible to trace the account of "Short-changed No 2" (ST, Sept 2) from the information given m the letter. I shall be grateful if he will contact me at Tel: *****88 Ext 3120 to give me more details for investigation. MRS YEO KHEK ANG
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      Rough and tumble in contact games only natural
      253 15 Rough and tumble in contact games only natural I REFER to Mr Prescott's letter m this page (ST, Aug 27) m which it was alleged that our boys m school uniforms used abusive language at a rugby match against Raffles Institution on Aug 20. The fact is that not more
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      Man who helped was not pastor
      138 15 Man who helped was not pastor I WISH to draw your attention to the following errors m the report "Wanted to become a Christian before his suicide" (ST, Aug 29). Mr Marcus Liew is not of Galilee Bible-Pres-byterian Church m Pandan Gardens. Further, it was Mr Liew who referred the
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      These lifts don't work
      79 15 HAS the Housing Development Board considered replacing elevators m the older blocks of flats 7 The lifts at Blocks 25 and 27, Balam Road, desperately need to be replaced. They break down so often and make so much noise that they have become a constant source
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    Jackpots aboard SIA jumbo under repair
    191 16 Jackpots aboard SIA jumbo under repair TECHNICIANS from Singapore Airlines yesterday began repair work on its jumbo's six jackpot machines at Changi Airport tarmac. A spokesman for the airline said some of the machines may be replaced by new ones while others need only a change of parts. The one-armed
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    Free legal aid for women
    49 16 FREE legal counselling sessions for women will be held on Tuesday and on the 15th of subsequent months at the Ulu Pandan community centre from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. The women lawyers m attendance will deal with each problem on an individual basis.
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    Walkathon
    42 16 THE Lioness Club of Singapore will be organising a moonlight walkathon at Ang Mo Kio on Saturday. For residents of the Lions Home for the ELders. the flag-off for the three-kilometre walk is at Block 403, Avenue 10 at 7.30 p.m.
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    All schools to get free A-V equipment from ministry
    422 16  -  JUNE TAN By Education Reporter ALL schools can now get colour TV sets, video cassette recorders and other audio-visual resources without spending a cent. Previously, government and aided schools had to themselves bear most of the cost of such expensive equipment.
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    Audio-visual threat to printed word
    469 16 Audio-visual threat to printed word READING may become obsolete when audiovisual information on TV screens overtake the printed word m the near future. A former TV producer with the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation, Mr Chan Heng Wing, said instead of buying or borrowing a book, people can turn to TV for
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    First time for the disabled
    55 16 THE disabled will be included m the Sea Carnival this year for the first time. They have been invited to take part m the carnival at East Coast Park between the swimming lagoon and Bedok jetty on Sunday beginning at 9a.m. The carnival is organised
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    LABOURER WHO LOST KIDNEY GETS $10,000
    103 16 A 62- YEAR-OLD labourer was awarded $10,000 yesterday as compensation for the loss of his left kidney, following injuries received m a road collision three years ago. Mr Lim Choon Hock, it was stated, would have been eligible for double the sum awarded, had
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    OVER 1,500 CYCLISTS, TRISHAW RIDERS BOOKED
    111 16 OVER 1,500 CYCLISTS, TRISHAW RIDERS BOOKED POLICE have booked more than 1,500 cy< lists and trisha v riders m Bw vast four months for floutum traffic regulations They :r/.'ud<Hl riding against traff-c Slow, beat, ing traffic lightcarrying pillion passengers. Of these 264 were given warnings and the rest fined $10
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    CC orchestra
    38 16 THE Whampoa community centre will be starting an orchestral band this month. Practice sessions will be held every Friday from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. For more details, telephone *****W between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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        73 17 THE Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES) has clarified that all contracts transacted between Sept 1 and 3 must be cleared by today Broking firms have been told that a certificate has to be submitted to the SES by Sept 15 indicating that all such outstanding positions have
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        Guthrie directors
        80 17 FOLLOWING the completion of sale by Guthrie and Co (FE) Sdn Bhd of its shares m Guthrie Bhd to Multi-Purpose Holdings Bhd, Messrs M. J. Gent and B. G. Lewis, the directors nominated by the Guthrie Corporation Ltd, have resigned from the board of Guthrie Bhd from Sept
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        Cement and Rubber
        65 17 PAN Malaysia Cement Works Bhd and Pan Malaysia Rubber Industries Bhd have announced that the Malaysian Capital Issues Committee has approved their respective bonus issues, two-for-one m the case of PMC and three-for-two m the case of PMRI. The companies have also said they have on Aug
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        UIC queried
        73 17 THE Stock Exchange of Singapore has queried United Industrial Corporation on its recentlyannounced plans to acquire four companies m Australia Bushland Products (Pte) Ltd. Bushland Products (Queensland) Pty Ltd, Solar Plastics Pty and Boilerguard Industries Pty Ltd. The exchange wanted to know how the consideration of AJ4.I million
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        Town and City
        71 17 MESSRS Hendra Rahardja and Lim Tjoen Kong, whose offer for shares m Town and City Properties Ltd recently became unconditional on their acquiring 50 per cent of the equity, have received acceptances totalling about 71 per cent of the paid-up capital at the close of the offer
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        Lock icon HK dollar plunges
        78 17 HONG KONG, Wed. The Hongkong dollar plunged to its lowest level for at least 10 years against the US dollar today and was quoted at HK56.0050 to US$l m early trading here. Dealers said the Hongkong currency briefly touched a low of 6.0070 before moving up to
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        69 17 LONDON, Wed. The House of Lords today urged the government to protect the British textile industry by introducing quotas on textile goods partially processed m low-cost countries. These specific quotas would prevent abuses of the so-called "outward processing" (OP) system, under which semi-manufactured textiles and clothing are
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        84 17 NEW YORK, Wed. The International Monetary Fund has given tentative approval to what would be its largest loan m history, a US$5.6B billion ($12.26 billion) loan to India to be announced next month, the New York Times reported today. The Times said the loan was
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        66 17 HAMBURG, Wed. The yen's share of the world's monetary reserves more than doubled during 1979 and 1960, an official of the Bank of Tokyo Ltd said today. More than 5 per cent of the world's reserves Were held m yen last December, compared to Just 2.5 per
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      Record pretax profits and turnover for Hume
      460 17 THE Hume Industries (FE) Ltd group has announced a good year m U6O 81 with both turnover and pretax earn- ings reaching new flfceord levels. Group's pretax earnings rose 21 per cent to $34 1 million for the year ended June 10. 1981
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      Leap metal scaffolding sales expected
      508 17  - Leap metal scaffolding sales expected CHAN 01 CHEE RESULT OF NEW LEGISLATION By WITH new legislation to make compulsory the use of metal scaffoldings m the construction industry by April 1982, total annual demand is expected to increase to some $100 million m five years' time. At the moment, the
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      UOB calls off bank takeover
      414 17 By SOH TIANG KEMG United Overseas Bank has called off its plans to take over American City Bank of Calif onia. In a statement issued yesterday, UOB said both parties have "mutually agreed to terminate discussions" on the proposed merger under which UOB would acquire
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      Emporium two new outlets
      248 17  -  LEE YEW MENG By EMPORIUM Holdings, operators of the largest retail store chain m the region, are expanding again. Two new stores will be set up one m East Malaysia and the other m Brunei. The store m the so far untapped East Malaysian market is
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      Littion moves to new $3 m premises
      242 17 Littion moves to new $3 m premises SINGAPORE'S largest manufacturer of solder has moved to new premises m Chai Chee Street. Built at a cost of around $3 million, Litton Components Pte Ltd., will churn out more than $25 million worth of soldering products a year. About 60 per cent
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      Moderate trading lifts market
      205 17 SINGAPORE: Share prices elwwd higher on some buying support and short covering m selective moderate tradIng, dealers said. Magnum Corporation rose 12 cents to KM, Malayan Halted Industries 7t to ll.*, Strait* Trading N to 7.M and Malayan Rank II to CM. The Strait* Times Industrials
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      SCOREBOARD
      213 17 SYDNEY: The market drifted downwards yesterday, as high Interest rate considerations overcame Monday's oilInspired rally, dealers saldT n?epSttaiEriie er oll Monday, finished the day 15: i points down at K7.8, and the Ail-Ordi-naries Index weakened 4.8 points to W7.«. The total turnover volume was 8.23 million shares, valued at
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      Rises
      58 17 lum i iTi Ipore Land >unlop Ind M C llraita Trading lei Properties lelanfor Dredf lea View leppei Ship I Kaya I N llfnum Corpn 'old Storace 1030 1100 440 1000 780 725 SIS 428 3M 815 580 545 510 434 350 70 50 47 40 30 25 25
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      6 17 -Oil K Tang 480 -flO
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      VOLUME LEADERS
      17 17 •rcmet lentings tagnum (Llnd "otal turnover: 6.67m 'otal value: $33 44m 442.1 364.1 345,1 311.1
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      31 17 3T Indicator: Industrials: Finance: -loteLs: Properties: Minings: 'lantatioas X'BC: .yep o aep 7 *****2 ***** 634.19 6444) *****2 1528.4! 1027.23 1027* 717.99 728» 372.60 372.6 1 903.54 902a 650.01 663.0
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    67 17 Boiulnd Bhd i < MM (•Id SUnmr 5 10 12 GmlwMw l.ulhrlr Bhd Il»» Par 8 NBT Nat Iron PMC 3 40 Stmb Ship Shell Sin* Darby St Steamship -5 2 IHml.p Ind FAN +47 25 12 +5 Hame FE larbrapr Bhd MTC Metel B*z 5
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    2378 18 MN'iloN n\( IM)I mM A OMMf K< I If, IMI laal E| Hi«k mm tammm BE Vrt Vol l>.t <HM., M ,«h I.O. 4*4 Mt Arm. TH unrh US M 144 41 3M 130 Allied Choc IM 4 ON 112 IN BAT IV. -3 455 OD 330
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    Selective buying takes prices up
    583 18 TRADING was erratic at the Stack Bxchaage of Singapore yesterday hat the direction was geaerally up, mainly aa short-cover-ha. The market opeaed aa a steady note agalast over aight levels bat fluctuated sabseaaeatly. At the aaaa break a gala was spaarrat bat It was exaggerated
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    428 18 SHARE prices at the Kuala Lumpur stock market closed marginally higher yesterday. Interest was well-sustain-ed for most of the day but some profit-taking U/wards the close left prices below the day's best. A dealer attributed the low volume to operators who were unwilling to come forward. He
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    202 18 SINGAPORE I NIT TRUST (Maaacen' price- far He* It) The Commerce 2.89 3.04 The Savings Fund 1.70 1 78 Spore Prog Fund 1.33 1.40 Spore Sec Fund 1 92xd 2 02xd Spore Invest Fund 0.99 1.04 S pore Equity Fund 1.24 1.30 aha unit ntinrr (Maaa«en' prices far
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    31 18 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins rubbers l robbers Defc/L«UM Up 49 2 1 5 2 5 6 Down 19 4 2 2 Inch 15 1 1 4
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    BUSINESS
    974 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of (hares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett" Big Board deal (m
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    589 18 M Credit (3.SBS) (10) 3.52 (72) 3 54 (61) 3.58 (80) 3.50 CD Sel Properties (7.058 1 10S) (8) 7.10 (11) 7.00 (S) 695 (5) 8.90 (2) 7.05 (3) 7.15 (6) 770 (11) 7.30 (42) 7.25 Spore Land (11.008 11.106) (3) 10.40(1) 10.50(1) 10.30(2)10.80(1) 10.70 (15) 10.80 (5) 10.80
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      Hongkong
      301 18 HONGKONG: The market recovered m late trading yesterday, with the Hang Seng index closing 0.59 point up at 1519.49, dealers said. It had opened sharply iower following the weakness m New York and London and lost 40 points within an hour m what some dealers described as panic selling.
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      320 18 SYDNEY: The market drifted downwards yesterday, as high interest rate considerations overcame Monday's oil-in-spired rally, dealers said. WMC, which reported an oil show at its Acacia No 1 well on Monday, slid U cents to A54.88 and most oils followed as it became clear overseas investors did not share
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      310 19 TOKYO: Share prices closed higher yesterday, on cheap and selective buying m resource-related shares, nonferrous metals and vehicles, following the easing of margin trading curbs effective yesterday, dealers said Imhi CfMfli lank Tfc »«yu xsr"~ ;ruyud« :hudu Pwr 3 Nip Prim I 3 Nip Tory* aallchi Ku>cto B» Bank
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      379 19 NEW YORK. Tues. Stocks slid to their lowest point m over 15 months and analysts cited as the reason a deep convicton that interest rates will remain high for some time to come. The Dow Jones industrial average closed off 10.56 points to 851 12, although it managed
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      Amsterdam
      240 19 AMSTERDAM, Tues. Share prices were mainly lower, with tallever down 2 80 and iUyaJ Dutch 0.80 m Dutch internationals, dealers said. NMB added one m mixed banks and publisher Ebevter fell 1.50. Helaekea added one, while m mixed investment funds Raber* lost one and Rattae. gained one BBG fell
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      671 19 LONDON, Wed The market closed easier after a quiet session with concern over US interest rates affecting sentiment, dealers said. At 3pm. the Financial Times Index was down 4.5 points at 546.8 Government bonds closed little changed against overnight levels after a narrowly irregular trend Dealers said the central
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      55 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 551.3 Monday 547.9 Week Ago 588.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 851 12 Monday closed Week Ago 882.71 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 1519.49 Tuesday 1518.90 Week Ago 181 1.57 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 0838 Tuesday 095 9 Week Ago 703 4 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 607.6 Tuesday
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      287 19 ZURICH, Tues. Prices closed weak over a broad front, m continuation of the slide which began at the end of last week ana which has brought most issues to lows unseen m several years, dealers said. Selling volume was small with few buyers m the market. A technical rally
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      123 19 MANILA: Stocks closed lower yesterday, as commerce and industrials, mining and oils eased while turnover fell to 1.5 million pesos from Tuesday's 16 million, dealers said. Among losers were Atlas Cm B and PlaK while others I were either unchanged or untraded. pm CDCP Landoll LepanU) B. Marlnduqu* B
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      103 19 BANGKOK: Trading remained sluggish although prices closed generally slightly higher yesterday, dealers said. Bangkok Baak rose two baht to 222. Chanm Thai »lrr awl CaMe one to 173 and ImUstrial FlaaaM* Carp 0.50 to 92 JalaaraUian frmeal, however, fell one baht to 94.50. Ml* Fibre tyulnaya In* And Trust
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    1585 18 BID and offer price* officially lined and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown m bracket* m lots ol 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Aleata (1 558 1.585) (1) 1 58 xrl A Ckac (1.648 1.995)
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      RUBBER
      689 19 s in the Singapore rubber market closed mober RSS One buyers quoted at 236 50 cents per kilo, unchanged on Tuesday's close for the position, dealers said Morning prices were unchanged on balance on ■one buying interest after an easier opening, they Afternoon prices gained some ground on covering
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      SSR and SMR
      91 19 NOON 8SR mi 8MH pnc« y-wntay Af) Oc«ob«r No»i»b«r ICwnM Mtkl (F.rw.rJ Mlkl Bn, .r. s.ll.r. Bay«ra Scltora VSH (1 u» faltoll 1M00 1M.0ON 1M00 1M0ON ■S I1U.MM) 1*2 00 1M.00N IM.00 IW00N MKI I H Oetator Nnnklr MMCV Illsapdhtl 146.00 247 OON ***** 249 00N -Mh
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      GOLD
      174 19 THE KILOBAR market lor gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $30,129 and closed ai $30,505 yesterday In the Par East, gold opened at US$43lOO ***** and closed at $431 SO 432 SO by lunch time It re-opened at $432 00 433 00 and was traded higher to $436.50 437
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      CLOSING PRICES
      32 19 Rubber: Sept 9 Singapore: Oct: 226.50 cents (unchanged) Malaya.*: Oct: 254.00 cent* (up 0.50 cent) Tin: M53.V22 per kilo (down 6 cents) Official offering: 221 tonnes (up 1 1 tonnes)
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      PRODUCE PRICES
      142 19 ('H1NKSK Pntoe Kit-haw. Stacapwv rliriag prim prlNkfynMty. r«NMt ail: Bulk fob $122.50 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $136 50 sellers, new drum fob $141 50 sellers C«pn: Mixed (loose) $72 75 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $370.00 sell ers, Sarawak white pepper
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      TIN
      158 19 THE STRAITS tin price slipped six cents to M ***** per kilo m Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 11 tonnes to 221 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers gaining £30 to £8,370 per tonne LONDON: Trading remained slack on Tuesday afternoon m the
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      PALM OIL
      159 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian palm oii market closed higher on nearby shortcovering in quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. In September, the central region rose $5 to MJ882.50 per tonne while north was traded at |895 October in the central gained $2 50 to $877 50 and south was
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      COPPER
      33 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous m brackets). Wirebar Spot £949.00 (***** 50). sellers £950.00 (£937 00); Three Month buyers £980 00 £966.50). sellers £980 50 (£967.00). Market Mac: Firmer Sales: 29.250
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      Silver quotes
      33 19 Ta*a Mm New York 10.068 closed 10SS Zurich 10.188 9808 10.38S 100TJS Wed Taw SingapoTF 10.108 9 BSB 1030S 1005S CloHng prices m US dollars troy ounce. 8«*ra»: Ciwlt tataK, B'awf.
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    Money and exchanges
    344 19 Sing dollar was first traded at C 106 and rose to C 1670 on the back of a firm US dollar m the Singapore forex market yester day It -h.l m the afternon. reflecting the US dollar's fall against major currencies, before closing at 12 1*45 55
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    Discount
    46 19 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Sep 9: Overnight: 7"* Call deposits fH*J to TC Closiag Buying fielliif 3- month Treasury bills «'n 6 3-month Bank bills 13', 13H 3 months CD 12'« 12 s 8 months CD 13 12"« Swmrec: NiMiml Dtoraut
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    Money market
    32 19 Closing interbank rates for Singapore dollars on Sep 9: Offer Bid Overnight 2 1 1 month 12. 12 I 2 months 12 12 3 months 12 12. Overnight mode S
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    NOMINAL RATES
    353 19 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Sep 9. Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Sep 9: INTERBANK rates at 3 00 pm CurrwKW* Nominal rata* Smithsonian Parcantaoa quolad yatlarday (croaaVpartty changa l/oc»l dallarn to anr unit of forrlun oorre»ey: US doUar
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    Prime lending rates
    24 19 THE avenge rate at which major Singapore teaks are curently prepared to lend to their best customers Is 14.31 per cent.
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      Malayawata: Room for steel industry to grow
      496 20 MALAYAWATA Steel believes the outlook for the steel industry is "not too gloomy" since there is still scope for expansion m the industry to meet the growth expected m the Fourth Malaysia Plan. Malayawata chairman Tunku Datuk Shahriman bin Tunku Sulaiman strikes this
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      Guthrie takeover: Razaleigh replies
      175 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Finance Minister Teagki Kazaleich Hannah today described the takeover of the Gathrie Corporation by Permodalan Nasional as the "right course of action" to protect Malaysian Interest. "PNB or for that matter, the Malaysian Government cannot be accused of any front door or back
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      261 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian Commodities Exchange Trading Council is investigating 19 complaints of malpractices m commodity futures trading, it was reported here today. The complaints related to orders not properly executed on the exchange on the overseas market, said the exchange commissioner, Haji Ismail
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      Lock icon Termodalan ready to pounce on resource based industries'
      704 20 Termodalan ready to pounce on resource based industries' KUALA LUMPUR, The lightning raid by the Malaysian Government's corporate giant, Permodalan Nasional Berhad (PNB), to gain control of the Londonbased Guthrie Corporation plantation group could be the prelude to further financial forays abroad, analysts here say. The takeover, involving the purchase
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      Genting apartment values higher
      432 20 GENTING Highlands' 11-storey Kayangan Apartments have registered average capital appreciation rates of j 83.5 per cent since the j 78 individual units and four penthouses were j put up for sale m August 1979. Recent offered prices for the corner and inter- mediate lots originally priced
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      646 23 a DISTRICT 21 PANOAN VALLEY CAMELLIA TERRACE partially irnivhed apartment with 4 bedrooms, attached bath rix>mN and servant's, for only sa.soo with full condominium facilities, very close to foreign schools a HILLCREST ARCADIA. DISTRICT 11 condominium apartment with 4 bedrooms close lo foreign school! quiet surroundings, with recreational facilities $4,500
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      656 23 A BEAUTIf UL CAMELLIA TERRACE IN PANOAN VALLEY room* ■.tuch Servants Large ihiiik lining with garden terrace RENTAL $4,000 WORLOWIOE 2397*77 CAIRNHILL PLAZA •B'BLK I t>e(lriM>ms high floor, partially furnished, good we* $9,900 RIDGEWOOD. LIHOLIHO 1 bedrooms, high floor, fully or partially furnished. $3,200 $3,900 MERLIN PLAZA 2 bedrooms, fully
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      867 23 DIST GALLERIA APARTMENT high f l.M>r .1 ajreond Mrmmn full) carpeted, attached bath-plit-level living dining beJconj svumming pool. 24-hour seeurll) Immediate urrupation DIST CENTRAL AIRCONO I BS*l roomed apartment or. high Door at Lucky Tower Luxuriously lurmshed with svumming pool lennts court, 24-hour ttcurttj Hental $6,500 Call Inter-Home 6749RHext 3
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      855 23 DIST 7 apartment fully fur- Umtile II illy furnished rental tl ~M\ Interestad please. .11l aSMM .1 DIST. AIRVIEW TOWER fully fur rushed S-bedroDßMd apartment i alrrondj servant i amenities Immediate occupation tl HIIII ■ma DIST NEAR ORCHARO bed roomed 3-alrcondltloned fully furnished washing machine eUOI Chelsea Homes 1 *****82
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      752 23 CATS 284-4411 I Classified Advertising Works. c> Rooms LARGE FURNISHEO AIRCON sint.ihli' for foreign exeCUtlVd Single rouple No children Orchard Koail area Convenient shopping food and transportation Telephone pub included at $750 p m Phone *****23 4 UNITS OF racanl rooms all with m attached available Next to Motel Equatorial.
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      508 24 Mil zs&r^j \m c Srsar-* j Bie ttzxr*"^ Ml c lßrr^l Brr^| T i^ ir7 Flats unoemth Ferajaajn Cerawadon fvasMraa to rent UMfUWMHO APARTMENTS Mtf FFRABLV 1 WMOLC BLOCK m •■tf a»ca*M*ie, Budgets Saa.BBB p«v MaHi "SjM»i— srtt WmUTO *****W Pan—) j r T TJT J a COUPLI AND OTHERS
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      267 24 1 bearm>m» and study Extended < for months Price neg" DIST 10 MLL TOP hunfalow fully 6 months 4H73 *****34 •^BaaaaßßaaV^MaaaaaaaaaVMiiatK I t a) Houses WESS ASSOCIATES OFFERS Apo«oGarde« ivcoor Thomson HiMs (Type M) MM Hamty Estate $410,000 Bade. Lawe MM FuHonHlMa(TrpeA) I ssaosao i i Palmeooch Garden I 1
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      387 24 JALAN LMAU BALI DIST I«4S IV.. mil., ••> Mjft 5 bedMaTBBfJ BM Facinf South trsohoM serene hen Highest oNor secures Co*) 2MSS3* ORCHARO ROAD. BCMRWD SWGAPONE HILTON HOTEL M.wiern doubli storey semi-de-tached bungalow with 4 bedI and area approx 4.500 sq ft Selling vacant possession $715,000 ONLY! MIOFIELD REALTY PTE
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      430 24 DIST tfIBRANONEW an Inteclur .n good IS} trails -1 market marble HuiH m 3.588 (I 3 million negotiable non early 1982 Call MM MM SANOM.ANOS (DIST i«M). Single 'ached 999 years possession i BJ ■nn.i H0...1 sq rt Asking SI9OOOO Contact *****8 59 60 (1) A BUNGALOW SIZE MAISONETTE 1
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      452 24 DISTRICT 20. SEMBAWANG HILL lavishly r. un(le storey corner v t>e.lr. Huns ceramic tiles flooring, t kitchen, freehold 2.600 sq rt $275 000 ono Rolf *****1 1 DIST IS SIGLAP VIEW single storey hungalow 4 t>edrcK!ins servants 6 100 sq ft marble parquet flooring, beautifully renovated Selling $580,000 Regent *****55
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      796 24 X BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 21 STOREY semi-detached. 9 miles 3 Bukit Timah 4 bedrooms ser raata big garden $550 000 )(i "ii.' lei *****09 (No agents BELLIAN SECURITIES OFFER Hill ■rest Park dlst II near NJC Double-store) set-u -detached. beautifully renovated sale price $680(100 Call *****33 CLOVER PARK. DOUBLE-STOREY terrace. 4
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      852 24 DIST ?1 SHERWOOD TOWER highnse luiunout 30 storey apartment lor tale c HiKhri*.- apartment ,i Hnklt Timah 7 miles overlixiking Jurong Industry an.) sea c Comprises :t bedrooms a> 2 halls iled on 28th fl.M.r l.v in X swimming ixh.i c Luxurious furnishings with expensive furniture Selling with tenancy, rental
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      946 24 ACE OFFERS: W.H.-ileiKll (.rove newly completed tpm-level walk -up apartment I r>e<iro<iins Immediate occupancy $295.000 0 no Call *****22 ACE OFFERS Kiber Hill, Condominium, luxurious con domimum apart r—nl 1 -to -a, it Split-level hwng dining 3 bedrooms UMIHKIO c.,11 *****22 CHANGI AIRPORT FLAT $320,000 A 1 ondominlum (Macpherson) $520,000
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      776 24 c) Otter Real Estates DISTRICT 19 LORONG CHUAN i) n Approximately 2 acres 1 85.090 sq it 1 of land with planning h approval for condominium 2 development, totalling 28 units 1 ReplMt* to: 2 S.T. BOX A***** 1 New Industrial Road Singapore 1953 W a >g i X LAND
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      600 24 C.A.T.S. |l»4-44Xl| Classified Advertising Works. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY PRESTIGE OUS FLATTED FACTORY BUILDING FOR SALE KaNang Bahru vicinity Factory ware approx H 000 sqft per 11.K.r I storeys, ample parkwiK lots well maintained PRICE: $13 I million ono Corporal* tenants welcome Rental on per floor bant ALL ENQUIRIES TO: THE ADVERTISER
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      543 25 Bl E EgST*" 1 1 BlTlSgriS?'" 0 1 ffi[T^n*Bi»ula. |4sj[F Travasu*. \f\ [~f Tnwai »rtdt CAT S 254-4411| Classified Advertising Works. 93 Office Spaces a) t*Je MAIWf LL NOUM *«fK»*/*«Mp* tm Mto u>pp Ministry ol N»lion«l IVvrlopm*ntl Muiwrllßd.Dtotrtctl. Arr> m- 12.000 m-.ft S«k Pric* i7SO-IB»t p»r B»A j I2S property
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      848 25 PENMSULA PLAZA OFFrCI TEITH.E CENTRE OFFICf M 0 >q ft Selling at ii I 2SC7S3 ft) Hentml r GOLDEN SHOE I DISTRICT OFFICE SPACE J FOR LEASE r»rtm« OHtoB acMea Al 15. Pk«p StfMt Tan Ean Kiatn •mMnnj, Stitt- :ab*a For Ftotanctat nibM- tuMon/omea. a The Spare Offered Con- S
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      1273 25 Ou* CLIENT* NIED ..Ilirr |< I dIM "iHOMI m 94 ShopSfMCM m) S*ie orchard towers Low Groundftoor Front Block Area 7*o sq ft with vacant posSoHmg al tt.NO p I MM CALL nsMit/ nsooss OUCCNSWAV (MOVING CENTRE J HeM griiundfliMir main < .11 1 uurv :< side glass windows along
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      443 25 Classified Ad*. Anything For Anybody I NAM HO TrVWII SERVICE m PTE LTD rHßJDtncr Gl 4- 16- 18. Pearrs Centre. Eu Tong Sen Street, (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 01 05 Tel: *****33(7 lines) Btwca litet: 1 19. People's Park Complex. Ground Floor, New Bridge Road, Singapore 0105. Tel: *****1/*****2 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3
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      393 25 J2) uSlfl"™! f^^ L "^V^bJ^b^^^^ b% Jlb^^M^ Accommodation m superior lJ^^*^ i llM^^ first class hote(s and FREE i \lO^^ comprehensive travel insurance. m i» /^?5 Only 6 departures and limited W seats U Visit new and exciting places Departure dates M Choice of 4 value-packed Gaze on nature's most
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      401 25 THE HOLIDAY (EXPERIENCE PI IPf^PF CUKV/I E anew and exciting destination l EUROPEAN CARNIVAL (1 1 Countries) 18 Days *****0 Athens (Greecej/ltaly/Austna/Liechtenstein/Switzerland/ Germany/Rhine Cruise/Holland/Belgium/France/EnglanrJ (Of 2 Trans Atlantic Cruise >o America Ne* York Tour) 0«p 117/91.(1/101.15/10 1211 19/11 26/11.3/12 THE GRAND EUROPA (1 3 Countries) 24 Days *****0 Denmark/Spain (Bull
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      426 25 SINCERE S SCHOOL HOLIOAV OFFER ijinii Oninr nh $17» $1IW$I'») Drp 'i»m Al ...ic hSIMSI«9SI79 Urp Evrry Monday i> lur>d«y N ornting r>> V *W599t109 !>.■( K\rry t riday 10 pm N (.fining by train (Hlr<-ping iwthi and rrturn $1«9t*****99 Drp BvaryFttaa) 10 pm L' l l N Frasrrs Hill
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      556 26 >^j p Travel Guide JH Q Education Instruction lift Employment lIJA Employment lii Employment The natural magic of Isles of scenic splendor. Where L. f nature m all her majestic r glory puts on a display ■j# of sights of such variety. >>v^ These isles will weave a x A
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      288 26 112 CoTimarcial STAMFORD CENTRE (A Dnieton ol tiie City School ol Comm#fC9) 1. jnstitut* of Markating (Diploma) 2 IAM (Part II) Both part-time courses will prepare you for the June 1962 examinations. Coun>«* commune* on 21 IllllMl IOJII 9Wf#IVfiiDVT IWI. For further details, please call the Information Officer at: Stamford
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      620 26 NM*OMT EXPOWT PWOCEMMCS DOCUMENTATION SYLLABUS COVEN*: Trade Bales Contract. Breach of Contract. Purchase Orders. K^lahlishinfr. Overseas Contact. International Trade Methods of Payments Banking. Types of L Shipping Practice. Containerised Shipping Transhipment. He shipment Freight Calculation Air Cargo OCCN Coding. Kxport Permits Restrictions. B/ I. Certificate of Origin. Consular Invoice. Marine
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      619 26 PRE U/LCCI DIPLOMA EXAMS Commerce Finance c»niinencing 12th Sal 230pm Economics Thur 6 30pm < 1 lth) Commercial Lew Th 7 30pm (10th) M Accounting Th 7-»pm 10th I Principles ot Accounts morning afternoon/evening Singapore Institute ol Commerce LM-K Selene dniplex (3rd Fl) Tel *****81 *****4* SHORTHAND THEORY CLASSES Commencing
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      519 26 125 Situation* Vacant 1 EXPERIENCED SITE CIVIL FOREMAN With Class 3 driving licence and ahle to lake site level Interested parties, please contact n*oi7* for Interview a) Profession ml Executive An International Marine Engineering and Construction Company m Jurong invites applications tor the following poata:CHIEF ENGINEER This Is a challenging
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      456 26 THOMSON MEDICAL CENTRE Invite* application* for OPERATING THEATRE STAFF NURSES Please write In giving details of personal particulars, qualifications and work experience to: THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE 339 THOMSON ROAD SINGAPORE 1130 STATUTORY BOARD Invites application! from suilebly qualified Singspore citizens lor the OFFICER c Recognised University degree c Male applicants
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      487 26 \OAPO/ PROMET PRIVATE LIMITED Our Company is an establish ed, international organisation engaged m a diversified range of marine engineering and construction services We invite applications for the poet SECRETARY to tha EXECUTIVE SECRETARY An excellent command of English and a secretarial certificate from an established private Institution are prerequisites
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      459 26 cfs CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE PTE LTD STOREKEEPER complete Secondary education with relevant working experience WORKS/STORE CLERKS (iCK-O 1 level c Able lo type at least 35 wpm CLERK-OF-WORKS (Bukil Timah Ttn M.S. Factory) c Secondary education with Craft Certificate m Building Constructions or equivalent c Preferably with 3 years
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      399 26 MITSUBISHI CORPORATION invites applications lor the post of JUNIOR SECRETARY Ouelihcations c Minimum OCI A level vmh credit In Kngllsh c LCC Secretarial Cerutu ate c Able to type at 40 <*pm c Knowledge of accounts c Ability to handle correspondence c 1 year relevant experience c Singapore citizen, age
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      519 26 ft SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD A Multi-Manorial Company haa immediate vacancies for 1) ACCOUNTS CLERKS \l;ile or female 81 rr.m OCBfy le\el with credit m Matheniutii-N c Intermediate LCC n<«<*.keepinu Certificate ror female aaatteantl must be able to type 2) GENERAL CLERK s Female Singapore tween the agi- »f
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      403 27 i& Dty.aywi.it iA H Dwploimwt iA H Einptoyment ill Employment fjjlA Employment lJ I— l i I law s*TtsoTilOOß VaCevvT af Bttrmttrtal OanceW lEnciKcmncto (PTIIITO imi'i' ACCOUNTS CLERK a Able to handle simple accounts rience not nernwry I'lasfjaa wtita w a»r apvy a»at*asi»»%aß»j( IrosliSasß-M **4pm sa THE PERSONNEL OEPT. SINGAPORE
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      542 27 i A large Ajwarteaw Btum We I -B*%fa*VMßa*> Bb****b* Ball Ba******** a **i* a e*fa' ftUsT tfbfj) a**af«VW*JßJ nta*V BjWI *»^B>*»wwav*za* i re** Bwwaaj petMtsef) at OFFICE GIRL a Secondary 4 but level preferred experience needed Must have pleasant personality and willingness to learn Tlea awccaeevM appMcawt caw expect an
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      601 27 requires a GENERAL CLERK Applicants must be Singapore citlsens who possess at least 3 level passes Including English and are able to type accurately at 3S wpm Some of the duties Include typing, filing and keeping and updating of records In ooavMon le otHoc attractive frtnee eonofN* an annual wee*
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      609 27 ACCOUNTS SECRETARIAL ASSISTANT urfpwAtty f# ajmf*»a oy 4WI cipstanomsj Travel Ag»ncy 30 X years old a Singapore citizen c Mln 4 O level passes Including English c LCC Accounting Intermediate a 3 years In Accounting work and ability to maintain full set of Books Oood and accurate typing c Neat
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      570 27 INTERVIEW TODAY FEMALE CLERK At least OCS O level Able to speak fluent English and Mandarin Ability to type accurately at 35 wpm Knowledge of business correspondence will be an advantage Please call personally between 1200 noon and 8.30 pm for an interview Tareal Advortlolna, Agency 807. Stti Floor. OG
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      453 27 FEMALE CLERK c Able to type. c Read and speak English and Chinese a GCE. -O' level c Preferably bilingual c Pleasant personality with Interest In motor vehicles Call personalty or contact: FINESSE ENTERPRISES PTE LTD •M. TANOLBt HALT CL. TEL: 47feBt1. Shipping company reowree ly1) STENOGRAPHER I' 2 years'
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      743 27 A newly s*t»s)»*hSll Private I united Company requires A) A SECRETARY B) A RECEPTIONIST/CLERK Please apply with full personal, educational, employment details, expected salary and contact telephone number to S.T. BOX ASO7M 1. New Industrial Rd. S( 1*43 1 An Optical Company requires GENERAL (ORDER) CLERK c Preferably with some
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      944 27 REAL ESTATE COMPANY requires experienced Receptionist General Clerk Must be able to type Knowledge of Mandarin Some accounting experience Salary above 1300 plus commission Please call tel *****81 REOUfRED UROENTLV A Kemalr Accounts Clerk 'or immediate employment at Eunos Avenue Salary commensurate* with experience and qualifications Interested applicants please call
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      466 27 Mil MechMerine Service* •to Ltd MACNA ALLOYS Due to qooo rsoponaa from cttants, we raqwira aovoral moca TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Mate Female) to cover manufacturing industries, construction firms, equipment It machineries depots, shipping industries, plants It maintenance professionals, euREQUIREMENTS: I A Possess own transport (B) Able to work Independently with
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      540 27 4 SINGAPORE STEEL PTE LTD Requires Sales assistant PJeo^utromonls: c Female age 18 to 30 years old With OCE O p Level Able to type 40 wpm xpenence necessary .ry negotiable Those interested pleaee write m or call personally to SINGAPORE STEEL PTE LTD 5 PIONEER SECTOR 3 SINGAPORE 2262
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      422 28 ff H H E** o I I fill H fanptoyt-nt [j Emptoymant |ljl||| Emptoymant l|||| Emptoyment 125 Situation. Vecent a) aVUes CMNAMLK HOUSE FEMALE INDOOR BALEB ASSISTANTS Foe tfifoc n%#tio#i contact: 09-11. Tanghn shopping Contra Singapore 1024 aaaaaaaaaaa^ WANTtO SALES WfWK WTATTVM A»piinlia»a are nnHad lar Ihe eswe aeete end
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      736 28 Sound Eloctnc Centre MSfJ Airport Branch) Key SALES ASSISTANT for iia Ra < I 'Camera Snap m me UoHorm and fcanapirl astowonce < c Singaporean above 16 year> Tiver«anl m Fngllsh mlaniaw between N) am 2 pm •■aalwsr with 2 psupirt pnetoarapnaat 01*-H, Upper Oround Floor. 1 Cotwntot Court vlMpyiMf
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      858 28 Krprrsrnta' --> plus Mr lr m. ii plus rownaahm Prefrrablv with own transport Reply with non-returnable New Industrial Road s pore 1953 DKMTECM PIE LTD urgently re quires Muro Computer Salesman Preferably have technical background Salary will depend on experience Interested please or rail at 303. 3rd floor. Pearls Centre.
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      496 28 INCOM SINGAPORE oHom An American multi-nation-vacancies lor Ihe following 1) TOOLMAKER Must have several years experience m the manufacturing or repair of high speed progressive dies Able U> operate various toolroom machines and produce tooling and parts to required tolerances Preference for candidates who have undergone a proved tool and
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      481 28 UNIVERSAL DOCKYARD LTD. (HONGKONG) A well established Hong Kong Shipbuilding and Civil engineering Company requires Ihe following persons to work m Hong Kong SHIPYARD MANAGER The applicant, technically qualified should have extensive experience m shipbuilding and ship repairing HULL SUPERVISOR Applicants should have at least five years experience m the
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      485 28 ARCHITECT S FIRM (1) DRAUGHTSMEN a Minimum 5 years' working experience c Conversant with submission procedures and building regulations c Working hours from 2pm to 1 0pm (2) GENERAL CLERK/ TYPIST c Minimum OCE O' level interested epufceente please send full raauma. aalary axS.T. BOX A9OM4, 1 New Industrial Road,
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      522 28 A Mitsubiahi TV/Car Radio Factory requirea urgently QC TECHNICIANS VITH ur.Kluales m electronic i M-rvicinc Experience not necessary Completed N Plrase apply personally or write m with contact telephone num-h.-r la UNITED ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING CORPN. PTE. LTD. 232, UPPER BUKIT TIMAH 2ND FLOOR, HOCK SOON BUILDING SINGAPORE 21S8 i Next
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      527 28 A BUILDING CONTRACTOR ur rquiret Bite Foremen Minimun It I jftara capenence and relevant qualifications Interested plcise apply giving personal particulars, experience present mil npectea < ontact le.eprwnr number and a iiMM-rrtiirnahlr passport size photofrapl lo The' Contract* Havelock Road. pore 0316 LAND/ HYOROGRAPHIC SURVEYING Kir::; invites applications for the
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      246 28 MECS te| PRODUCTION PERSONNEL Join us today and earn up lo PLUS free transport free medical treatment free fashionable uniform free tea offered during 2nd shift free technical training fast promotion prospects fully air-conditioned factory piped m music modern, clean and quiet working condition There is also year round recreational
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      239 28 CA.T.S. 184-44** j Classified Advertising Works. HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD Our ne wty established nuillp'tnillioo Colof Television Tubes Company is looking for tnoae who ares c Young and energetic c Completed Primary 6 c Above 1 6 years of age a Completed National Service c Willing to work
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      328 29 i| Employment ill Emp*oym«nt iA Employment IIA Employment A A H Eniployment CATS. 184 ***** Classified Advertising Works. 1 26 Situations Vacant g) Production MALAYAN BREWERIES (SMOAPOIK) PTE LTD Br#w#fS Of AncoOf B##f Tlflar Beer 4 ABC Extra Stout Invite applications lor rha appointment or: FORKLIFT DRIVER Requirements secondary education
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      430 29 CTS SINGAPORE PTC LTD Ma«or Menwtecturwr of Thick i FHtn Wsslslsr Products and ft yooo c mmc rooic COfTipOfMf^tl has Immediate vacancies for PRODUCTION OPERATORS Singapore Citizens Afel6to3S I c 5 day week a Attendance allowance a Transport allowance c Job premium Hospitalisation Insurance Krpp medical a Attractive starting pay
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      435 29 COLD STORAGE MANUFACTURING PTE. LTD. requires MALE FACTORY WORKERS a 16 years and above a Preferably with cold room experience a 5 days week a Malaysians are inviu-d to apply Starting salary of 1320 plua 2 month* bonua and Incentive allowance wMt oe paid. Please apply personally to: Proouctiofi cisc
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      602 29 SCHROEDER PRECISION (8) PTE LTD An expanding manufacturer of precision strings ha* immediate vacanciee: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Please rail personally at: AVER RAJAH INDUSTRIAL ESTATE Blk 6,6 th floor S pore 05 13 (Bus Service No: 33, 178. 183. 197 a 200) UK MANUFACTURING COMPANY m Jurong has Immediate vacancies
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      131 29 f- w— a. co '< r^ if I ll II ■4111 Ij 111 tJ J 11 pi -i fill!: ;i 111 i^l i] ill a i li Ifl.ji 1.22 8-S& jj-cf giiiillH I s 8 11l O %<£ <"< ft ow 1 >Q 85S- I HI q -gS 1 m
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      430 29 A vary wall established shipyard m Jurong has immediate vacancies aa follows 1. HULL DRAUGHTSMEN 2. PIPING DRAUGHTSMEN 3. MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMEN 4. ELECTRICAL DRAUGHTSMEN c STl'Oty CJuilds Certificate c 2to 4 years' experience In similar post preference will be given to candidates with experience m a ship/oil rig Industry 5.
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      334 29 If you an a skilled tradesman, or even a semi-skilled trademan, end are either jobhunting or seeking to improve your present job prospects, we have openings m the following trades m our modern and expending shipyard which may be just whet you are looking for:BOILERMAKERS CLEANERS (SHIP) CUTTERS DECK MACHINE
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      405 29 Suitably qualified candidate* ara invited to apply for the following positions m our shipyard. FIREMEN c Minimum 3 yean fire fighting experience e_ Age 22-35 yean c Former uniform service an advantage c Mutt be physically fit c Prepared to work shift hours SECURITY GUARDS Cum FIREMEN c Previous experience
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      384 29 is YEO HIAP SENG LIMITED requires 1) CLERKS c CC'K 'O' or 'A' level c Typing speed 35 wpm 2) LADY PROMOTERS Trade Fair promotion c $30 per day 3) BOILERMAN c im Class Boiler Attendant Certificate c Shift rotation 4) DELIVERY DRIVER c ciau 4 driving licence c Able
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      327 29 BaBBm—L^—B^BBBeHLBBeI fnW] invites applications for the positions of: ACCOUNTS CLERK c <iCE-O' Level c Able to type 35 wpm c Knowledge of Bookkeeping an advantage LABORATORY ASSISTANTS c GCE'O' Level with credit m Physical Science c Willing to work on 3 rotating shifts FITTERS c Possf-x NTC (irade 3 m
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      521 30 Iff [I H Cl 1 1""* 1 [fill H |ljl||| H anptoymam I Emptoynwit |||j| Emptoymant EDIBLE PRODUCTS LTD ,w«ea wlereasaa aspluaMi tt me laMswma posts 1) LAB. TECHNICIAN -ndarv I rduration »ith CherhiMrv background t«inin« will be ■MM 2) JUNIOR REFINERY OPERATORS 1.11 inn ired 3) SECURITY GUARDS c
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      544 30 I T CATS. 184-4411 Classified Advertising Works. We require 1) JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERKS ;«is*>- IH y i »ilh Bookkeeping kaowl- j edge c Preferable with lor 2 years working ex|>erience 2) BOOKING CLERKS (MALE/FEMALE) For our Recreation Club el Kampong Java Road (neit lo our Kampong Java Kentucky reeteuranl m
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      120 31 A Memorial Sanrtce for H» late Captain Montagu* Slaw art Wright ai Strait* Staamahip Company will ba hald at Si Andrew's Cathadral on Saturday 13th Saptambar IMI at 12.1S p m Tha aarvlca will ba conducted by Mw Ray. Patar A. Ellis, ron v^napiain mivbiimib io awmvn Monty s family
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      64 31 MR CHAN KIM HYE AGED: 77 pmtd away peacefully on »th S.pl 1981 l..y,ng behind: 3 Son*: Buck Kia Burk Meng Burk Hee 2 Oaughl.r. AhChoo Ah Soy 2 Daughtert-in-law. 2 Som-in-law. 7 grandtom. gr*nd-d«ughl*rt to Cortege will laava 590 Upper Scrangoon Road, 8 km. No,™ Ann Funeral Parlour.
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      48 31 MISS CLORIA YEO JOO LIEN The Family of the late Miss Gloria Yeo Joo Lien wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all relatives. Rev Ho C'hee Sin. members of Faith Methodist Church, friends and collegues for their concern, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement
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      68 31 MRS HAROLD TAN Swa* Bee. nee Lily Khoo Chew Neo 62, paved away peacefully on Sept S, tSSt, alter a long iHneee courageously borne, leaving behind her dearly beloved husband, son* Edmund Ghim Slew end Donald Ghim Seng, daughter-in-law Doreen and grandson Christopher Th* corrag* will le*»e Block 100 Whampoa
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      29 31 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr Liao Mv Shui thank friends, colleagues and relatives for their condolences, donations, wreaths, kind assistance and attendance during their recent bereavement
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      57 31 IST YEAR MEMORIAL CEREMONIES MR. V. PACKRISAMY (RAJU) request the kind presence ol all relatives end friends to attend the Ist Veer Memorial Ceremonies MRS LATCHIMY PACKRISAMY The ceremonies will be held tomorrow. 11th Sept 1981 at 11.00 am. al our residence. Block 24. 16-L. Telok Blangah Crescent.
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      77 31 One year has passed but memories of you are still with us. S.dly miiHd by wil«. children end y rßndcnildf n In Sweet Memory of Mr Chong Lian Sin who left us on tOth Sept. IBSO Thou art gone, dear father. Gone beyond the world of tears.
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    247 32  - Upali buys topNZ stayer to replace' -Vaaron- EQUESTRIENNE By KI'ALA LIMPIR, Wed. I pa" Wljewardene, of I pall StaMe and owner of dual Derby winner, Vaaron, has acquired a top New Zealand stayer, Sir Avon, for ASI4S,«M (SS3M,MI) In Australia. A fear-year-old hone by Avon Valley, Sir Avon last year
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    133 32 CHICAGO, Wednesday THE promoters of the Arlington Million, the world's richest horse race, said yesterday they would put up another million-dollar purse to stage the race again next year. Joe Joyce, president of rChicago's Arlington Park track, announced that the second Arlington Mijlion would be
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    506 32  -  EPSOM JEEP By It started on a Sunday morning and ended in the evening IPOH, Wed. I wonder how many among the present generation of racegoers are aware of the Fact that racing on a Sunday morning did take place once upon a
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    Seven-O-Seven and Malaysia impress
    260 32 Seven-O-Seven and Malaysia impress On the track. ..with TONTO IPOH, Wed. Seven-O-Seven, with a riding boy m the saddle, showed impressive form here this morning when he did a 600 m gallop m 41 on the bit. The going was good. The four-year-old New Zealand gelding by Sucaryl has had
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    80 32 Shergar for 2,800 m St Leger Stakes LONDON, Wed. Wonder horse Shergar is among eight acceptors for the St Leger Stakes for three-year-olds to be run over 2,800 m at Doncaster on Saturday. Acceptors with jockeys and weights are: Brigadier Hawk (unfixed), Bustomi (L. Piggott), Cut Above (J. Mercer), Glint
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    42 32 SEOUL. Wed The World Boxing Council have ordered mandatory title contests m some of their weight divisions before the end of this year The WBC orders will affect super-light weight, bantam, super-feather, cruiser, superwelter and welterweight divisions UPI.
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      259 32  - Rajbir India's goal machine R. MANORAJ By RAJBIR Kaur Kaler is just another pony-tailed, sweet and shy schoolgirl to most who meet her off the hockey field. But on the field. India's Rajbir. 17, is perhaps the most devastating centreforward to grace Asian women's hockey. Her goal-scoring prowess helped India
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      48 32 THE Kirn Keat Community Centre's youth group will be organising a badminton tournament for members from Sept. 29-Oct. 5 at 1999, Lorong 8, Toa Payoh. Those interested should call personally to register. The closing d".te is Sept. l 3. Entry fee will be $2 per person.
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      184 32 Apathy upsets Sabah FA boss KOTA KINABALU, Wed. Datuk Haji Mohamed Noor Mansoor yesterday said he would !ike to step down as president of the Sabah Football Association, because of what he described as "utter disregard for the welfare of soccer players" by organisations, including the State Sports Ministry. He
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      49 32 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Selangor, the Malaysia Cup holders, will play against a Singapore Business Houses Football League side for the Feith Cup match at the National Stadium on Nov. 29. This was confirmed by S. Anthonysamy, the secretary of the Football Association of Selangor, here yesterday.
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      364 33 LONDON, Wed. There will be no European Economic Community spirit of co-operation when member countries Belgium, Ireland, France and Holland battle tonight m European qualifying Group Two soccer matches of the World Cup. Belgium meet France m Brussels and Holland play the Republic
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      270 33 MADRID, Wed. A strike crippling the start of the Spanish soccer season was called off yesterday following an agreement between the country's professionals and the national federation. No details of the agreement were available_ In Vleenaa, Paolo Rossi, SOCCER ROUND-UP the banned national striker
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      285 33 All winners must bring along your Lucky Draw Coupons together w \iC Can personally at Sum Bros Furniture Co Bik 186 No 436 Toa Pavon Central Spore 1 231 at2pm-7pm to Claim your prizes betore 30 Sepl 1981 AMERICAN Tracy A«sttn maltrs tw»-«aiidMl irtant during her match against RMfe Canal*
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      420 33 Chris: I aim to bow out on top NEW YORK, Wed. Chris Evert Lloyd has won the United States Open tennis championship five times m the last six years, and has reached the semi-finals every year since 1971. She has yet to lose a set m hve matches this year,
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      Chances slim for final at Kallang
      149 33  -  WILFRED YEO By THE chances at a Natlanal Stadium setting far the Sultan's Gold Cap final between Singapore Malays and their Jahare counterparts are slim. Yusoff Ismail, the Singapore Malays vicepresident who was m Johore Bahru an Sanday to persuade Johore officials to allow
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        60 33 ATHLETICS: British Olvrn§lc Games gold medallist teve Ovett wuT run either the mile or two miles m the CocaCola international athletes club meeting at Crystal Palace m London on Friday. The meeting, the last major engagement of the season for most of Britain's top competitors, has a strong
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        Tour off
        44 33 BASKETBALL: The Indian basketball team's proposed European tour has been called off following government refusal to give them clearance, it was reported m New Delhi today. The two-week tour under the auspices of the International Basketball Federation was to have begun today.
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        67 33 BOXING: The World Boxing Council at their convention here m Seoul, decided to bar South Africa from their membership as long as that country does not renounce their apartheid policy. Meanhile. WBA junior flyweight champion Kirn HwanJin, of South Korea, will stage his first title defence against his
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        Poisson wins
        33 33 CYCLING: France's Pascal Poisson, a professional from the Renault team, won the prologue m the five kilometre individual time trial race m St. Etienne. France. He clocked 6 mm 24.02 sec.
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        66 33 RUGBY UNION: Scores of anti-apartheid protesters were arrested m Christchurch after a demonstration coinciding with the final provincial match of the South African Springboks rugby tour of New Zealand. The tourists beat North Auckland 19-10 m Whangerei Meanwhile. South African rugby supremo Dr. Danie Craven said m Johannesburg that
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        33 33 SWIMMING: I'te Geweniger, of East Germany, set a world record of 1 mm. 06.60 sec., beating her own mark for the 100 metres breaststroke at the European championships m Split. Yugoslavia.
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        54 33 VOLLEYBALL: India. Japan and Korea emerged victors m the men's junior championship m Colorado Springs. Colorado Results: India 3 Saudi Arabia 0. Spain 3 Canada 0, Japan 3 Egypt 0, Mexico 3 Chile 0. Korea 3 West Germany 0, Soviet Union 3 Argentina 0. Cuba 3 China 1. Brazil
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        44 33 WATER— POLO: France uourxed Denmark 14-6 m the European championships m Split. Yugoslavia Other results tiraap A: Soviet t nion 7 W Germany 10. Hungary 12 Italy 10, Rumania 10 Yugoslavia 12. Holland 7 Spain 7 (,rwp B: Malta 3 Sweden 13 Agencies.
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      124 33 SCARBOROUGH, England, Wed. Geoff Boycott, England's controversial opening batsman, was today suspended for the rest of the cricket season by Yorkshire, his county team. The suspension of 40-year-old Boycott came after England's record run-maker publicly called for a showdown with Yorkshire manager Ray niingworth after being left
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      358 33 LONDON, Wed. Geoff Cook, the Northamptonshire captain, and young Surrey wicket-keeper Jack Richards are the only uncapped players m the England squad of 16 announced today for the forthcoming tour of India. Peter Lush, Test and county cricket board spokesman, said there had
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      154 33 SCARBOROUGH, England, Wed. The touring Barbados cricket team found Yorkshire's challenge to score 240 m 125 minutes too much here yesterday and the game faded into a draw. Barbados openers Desmond Haynes and Alvin Greenidge made only seven together before the former was run out by a
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      321 34 Singapore's Gopal to meet Sakamoto m Plate final KARACHI. Wed. Teenage sensation Jahangir Khan, 17, and the flamboyant Qamar Zaman, both of Pakistan, swept into the final of the Asian individual squash championship at the Pakistan International Airlines Complex here today. Jahangir, merciless m his
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      296 34 KARACHI, Wed THEY are going to see a lot of Filipino Roberto Yam, 17, one of the youngest competitors m the Asian squash championship, if his present form is anything to go by. Malaysia's Yeoh Lam Jit, also 17, shares with him the
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      354 34 KARACHI, Wed. Pakistan confirmed their top ranking m Asian squash by beating India 3-0, and Singapore, likewise, assured themselves of third place at the end of the Asian team championships here yesterday. Woon Wai Phang set the pace for the Republic, beating Malaysian junior, Yeoh
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      149 34 Slanaporr Malaysia I (S'purr first). Woon Wai Phang bt Yeoh Lam Jit 94, 91, 9-1, Zainal Abidin bt Jerry Loo 4-9, 9-1. 94, 4-9. W>. Stewart Ballard bt S. Maniam 7-9. 94, 10-8, 9-3. Pakistan i India I (Pakistan tint). Maqsood Ahmed bt Nariit Singh W), M, 9-1.
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      209 35  -  JOE DORAI By KIALA LUMPUR, Wed. Sao Paulo Selection put up a superb performance to beat Singapore 3-0 m a Merdeka Cup soccer tournament match here tonight. The Brazilians adapted themselves very well to the wet ground conditions and barely six minutes
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      290 35  -  J. RAJENDRAN By A DETERMINED Thailand snatched victory from Indonesia with a 96-93 score m the last minute of their Group B match of the Straits Times Pesta Sukan basketball invitation championship at the Gay World Stadium last night. Indonesia had the edge m the
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      157 35 SGA select 12 players for annual match THE Singapore Golf Association yesterday selected 12 players to represent the Republic m the annual match against Malaysia for the MGA SCA Challenge Trophy at the Bukit Course on Sept. 26 and 27 The players are: Jimmy Stewart, Daniel Lim, Prem Sachdev. Gerald
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      61 35 HOCKEY: BBA Premier MvWm: SCC v SMFC (Padang, 5.10) SHA Nv. 1: SRC v University (Padang, 5 10). Prtoadly: Indian Association B v IA Selection Balestier Road. 5). SOCCEB: Urn City Cap: Semi-finals: Bahrain v Thailand (National Stadium. 7 30). MTB taanuuneal: Third and fourth placings: Dtv. A:
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      140 35 MANILA, Wed MORE than 2,000 athletes from 10 nations will take part in the South-east Asia Games here from Dec. 6 to 15, Filipino organising committee officials said today. The Games, last held in Jakarta in 1979, will bring together participants from Brunei,
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      117 35 The Philippines Government are Spending 120 million pesos (s32m) on building and upgrading the five sports centres and the athletes will stay at a university complex on the outskirts of the capital. Officials said this year's Games, the third since the event became known as the SEA Games (formerly
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      King's Cup invitation
      94 35 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Singapore are among 10-na-tions invited to lake part m the 14th King's Cup soccer tournament m Bangkok from Nov. 924, Pisit Nganpanics, vicepresident of the Thailand Football Association said here today. Pisit, said that the teams will be divided into two groups, with the
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      Oon: Five players not dropped from squad
      226 35 THK five badminton players, left out of Singapore's eight-man centralised training squad for next month's Thomas Cup qualifying match against Thailand and tomorrow and Saturday's Yonex mixed international friendly, were not dropped, Thomas Cup manager Professor Oon Chong Jin stressed yesterday. The five
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      271 35 His first pro match for new club will be on Wednesday EDMUND WEE. Singapore's top goalkeeper, leaves for Hongkong this morning to become the Republic's first soccer professional, reports WILFRED YEO. He will be on a twoyear contract with South China, whose members include Malaysian
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      386 35  -  WILFRED YEO 2-0 LESSON FOR DEFENSIVE JAPAN By WITH due respect to Ezra Yogel of a different ball game, it was South Korea, not Japan, who were No. 1 m their Lion City Cup soccer semi-final at the National Stadium last night. And the Koreans should
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    182 36 A CONCRETE slab fram tar facade af High Street Plata plummeted to the graiad yesterday meraioK, scattering debris the street. P»IW have etaactf High Street to traffic till toimm* h It b feared tw« mare «Übs fr»m the facade may fall as well. Crashing The fallea
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    46 36 PARIS. Wed. Air Force LtCol Jean-Loup Chretien was named today to take part m a joint French-Soviet space flight m the first half of next year, the National Space Studies Centre announced here. He will be the first Frenchman to go into space. AFP
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    203 36 - LONDON, Wed. Britain's Defence Ministry is selling off bits of the Royal Navy at least 20 of its battle fleet of 70 warships. The second-hand ships, including Frigates and the 28,500-tonne aircraft 'carrier Hermes, are anchored at Havant near Portsmouth as part
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    170 36 Integral part of civil defence From Page On* do a one-year stint of 16 days; those who have completed between three and four years, a two-year stint, and so on. They will then be placed on the CDC reserves, and will have to attend shorter training periods. The call-up of
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    28 36 BEIJING, Wed. An atlas of Taiwan will be on sale m Beijing at the end of this month, the official Xinhua news agency said today. Reuter.
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    33 36 NEW YORK, Wed The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was up 2.10 to 853 22 m the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    322 36 FRANCE'S Socialist government today decided to nationalise 36 French-owned banks, effectively putting 95 per cent of all deposits under state control. The decision, taken PARIS, Wed after a cabinet meeting chaired by President Francois Mitterrand, was announced by Presidential spokesman Pierre Beregovoy. The announcement
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    Tony Tan opens pre-Budget talks
    451 36  - Tony Tan opens preBudget talks CONRAD RAJ of Times Business By EVEN the Consumers Association of Singapore and the National Trades Union Congress, will be consulted on next year's Budget. The Trade and Industry Minister, Dr Tony Tan, began seeking public opinion yesterday when he held his first meeting with
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    Colour to tell about SAP schools
    436 36  -  JUNE TAN, Education Reporter By THE Education Ministry lias mounted a major recruiting campaign m a fresh bid to convince parents with bright children to send them to Special Assistance Plan (SAP) schools. Colourful brochures on what it means to study m a SAP
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    Lock icon LAST SQUARE ROOT DAY OF THE 20TH CENTURY
    65 36 WASHINGTON, Wed. 9-9-81 is the final square root day of the 20th Century. A square root day occurs when the number of the day and month multiply out to the last two digits of the year. The last square root day was
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      203 36 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. EMPLOYERS may soon be made to bear medical expenses of their workers. And to make sure that workers look to them for medical benefits, the Government intends to raise medical fees to match costs. Should you stop selling your stocks and start buying
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      136 36 a^^TP It uses advanced electronics. It has extraordinary needle penetration power. *It has a greater sewing capability. *lt has an extremely low-level sewing surface which is cleverly combined with a free arm. There is no other sewing machine m the world that offers as much as the new Elna "air
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      35 36 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers in several areas late morning onwards. TEMP. (C) up to (a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 24 min. SUNSET today: 6.35 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.27 a.m. m Global Weather report delayed.
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      Time for a ballet of our own
      857 1 ON THE eve of the three-day dance camp for secondary and junior college students, ZHOU KING examines the local ballet scene and suggests that it is time we evolve a ballet which is characteristic of Singapore. THE Renaissance inspired many a new art.
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      58 1 EiHWitt ♦Hit. ft.r<mz*>m t* N -BtrfD*t; ft*4« ait it fli £gft4t« r JlAe*6'jfs]&t tt«f Af**Kftt.?So A'jflj.Re#-«fn«iJ* K'f.u r iiatHSttfiH MSS7 **fi*47g fWHO o A:i£flMft*fiß±GiJ tta«e iw**w ft mvxm si 7m«ftEatw*.jg« £*»ftrtS±tb«S ifiii* "711" tfeiiPiE OS^-> LlSttftffJ ££*'>» fMfti tW-Siifflilil s is »j ft c *H«^-S o WAi\ a e«fcafrißft fit*:
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        162 1 u Mum, you ought to be congratulatedr^ I~ l s mcc to now that >' our family W& [j|jjj|jjj||^lJP^^ X appreciates what you give them. WJFS^Wjjfi^^^^^^f^^^jf^il^^^SS^ And you give them the best '^RRfflffT w SffifflßSC That's why you'll choose Meadow J7UIHM w^ nK^gQ^^ j ea polyunsaturated margarine from j^r W^^^SM
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        83 1 IlnitUl Pretty prints B a^lM It Is quite essential far home to have v Identity mad there are several ways of establishing It. Men Henry noes prints as a theme. Find ont more on Pag* 6 Journey to the East H With a renowned ethnomasirologist as guide and gora, Georgina
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      154 2 THURSDAY Entertainment Special The Jose Feliciano Special (Ch 5, lt.lt p.m.): Blind singer and composer Jose Feliciano sings old favourites like Always Something There To Remind Me, Call Me and My Sweet Lord on his own show shot outdoors. His guests are Carol Lawrence and The Mike Curb Congregation. Steve
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      Musical treat
      24 2 Steve Lawrence And Eydle Gorme dedicate their songs to American composer George Gershwin m Our Love Is Here To Stay, Ch 5
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      PICK of the DAY
      430 2 SBC 5 ALICE (Cb 5, 4.25 p.m.): Alice moonlights as a nightclub singer by night and reports late at Mel's cafe in the morning. She is served an ultimatum to sing or to serve. BriUanlra Report The Killer Instinct, Man And Beast (Ch S, «.M p.m.):
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      Asean paintings and photos
      149 2 THE Ministry of Culture and the National Museum will Jointly bold an Asean Exhibition Of Painting Graphic Arts and Photography Til, which opens on Saturday. According to Mr Choy Wen Young, Curator of Art at the Mnsenm, this exhibition is a project of the lntra-Asean Cultural
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        262 2 A grand book exhibition where over 150,000 titles by 1 ,500 publishers m more than 12 languages are featured. Special discounts and gifts will be given to visitors. TODAYS SPECIAL EVENTS 3.00pm 5.30pm Book Quiz Have you read these? 7.00pm 8.30pm Charades competition Finals i BOOKS MAKE BETTER HOMES J
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        31 2 B 9 National Panasonic Get through a 1 hour cassette (vi^i^^^-^ In 45 minutes... v^^^lb^' I--'1 .^f RQ-2725 Super slimline cassette recorder with fast playback mode Good reading matters Tunes Kookshoi
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        139 2 Straits Times Crossword ACBO6B 6 Don't put into harbour (or Trace w006.y 9on ouUide oT a mo^ !?™a^ -Sfeir 8 cooKed by epicure ,10, %£Z ZSR&ttI 15 CUmour spoken about by a wUcie jn Ga|eshead number (7) )S^Tc^^fi 21 Son thin that emers imo cal LlSsl^r (4 iu, esut-^nager' 1A
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        91 2 EXHIBITIONS: BOOKFAIR '81: World Trade Centre, 11 a.m. 9.30 p.m. Till Sunday. Chinese Hand Knotted Woollen Carpets: Vic Exhibition Hall. 10 a.m. 8.30 p.m. Till Sept 20. On Singapore And Her People: Display of winning entries in a photographic exhibition organised by RI Photographic Society. Young People's Gallery, Nat Museum,
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        1144 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by Thf Younf 7 00 The **"PPet Show And The Restless 7.30 News and Weather Forecast 3.25 Reincarnated (r) (Malay) 4.20 Diary Of Events (Mandarin) 7.55 Kav* The Worf Doe (Part 2) 4.25 Alice 8.50 The Love Boat 4.50 Anpe 9.45
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        Every which way but loose
        442 3  -  PATRICK SHEN SPHINX Now showing at Lido Reviewed by JUST when you thought it was safe to go back to Egypt... After the mummifying The Awakening some months back. Sphinx actually comes across as a sprightly, touristy romp through more treasurefilled chambers of Egyptian pyramids.
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        New wave and old ties
        836 3  -  JOHN DE SOUZA Reviewed by THE German critics obviously loved it. So, too, did the English, though the film is as oriental as its lilting Cantonese dialogue. When screened m Berlin recently, "new wave" Hongkong director Allen Fong's first film, Father and Son. got rave
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        107 3 Free membership to a video library from VK )NHIRE'S VIDEO SPECIAL Big savings when^PßßPvldeo Recorder and CTV^^^H JjP»"^ from Visionhire today. Because now Visionhire's offering this^*^^^ special package at a discount. And you'll be getting a new remote control Hitachi VHS 8000 and a CTV with a choice of screen
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        310 3 I Dreaming j i of a new house? J Moneywords $10,000 jackpot could J help your dream come true! Moneywords contest m New Nation Have fun with Moneywords and I is now giving away at least $10,000 have a dream or two come true. I prize money each week, plus
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        461 4 -CAPITOL: LAST 2 DAYS! > Q (U7«7M)S SNOWS ■< 11»m 1 «S 4 6 30 ISpm Boyood thai aJpa of DarfcnM. thwa <■ a WorW of SWORD and SOWCCRV "JADE: NOW SHOWING!* P (?93?S*0> DUE TO FILM'S LENGTH 4 SNOWS DM.V 1 NOTI TMES linn. 2.15. 530&9 00 No Frtt
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        579 4 Buy a MAMIYA QUARTZ ZE at only $499, or MAMIYA ZE-2 at only $555.... BFW* .attaakL^ #_1 m fm BFaaaaaV aaVva* bV] Baai3Q a^' bbbb^^^S^^ TheMamiyaZE, The Mamiya ZE-2, wHh 50mm F2 lens y^ sommo mm M 7 )ens and get any ONE of these Mamiya accessories at no extra
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        613 4 SOMEBODY S DARLING (.I How doaa nn Q <jl innocent ••v»n year Q )|l old cop* with a fc 8 '111 1 pathological liar who V C' g«t mu*d ur with a V A Kakv livtv •^aa» A V' woman who haa ataa AftLj X V tomalhing to hid* r
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        490 4 B^CATHAYj!( 5 lgggjHN»BMr/.v:?:l ft OPfNS TODAY O r> 130 4 09, 630 ISpßi Q M'JftKJfcMilim >' (Z) NOW SHOWING- 43 i'| 11am. 1 30 4 00 6 30 t ispm jr* <!► g BP*^o«*utoicr X Q if ji;r,Y#M-n:vi v <J 2nd MONTH' V Q 44th At YAI VAC OAVI C
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        Spiritual trip
        1623 5 SPIRITUAL TRIP MUSICAL MOMENTS I AM to start out on a spiritual journey. It's a tough haul. The road is steep and largely unknown to me. I thought I knew my way, but, strangely, I don't. I've been some of the way before, but only as myself. Now
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        15 5 f I*/ MU^I Imported <outis Jk f *T ana Ja wtum Ikugnrd JVI .*sE/ loft
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        305 5 J 1 J!tebafai<£ria presents By f| CT[Qjw3 Wk \I ■HiF?™(WPff^ Model: Carrie Models. Date: 1 lth September 1981 Time: 9.15 pm Special Dinner Show For reservations. please call tel: *****22 ext 137/141 t« *>S/£ IWIKXHKU HOI fit m 19, Cairnhill Circle. Singapore 0922. Cable CANHILLTEL Telex RS ***** CANHiLL -rw-%.
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        Printed schemes
        652 6 Text by: CYNTHIA WEE Ph»UgT»phs by: CLIFTON AW HOW can you make a small flat appear larger? The method varies with the designer. Designer Mrs Meu Henry of The Cotton Tree, Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre, has given a twobedroom apartment the feeling of space, while retaining a certain
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        Meu's thoughts
        390 6 THAI-born Mrs Meu Henry, who has more than 12 years' experience m the interior design business, started m a graphic design studio m Hongkong. When she was m there, she was assistant to wellknown antique-dealer and interior furnishing designer Charlotte Horstmann. She started her own shop when she
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        412 6 All Kinds Of Cloth 50% Off! The Latest Fashion Cloth For Only $1.00 per metre. Welcome to: v T r High Street Textiles Emporium. 72-74, High Street. Spore 0617. GOOD READING MATTERS AT y Times Bookshops limr«(Hih»riJ I rnlrr Rohinvm s John I itlk M 106 Ocfcvd Rcwd OcMro R<Md
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        141 6 HORTI introduces self watering magic capillary action flower and plant pots. Designed to suit you your loved ones. Sole agents: SINGAPORE HORThFLORA No 77, Dunearn Road 5'A km Floral Mile ->*A f Singapore 1130 JtrnF.' Tel: *****80 (2 lines) K#)TTI Available m Emporium Holdings. CX Tang. Yaohan Istan Flonsl Shop*
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        585 7 vy/ Penqu i n Books i^^VH I^l NJ[ J Yes < certainly Penguin books make better homes, after all they are B^kß^^ rather special. They are extremely entertaining m a wholesome I^UI kj^^^ wa V' niind-stimulating, deeply researched. So if you're one who goes for good wholesome reading and good
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      The final straw
      1880 8 The agony... ROCKY was a movie The world of boxing that Roger Phillips knew, the world of US$4O (SsB6) pay days and bus trips to small arenas and dressing rooms the size of closets, was very real. In his world, club fighters did not wind up m
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        516 8 THE WEDDING SHOW \V( )RLD TRADE CENTRE icptonfaa KM*. 1981 n.tih bom 12 noon —9:00 pin AN EXQI'ISITE EXHIBITION of t vmthing you net* for an «rf nip Ililili wedding rromringi t<>n»M^. weddhtg gowra to wedding cakn, photoaibum lo Ihkl.il picvnis' All .in- on ilispk»\ .ii diegrandM \V«tlding Show ever!
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      930 9 World of boxers What killed Roger Phillips: Says Sam Michael, chairman of Maine Athletic Commission: You can't blame boxing y Says Joe Phillips, Roger's brother, also a boxer: Boxing was his only strength m life, and he was manipulated, m It bunted his spirit. From P*g« Eight ton, I'm the
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        549 9 GRAY m, BUSINESS% DIRECTORY ss»li«i/55 ISSN im mi issmihsm; Liy[Sy \\^>^ X lir.ns& m TMI REPWir Of SMGAPORE WC^- xv 1 V »!*OIM-7»10 .SSllOtti-MH Australian GERMAN Ifl M Firms JJ/J^ business firms lit Representatives REPRESENTATIVES Business Hrms m the Republic ot Singapore mS »w«-» RepresenlallVP: >ti !imi|.i|n> Ir^fH—^ I I
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        761 10 A ma»a international company Hj t xatl"l\' manufacturing and wing fast moving Br^S VT/^I Sa le s Rep H**Mf9)f l^y& \T I Bmk quattcations are £^3fcEfcl**«L- HB Under 25 years old WF r^- Completed l National Servcc W m DnirTrVTCrHVT'C S«w»pore Citizen iillJ KUBUMSUN S I Pawed Sec 4 (Enghsh
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        628 10 Established International Company requires the following (A) COST ACCOUNTANT Sound Accounting qualifications with 2 years experience m similar copacity is necessary Knowledge m computer applications and statistical cost measurements will be an advantage. The |ob offered will involve cost studies, formulate statistical measurements, perform time and motion analysis and recommend
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        545 10 y y GM Singapore Pte Ltd (Automotive Electronics) GM Singapore is a progressive and people-orientated compar.v. Currently we are looking for qualified and dynamic professionals to join our Company as: INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER Degree m Industrial Engineering At least 2 years' related experience m a circuit board assembly or integrated circuit
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        726 11 A lar^e multinational organisation m the food n.dustrv invites applications Frooi suitably qualified persons ior the position ot ASSISTANT I PERSONNEL I MANAGER I This person will be principally responsible for industrial relations and st.iH wdfaft and activities. Other duties would include: lob Evaluation including salary and wage administration Recruitment
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        592 11 We, a Japanese Organisation with worldwide subsidiaries, trading of commodity futures, expanding marketing operations m Singapore, would like to recruit immediately for our main and Branch Offices m Singapore: COMMODITY TRADING ADVISORS REQUIREMENTS: Minimum G.C.E. 4 O' level. Males with the drive and persistence to achieve set targets. Capable of
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        461 11 A large and newly formed manufacturing company invites suitable candidates to fill the following posts:A. PURCHASING OFFICER Requirements:- Preferably diploma or certificate holder m Mechanical Engineer or equivalent Minimum 2 years' relevant experience m a manufacturing concern. Some knowledge m Shipment Planning and Industrial Materials tools and machine spares. Proficiency
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        667 11 I Due to rapto expansion, we invite suitably qualified I I candidates tor the following positions 11. TECHNICAL SALES ENGINEER ReijuYefTwnts Degree/ Diploma m Electrical/Mechanical I Engineering At least two years relevant working eipe I nence Possess own transport 12. INDOOR TECHNICAL SALES/ I ADMIN. CLERK Requvtmtntv ITC m Electrical
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      24 12 MKS \SIKH TAN KM. WAH V.,i.,,. i l"th >»|>lrnilx-r. 197. 1 I i>\ X KKOM Mothff H I h.lilnn .11 (I I -..M.I Ih,,-
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        862 12 JUPONG CEMENT UMTIO Notice of Meeting NOTIO IS HEM BY GIVEN that the Eighth Annual General Meeting oi the Company will be held at the Conference Room of f G Tan Co (Pic I Suite 801 Ocean Building (8th Roori CoDvetQuav Singapore 01 04 on Wednesday September 30 1981 at
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        542 12 AUCTION SALE of Valuable Freehold Properties To be held at Mondorm Court B 4th Floor Mondorm Hotel Orchard Road, Singapore 0923 on THURSDAY, 17th September 1981 AT 2 30 P M (A) Unit 15-04 City Plata Apartment Area 83 sq m (893 sq ft Title Freehold Solicitors M/s Chua, Hay
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        407 12 DAI MPH Uni niilPC DCDUAR Palmco Holdings Bethad invites applications from I MLITIUU nULUIIIUO DCnfIHU suitably qualified and experienced contractors. subcontractors and suppliers wishing to be prequaliPROPOSED WISMA PALMCO OFFICE COMPLEX fed as Tenderers for the Proposed Wsma Palmc Office Complex. Penang, Malaysia. Thu work> will PREQUALIFICATION OF TENDERERS ?SZ£°%r?&"
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        348 12 IN THE HIGH COI'RT OP THE KKPI'BUr OF SINGAPORE (•miMudrs Wbrilag Up No. 1«S *f 1181 In Ike Matter af the ompulnt Art (Cap. 1M) flßtf la the Matter M ABDAT BROTHERS PRIVATE IJMITKI) ADVERTISEMENT OP PETITION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Petition for the winding up of the
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