The Business Times, 15 January 1979

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 14C/1/79 MONDAY, JANUARY 15, If* 50 CENTS
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      Lock icon Pol Pot still fighting
      70 1 AFP TOKYO, Sun. Deputy Premier leng Sary of Kampuchea told the Japanese Ambassador in Peking today that Premier Pol Pot and other leaders are still fighting inside Kampuchea, according to Japan's Jiji Press. President Khieu Samphan and Mr Nuon Chea, president of the People's Congress were
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      Lock icon Rupioh devaluation denied
      64 1 AFP JAKARTA, Sun. The governor of the Bank of Indonesia, Mr Rachmat Saleh, was reported today to have denied a rumoured fresh devaluation of the rupiah. He said rumours that the exchange rate to the US dollar would be changed to 800 or even 1,000 rupiahs a
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      Lock icon Voting for Bakhtiar
      66 1 Reuter TEHERAN, Sun. The Iranian Parliament today debated formal approval of the new civilian government led by Premier Shapour Bakhtiar, which would clear the way for the expected departure of the embattled Shah. Parliament was debating a constitutional vote of confidence in the new Prime Minister, which
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      Penang-Longkawi flight
      55 1 PENANG, Sun. Thrity people instead of nine will be able to to fly from Penang to the resort island of Lankawi when a new 21-seater aeroplane starts operation soon. At present only nine people at a time can go in the BN-2 aeroplane that flies daily between the
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      Lock icon Lisbon to recognise China
      62 1 AFP PEKING, Sun. China and Portugal are on the point of announcing the establishment of diplomatic relations, a diplomatic source said here today. The normalisation will be announced tomorrow. The announcement could be followed very shortly by an important statement concerning the future, or even the
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      Lock icon Pigeon carrier
      60 1 AP PLYMOUTH, England All those jokes about carrier pigeons being faster than normal means of transport may be right. A hospital here is using pigeons to carry blood samples to laboratories on the other side of the city. Officials say the pigeons get there safely in five minutes
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      Lock icon Useless medicine
      50 1 Reuter ROME, Sun. Most of the 14,000 types of medicine on sale in Italy are useless, says a leading research chemist. Professor Silvio Garattini, head of a Milan pharmacological research institute, said 80 per cent "are inactive or useless in plain words, they don't do a thing." Reuter.
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      Lock icon Cloudy meeting
      60 1 Reuter BRUSSELS, Sun. Common Market foreign ministers will hold their first meeting of the New Year tomorrow under a cloud of disagreement between France and West Germany on Community farm policy. The dispute, which centres on the way guaranteed prices to farmers are cushioned against unsteady exchange rates,
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      Lock icon Stable grounds
      78 1 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Britain will continue to regard Malaysia and Asean as very "stable grounds" for further investment and trade despite the current Kampuchean crisis, the leader of a 14-member British mission said today. Mr P. A. L. Northcott, leading a trade and industry group, said that
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    TOP TEN STOCKS
    119 1 THE fallowing list of stocks gives the It most traded so the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. It gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for 1979 Campajiy TUMvei r Price® High 1*7» Law •m Ju 4
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  • LOCAL STOCK INDICES
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      SINGAPORE
      77 1 Jul Jul Jaa M Jaa 11 Jaa 12 •♦BT Index 1753.08 1783 44 1750 80 1770.45 1789.50 •Industrials: 356 85 359.27 356.22 357.41 356.22 Finance: 633 88 632.49 629.79 630.35 630 63 ••Hotels: m. oo 277.63 277.44 277.44 277.74 •Properties: ai73 212.18 ***** 211.51 210.83 •Tins: 157.03 157 33
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      MALAYSIA
      89 1 Jail Jaaf 4M 11 Jaa 11 Jaa It «BT Index 2484 03 2517.67 2449 28 2493 70 2480.60 •Industrials 393 56 394 46 ***** 391.77 388.47 Finance: ***** 532.03 529 04 ***** 530.15 ••Hotels: 253 06 252 48 252.12 252.28 252 20 •Properties 196 56 196 76 195 52
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    Lock icon PULL OUT, SAYS SINGAPORE
    299 1 Reuter SINGAPORE ea Satarday called for the Immediate aad total withdrawal sf Vletaamese forces inn Kampachea aad said the Ualted Natteas sheald verify the pall-eat. ilmhassaisf Temmy Keh of Slagapere was speaklag la the Seearlty CeaaeU's debate ea charges by the eld Peklag-haeked geverameat ef Kampachea
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    Lock icon Trappings of a Viet Indochina
    818 1 NYT WHEN the mopping up in Kampuchea is finished, an Indochinese federation of Vietnamese design will exist in all but in name. Perhaps it exists already, because most analysts in Bangkok believe the remnants of former Kampuchean Premier Pol Pot's armed forces cannot reverse Vietnam's
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    Non-aligned resolution?
    204 1 THE U.N. Security Council on Saturday adjourned its debate on Kampuchea until today when non-aligned members are expected to table a draft resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire and the withdrawal of all foreign troops from the country. The resolution, which is backed by Asean also "demands that
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    Lock icon China-Canada oil exploration contracts
    373 1 AP TWO CANADIAN companies will sign multi-million dollar contracts with China next month for offshore oil exploration, Canadian Minister of Industry, Trade and Commerce Jack H. Horner said yesterday in Hongkong. Mr Horner, who headed a delegation of 20 businessmen to Peking, said Chinese leaders also
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    Hussein considers railway cut with Singapore
    272 1 MALAYBIAN Prime On aii yesterday Us gaverameat to stadylag the possibility of stopping rail service to Btogapere la Ike Interest of the devetopmeat ef Paalr Gadaag part aear Jehere He said the mala laterest to to aee haw toe railway eoald eeatrfhato to the
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    Sime unlikely to face rival bids for Guthrie
    550 1  -  By GERALD COLVERD THE ARRIVAL of Sime Darby's chief executive, Mr. J.R. Scott in London last Thursday, to push the company's £123 million (5J529 million) cash bid plan for the Guthrie Corporation, is marked by continued silence by both sides. Sime's London
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    China past: the stillbirth of the first Republic
    1942 2  -  THE COLLAPSE of the Manchu dynasty was epochal in China's 4,000 years of imperial history. For the first time, the country did not belong to any "Son of Heaven" or celestial family, but to the people. But the brave new republic was
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      246 2 INDUSTRIAL LAND FOR SALE Approx. 60,000 sq.ft. of choice industrial land, located in Geylang near Happy World. Planning approval secured for a 8 storey flatted factory. Total built-up area approx. 58,000 sq.ft. excellent infra-structure. Price: $26.00 per sq.ft. Enquiries: c/o 15-H Mandalay Mansion Minbu Road Singapore 11. IBJ The Bank
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      645 2 TWO-IB-t CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Possible dearth of strong feeling (6) 7 Animal that makes an insect run away (8) 8 Gone a short way after father (4) 10 A name for precious metal, that is (6) 11 Shout a rude dismissal out East (6) 14 Always peerless! (3) 16
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    Integrity in banking should be de rigueur, says Ismail
    3699 3 MALAYSIA'S Central Bank celebrates its 20th anniversary next week. Malaysian Business interviews Tan Sri Ismail bin Mohd Ali, governor of Bank Negara, the man entrusted with the development of the central bank and Malaysia's monetary system since 1962. THE QUANTITATIVE measures
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    Lock icon Japanese concoct a new, delightful language
    753 3 Reuter "PLES DO NOT toghch the wols," said the sign in the picture postcard showing a Japanese inn nestled among the hundreds of temples and shrines in Kyoto, a tourist centre in western Japan. The sign requesting guests not to touch the walls demonstrates
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      LONDON MARKETS
      1136 4 COFFEE: Robusta terminal closed £9 higher to unchanged and turnover totalled 3333 lots on Friday. Values after lunch eased back to the lower end of the day's narrow trading range under commission house selling which followed a softer tendency in New York. However, short-covering later rallied values to
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      Dealers see little prospect for higher prices
      240 4 CURRENT trends in the rubber market and the behaviour of external political and economic factors do not augur well for a return to the higher price levels of last year, rubber dealers Hecht, Heyworth and Alcan, say in their weekly report in London.
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      Lock icon Increase in tin price range not necessary
      187 4 Reuter THE International Tin Council's economic and price review panel decided it was not necessary for the council to consider an increase in its buffer stock price range at the council meeting starting on Tuesday, delegates in London said. The panel last Friday
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      RUBBER
      233 4 TERMINAL rubber in London on Friday closed at session lows with on balance losses of 0.80 to 0.50 pence per kilo. This compared with average end-morning losses of 0.15 pence. The market had initially opened with modest gains mainly against lower sterlingg but later eased back on reports of
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      Produce exchange
      166 4 CHINESE PRODUCE exchange, Singapore noon closing prices per picul yesterday: CmmM Bulk $114 sellers, old drum $120 sellers, new drum $12 sellers. Cafra: Mixed (loose) UK Coot $72 50 buyers Pepper: Muntok ASTA white fob UW. NLW $347.50 sellers, Sarawak white fob Wi NLW $330.00 sellers. Sarawak special
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      Palm oil
      73 4 C.I.F. North European porta. In US dollars per ton unless otherwise stated. LONDON: Frl Previous Malaysian 5Hffa bulk per tonne February unch 615alr March unch 632.sir Sumatra 5* ffa bulk Afloat unch 627.50pd January 657'1 sir 650slr February 850s lr 640pd March MSslr 637pd April MOslr 635slr May
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      Wheat
      175 4 AIDED BY soybean values, wheat futures scotched early losses and stood higher at midsession in Chicago on Friday. Prices gained IV* to 1V« cents a bushel. The market opened lower as locals took profits after several days of gains, but quickly turned upward when commission house and moderate commercial
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      Soybean
      176 4 SOYBEAN futures closed sharply higher after surging forward in the final hour on massive commission house buying in Chicago on Friday. Prices settled 10 to 3V« cents a bushel higher, with the August leading the way. The late advance was sparked by aggressive buying of March and May futures
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      Lock icon Smaller rice crop
      105 4 Reuter SRI LANKA'S 1978/79 total rice harvest is estimated at 1.77 million tonnes of paddy, down from 1.89 million the previous season, the US Department of Agriculture said. In its weekly roundup of world production and trade developments, the USDA said the reduced crop prospects have not
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      Rice
      275 4 SINGAPORE: Friday'* closing price* in SI per kilo exgpdown: THAI WHITE 100 pet flr*t claa* (kangaroo): New crop OK 100 pet second class 0.0 100 pet third class 0.17 25 pet new crop no stock B10 pet 0.79 THAI BROKEN A-super 0 42 Special 00 Thai rice 55 pet
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      Trading stays slow despite upward trend
      250 4 THE Singapore Produce Exchange went through a generally unchanged week of trading despite commodity prices moving upwards. Dealers reported that activity had been insignificant with very few stock movements. Pepper dealers said that the market was moving slowly although prices had firmed. There was
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      Lock icon Japan may find substitutes for jute
      154 4 Reuter TWO STRIKES which have halted jute exports from India for almost two months may compel some Japanese importers to seek substitutes, T. Sakamoto, leader of an 18-member delegation told newsmen in Calcutta. Mr. Sakamoto said the strike by bargemen since last Nov 15
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      Lock icon Activity resumes with rumours
      582 4 AFP THE PERIOD over the Christmas and New Year holidays is traditionally a quiet time in the sugar market. Activity normally recommences in early January, often with numerous rumours and this year has been no exception. In London, it was recently suggested that an improvement in
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGE$
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        Singapore market
        218 4 ON THE WHOLE, the US dollar performed well on the Singapore forex market last week. Opening lower at 2.1685-05 compared to the previous week's 2.1740-55 close, the US unit traded within a narrow range on Monday and Tuesday, climbed to 2.*****0 on Wednesday and thereafter traded rather steadily
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        Lock icon MLR
        23 4 Source: OCBC THE average rate at which Singapore bank* are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 7.75 per cent*
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        Asian $ rates
        234 4 Asian rates RATES EASED continuously throughout last week. Three months and six months were offered at 11V* and 11% per cent respectively at the close on Friday, dropping H per cent from the Monday opening. Business done was modest in volume. US basic money money supply registered zero growth in
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        Lock icon Discount market
        238 4 Source: Commercial Discount Co. Ltd FOR THE period Jan 8 to Jan 12, the overnight money rate moved from an opening of around 8 per cent to 5 per cent on Wednesday afternoon owing to mid-week technicalities and unexpectedly large post clearing adjustments. Thereafter it moved erratically before
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        Short-term money
        43 4 FOR THE week ended Friday Jan 12, the range of call deposits received from Short Deposits (M) Bbd was as follows: Baak faad: 3'/« to 4 per cent. Geasval faad: I'/, to 4"/« per cent. Movements of funds totalled $931 million.
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        Gold
        315 4 THE KILOBAR market in Singapore on Saturday opened at $15,368.00 and closed at $15,327.00. Retail prices per tael quoted by the ""trr* 1 M ChIMM Geld and BUver Merchants A—risttss are $610 for 90 per cent gold, $640 for 22K gold and $680 for 24K gold. In LONDON on
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        Lock icon Money market
        46 4 Source: Astley Pearce LAST WEEK witnessed a dull overnight market with rates being traded mainly around 7 1 to 6V« per cent level. Thin trading was observed in the terms with rates quoting their levels at 7H-7S-V* and 711/16-9/16 for ones, twos and threes.
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        Frankfurt
        33 4 FRANKFURT exchanges closing quotes on Friday: US 1.8575/90 Can 1.5650/60 Stg 3.695/706 Dfl 92.55/70 Sfr 110.10/35 Ut 2.207/217 Ffr 43.40/50 Dkr 36.010/010 Nkr 36.50:60 Bfr con 6.33/34 Bfr fin 6.257/267 Yen 0.9410/25
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        Zurich
        338 4 A REASSESSMENT of the dollar, two months after the spectacular Nov 1 support package, has to include the following considerations, the Swiss Baak Carp (Zarteh) said in its review for the week ending Jan 12: The support programme has not led to the desired psychological breakthrough; capital flows have
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        London
        250 4 THE DOLLAR in London on Friday eased in afternoon trading to finish lower against the mark and the yen compared with Thursday and below the day's highs against most other major currencies, dealers said. Trading was thin with no new factore to account for the easier tendency, they added.
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        Lock icon Zambia's cobalt output to double
        170 4 Reuter ZAMBIA'S OUTPUT of valuable cobalt is expected to more than double by June this year, giving a badly needed fillip to the country's depleted foreign exchange reserves. Roan Consolidated Mines (RCM), one of the country's two big state-controlled mining companies, said production of the
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Shah ready to leave for political vacation
      602 5 Reuter NYT THE SHAH of Iran was yesterday ready to leave his country for a political vacation which many believe could turn into permanent exile. The 59-year-old monarch's departure probably to the United States or Switzerland became certain on Saturday night when the
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      Lock icon Syrian barrage kills Christians
      148 5 AP SYRIAN artillery, rocket and cannon fire slammed into residential East Beirut on Saturday, and rightist Christians poured artillery and machine-gun fire at Syrian gun emplacements in the worst violence in Beirut in four months, witnesses said. Rightist sources said 12 to 15 Christians were killed
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      Lock icon F-15S OFF TO SAUDI ARABIA
      134 5 UPI A DOZEN American Air Force F-15 Jet fighters left for Saudi Arabia in a show of strength aimed at underlining US commitments in the region, the Defense Department said on Saturday. A spokesman said the planes would arrive in Saudi Arabia today. They took
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      732 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From THAI TG423 1035 BKK SIA SQ103 1045 KUL SIA SQ209 1045 HLP MAS MH605 1045 KUL GIA GA944 1055 PKU GIA GA908 1100 MES PAL PR501 1135 MNL RBA BI325 1200 BWN GIA SIA GA SQ28 1200 DPS GIA GA982
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      Lock icon Carter strategies face opposition in Congress
      880 5 Reuter PRESIDENT Carter's strategies for slowing the economy but avoiding recession is facing opposition in Congress both within and without his own party Veteran Congressmen agree with Mr Carter's determination to fight inflation and bolster the dollar, but they openly differ on details of
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      Lock icon Recession risk of defending dollars abroad
      540 5 UPI THE UNITED States is risking a dangerous recession at home to help the sagging economies of West Germany and Japan by defending the dollar abroad, says an investment counsellor and securities analyst. Mr Lyle Kennedy 11, president of Kennedy Intervest, Inc., also said
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon RISE IN U.S. JOBLESS RATE
        303 5 Agencies THE AMERICAN unemployment rate edged up from 5.8 to 5.9 per cent last month as the number of persons holding jobs increased by a relatively small 104,000, the Labour Department said on Friday. However, the department said both black and white workers and adult
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      TAKING A SHINE TO KITS
      95 5 ARE construction Idts only lor boys? Not according to West German kit manufacturer Flschertechnlk, which said years ago that at a display In Munich's Deutsches Museum girls are no less keen than boys or less skilful as junior engineers. This verdict is echoed by professional
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      UK contingency plans
      295 5 THE British Cabinet's emergencies committee reviewed contingency plans on Saturday as a pay strike by 100,000 lorry drivers paralyse British industry. Some 500,000 workers were estimated to have been laid off as a result of the road haulage men's intensive picketing of ports and storage depots to
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      157 5 The international bank with your interests at heart. Dai-lchi Kangyo Bank is Japan's largest bank. Total assets of 61 billion dollars. But our size doesn't make us impersonal. A worldwide staff of financial experts ready to give your project their individual attention. And we have your interests at heart. W
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  • REVIEWS
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      Musical quest
      971 6  -  By PATRICIA GOH FOR THE PAST month we have been searching (or the beauty of sound. This is only one of the many things which Choo Hoey has been trying to instil in us. It is certainly no small task to make an orchestra in such a short
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      Lock icon Polished brass
      623 6 PQ A CHAPTER IN Corinthians of the Bible begins with the verse: "Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not love, I am become as sounding brass or a clanging cymbal." Elsewhere in the Bible there are many more references to brass
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      WHAT TO BUY IN '79
      1063 7  -  IF YOU bought good pine furniture or quality tin toys in 1978, the value of your investment has probably kept well ahead of inflation. Financial Times arts editor ANTHONY THORNCROFT reports on experts' predictions of the best buys in 1979. ANTHONY THORNCROFT WORRIED ABOUT the
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      Lock icon MUSIC AND THE BRAIN
      1065 7  -  By DONAL HENAHAN NYT SCIENTISTS ARE ast afraid ta ask silly qaestleas. ally te the rest sf as, aayway. Saeh as this eae which aearelsglsti have beca warryiag ever reeeatty: hew are we able te slag a ssag with wards? Every Me whs eaa dag kaews
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      Lock icon UNTENDER NIGHTS
      839 7 FT Title: Scott and Ernest, the Fitzgerald Hemingway friendship Author: Matthew J. Broccoli Publisher: Bodley Head Pages: 168 Price: £6.96 Title: Ernest Hemingway and his world Author: Anthony Burgess Publisher: Thames and Hudson Pages: 128 j Price: £4.® Title: By force of will, the life and art of
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      578 6 LEISURE TIME PLAYS: LION oI Singapore, a new musical play based on the life of Sir Stamford Raffles, which held its world premiere here on Sunday night will run till Jan 28 with performances every night at Bpm except for Jan 22, when there will be no performance. Student matinees
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      816 6 SINGAPORE 5 3.00 Ml Opening Mowed by Star Performance Here Comes the Suit 3.30 Diary of Events (Taml) 3.35 Afternoon Matinee Reap the WU Wind (fart 1), starri* Join Wayne, Ray MM, Swan Hayward, Padette Goddard. 4.45 Intermission 6.00 Opening Mowed by Katy 6.30 News In brief 6.35 Clue Club
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      Phnom Penh's fall checks bullish run
      721 8  -  SINGAPORE By ANTHONY TAN TRADING at the Stock Exchange of Singapore opened on a cautious note last Monday following news that Kampuchea had been invaded over the weekend. Investors were generally disappointed as they had expected a continuation of the bullish run up from
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      252 8  -  Wnk miM Jan 12 Compiled by Violet Chow OTHERS Tang Meag hMris announced that it had subscribed tor an additional three million shares at par in Tong Meng Malaysia, for a consideration of $3 million. Maw Darby HaMtags informed the SES that it is "firing
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      PLUS SIGNS IN PLANTATIONS
      888 8  -  F LONDON By GERALD COLVERD THE LONDON stock market is suddenly full of Eastern promise Far Eastern promise to be exact UK investors, who are rapidly forced to lose interest in the traffic in domestic stocks as the commuter seeks to overcome one strike upon another,
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      Prices reach an all-time high
      316 8 r TOKYO h SHARE prices rose to an all-time high on the Tokyo Stock Exchange last week in a rally punctuated by profittaking. The 225-stock Dow Jones average, a 06.27 yen gainer during the previous week, closed the year's first full trading week at 6,*****
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      Lock icon Sydney walks into a New Year high
      101 8 Reuter AS IF TO herald la a aew era when the Sydney lata Its new husifasrters today, the market strode to a New Year's Ugh last Friday. The Sydney AlHHtHaarles Index, ap 11.91 psinto tor the week, Is new anty SJ9 psinto away
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      Sime move fails to boost KL market
      992 8 r —1 K.LUMPUR SOME DARBY put an end to month* of interne speculation in market circles as to bow it intends to use the |C 75 million loan when it announced its intention to hid for Guthrie Corporation last week. Guthrie Corporation has
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      Lock icon Dow Jones industrials hit resistance barrier
      872 8 f NEW YORK L. 4 NYT WALL STREETS new year has started out like 1978 in one respect: the quickest way to make money in the market is to own stock in a company that another company wants to buy. The general market activity,
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      MOST BOURSES FIRM
      349 8 EUROPEAN MARKETS WITH THE NOTABLE exceptioo of Milan, the European bourses displayed a uniform bullishness week not seen often in recent times. Trading volume picked up significantly and the closing tones were mostly steady Inst Friday. In ZURICH, prices edged higher on selective demand underpinned by the
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Money supply figures boost stock prices
      1318 9 NEW YORK BULLISH news on the US money supply figures pushed stock prices broadly higher last Friday in the heaviest trading in mare than two months. The Federal Reserve's report late Thursday that narrowlydefined money supply was unchanged in the latest reporting week came
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      Lock icon SEC probes into merger bids by three airlines
      490 9 NYT THE SECURITIES and Exchange Commission (SEC) has begun an investigation into efforts by Pan American World Airways and others to acquire National Airlines. In a report filed last Friday with the SEC, PanAm disclosed that the company and Mr. William Seawell,
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      Court dampens United's ardour
      102 9 A US district court judge issued a temporary restraining order against United Technologies Corporation's proposed takeover of Carrier Corporation. The order by judge Howard Munsen prevents United from acquiring additional shares of Carrier stock. United Technologies is also forbidden to attend any Carrier directors' meetings, to
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      Lock icon MacMillan says no to takeover
      129 9 Reuter DIRECTORS of MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. have issued a statement opposing plans by Canadian Pacific Investments Ltd. (CPI) to take over their company. CPI earlier announced plans for a US$2B a share offer for MacMillan Bloedel shares to obtain control. CPI is currently the largest
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      BHP ups prices
      51 9 BROKEN Hill Pty. Co. Ltd.. (BHP) has raised its iron and steel product prices by a weighted average of 4.38 per cent with effect on Jan. 8 to recoup increases in wages, salaries and material costs. BHP's last price rise was of 3.01 per cent in May
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      51 9 Reuter BRANIFF International said it will begin 14 new, non-stop routes on Jan. 25 and will offer a one-third discount fare which will be effective from Jan. 8 until Feb. 28. Included among the new routes are Atlanta-Miami, Boston-New York, Denver-Los Angeles and Dallas-Fort Worth-Los Angeles.
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      321 9 JAM U AJInototo Akal Aaahi Chem Yen m igg 1 unch Aaahl Olaas Bank T* Banyu Brtd|Mom Canon MO XXI 115 *32 J 2 -0 4l ill Chlyoda Chubu Pwt "HO 1100 unch -10 ClUaan D Ntp Print D Nip Tone Dallchl Kangyo Bk ■hara Pujl Bank PuJI Photo
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        200 9 JAN 13 Dm Aef-Telefunken 78.80 0.1 Akao 30 JO AIU Leben M7 -11 Alls Van 504 RAW 138J0 -0.5 Bay H T Wbank 304 1 Bay Vbank 1 322 5 Bayer ***** -OA nnr 312J0 RUW 229AO nuMii. as Che m Verw 273 2MJ0 ♦a Commeribank 0J Contl Ounnl
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        254 9 JAN 11 Ft* CORBEILLE Alr-Liqukte B 8 N Oervai* □anone C 8 r (Tbomaon- 417 579 418J0 ♦7 11 Ctc Franealae det Petrtrtea Compafnle Financier* Compacnle Oenerale Credit Foncler De rrmncc Hachette (Ubralrte) Machines Bull Mlehelln (B) Parlbas Pechlney Clglne Kuhlmann Peufeot Philips <N» Oem Bent) Prtntempt 8 A
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        96 9 JAN 12 FT* forward market Ar*v 445 6 Arbcd UTS 4-60 Astur OH -8 Brucan 494 3 Bru-Lamb iro unch C&npac 642 Oork 502 unc h Dt Been in unch Ebei 2410 -10 ElectroDcl 8700 -40 Ob-Inno-Bm 2500 28 Oev 1424 -I Hobok Petro Ryl Dutch 8X1 ro 8oc
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        98 9 JAN 11 UK Anlr 035 Aaaoc Oen ***** >250 Baatofl 537 til Central* 4301 48 Flu 2775 13 Fliulder 138 75 4 75 Oen Immob TO.25 -1 IFI Prt SMI -4 Italcemenu ***** 230 Ilalc*i no +s ItalaMer ***** -4 Ma«neti M Pt 520 Marelll Krt 222 -05 Med
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        35 9 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 474.7 Thursday.. 477.5 Week Ago 478.5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday™ 836.28 Thursday 828.06 Week ago 830.73 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Friday SOW to 90 Thursday 84 v. to 86'.
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      MTC EXPECTS ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR AHEAD
      749 10  -  By JIMI NGOH THOUGH rising cost of raw materials is expected to remain a problem, Malaysian Tobacco Company is looking with confidence to another successful year if the effects of inflation can be minimised and trading conditions remain stable. Chairman W. J. Dickson in
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      338 10 Current Ex Books Date Total for Total for Payment Date Close Payable the year Previous year Kamunting Tin 15% I Dec 15 Dec 28 Jan 15 15% 25% M Glass 7%TE(b) Dec 10 Jan 2 Jan 15 7%TE 7%TE Lien Hoe 6* Dec 26 Jan 5 Jan 16
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      SCRIP ISSUE
      118 10 Particulars Ex Date Books Close Berjaya Kawat Bonus Issue of 1 (or 2 Jan 9 Jan 19 Rahman Hydraulic Bonus Issue of 1 for 2 Jan 16 Jan 26 STP (1875) Bonus Issue of 1 for 3 Feb 13 Feb 20 P. Product* Bonus issue of 1 for
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      GOMPANY MEETINGS
      197 10 BO VIS SEA: EOGM to be held at the Negara Room of the Kuala Lumpur Hilton, Jalan Ismail at 12 noon today. IiIbm Hydraafie Tla Bhd EOGM to be held at 25, Beach Street, Penang, at 12 noon on Jan 18. EOGM to be held at Jalan Utas,Shah
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      Higher profit at Duff Development
      282 10 DESPITE a drop in profit in the second half, Duff Development, a subsidiary of plantation group Batu Kawan, has managed to turn in improved results for the year ended Aug. 31, 1978. The company, which owns rubber and oil palm estates, increased its pre-tax profit
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      SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
      2733 10 Gr'. Gr'. Net 1 ThU Year Last Div Div YTd P/E Vol Week High Low Company Sale or- CVr (•000) High Low SECTION ONE INDU8TRIAL8 272 132 Acma 208 -4 12.0N 15 5.7 226 211 208 238 123* Alcorn 234 10.0 25 45 175 178 107 Allied
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      160 10 The Love of ne ts tSk :-v S <+ 4 r.s Cm j T^V «> "ti•*Ti. Vw Wr IUM. •iM i 5" v r < > J& '•M.'j?> r l^i£A Kannath Lo, ttM woM-known Chin— cookory writer, introduc— th# rttdif to lII# t#chnlQu#i of jkAjklrlMii AM IMAA uninvvv cowing, •no
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      Lock icon Yet another victory for Chung-Fa
      1522 11  -  CARRIER PRO-AM GOLF By TEO TECK WENG A BRAVE CHALLENGE by the Teo brothers, Chin Hoe and Chin Seng, petered out against the experienced Taiwanese professional, Chang Chung-Fa, in the $5,000 Carrier Pro-Am golf tournament at the WARREIN course yesterday. Chung-Fa, the senior professional with
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      Lock icon THE JOGGING MACHINE
      589 11 NYT BURT SHULMAN geatly toacbed the threttle ef the Uttle maefcine strapped to his back. Suddenly, he want Bart Shalmaa at all, hat Mereary-abeat-to-beeeme-Icaras, a quiet mechanical engineer wha is m« the match W Captain Marvel ar mayhe even Wander Wemnn. He was raaaiag, baaadiag at 25
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      Lock icon Anti-inflation guidelines for sports?
      1063 11  -  By ROY BLOUNT NYU WELL, IP asbsdy else is galag to wark aat aatt-laflatlaa galdellaee far sperts, I gaess It Is ap to me. Net all the detail wark I prefer mare ef a bread pellcy rale. "Bat la aa area where the cast af a
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    PanAm plans low fares from here to America
    438 12  -  By WANG LOOK KEAH PAN AMERICA World Airways is planning to introduce a new group fare structure that will be cheaper than the exisiting fare by nearly 37 per cent. This plan is still subject to the approval of the Singapore Government
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    Lufthansa's US network expands
    140 12 LUFTHANSA will be flying to two new destinations, Miami and San Francisco, in the United States on May 10. Airline sources said the US government allowed the West German airline to fly to six new destinations, but Lufthansa decided on these two cities for a start.
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    94 12 Reuter MALAYSIAN Airlines System (MAS) may extend its services to Seoul through Kota Kinabalu in East Malaysia, Transport Minister Tan Sri Manickavasagam said in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. The airline is also increasing flights to several destinations in India and Europe, especially to Frankfurt in
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    Unions urged to help rid bias against women
    342 12 TRADES UNIONS should take the lead in getting rid of the prejudice the public has against woman leadership. This call was made yesterday by the secretary of the women's programme of the National Trades Union COngress, Mrs Yu-Foo Yee Shoon at a
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    Lock icon Senators doubt wisdom of Korea pullout
    607 12 UPI AMERICAN Senators visiting South Korea said President Carter's plan to withdraw all US combat ground troops from South Korea by 1982 may be changed in the face of continued military buildup in North Korea. "I have always been sceptical about the plans for
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    Lock icon USSR aims to be top dog, says US report
    373 12 NYT MORE THAN 170 retired generals and admirals have warned President Carter of what they described as an increasing Soviet challenge to the United States. In an open letter, they said a national intelligence estimate, described as the most authoritative US
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    Lock icon CHINA ACCUSES VIETNAM
    175 12 Reuter CHINA has Mcued Vietnamese Imps of firing at Chinese harder guards and shelling Chinese territory along their common harder. The New China News Agency said early Saturday armed Vietnamese In Quang Nlnh province, "opened Ore" on Chinese militiamen in Kwangsl province. The Chinese were "compelled to
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    NEP essential to peace of country
    360 12 MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn on Saturday warned that Malaysia would be in real peril if the government could not achieve its objective of giving the Malays their share of the economic cake by 1990. Speaking to workers at a pineapple estate in
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    KLand Bonn ratify double tax agreement
    298 12 MALAYSIA and West Germaay have ratified the agreement far avtliaaee of 4mMe tintiw with the hope it wtald help Improve trading aad ecaaemle relatieas betweea the twe ecu trie*. signing far Malaysia, the Depaty Minister ef FV —wi, Datak Dr Nea Yee Paa, saM
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    New POSB branch
    61 12 THE Post Office Savings Bank's new Bukit Timah Plaza branch opens for business today. Business hours at this branch will be from 8.30 am to 4.30 pm from Mondays to Fridays and from 8.30 am to 1.00 pm on Saturdays. Cash withdrawals of up to $2,000 can
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    US bid to get stalled M-E talks going
    272 12 AMERICA will send two diplomats to the Middle East to set up a new round of Cabinet level meetings in an effort to revive the stalled Egyptian-Israeli peace talks. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance directed special Middle East envoy Alfred Atherton and
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    Travel agents' plea
    92 12 FILIPINO Chinese travel agents have called on the Philippine government to reconsider its new policy restricting the entry to the Philippines of Chinese or Asian tourists of Chinese descent. The Philippine Chinatown Travel and Tours Association (PCTTA) said in a published statement that the travel industries in
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    Lock icon China ready to dress the West
    212 12 AFP Reuter CHINA is gearing up (or the production of top quality garments for export, Vice-President and General Manager Ronald Rule of the US company Soabar said over the weekend. He said this was indicated by the keen interest the Chinese were showing in
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      60 12 W ESTHER Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: Windy. Report for 24 hours prior to 7Jt p.m. oh Jaa 14 at the airport: Maximum temperature 30.7 C Associated humidity 62 Minimum temperature 22.5 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 9.50 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Total rainfall for
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        89 13 Reuter AT LEAST 100 British ships are being delayed by the transport drivers' strike and total losses for shipping companies in Britain are estimated at £3 million (Ssl3 millon) to date, the General Council of British Shipping said. It said if the strike continues this week the
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        Lock icon Manila buys tanker
        71 13 Reuter THE state-owned Philippine National Oil Co said it will buy a 20,000-tonne capacity liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) tanker this year to help avert any recurrence of last month's LPG shortage. It said in a statement the tanker would serve as storage tanker and carrier-distributor, and is
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        103 13 Reuter AN INFORMATION service to help developing countries set up their own shipping lines and build ports is due to be launched this year, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) announced. Under the title Shipassist, the service will provide information on how to train marine
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      Benefits of exporting goods at CIF
      537 13  -  By RAHIM KASSIM SHIPPERS in Singapore are operating against the prevailing trend by exporting their goods on a free-on-board (FOB) basis and importing in cost-insurance-freight (CIF) terms when shippers elsewhere are selling at CIF and buying FOB. A leading shipper observed that shippers here
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      Decking out the Prinsendam
      123 13 THE B,MI grt passeager liner PrlawrtMi ipeit Marly a mutt •pradig ip it Sembtwug Skipyard ahead sf its receat 14-<ay Christmas-New Year crmise to laThe Hails ad-America Lines' ■hip entered Sembawaag Shipyard far tta fifth enaeetttre drydacUag la late Navemker aad received the fall treat—< cl
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      Lock icon London freight
      196 13 UPI EXPANDED activity boosts owners' confidence further as rates throughout the market maintained a steady tone. In the Red Sea, meanwhile, Indian government charterers found it necessary to concede figures well in excess of last month's levels for Jordanian phosphate shipments from Aqaba They worked the Gay Fidelity
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due ... and when
      2495 17 SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due and when SCHEDPLE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for Ports around the World The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port
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      525 17 WHfflig LAm ACS Afea Aguiia Alpar Angkutan ANL APL Arya Nat ASCL Asia Merchant Atlas A ust.Coot n IV IV IV IV I m n ra m V IV Csl 5 3 2 5 3 1 2 5 S 4 4 5 Bank Banner Maritime RBS Ben Asia Ben/EAC
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      Container Schedules
      1287 18 r RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS 1 AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL NB.(l) Each vessel's estimated time of arrival is advised by the Shipping Line/ Agent and Is subject to change (2) All export FCL containers and LCL cargo must be delivered to the Authority's premises during
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      Who acts for whom
      888 18 The leading shipping lines operating from Singapore and the local agents who handle cargo bookings for them. Aconas Line— Aconas Sdn. Bhd. Adriatic Container— Container Feeders. AFEA Line— Singapore Shipping. Aguila Oriental—Same. Ahli Shipping— Sharjah. Alfred C. Toepfer Line— Intermodal. Algerian National Line (CNAN>— Unipacific. Alpac
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      374 18 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES El pan (after Wakamatsu Maru) 40/41. Emma Bakke (after Quirinale) 8/9. Golden Eastern (0600) 22. Golden Season (0600 after Luke Lu) 45. Kimanis (0900 after Straits Hope) 20. Kota Timur (0600 after Kota Maha) 10/ U. Motovun (1500 after Nile U and
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      503 13 Europe Our Next Loader Port Kelang: 29/J Singapore: LZZJ For further details, see page 3 <•» JAK I) 1\ I AN I AH Orient Overseas Co*dcu*teA Line FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) S SE AS BROGE 19W* NEPTU* CORAL 11N CKVW.fR PAUL UN NEPTU* PEARL 13N CMEMW *0S
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      286 13 fSI SEALORD ANTAH f UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) All vessels ***** DWT, 105 TON H.L. Derrick 288 TEU Capacity, Long Length Capability. ■ARABIAN GULF WEEKLY SERVICE" S pore Loading for Kuwait (23/1), Shuaiba (26/1), Dammam (31/1), Dubai (4/2), Muscat (6/2) Basrah (4/2). Dubai (7/2) Kuwait (10/2) Dubai (9/2),
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      262 13 FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICES: FAR-EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE HMDS* 1( 1m 17 fa N. COMI 74 Im 75 k cm if* sf rum. u f* 17 f cm zi f«k 77 r OPKS 77 F* 71 Fi M CONIMO tMr 71 wara nitoiTj jwePMtwt F stoat H»trt fba 17 kal IF*
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      665 14 FULLY CONTMOBED TO EUROPE Genu Mte| B'ha»en Hdarn Antwerp fadunen 79 1 31 1 3, 2 21/ 2 FULLY CONTAKRISED TO GENOA/TMESTE S pore P KtUnf Genu taiumi Eiprni 18 1 20 1 12 MefferraMa 21 1 29/1 16/2 fuut comnansto to um/cmmm Ftf# P KHang S poie HK 4/2
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      415 14 Tata, SJM Feb 1/2 F* 17/21 la 29/31 Mb II Mv2s Apr 9 Hv IS Mar 30 Ap 14 Mar II Apr 2 Apr 17 Mb 11 Apr I Apr II ■air 25 Apr I Apr 22 ■far M Apr I 23 M* 31 Apr IS Apr 27 1 Apr
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      685 14 EVERGREEN LINE EVERGREEN MARINE CO^PORA t iONi iL 1 EXPRESS FULL CONTMNER SERVIC ALSO ACCEPT* CARGO FOR GENOA. IATTAWA. BE RUT ALEXANDRIA BENGHAZI. TWPOLI (LBYA) S pat 'MM Port tori laml Ltfkom fm w HVMfIMBVCfIIMi Evti Hgo* XtM 7 Fob 11 Fob 14 Fab It Fob It Fob It FA
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      953 14 Everett Lines! 1 m tmnm FimStarSMppiaf Cwy«. Bk "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE' B F SS C Aaenn m Moloyvo TEPS MALAYSIA Port Kdong T«( (38J-7355 Peoong T«l 62 Ul/***** Campania Arfwtim Dt WnifHoa llwcatwwtri S. A. C.I. F "ARGENTINE NATIONAL LINE' mm 7/1* FM 11/12 FM~ IJ/MFM** Transport ado n Morrtima
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      706 14 XsIO.S.E. OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTD RM 210? 103 IST FLOOR MARINA HOIfSF SHENTON WAY MISTRI ROAD SINGAPORE 2 TFL *****44 7 ***** 70 SANKYO LINE AUSTRALIA SERVICE P. Ketone S«(apart Load* 17/19 tan ta Port BRtS. SYD MELB 26/27 lan 21/29 lan SYD. Id. MIEL 19/20 ian 21/22 lan
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      803 15 QCI Overseas Containers Limited 1 SERVICE TO UK/COWKMI: ITbarg frta r«m MM SM IM Mbbpw W MM faM Oa*a Sr tM IS ha 17 Mi U Um«ml In 17 hi Uhi II km n tmmm »ha Shi Shi DmmiMm Shi Shi IM Imta T) km Shi »Ja 1 laahaalar iU
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      638 15 s BEN LINE CONTAINERS am* MMEapaai ■Ml'iTi: BMAVIN RDM My/Anstn* Antwerp 14/2 tvz a/i a/2 a/2 Tl/t VI V) 14/1 11/) 19/1 29/1 a/1 21/3 a/i a/i V« V 4 FROM MW. HBURG BHAVEN ROM HAVRE SOTO* Germany' Aastria Beneku Ftjnce MUK P W»( S port •asMdar hM MM M
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      673 15 Scan Dutch *9 [Vi 1 •>] IJ: I »7i 11 fj mt 1) Ma*s 2) AM 3) Mkart 4) Ckarj 17/1 M/l VI V 2 vt 17/1 M/l 4/1 (/I l/l 77/1 VI IV! IV! 17/1 VI 17/1 8/1 N/7 a/1 11/7 *4/7 1/1 1/3 VI a/! VI IVI 12/1
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      546 15 r, GUTHRIE BOUSTEADIK£ THE BANK LINE LTD. 10MB FOR E. ft S. AflbCA 1 (Rtanor Durban I PI. •> Start 21/n tm f *«*< H/77 tm f«* last soutoafmca for Bangkok nmma M Ptaang P to»i| (art, feb Sport UrMab LYKES ORIENT LINE EXPRESS SERVICE OftECT FROM SMGAPORE TO NEW
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      983 16 I Kline KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. TO EUROPE IV TIM CO* 11* 24 Im Sla c pom im N KM 13V caos i 2« 3 ft* SU 10 FA n ft* 29 FA 21 FA I H»w» R 3am 3 Ft* 4 Fed U Fit 12 FA 21 FA 22
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      610 16 :r > l*« >111 > SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD 1 SISUAPORti ISI I \/).S Vnsatapae SEMRC SURD WW /1 f«6 MM BUMS M 4/12 Feb KNTOUSUM) 14Wll/l»Feb SEMRC BLAH) 1M 4/12 MB ■UM BUM) 10*24/1 *r sentosa bimd nmn/2 in DSR LINES fast semcopttaoo soma Sport P Klanj Penenj
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