The Business Times, 23 April 1979

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    10 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.qP) No. lit/1/1* MONDAY. APRIL 23,1919 50 CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Fraser gets tough
      54 1 Reuter PERTH, Sun. Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser today promised tough action against strikes because irresponsible industrial disputes are threatening the country's economic recovery. He told a meeting of his Liberal Party's top officials that irresponsible monetary policies could also ruin the recovery. However, this will not
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      Lock icon Food and fuel
      53 1 AP Sixty-seven Vietnamese refugees landed in the Republic yesterday morning but left in the evening after their requests for food and fuel were met, a government official said. The official said he did not know where they were going, but there was speculation they may be heading
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      Lock icon Passports invalidated
      85 1 AP TEHERAN, Sun. Iran's provisional government today said it has invalidated the passports of deposed Shall Mohammad Reva Pahlavi and his famiy and entourage, and reiterated that offering asylum to the Shah would be considered "an unfriendly act". The Foreign Ministry announcement came after Mexico's reported willingness to
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      Lock icon Handling own exports
      88 1 AFP KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn stressed tonight that Malaysia will eventually have to provide all the necessary facilities and services for handling her exports and imports. He said that the country could not forever continue to be wholly dependent on the facilities of
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      Lock icon All safe and sound
      69 1 AFP. MANILA, Sun. A US 7th Fleet ship today transported to the US Subic Naval Base 11 crew members of a Singapore merchant vessel, United Fellow, which sank on Friday in the South China Sea. A navy spokesman said not one of the six Indonesian, one
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      Lock icon Oil-rich deficit
      58 1 AFP. RIYADH, Sun. Oil-rich Saudi Arabia recorded a US$6 billion (5513.2 billion) budget deficit in 1977-78, its first for many years. The Saudi monetary agency's annual report showed expenditure of $39 billion and an income of $33 billions. Over the period the country's expenditure rose by 31 per
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      Lock icon Jinja falls
      61 1 Reuter. JINJA, Uganda, Sun. Tanzanian troops and tanks captured this industrial city without a battle today, securing Uganda's source of electric power but finding no trace of fugitive ex-''President-for-life'' Idi Amin. Amin had vowed to make a last stand in Jinja, an important industrial city located at Owen
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      Lock icon Kukrit in early lead
      58 1 Reuter, AP. BANGKOK, Sun. Former Thai Prime Minister Kukrit Pramoj took a large lead over other candidates in today's general elections, according to early vote-counting. Meanwhile, Premier Kriangsak appointed a military-dominated, conservative upper house, the Senate, to help him retain power. The 225 senators include 185
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      Lock icon Brigade in each state
      65 1 Reuter SEREMBAN, Sun. Malaysia will strengthen its army strength by keeping one infantry brigade in each of its 13 states, Deputy Defence Minister Datuk Mokhtar Hashim said here today. He told a political meeting that this is part of an expansion programme of the Malaysian Armed
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    TOP TEN STOCKS
    113 1 THE fsUewlag list sf stocks gives the It m«st traded m the Stock ExchMge t( Stsgspsre last week. It gives the tnraever is thsnwds si salts, dastag prices sa Friday aad the high aad lew far lilt tmaut TUMVfr Prieea Hixa !<•» •m Apr» ira Si me
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  • LOCAL STOCK INDICES
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      SINGAPORE
      73 1 April Apr 17 Apr H Apr 1* A»r« ♦+BT Index: a44.95 2127.17 *****6 2077 31 2108.30 'Industrials: 387 66 385.53 385 22 381.58 382.51 e Finance: 685.64 682.64 ***** 678.62 679.37 ••Hotels: 288.52 288.30 289 05 288 75 290.18 •Properties: 251.06 249.71 249.34 245.90 247 77 ♦TIm: 182.17 182.40
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      MALAYSIA
      80 1 A#r 11 Ayr 17 Afrit Afrit A»r» *+BT Index 3036.89 *****7 3001.38 2934.85 2971.66 •Industrials 423.00 ***** 418.38 413.82 415.06 Finance: 604 02 600.54 600 54 5M.fi S0J7 ••Hotels: 257 58 257.fi 257.17 257.01 257.17 •Properties 2C.70 ***** 240 73 237* ♦Ti*: 197.06 197.01 197.26 196 09 196.55 •tRubfcers
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    Big China fillip for Philips (S)
    687 1  -  $54 m COLOUR, B/W TV ORDER By RONNIE LIM CHINA HAS placed a massive $53.5-million order for made-in-Singapore television sets the largest single contract secured from the Chinese so far by the electronics industry here. The contract, clinched by Philips Singapore, also makes it
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    'KAL PRESSURES SEOUL DCA'
    227 1 KOREAN Airlines (KAL) is believed to be pressuring its government into dishonouring the air services agreement between South Korea and~Malaysia, airline sources said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. "The Korean flag carrier is concerned over the competition posed by MAS and is trying to find a way
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    Price cuts in wake of falling yen?
    546 1  -  By JOHN TAN Economics Correspondent BUYERS of Japanese goods may soon be enjoying price cuts if dealers decide to pass on the profits from a falling yen to customers. To a large extent unnoticed, the Japanese currency has been slipping gently downwards in
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    Lock icon Jakarta starts industrial foster parent scheme
    254 1 AFP. THE INDONESIAN g»venneit to WnMag ■tot II nlto a "hater parent" system U tccelentf dfvetopiMit si the «maU4adartry sector, priertty prtpuuM la the geVeraneit'i proclaimed gaeJ at better dtotrlbattM Mi eealty la aatlsasl develepaneat. t Utter the system, a state e»rp*r»ttoa and market
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    Singapore's trade deficit narrows in January
    358 1  -  By JOHN LIM SINGAPORE'S external trade for the first month of th* year saw an 11-per cent increase over January, 1978. The trade deficit was also smaller. The Department of Statistics reported that our external trade in January stood at $4.68 billion compared with
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    TWO-IN-ONE
    68 1 From tomorrow and for a period of two weeks a complimentary copy of The Asian Wall Street journal aril bo provided with each copy of Buaineee Timea. jsrsran^r wnd wMHh "—da, In the AWSJ, the largeet selling business papor distributed in the Aaian region. The two newspapers together offer
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      144 1 SFNSUALLY. feX<. XK.' \Ait? -ifING How to get to Tokyo and beyond the fastest way TOKYO Singapore Mights arrive at 0650 only a 6-hour 45 minute flight NEW YORK 7 flights a week Weekly departure to Sao Paulo and Rio De lanerio k>: 4 flights a we] [i <3 of
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    Lock icon Natural opiates stir chemists' tranquility
    1204 2 The chemistry of anxiety is now an exciting new field of research. Among the many discoveries is one that reveals caffeine as a possible tranquiliser, rather than stimulant. But those who hope that new breakthroughs may mean emotional ease for the rest of their lives
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    Larsen kept in step with the March of Time
    751 2 MR. ROY Lanea'i first Jib wu in a bask, aad he hated It. He was 23 yean eld and had beea eat of Harvard fer a year. Then he heard ahaat twe young Yale graduates who were looking for aa aggressive
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    Lock icon Tracing the history of Chinese herbs and medicines
    1519 3 OVER 700 items o! plants, minerals and other materials used as herbal medicine are now on show at the Exhibition on Traditional Chinese Medicine: Herbal, Mineral and Organic, organised by the National Museum and the Institute of Chinese Medical Studies in Sinaaoore.
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      118 3 > V >sr&* iM V '■4 S S3 a •e. a,- > k S* ftm* "V" It? ;i-. r <i r V* yft.! r -tasK vv C 'A'" V r> "»R 1 raditiona! Knglish low n Crier. London's calling and you need to get there the fastest way Who cares?
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      636 3 TVO-11-OHE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 He may be hurt (6) 7 Dirty water on the map? (5. 3) 8 Where Nan has a setback (6) 10 Points for a girl to follow (5) 13 Betrayed some soldiers (4) 14 A light gas (4) 15 Diminutive Outer (4) 16 America's
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      LONDON MARKETS
      1028 4 OILSED6: Brokers reported moderate edible oil activity on imday with soybean oil trading marginally on either side of Thursday's paid rates while business was handled in crude palm oil at slightly above previous sales. Palm oil business included Afloat parcels to Rotterdam at U*****.50 per long ton while
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      RUBBER
      190 4 RUBBER futures in London on Friday eased back in late trading on sporadic jobber profit-taking, to close quiet with pared gains on the day of 0.40 to 0.60 pence per kilo. Turnover totalled 170 lots of 15 tonnes including two call options and three kerbs plus 43 lots of
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      Soybean
      192 4 CHICAGO soybean futures closed mostly lower on the falure of traders to sustain a late short-covering rally on Friday. Prices were down as much as 4 3 US cents a bushel in the old crop to half a cent higher in new crop months. Shortly before the close, locals
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      Wheat
      202 4 WHEAT futures closed mostly higher helped by the strong corn close in Chicago on Friday. Prices were off half a cent to up 3 cent a bushel. Traders said the late runup in prices from the day's lows came on the late strength in corn, which in turn was
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      Lock icon Easter holidays fail to dampen UK markets
      1137 4 AFP. Ed ALTHOUGH reduced to four days trading, last week was he not an uneventful one on the 'er UK commodity markets. The announcement on Wednesday by the US Treasury of its decision to halve the amount of gold on offer at next
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      Rio Tinto chief sees high grade copper shortage starting
      207 4 THERE is clearly a considerable shortage of high grade copper developing in the market, Rio Tlnto-Zinc Corp chairman Mark Turner said in London last week. Although the statistical level of stocks worldwide would that suggest current copper prices are not justified,
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      Rice
      95 4 BANGKOK: Saturday's prices in US dollars per tonne F.O.B. basis Bangkok): WHITE RICE: 100 per ccw 1st cbui m, vn per cent fed class 333. 100 per cent 3rd ciaaa 338. 5 per ccnl 3U. 10 per cent 383, 15 per cent 80. per cent S3. 35 per cent
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      Pepper gives a yo-yo performance
      337 4 THE SINGAPORE |r*> ***> market «h, tar the ■•st part, filet >a< steady last week wttfc «ttaptpptr(r«t Bayers Hi mUers ta ttat irrtlsa kai -f*gH Is tag-ef-war ea the tradtag beard wttfc the resalt that pried ttaM te ys-ya. The begiaaiag ef the week started
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      Produce exchange
      159 4 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per picul os Saturday: CmsH Ml: Bulk SIX sellers, old drum H3l sellers, new drum OX sellers. Cspr*: Mixed (loose) UK/Cont ***** buyer*. Pepper: Muntok ASTA white fob 100% NLW $327 50 sellers, Sarawak white lob NLW J31J.50 sellers, Sarawak ipecia]
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      Palm oil
      58 4 tn U8 doU ton uiv LONDON: Malaytlan 5*ffa bulk per tonne June Sumatra 5* Ma bulk ay June July August mr?rla 5H »a bulk stg Sumatra liu 5 April Zalre(Belc traaa per kilo) W PiiiihM 980s lr Q67slr unch ww-ir •WMrpd «75/872'/>p<J ATOpd M7v*/«Spd 680/857 W pd Mr
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGE$
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        Lock icon Discount market
        370 4 Source: National Discount Co Ltd INTERBANK rates opened on a firmer note but eased towards the close of the week ended April 20. Overnight funds were traded to the week's high of 10 to 9 per cent on Monday's closing but the bulk of overnight funds were traded
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        Asian $ rates
        212 4 Asian rates RATES softened throughout the week ended April 20, with One, Three and Six Months losing 10-9/16 and 10v« per cent, respectively. US basic money supply M-l and M-2 increased to US$l.B billion and $3.8 billion, respectively, but this had little effect on the rates. ASIAN > avermi itpidt
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        MLR
        23 4 THE average rate at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their beat customers is 8 per cent. j < y
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        Lock icon Money market
        93 4 Source: Astley Pearce THE EARLIER part of list week saw a tight money market, with the overnight rate touching the 10 to 9 per cent level. This could probably be due to technical reasons. However, the rate eased off in the latter part, with an influx of funds
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        Short-term money
        48 4 FOR THE week ended Saturday April 20, the range of call rate received from from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Baak had: One per cent to 2 per cent. Geaeral turn*. IV, per cent to 4 per cent. Nitmoili of funds totalled 1900 million.
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        Zurich
        46 4 ZURICH exchanges Hnring quotes on April 20: US 1.7UO-7MO Stx-IJMMMI Cki *****-5125 C D Mk 90.5112-C114 on- B.MIB rfV-JMMMOO B FT 5.7US-TU0 DKT- UMmmm N Kr 3J.3B4-OT7 s Kr »17*>-n« Ut *****-2037 Aw ac* 12.3J1«430 Part 3 5101-5774 Spun 2.5241/52/14 Arf 015-1/2-14-1/2 Ye* 0 7WO-79BO
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        Frankfurt
        43 4 FRANKFURT exchanges closing quotes oo April 20: US -1.9030/37 Can —1.600/10 Stg 3.927/937 D F1 98.37/47 S Fr- 110.90/50 Lit 2.242/252 F Fr 43.55/65 D Kr 35.90/95 N Kr 31 JO /t7 B Fr (COB) 6.302/312 B Fr (fin) 6.300/210 Yen 0.0715/30
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        Lock icon Singapore market
        158 4 Source: OCBC THE US dollar closed firmer last week at 552.2030/40 against the previous week's close of 2.1990/00. At midweek, the US currency lost some ground due to disappointment that the Federal Reserve was unlikely to tighten monetary policy further, and to reports of the possible replacement of
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        London
        400 4 END-WEEK profit-taking and book-squaring helped the US dollar to further gains against European currencies while the same factors tended to depress sterling in late trading on Friday, dealers said. The Canadian dollar firmed with the US dollar although dealers believed the Bank of Canada made substantial sales of the
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Market share of American goods rises
      286 5 Reuter THE US share of world markets for manufactured goods to 17.3 per cent in the 1978 third quarter from 17 per cent in the previous three months, the US Commerce Department reported. It was the second straight quarterly gain and confirmed a reversal
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      Lock icon US will stand by its trade promise
      227 5 AP. US' deputy Secretary ot State Warren Christopher has assured West European governments the United States will make good on its promise to lower barriers to world trade. The assurance came after Mr Fernand Spaak, US Ambassador of the European Community, complained that
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      Lock icon Unions, citizen groups vow to stop decontrol
      627 5 Washington Star, NYT. US LABOUR unions and consumer organisations are gearing up for a major campaign to try to thwart President Carter's plan to begin lifting controls from domestic oil prices in June. "It's an uphill fight, but if we can get an
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      798 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From SLA SQ211 1045 KUL MAS MH605 1045 KUL GIA GA944 1055 PKU GIA GA908 1100 MES THAI TG423 1125 BKK PAL PR501 1135 MNL s RBA BI423 1200 BWN GIA GA9B2 1200 HLP f SIA SQ240 1210 MES SLA SQ201
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      Lock icon Vietnam may send top team to refugee meeting
      300 5 Reuter. THE HANOI K«vernm«at is expected to send a high-level delegation to attead aa International conference in Jakarta next month to discuss the setting-op of aa Island processing centre for Vietnamese refugees, Indonesian government sources said yesterday. It is not yet known
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      Lock icon Majority in Fed against higher interest rates
      793 5 NYT DEEPLY DIVIDED over whether recession or inflation was the greater danger, the top policy-making body of the Federal Reserve System defeated by a vote of six to four an attempt at its March meeting to raise interest rates, the Fed reported on
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      Lock icon Theory of locomotive economies outdated
      139 5 Reuter. THE VIEW that West Germany and Japan should lead the drive to improve a sluggish world economy is outdated, West German Economic Minister Otto Lambsdorff said on Saturday. He spoke at a meeting in Tokyo with the head of the Japanese Economic Planning Agency,
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon NEW RULING ON U.S. FTZ?
        474 5 Agencies THE US Treasury is expected to propose within the next two weeks a new ruling on free trade zones which would exempt companies operating in those zones from paying duty on domestic overheads, Treasury sources said. This should provide an incentive for foreign manufacturing
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      65 5 PRESENTING A PROFILE ON THE NEW EUROPEAN SUCCESS STORY THE FORD GRANADA 2.8 GHIA t .1 PT.'sT b it h<»-. Mk« -n r.ur »!>* \s!. n v .it k* Uf\. T .r>f from jn 2 Tr* hi! r, I ml IT i U m FORD GRANADA 2.8 GHIA For more
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  • REVIEWS
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      SSO members can be teachers too
      1428 6  -  PATRICIA GOH interviews Dr David Lewis, principal clarinettist with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra who is here on a Fulbright-Hayes grant, and finds that for this musician, it is no longer all work and no play. PATRICIA GOH ONE OF the first delights of living
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      That's entertainment!
      348 7  -  Musical treat from SSO is sweetened by Fou Ts'ong By CHOO HWEE LIM GUEST pianist Fou Ts'ong brought sparkling freshness to last Tuesday's concert given by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. His relaxed and assured style proved to be a pleasant contrast to the orchestra's somewhat agitated playing. Mozart's
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      I COULD HAVE HUMMED ALL NIGHT...
      413 7  -  By MARGARET THOMAS BEING one who had seen the film "My Fair Lady" at least five times (and waiting for its return), I found myself, while watching the Stage Club's production of Shaw's "Pygmalion" at the Cultural Centre last week, half expecting the actors
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      Clown's calculus
      821 7 Title: Mathematical Carnival Author: Martin Gardner Publisher: Pelican. UK price: 95p Reviewed by Teresa Lim WHAT would a book on mathematics have to do with the visual arts or, for that matter, Brussels sprouts? In Martin Gardner's Carnival, however, may be found all manner of mathematical clowns and
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      455 6 LEISURE FILMS ON Wednesday night, at the Cultural Centre "(8 pm), the Singapore Film Society screens A Thousand Clowns. This film, with Jason Robards and Barbara Harris, is a touching, zany comedy based on the Broadway hit play. Jason Robards plays the role of a nonconformist writer determined to make
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      710 6 Bitter harvest NOSTALGIA-trippers will have a fine after——, if they muuft to stay sway tr*m work. At 3pm, there is Have G— Will Travel, with Richard Bmm Paladin RTS hills this m a "sever ending battle fer law aad justice In the old went". If It Insists shewing these limping
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      48 7 Hotel Royal RAMADA Newton Road. Singapore 1 f Republic of Singapore Telephone *****1, Telex RS-2T644 Cables HQTELROYAL A cosy and casual haven for all. The food is simply delicious and the door never closes. So night birds come and make your scene at the Trishaw Coffee House. it
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      49 7 HOTEL TAI-MN 24-HOUR COFFEE HOUSE M* T. r I •1 i Sb» (I To-day's Specialities Bak Koot Tay $4.00 Hokkien Mee $3.75 Indonesian Satay $3.75 per dozen Hainanese Chicken Rice $5.00 V r 1 SATURDAY SPECIAL .ET LUNCH >' nip BRA LOtl HOTEL TAIWAN 101, Victoria Street Singapofe Telephone: *****1
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      All game for profit-taking
      733 8  -  f SINGAPORE b A By TSANG SAU YIN MOMENTUM was lost for the best part of last week on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. The name of the game was profit-taking following the gains of the previous week. Market sentiment was dampened by pessimistic chart readings
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      The fox and the hounds keep market guessing
      971 8  -  LONDON By GERALD COLVERD EVERYTHING the London stock market does, or does not do, between now and May 3 will be readily attributed to pre-election factors. The theory that buyers and sellers are solely motivated by the swings in opinion polls is
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      182 8  -  Week emM April Wlail Dy Violet Chow SCRIP ISSUE OiympU PlywMd: Bonus Issue of one-for-two OTHERS Haw Par Brother* has announced its bid to take-over Setron. N»te:Figures in brackets are for the corresponding previous period. MS Malaysian dollar. S$ Singapore dollar AUDITED RESULTS Cwnpuy Year
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      Lock icon Profits fail to prop up Dow
      651 8 r NEW YORK L A NYT ENERGY, glamour and gambling stocks took turns in leading the stock market last week, while corporations generally issued some eye-popping profits for the opening quarter of 1979. All of this, however, failed to show up in the Dow
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      Lock icon THE RISING RATE PRECIPITATES FALL
      341 8 TOKYO AFP THE TOKYO stock market suffered a moderate setback this week, with investors remaining uncertain about the impact of the Central Bank's 0.75 per cent rise in the official discount rate last Tuesday. The 225-stock Dow-Jones Average, which fell below the 6,100-yen mark earlier
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      206 8 Reuter HITACHI plans to build a colour television manufacturing plant in the United States near Los Angeles, the Japanese Asahi newspaper said. A company spokesman said there would be no comment on the report in the mass circulation daily, but
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      406 8 SYDNEY Reuter TRADING on Ike Sydney share market kmc keen dimpled to a certain extent fcy n string of fMrday weeks witk anotker sack session expected tkki week. However Ike downward Slide in prices wkick got tnderway last Tkamday and con tinned on Friday
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      883 8 K. LUMPUR TRADING assumed a softer tone on the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week and prices generally ended with small to moderate losses. Sellers dominated for the greater part of the week while buyers'waited at the sidelines for the emergence of
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      1322 9 NEW YORK THE STOCK market suffered another setback in moderate trading last Friday, with prices closing lower. The Dow Jones industrials added 1.73 points to 856.96 but other popular averages were weak and losers led winners seven to six as turnover slowed to 29 million
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      877 9 Reuter SEVERAL negative factors are affecting German bourses and share prices can be expected to show a slight downturn this year, but there should be no major falls or rises. Frankfurt bourse president Karl-oskar Koenigs said that these factors, none of which should be over-esti-mated
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      619 9 NYT COOK UNITED, a middle western chain of discount stores that has long been considered a merger candidate, suddenly has two suitors. The company's shares rose in active trading after word reached Wall Street that there was interest in a takeover. It has not been previously
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      46 9 NORTHROP Corp said the next phase of its "Peace Hawk" contract with Saudi Arabia, valued at about US$7OO million, is expected to be signed within the next few days. The contract is a continuation of the company's present services and construction project with Saudi Arabia.
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      128 9 Reuter AMERICAN Express has reported a 12 per cent increase in first-quarter profits over the same period a year ago. The company had a profit of U5573.3 million, or H.Q2 a share, up from $65 4 million, or 91 cents a share, a year ago.
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      CBS foresees upturn despite lower first quarter
      137 9 CBS EXPECTS 1979 year results to exceed the U*****.1 million or $7.15 a share earned on $3.29 billion in revenues last year. "Despite the recently announced decline in our first quarter earnings, we are confident that 1979 will be another excellent year," chairman
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      51 9 WARNER Communications said its higher Brst quarter earnings came from strong results at its film entertainment division The compaay said film profits were a quarterly .wcard due to the nrrrn of "Superman" and "Every Which Way But Loose" in ctamaa, and "Roots The Not Generation" on
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        203 9 APR Ml Prs FORWARD MARKET Acec 429 4-1 Artoed Ailur 634 4-4 Braican 626 -4 Bru~Lamb 1775 15 Canpar 710 unch Cock 482 -4 De Beers 212 -1 Ebet 2400 -5 Elecuobel MO -38 Ob-In no-Bm 2890 -30 Oev 1300 unch Hobok 3215 -15 Pttro 4345 *15 Ryt Dutch
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        92 9 APR 10 Dm Aef-Telefunken »70 -23 Akao 28 00 All* Leben -2 Allx Ver* V* 00 3 RARF 138.60 -04 unch Bay H T Wbank 3K.OOB Bay Vbank 280 00 -0.5 B»v»r 141.70 -0.1 rut 280 00 BMW 232-00 •4. Caiaella 386.00 17 Chun Verw 3*7 JO +03 Commerxbank
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      240 9 Reuter ALCAN Australia will spend As4o million to lift aluminium ingot capacity at its Kurri Kurri, New South Wales, smelter to 90,000 tonnes annually from 67,500 tonnes. Chairman John Clarkson announced that the additional 22,500 tonnes annual output from the smelter will be
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      64 9 Reuter SHARP said tt has rigaed a oeatraet with Chtaa's Nattoaal light UdastrtalPrateet Trading Carp to expert meat trem Jaly Is December this year. The rww derHaed to ilriMt the esatraet price bat said tt will be paid to cash to yea. The telmtatoa seto are expected
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      347 9 Reuter A SOUTH Carolina district circuit Judge temporarily halted a South Carolina Securities Commissioner order which would have allowed Braacan Ltd to go forward with its tender offer (or F. W. Woolworth. According to court papers the temporary restraining order, which was
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      323 10 HAVING sustained itself remarkably well during the first quarter of the year, the local stock market is now left to seek a trend from various sources. Making this observation, stockbrokers Frwer and Ctmpuy say these sources include the near-term performance of foreign stock markets (particularly New
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      509 10 Current Ex Books Date Total for Total for Payment Dnte Close Payable the year Previous year DBS tUH(b) Mar 27 Apr 3 Apr 23 1&5* 9* Riverview 3% I Apr 10 Apr 21 Apr 28 3* 12* Bedford 30% Apr 17 Apr 27 May 3 30* 25* Austral
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      234 10 Company Particulars Ex Date Books Close Keck Seng Dualop Est P. Products Ajinomoto Toshiba OVB Utd Plant Bovis 8EA OCBC HK Land Apollo Mai Flour Olympia Bonus Issue of l for 5 Bonus Issue of 1 for 5 Bonus Issue of 1 for 4 Bonus Issue of 1
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      G. Perak slips further into the red
      198 10 LOSS-stricken sugar grower and refiner, Gula Perak which has been placed under receivership since late 1975, slipped further into the red at the interim stage. For the first six months ended last September, the company incurred a lower net loss of $1 million,
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      Kesang Tin (Malaya) cuts losses
      162 10 KESANG TIN (Malaya), a company now primarily engaged in the subleasing of property for mining, has managed to cut losses to $19,619 from $58,275 for the year ended Dec 31,1978. This brings totalaccumulated losses at Kesang to 1168,455. Shareholders' funds made up of 50,000 preference
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      98 10 MALAYAN Cables Bki: AGM to be held at 10, JaIan Tandang, Petaling Jaya, Selangor at 2.15 p.m. on April 25 Danlep Malayrtaa ladastrim BM: AGM to be held at 4, Jalan Tandang, Petaling Jaya, at 10.00 a.m. on April 26. Emxj Electric, ladsshhn (M) BM: AGM to be
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      BUSINESS TIMES INDUSTRIAL GROUP INDICES (BASE YEAR JAN 4,1971 – 100)
      130 10 BUSINESS TIMES INDUSTRIAL GROUP INDICES (BASE YEAR JAN 4,1971 100) 1978/1979 WKK-8 ACTION Hick Low MulrUl Gravy Apr 18 Apr 80 Prist rw» 433.82 145.90 Automotive 388.75 ***** 994 991.18 ***** Banks, Insurance, finance and Trustees 537.82 >38 (if 1.83 249.4 ***** Chemicals, Rubber Products, Refining and SmelUnc 249.47 *****
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      FOLEX LAND SALES
      121 10 FOLEX Industries has sold off two pieces of its freehold land situated in the District of Larut and Matang, Perak, for a total consideration of $160,000. Folex bought the land for 150,000 early in the 1970s and it was subsequently revalued to $144,000 in 1977. The two
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      Second half jump at A. Chocolate
      428 10 AFTER AN uninspiring first half. Allied Chocolate Industries sprang into life in the second six months ended Dec 31, 1978, to boost the full-year pre-tax profit up 16.6 per cent to 12.41 million. However, the growth rate is still a lot less dramatic than
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      2751 10 i*n Bt(k Low Coanir Last Sato o Gr*s DW r- Gr"s Nat DW Y*M P/l CVr Vol COOO) HW WMk fk Law SECTION ONI INDUSTRIALS 253 207 Aetna 190* 123* Alcom 142 110 Allied Choc 180 190 B A T 265 »S BaU 74V* 60 Ben 106*
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      191 10 WE PIRRfftGE SUCCESSFUL MEETTIGS ALWPIYS You win, both ways, at Rasa Sayang. It's indisputably the best meeting ground for conventions bis or small. We have a Conference Hall to cater for a full-scale convention for up to 600 persons with additional 5 function rooms for smaller groups. We provide audiovisual,
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      Warren Open to Ng Ah Sek by two strokes
      795 11  -  By TEO TECK WENG SEMBAWANG'S Ng Ah Sek, who finished sixth in last week's Changi Open, yesterday produced the overall best gross score to become the 1979 Warren Open cham- pion. Ng, a 39-year-old production manager with a local Chinese newspaper,
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      Want to get injured? Suit yourself
      478 11  -  By RONALD KOW VOLENTI non at lajmri» strauge as it may sound, this legal maxim has prevented sportsmen from helping themselves to a lot ef money that they weald otherwise have been able to recover la damages for perns nil injuries suffered while engaging
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      1061 11 nil 1 I Malaysian International Merchant Bankers Berhad Z 4 I W_» Incorporated tn Malayna v SHARE CAPITAL $10,000,000 Authorised 10,000,000 shares of $1 each $6,150,000 27,000 4,800,000 372,553 11,349,553 6,000,000 Issued and fully paid 6,300,000 shares of $1 each SHARE PREMIUM ACCOUNT RESERVE PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT DEPOSITS Repayable
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    69 12 WHEN in Rome, do as the Romans da never rings truer than an this occasion of the Christian Democratic Party's rally which opened the campaign for elections to the European Parliament in Brussels. The spirit of being in membership of the Community is certainly not
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    407 12 AFP JAPAN'S Finance Ministry, in a bid to open the Japanese market further to foreign countries, has drafted an outline of planned legislation calling for "sweeping liberalisation" of monetary flows involved in capital and trade transact i o ns, government sources said on Saturday. According
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    109 12 Reuter SEVERAL foreign banks are to begin operations in Sri Lanka after the lifting of restrictions imposed by the former government, said Finance Minister Ronnie de Mel. The Bank of Credit and Commerce International is due to start up in Colombo this month and Citibank soon,
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    375 12 AFP INTEREST rates in Australia will rise by 0.7 per cent today, the Federal Treasurer, Mr John Howard, announced last night. The move is part of an effort by Canberra to mop up excess liquidity as new inflationary pressures build up in the
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    Lock icon Thailand warned of Hanoi's intention
    99 12 UPI. CHINA yesterday said Vietnam is threatening Thailand militarily and urged the Thais to struggle against the "Vietnamese expansionists." A commentary in the Chinese newspaper People's Daily, carried by the New China News Agency, said: "Vietnam has now brought the flames of war to the
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    585 12 AFP THE ASIAN Development Bank (ADB) said today its developing member nations registered a "quite impressive" 5 per cent overall economic growth rate in 1978. The ADB annual report for 1978 said that in terms of real income, food production, price
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    253 12 Reuter. THE ASIAN Development Bank last year disbursed a record U*****.2 million (5J1.02 billion) (or various projects, and for the first time passed a billion dollars in loan approvals, according to its annual report published yesterday. The report, published in advance of its annual
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    577 12 AFP. THE MANILA-based Asian Development Bank's annual report for 1978 has assessed the performance oi its developing member countries in several economic sectors: TRADE: The externa] trade of developing nations which had improved steadily in 1976 and 1977 showed "a major reversal" in 1978
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    373 12 NYT WIDESPREAD famine in Kampuchea appears to be imminent, according to some diplomats in Bangkok following events in Indochina. Accounts by refugees from the current fighting between the Vietnamese army and Kampuchea troops loyal to the ousted Pol Pot regime, though sketchy, lend support to
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    289 12 UPI, Reuter THE UNITED States must curb inflation, stabilise the dollar and get help fnwn other nations in cutting its deficits to prevent international financial woes, three top economists said yesterday. "A strong attack against inflation in the United States is vital,"
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      61 12 WEATHER Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: Scattered showers in early morning Report for 24 prtor to 7.3 i pun. April 22 at the airpart Maximum temperature 30.6 Associated humidity 76 Minimum temperature 23.3 Associated humidity 98 Hours of sunshine 3.00 Rainfall in millimetres 10.3 Total rainfall
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        108 13 Reuter THE upper Mississippi River was officially declared open to navigation last week by the board of directors of the Minneapolis Grain Exchange, an exchange spokesman said. The opening was delayed when locks on the river were closed by high water after a tow boat and barges reached
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        76 13 Reuter THE Blue Star Line said it had resumed its fullycellular container service to Iran from Australia and New Zealand after suspending services early in the year due to the political instability in Iran. The New Zealand Star recently discharged a cargo of Australian and New Zealand
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        94 13 THE Panamanian-registered 2,967-ton cargo vessel Sea Prince was in danger of sinking on Saturday off Cape Muroto, 190 miles west of Tokyo, the Maritime Safety Agency reported. The crew of 23 aboard, all Filipinos, were rescued by nearby Japanese fishing boats, the agency said. Maritime officials said
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      Hedemora Diesel aims for $5m output this year
      589 13  -  By RAHIM KASSIM HEDEMORA Diesel SEA, the joint venture* between Sembawang Shipyard and Hedemora of Sweden, has targetted to manufacture some $5 million worth of engines this year. The target represents about 30 per cent of the company's capacity. Its present workshop,
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      Sienna to join EAC fleet
      188 13 A NEW vessel, M S Sienna, will be entering the EAC Lines' Trans-Pacific Service this year. The vessel, the fifth in a series of six liner replacement vessels hnilt by the East Asiatic Company at the Nahsksv Shipyard, will be delivered in September. Her sisterships
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      2511 17 SC HE MILE 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
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      1211 18 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL NB. (1) 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 the
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      838 18 The leading shipping lines operating from Singapore and the local agents who handle cargo bookings for them. Adriatic Container Feeders. AFEA Line— Singapore Shipping. Ahli Shipping Sharjah. Alfred C. Toepfer Line— Intermodal. Algerian National Line (CN AN)—Unipacific. Alpac Line-t-Intrasea. Anhsing Line— Stroogwill. Angkutan Pertambagan— Eastern Way. Angkutan—Straits Shipping APL( American
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      407 18 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Bunga Orkid (after Johnevereet) 45 Hague Mara (after Nile U) 13/14 La Rioja (after Trsat) 8/9 Ljubljana (after Fuso Mara) 42/43 Neptune Agate (1530 (tide) 27,28 f Perlis (after Lumut) 21 East Scapbreeze (after Nedlloyd Willemskerk) 38/39 Tutong (0600) 22 Yang Lin
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      558 13 Ai Nadteytl Lines > Call us We call the world Agents: Nedlloyd EAC Please refer to page 3 4§* K )I M i \U f V Orient Overseas Co*dci*teA Line FULLY CONTAIOtSED SERVICE TO EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) 1 26/4 27/4 17 5 13 5 14/5 16 5 19/5 1/5 3/5
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      316 13 flail SEALORD UJ ANTAH H UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) All vessels ***** DWT, 105 TON H.L. Derrick 288 TEU Capacity, Long Length Capability. ARABIAN GULF WEEKLY SERVICE' Loading for Kuwait (11/5). Dammam (17/5), Doha (19/5),' Duba. (21/5) Kuwait (18/5). Dammam (21/5). Bahrain (25/5), Doha (28/5) Damman (22/5) Dubai
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      448 13 ■NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT UNES LTD FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICES: FAR-EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EURO* (VIA SUEZ): Spore P K««jn( F slow CKm Apr Apr 117 MUr K MawON I lib, 3 May 23 May K MCIWON i lib) m CONTAMR 10 toy MRCATOft IS May 0 CKF 19 May SS
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      519 13 Gi st class transport Agents: Nedlloyd EAC For further details, please refer to page 3 Scan Dutch V MAERSK LINE jimi.'wi.M 'J' »-u'i I'^ 2223/4 I 23-24/4 I AXEL 23-24/4 u/5 30/4-1/5 26/ s 7-8/5 27/5 14-15/5 3/6 \w "J' 1 ii l Ti-h'iHi^fi, T^;-:r FOR (Hi Am iHoofkont Mm<U
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      408 14 835 ss borber blue seo US ATLANTIC US GUI ft EAST CANADA C3^Hl7llua tm IS km 13 km 11 km It km M Writ bmt W M* 2 (M IS/4; P. I TOM' Apr "TQXNXB" Hit 1 (PJMa« 27/4; Pw« 29/4); "TOM" Miy I (P. Mm| 11/5). T« US ATI
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      563 14 EVERGREEN LINE r FAR EASI EUROPE EXPRESS EULL CONTAINER SERVICE 1 ACCEPTWG CARGO FO« HAMBURG FELIXSTOWE. ROTTEROAM ANTMRP LE HAVRE AISO ACCEPTWG CARGO FOR UNITED HMGDOM SOUTHAMPTON IONOON. MANCHESTER. BIRMINGHAM, BRISTOL LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LEEDS. WEST GERMANY romwnr HOLLAND AMSTERDAM Sp«» IM«| FtMtow D«H(rtai Mwp Lt kiwt Em> Wjl 2J A*
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      602 15 OCL contaooshp sonnet to uK/cawmn: Overseas Containers Limited Eft* Km contaooshp soma from m/cowcff-. T<A»» a»J Taka Oaabaflty SMGAPORf MANSHELD CONTMO SERVICES, PTE LTD 4360(1 K LUMPUR CONTMO AGENCES *****4, PJQJMG *****6/S PENANG SOUS TIM) SHPPMG MEMOES SON M 3(2301/3 Q I Australia Straits Container Line (A MEMBER Of TO
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      972 15 GRA/VARD LINE RELIABLE I DEPENDABLE NON-CONFERENCE EXPRESS SERVICE NEST BOUNDSM EAST/MEDITERAM€« MV SAMOS PROGRESS ».2SW NEST BOUNDS M EAST/MEDITERRANEA S'pvt P Kelang Fiium LtaMng t« M.V MANANV24N 25 Apr H.V KIM V 2tW.. 12 May IS Hit MV MAN HMG V.27W 29 May 31 May MM; f Sad Ale«an<kia Beirut
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      715 15 BEN LINE CONTAINERS comwo service to/from europe FMMBMOPE: H BURG BHAVEN R OAM HAVRE SOTON W Germany Austria Benetoi Franct MUK P Sport Far Baaawa SjM Sated Sadtd Safad M M/ 4 M/ 4 BU Kaan Hani SM SaM bM M W 2/5 5/5 HK TV*. iNtalil SjM Salad SjM
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      723 15 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES THE BANK LINE LTD. LYKES ORIENT LINE U.S. GULF COAST SERVICE (New Orleans, Mobie, Houston, Galveston) Swore P. Keian( Pen** US GMf MOWER LYKES flea*) 24/25 Apr 5 ja, DOU.Y TUBMAN (bail) 7/1 May 19 Jut U.S. WEST COAST SERVICE Honolulu, San Francisco, Portland, Vancouver 8.C., Seattle
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