The Business Times, 24 September 1979

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    10 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. IU/l/n MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,1921 50 CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Chinese income tax
      72 1 UPI TOKYO, Sun. The Chinese government may slap an income tax on employees of joint ventures operating in China, a Tokyo newspaper reported Sunday. Mr Liu Zhicheng, leader of a Chinese delegation which has been visiting Tokyo to study the Japanese tax system, said the Beijing authorities
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      Lock icon PLR increase
      84 1 AP NEW YORK, Sun. Major US banks, feeling the effect of government anti-inflation policies, posted record prime lending rates of 13.25 per cent on Friday, completing the sixth round of increases in five weeks. On Friday, Citibank, the second-largest US bank, fourth-ranked Manufacturers Hanover and Security Pacific National
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      Lock icon AIB in New York
      80 1 AFP MANILA, Sun. Asean International Bank, a venture by a Filipino consortium, has been granted a license to operate in New York City, reports said Saturday. The Daily Express said the Aseanbank was expected to start operation Nov 1 out of the World Trade Center building
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      Lock icon Oil exploration offer
      62 1 AP COLOMBO, Sun. Sri Lanka's state-owned Ceylon Petroleum Corporation has invited offers on production sharing or any other basis for oil exploration in the country. The corporation, which has exclusive exploration rights for petroleum resources within the country and its territorial waters, said contracts would be awarded
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      Lock icon New oil well
      55 1 AFP HONGKONG, Sun. An oil-gas flow has been found in northern Sichuan province in western China, the New China News Agency reported. Clear light crude oil has been gushing out in large quantities every day from a high-output oilgas well since it was drilled on May 25
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      Lock icon Setback for Third World
      82 1 Reuter WASHINGTON, Sun. Developing countries dependent on imported oil face big new trade deficits this year and as a result huge problems in their fight against poverty, the World Bank said today. The bank said it expects the total balance of payments deficit of Third World
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      Lock icon Oil ministers meet
      77 1 UPI JEDDAH (Saudi Arabia), Sun. Oil ministers of of seven Gulf states met today in the Saudi summer resort of Taif to lay the groundwork for the October dialogue between the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting countries and the European Economic Community, the Saudi press agency said. The
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      Lock icon Uranium from the sea
      68 1 UPI TOKYO, Sun. The government today announced a 1.5 billion (about Ssls million) yen, four-year project to extract uranium from seawater in western Japan. The Natural Resources and' Energy Agency of the Ministry of International Trade and Industry said the project calls for construction of a
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    TOP TEN STOCKS
    109 1 THE fallewtag list M stacks gives the It mest traded ea the Stack Exchaage ti Stngapere last week. It gives the taraaver la thaasaads at salts, elsstag prices aa Friday aad the high aad law far 1979 Ctapuy Tvmvm r Prim mgk Lw •m Sefttl in Haw
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  • LOCAL STOCK INDICES
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      SINGAPORE
      73 1 8ept 17 Seft 18 Sept 19 SeptM 8ept tl •*BT Index: 2424.36 2418.57 2444.94 2478.19 2528.81 •Industrials: 399.52 398.12 399.59 402.80 406.21 <c Finance: 728 82 727 08 727.18 732.17 740.12 ••Hotels: 293.43 292.72 293.30 me 295.14 •Properties: 250.98 250.98 ***** 253.45 254.72 "Minings: 222.97 222.90 222.69 222.86 222.77
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      MALAYSIA
      88 1 Sept n Sept IS 8ept 19 Sept 89 Sept n ♦-BT Index 3423 10 3419.30 3463 06 3612.04 3574.89 Industrials: 432 59 430.94 433.63 436.34 440 43 (i Finance: «e.e 646 13 648.63 663 29 666.51 ••Hotels: 273.44 273 32 2T3.44 273.44 274.43 •Properties: 239 67 239.77 238.98 243.74
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    Promoting land development
    626 1  -  MORE FLEXIBLE SYSTEM By JOHN LIM THE GOVERNMENT will soon introduce a new system of development charges to encourage further land development in Singapre. The new system, which ts more realistic as it reflects land value increases, will replace the existing one which was first introduced in
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    LAST MEETING ON AIRFARES
    213 1 ASEAN and Australian civil aviation officials will soon face each other, maybe for the last time, to resolve two issues which will clear the way for Asean's limited participation in the interim implementation of the cheap air fare scheme between Australia and Britain/Europe. The next stage
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    TV programmes that turn on the viewers
    297 1 A SURVEY on the popularity of television programmes of Radio and Television Singapore showed that the most popular programmes attract a large viewership while the number of viewers for other programmes declined substantially. During the six weeks from May 13 to June 30
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    One way of making dental visit less painful
    297 1 THE vlrr rtuffiHw at the University sf Sagapare, Mr Kvu Sal Kheaag, ywtwtoy Mated may beaeflt (Mi adverttetag aad that deatal efeaifM may be tea high. MaUag the paiat ahsat east, Mr Kwu referred to deaftsl ctevfM la ths mM19th eeatary aai
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    Bargaining on industry basis good
    379 1  -  By HSUNG BEE HWA THERE is a trend towards collective bargaining on an industry basis because of legal developments and the general need to bridge the gap between parties. This trend is to be welcomed as it will bring a more uniform approach to negotiations,
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    ROLE OF UNIONS
    105 1 LABOUR unions have a critical role to play in Singapore's new policy of higher wages and increased productivity, Trade and Industry Minister Mr Goh Chok Tong said on Saturday. The Minister told members of the Food, Drinks and Allied Workers Union (FDAWU) that the wage policy is
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      88 1 m. n m it The best time to watch your favourite TV program is when you have time to enjoy it. With a Sony Betamax video recorder connected to your TV, you can record anything on TV even when you're not at home. And then play it back whenever you
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      21 1 See hack page, <wl 2 SHIPPING TIMES mead? UNITED Steles may eell flak efcMDj POVERTY MALAYSIANS like Ugkt TV M'T:, i^s/rrTili
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      124 1 SH\ifxJAl!V ROT OLFO ■Jfe •Jit JAL has more direct flights toTokyo and the USA than gny other airiine. tit y i Relax in wide-body comfort on 9 flights a week to Tokyo 5 nonstop and 4 via Hona Kong, (if you're on business, don't forget to ask for JAL Executive
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    MEMO PAD
    502 2 COURSES AND TALKS Sep 17-oct 29: How to'be literate in Chinese, Nissen Hut 58, University of Singapore Department of Extramural Studies Sep 17-Oct 29: English Pronunciation, New Lecture Theatre i 5, University of Singapore Extramural Studies Department Sep 18-Dec 4: Financial Management Part n (12 lectures), Bukit Timah
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    Lock icon INDUSTRIAL ESPIONAGE
    926 2  -  East Germany, which is believed to control about 3,000 of the estimated 4,000 foreign agents in West Germany, has put its special emphasis on espionage in high-technology sectors where its own efforts lag. The positions in which agents were discovered this year nuclear energy, computers, electronics, optics, chemicals,
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    Diamonds: Are they an investor's best friend?
    1148 2  -  While precious metals have soared in value this year, diamonds have slipped back from the heights of 1978. KEN MARSTON, Mining Editor of the Financial Times, explains the often mysterious workings of the world's diamond markets. KEN MARSTON ECONOMIC uncertainty has drven the
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      99 2 Everything about the 1. MINI on price 4. MINI on parts cost 2. MINI on fuel 5. MINI on parking 3. MINI on maintenance 6. MINI on road tax but BIG ON HOT features: Front reclining teats provide comfortable seating and driving. Sporty road wheels. Luxurious velvety seat trim. Hazard
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    MEMORIES OF AN OLD DOCTOR
    1600 3  -  By JOHN KOH DURING the Japanese Occupation, a surgeon (none other than President Sheares) once performed a hysterectomy using sterilised violin strings for catgut because of the shortage of medical supplies. Another legend is told in the words of the now 79-year-old husband of a
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    Lock icon Many economists rule out another 1929 depression
    1004 3  -  B* KAREN ARENSON NYT FIVE DECADES have pushed thoughts of the Depression far from most people's minds, and many economists and businessmen say that's just as well because it couldn't happen again or not as it did then. Except for a handful of
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      TRADING THINS OUT
      576 4 TRADING thlaafl Ml rsasldrrsbly m the Slagapere prWiee market last week ia the abseaee «f baylag laterest frem tveneu. Bayers ia Earepe aad Amerlea were deterred by the higher prteea qaeted by Slagapare dealers. A Iradfaf dealer here Mid that the rum far the higher prices qaeted
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      LONDON MARKETS
      688 4 COFFEE: Rallied during an extended closing session on Friday not only to trade at the highs of the day but also to breach the previous week's highs in the first four trading months. Closing gains ranged between £34 in November to £15 per tonne in distant untraded new
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      Produce exchange
      166 4 CHINEBE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE, NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PKUL ON SATURDAY: Ckml til Bulk $117 kllri. otd drum $122 sellers. new drum $127 sellers Cayra: Muted (looae) UK Coot $64 00 buyers. Ptpjir: Muntok ACTA white fob 10Cr NLW $335.00 sellers. Sinwii white fob 9T* NLW $317 50
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      RUBBER
      194 4 RUBBER futures in London on Friday closed quiet and slightly easier but with gains from Thursday of mostly 0.30 to 0.10 pence per kilo. Turnover was seven lots of five tonnes and 281 lots of 15 tonnes including one kerb trade. No options were traded. Dealers said afternoon trading
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      Lock icon Dealers' attention on bullion markets
      1265 4 AFP THE VIOLENT gyrations in the prices of «old and silver rivetted London commodity dealers' attention to the bullion markets last week. With new records for both metals, platinum also touched a new peak in dollar terms. Profit-taking was contained until sellers got the upper
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      Palm oil
      74 4 C.I.F. North European ports. In US dollars per ton unless otherwise stated. LONDON: Fri Previoua Malaysian 5 r ffa bulk per tonne November 645 OOslr 640 OOslr Sumatra 5'. ffa bulk September 652.50slr 655 OOslr October 652 50slr 655alr/650pd November 652' >slr/651' ipd655.tr/650pd December 652.50slr 655slr/650pd January 652.50pd
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    • MONEY EXCHANGES
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        Singapore market
        179 4 THE US dollar weakened against major currencies on the Singapore forex market last week. Substantial pressure was mounted in the dollar with the market doubting the US Federal Reserve Board resolve to tighten monetary policy following its Vfe per cent rise in the US Fed Fund rate to
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        PLR
        22 4 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 8.9 per cent.
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        Asian $ rates
        259 4 Asian rates RATES firmed midweek in a moderately active market last week. Three and Six Months gained 5/16 to touch a record high of 13-3/16, when the Fed pushed the US discount rate to 11 per cent in an effort to support the US dollar. Towards the weekend rates came
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        Asian $ FRCDs
        190 4 Asian FRCDs INDICATIVE prices of AsUa dollar floating rate certificates of deposit for selected lanes for the week eaded Sept Zl. Bid Offer Dal-Ichi Kangyo Bank 11-7/1617/11/80 9913/16 100 1/16 BNP 1130/1/81 B9 1 100 Bank of Tokyo 12 s t 27/2/81 9913/16 100 1/16 Mitsubishi Bank 13-1/10 16/3/81 100
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        Lock icon Gold
        182 4 Source: THE KILOBAR in Singapore opened at 5526,078 and closed higher at $26,285 in a quiet market on Saturday. Spot gold for London delivery opened in line with New York at U*****.00/ 377.00, but soon reached $379.00/380.00 on the close after seeing a high of $379.50/380.50. The market was
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        Lock icon Money market
        90 4 Source: Astley Pearce THE domestic money market last week continued on the same easy tone as the previous week with modes between 5Vi and 6V« per cent. On the whole, trading was active especially in the week fix with expectations of a firmer market this week. There was
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        Zurich
        64 4 ZURICH exchanges closing quotes on Sept 22: US-1-57X1/ST« st* 3 am «*i Cab 1 itn vm d Mk m n«B m isn DFI n cn (1« f ft rtmmn B Fr S.52M 5403 D Kr 30 7873 055 NKr-31.S220 SM7 S Kr 3T «773T7 Lit 0 .1M7 UB0 Aua
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        Discount market
        379 4 IN THE domestic money market last week, rates eased as excess liquidity caused by exchange operation and transfer of government funds further depressed the market. Term rates, which had remained steady in previous weeks, weakened marginally. Three Months closed at 8-7/16 to 8-5/16 per cent and Six Months
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        Short-term money
        48 4 FOR THE week ended Saturday Sept 22, the range of call rate received from from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Baak faad: 1 per cent to 15 per cent. Geaerml faatf: 1.5 per cent to 4.25 per cent. Mtvemeati of funds totalled $482 million.
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        London
        239 4 THE DOLLAR weakened in thin afternoon markets on Friday to close lower than Thursday's finish, but was up on New York's overnight closing levels. Dealers said the dollar firmed in the European morning market on profittaking and short-covering ahead of the weekend, prompted in part by central bank support.
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      69 4 NICHICON (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD. nicK&COXI 519-539, Block 5043, Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2. Singapore 2056. Tel: 4547 1 1 1 S9 B at I THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MR. K. HIRAI PRESIDENT MR. N. HIZAKI MANAGING DIRECTOR DIRECTORS: MR. H. YAMAMOTO MR. J. ETO MR. S. UEDA MR. I.
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon US may raise amount of gold at auctions
      879 5 Agencies IF the current gold-buying fever results In an adverse speculative effect on the dollar, the United States would offer larger amounts of bullion at monthly auctions, a senior American Treasury official said on Friday. "I don't rule out an increase under
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      Lock icon CANADA'S NEW OIL
      303 5 NYT THE FIRST tangible evidence of petroleum reserves off Canada's East Coast has been detected at a well drilled by Chevron Standard Ltd, 313 km from St John's, Newfoundland, the company said at its headquarters in Alberta. Initial testing of the Hibemia 0-15 well between 12,400 and
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      777 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From SU SQ101 0815 KUL MAS MH621 ***** PEN MAS MH607 0845 KUL MAS MH671 0945 PEN/KUL CPA CX710 1005 HLP GIA GA90O 1030 HLP SU SQ103 1045 KUL SIA SQ211 1045 HLP MAS MH605 1045 KUL GU GA944 1055 PKU
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      Lock icon Citibank asks clients to invest in art
      346 5 Reuter NYT A LEADING American bank will recommend to its wealthier clients to put their money into art, buying Botticellis along with bonds, and Picassos as well as property. Citibank, the second largest bank in the United States, said in New York on
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon CHINA'S GROWTH
        532 5 Agencies CHINA has published an impressive chart giving details of economic growth over thirty years of socialism. The production of fertilisers, for example was reported to be 1,500 times greater in 1978 than in 1949. No tractors were made at the regime's foundation. Now 113,500 are produced yearly.
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      150 5 sss M U.S. OPEN AT FLUSHING, MEADOWS N.Y, CLASH OF GIANTS ON DECOTURF X TENNIS COURT SURFACE. vX m it IA V t J I "cr DecoTurf II The Playing surface selected by USTA for the 1978 1979 U.S. Open at Flushing Meadows: ALL WEATHER SURFACE NON-GLARE COOL COLOUR DURABLE
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  • REVIEWS
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      Familiar charms of a bygone age
      1271 6  - Familiar charms o f a bygone age PATRICIA GOH brings you the colour and glamour of the Victoria Theatre with its gentle ghosts, and promises of a new, busy and exciting life. PATRICIA GOH BELIEVE it or not, Victoria Theatre was once called a white elephant. When the Theatre and
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      The best of Leningrad miniature
      182 6 THE SIMPLE elegance of Russian ballet In "miniature" form this will be the offering by the Lengingrad Ballet next month. From Oct I to 4, the 55-member tronpe of talented yoong dancers and ballerinas will be presenting a new grenre of ballet known as "choreographic
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      Lock icon STARR OF THE SHOW
      551 6 KST THE orchestral concert given by the» Singapore Symphony Orchestra at the Conference Hall on Sep 12, was a success and was by far one of the best in the series. Billed as a celebrity concert, it featured guest soloist Susan Starr in Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto
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      New and old in a daring fusion
      620 7 ALL DANCE is a celebration of the eloquence of the body. Perhaps the most exciting challenge posed to such an expression can be found in modern dance. As an example, says Monica Gwee, we can view in the Australian Dance Theatre a fusing
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      The Singapore future: questions without answers
      738 7 Title: Singapore, its past, present and future. Author: Alex Josey. Price: $18.00 No of pages: 212. Reviewed by Tong Tse THE TROUBLE with reading books by supposed authorities is that one can never be quite sure that all the information being assimilated is really
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      Lyrical lines of the Cantonese theatre
      578 7  -  By LEE YOKE MENG SOMETHIMES we can describe Chinese opera as similar to Chinese landscape paintings. There is the same sense of lyrical beauty and charm, a serene impression with harmony undefined. In the best of the Cantonese opera compositions, such as the The
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      65 6 EXHIBITION SALE of the largest and finest collection of ANTIQUE KOREAN FURNITURE ever assembled, begins on 21st September. For this event we have stocked over 200 chests of all sorts and sizes, including many collectors' and decorators' pieces. 4 K >2 m <r -r u f t 4 4 4>
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      460 6 ;ii 1 FILM SHOWS KILLER ELITE will be shown at the Hilton Movie-house on Sunday. Order a drink or a snack and watch James Caan and Robert Duvall in this crime action movie. THE National Museum will screen three colour films for the public on Wednesday, Sept 26 at B.oopm.
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      1344 6 [Gil A DULL GAME MONDAY THERE is only a slight variation on the same dull theme which is Monday's television. This is the 10th SEA Games. Other than that we have the usual involved arguments of Crown Court at 10.30 pm, Channel 5 may attract some. "Destruct, destruct" (shades of
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      33 7 m r-i R\ST PRESENT AND FUTURE J&afcS Av Jr- ***>•*:. sssmm* zstoMtx* n- v '> r-\ m ■Ksk>' B* Jit i V f?Bt{VV 'wa*; ■s i -V m < -T »-a 3 c 1 i ly
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      458 7 TRADE with CHINA OCTOBER 11 12,1979 Applied Research Corporation and Business Times (a member of The Straits Times Group) will be organising a top level conference on TRADE WITH CHINA. The two-day conference will be held in Singapore on October 11 and 12,1979 at the Shangri-la Hotel. The conference will
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
    • EUROPEAN MARKETS
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        Frankfurt
        205 8 SEPT 21 Dm Aef-T-elefunken 4S .00 -01 Akxo 28-50 0.7 Allz Leben MS.00 8 Allz Vers 477 30 35 BASF iaajo -0.1 Bay H T Wbank 250 JOB Bay Vtoank *****B Bayer 133.00 0.5 BBC ***** 5J BMW m.5o unch Caaaella 387 00 •*-2 Chem Verw 380.00 2 Commerzbank
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        Zurich
        175 8 SEPT 21 Francs Actions Suisse! 288 ♦3 Br. 1310 Aiusulsse Ref 504 unch Brown Boverl Br 1940 10 Ctba Oel(7 Br 1300 30 Clba Oetfj PC 1035 Clba Qelfy Ret 70S ♦4 Credit Suisse Br 2265 5 Credit Suisse Ref 428 +2 Elektrowau Br. Georfe Fischer Br 715 +5
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        Paris
        273 8 SEPT 21 Fr» CORBEILLE Air-Llquide 519 12 B S N OervaU Danone 991 C8F (ThomaonCsl) 496.50 ♦6 Cle Francalse de* Petroles 255 10 Compagnle Financier? Compacnie OeneraJe 378 55 Credit Foncier De Prance 563 ♦4 Hachelte (Libraiae) 225 5 Machine* Bull 87 0 06 Michelin (B> 872 36 Parlbas
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        Amsterdam
        199 8 SEPT 21 Fl» ABN 334 00 3 Ahold 98.30 -1 Akao 28 70 *05 AMEV WOO 1.4 Amfu 118 00 03 Amrol Bank 70 40 1.6 KT-JZZZ= 58.10 ***** -0.4 2 Bolt 87 30 2.5 Borsumij 171 50 09 Bur h man n 61 20 02 Byenkorf 71 00
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        Brussels
        92 8 SEPT 21 rr* FORWARD MARKET Ac** Arb*d Attur B rue a n Bru-Lamb 41) 2500 SO 643 1160 10 ♦s 12 22 unch Canpac Cock set 430 ntxa -10 •t Ebes Elcctrobel Ob-lnno-Bm o*» 2116 «10 MOO 1114 30 unch unch Hobo* P*tro rm 5270 aeoxd 30 110 -25
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        Milan
        102 8 SEPT 21 Lire Ante 1X50 -05 Assoc Gen ***** -140 Btslofi Ml 1 OntrmJe 0410 >70 Fiat 2677 00 Ftnsider 134 75 2 Uen immoD 79 unch in Pri 3180 3 iLalrtmenU on IU1|U 800 4 Itslsider MO 4 MftfneU M Pf 4 Marelli Ere 406 50 -05 Mediob
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        Market holds steady
        1373 8 NEW YORK DISAPPOINTING results of a well test off Newfoundland stopped Thursday's strong rally but the stock market held its ground in the heaviest trading in 11 months on Friday. The market had on Thursday staged its biggest one-day advance since Nov I, 1978, as investors snapped
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        TORONTO
        202 8 SEPT 21 CS Hud Bay Min 25 Imp Oil 45 Abltlbl 20 Inco 25 Alcan 46'. IS Inl Prov Pipe 11 Alfoma 29', Int Uts I4 unch Bank Mont 24'. Intl Nickel 25 i Bank Nova Scotia M', unch Kerr Add 11'. unch Bell Tel 20 Lob law B
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      84 8 L t' ♦4 Merlin's New Tavern Bar It s totally new. Painstakingly furbished to create just the right ambience for you to unwind after a hard day's work, before dinner, or to round off a perfect evening. Enjoy happier happy hours from 5.00 pm to 7.00 pm. We have The
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      Bulls poised to charge
      947 9  -  r SINGAPORE b By CHAN BONG SOO ARE we seeing the return of the bulls in the local stock market? Judging from the recovery noted since last Wednesday, it would seem so, although the spread of activity remained seriously wanting. But as in most transitional markets,
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      281 9  -  WMk «od«d 8«p 21 Compiled by Violet Chow SCRIP ISSUE M I) U: Bonus Issue of four-for-Rve. TmmtM Bilker: Bonus Issue of one-for-one. OTHERS Prentui HtUtap' purchase of Yardstick Holdings has been approved by shareholders at the EOGM Metre BtMtap will open a second branch
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      ANSWERS WITHOUT QUESTIONS
      1234 9  -  LONDON 4 By GERALD COLVERD MEMORY is becoming as long as the scope for prediction. As the media herd head for the Belgrade barbecue of the International Monetary System, under the auspices of the International Monetary Fund annual agony, it is an editorial certainty thah the words
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      Further gains likely
      205 9 RESULTS of the South Australian state election which saw a Liberal Government elected was the dominant force which pushed share prices to new records early last week. The All-ordinaries index firmed 4.18 points to an alltime high of 676.77 last Monday as a jubilant market reacted to
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      KLSE closes on steady note
      595 9 IvUJMPUI^I BUYING support emerged at the Kuala Lumpur mmk market last week aad laM the erratic downs—l 4 Ml in share prices. The recovery, ceailaf after nearly a moth sf caacounters higher. The Market, ofrrWHMiy mtmngti by the return of caaflftsaee. closed the week oa
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      Lock icon Moving into high gear
      559 9 r NEW YORK NYT THE stock market last week defied such traditional negatives as record gold prices, a record prime-lending rate and a faltering dollar to push ahead briskly. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 14.84 points to close at 893.94. The keynote session was last
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      SOLID GAIN IN TOKYO
      442 9 SHAKE prices sa the Tskys stock market sewed anther ssttd gala last week despite growing esaeera ever sarest sa wsrid msaey markets, carrylag the Dsw-Jsaes average to yet arsther reesrd. Bekiad the esattaaed sdvaaee was a strung wave s( selected haylag malaly sa Uae chips aad
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      JO'BURG
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      Fancy Tile Works clarifies restructure programme
      848 10 FOLLOWING its elaborate restructuring programme announced earlier, Fancy Tile Works expects a group pre-tax profit of not less than $4.5 million for the 18month period ending June 30.1980. In reply to stock exchange queries over its rights issue of three-for-two and acquisition of three
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      Fantak Realty offer
      124 10 FANTAK Realty's effer far all the stock aaits Uagal Develapmeats at $IJ* per share la n« aacaadltleaal with respect to the stmpUana received, Its advtoers Asiaveat Merchaat Baakert (M) has aaaaaaced. This It hetaaae It haa ahtalaed acceptances which, together with stock aatts af Liagal already held
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      2841 10 This Year High Low Company Last Sale crGr'a Div Div C*vr Gr'a Y'ld Net P/E Vol COOO) Week High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL 261 196 148 180 272 744 256 350 215 380 207 123* 110 140 255 574 185* 226 177 256 Acma Alcom
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      Optimistic outlook for the year at HME
      240 10 HARRISONS Malaysian Estates, which earlier reported pre-tax profit up 21 per cent to £30.47 million (or the financial year ended March 31, says the outlook for the current year is encouraging. It bases its view on the "generally satisfactory prices" prevailing for the
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      172 10 SENT06A Plywaad in reply to stock exchange queries regarding the acquisition of its stake in Jomalina, said that it had disclosed to the Foreign Investment Committee that the shares purchased were negotiated through Protous (M) Sdn. This company is not related or associated with the chairman, Datuk Nik
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      69 10 Berjutal Til Dredging BM: AGM to, be held at Wisma Bunga Ray a, 152, TaUn Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, on Sep 25 at 10am. Ceatml Seearttka (Halttags) WkL: EOGM to be held at Penthouse, 10th Floor, Wisma Central, Jalan Ampang. Kuala Lumpur, on Sep 25 at 11am. imm* Cememt
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      ORIENTAL ISSUE IS PRICED AT M$1.60
      268 10 ORIENTAL Holdings said that its special issue to bumiputras of 20 million shares, representing 30 per cent of the group's proposed enlarged capital of $66.8 million, is priced at M 51.60 per share. The company said that of the total shares in issue, firm
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      430 10 Correal Ex Book* Date Total for Total for Payment Date Cloae Payable the year Previoua year JC-MPH 10*(b) Aug 23 Aug 31 Sept 24 10* 10*(C) Bat* SHI Aug 21 Sept 3 Sept 25 6* 6* Berjuatai 40* Aug 29 Sept 8 Sept 26 95* 110* Kamuatiag 80*
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      174 10 Company Particulars Ex Date Books Close U AC E A I UN W Taa Chong Hong Leong UOB Kulim Rothmans SEA Corp Temerloh Fancy Tile Bonus Issue of 1 for 3 Bonus Issue of 1 for 2 Bonus Issue of 1 for 3 Bonus Issue of 1 for
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      280 10 MAGNUM CORPORATION BERHAD Interim Report to the Shareholders for the half year to 30th June 1979 The directors ore pleased to announce the following unaudited results for the half year to 30th June 1979: 1979 1978 Company Group Company Group Corporation Berhod The Group continues to moke progress with on
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      Lock icon Yew Ping retains Jurong title
      931 11  -  By TEO TECK WENG CHEN Yew Ping, currently in a spell of good form, extended his lead in the final round yesterday to win the 54-hole Jurong Country Club championship for the second successive year. Starting out with a single stroke lead, he posted the
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      MEMBERSHIP REOPENS
      50 11 JURONG Country Clsb, prompted by public a nests, has now reopened Its golfing (transfers') membership and corporate golfing membership for i limited intake. Entrance fee for golfing membership is $12,1 M. The fee for corporate membership (inclusive of two transferable nominees) is Applications will close on Oct 15.
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      Ryder Cup and the captain's problems
      918 11  -  By PETER DOBEREINER EVERY* two years, the Ryder Cup match provides an opportunity (or the two captains to put their golfing philosophies to the practical test. The experience is rather like an army general who has spent his entire career at staff college absorbing
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      841 11 NYT BASEBALL has always been a game little boys could play, and that is one of its charms. It has the beautiful purity of childhood, the simplicity and freshness. The trouble is, sometimes little boys of. 33 do play it, sometimes little
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      Special golf tournament
      437 11  -  By RONALD KOW THE SPECIAL Caaatabalary, Siagapere's valaateer aad aatleaal service part-time poMccmea, bave latredaeed gmtt to their sperttog ealeadar. Hawever, the SC gmtt toarat—eat, which will be held at tbe Jaraag Caaatry Clab this Wedaeaday, will be strictly aa ladlvidaal affair. Aa eaa be expected, there
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      Lock icon Is it Telematch? Telefun? No, it's Teletrack
      950 11 NYT FRQM THE outside, it looks a little like an oversized oilstorage tank. Inside, the layout suggests a balconied opera house. They call it Teletrack, and horse-racing officiate from as far away as Hongkong have already begun giving it the kind of attention
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      Lock icon Converting a 7-10 split
      283 11 NYT QUESTION: Is it possible to make a 7-10 split in bowling? fAaswer: A 7-10 conversion is extremely difficult but is often accomplished by professional bowlers, and sometimes by amateurs. A right-handed bowler should aim for the right side of the 7 pin. If it is
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    KL requests for port tariff study
    372 12 MALAYSIA has requested the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (Escap) to undertake a comparative study on port tariffs in the developing and developed Escap countries. This is with a view to adopting new conceptual approaches to the problems of port
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    Lock icon Working towards a new global radio policy
    254 12 UPI WORLDtelecommunications experts from 147 countries are gathered in Geneva to formulate a new global radio policy that will prevail until the 2Ut century. The experts are attending a conference, expected to last 10 weeks, organised by the International Telecommunication Union, oldest of
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    Malaysian tin output higher
    126 12 PRODUCTION of tin concentrates in Peninsular Malaysia totalled 7,114 tonnes in July, 246 tonnes more than that of the previous month. Tin metal output based on the true assay of 75.49 per cent amounted to 5,370 tonnes. The Mining Department said the average daily rate of
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    295 12 AFP THE Malaysian audience has been found to be more inclined towards light entertainment radio and TV programmes than to more serious ones. A survey on the audience response towards the country's only station, RTM was conducted by Survey Research Malaysia. This revealed that musical programmes,
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    30 12 Malaysian Prime Minister Datnk Hnssein Onn (right) leaving Moscow for Tashkent on Saturday. On the left is Russian Premier Alexei Kosygin. UPI photo. Source: UPI photo
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    Lock icon Malaysian trade mission to aim for direct links
    554 12 AFP THE Malaysian trade mission to China leaving today will press for the establishment of direct trading links between Chinese corporations and their counterparts here. Deputy Trade and Industry Minister, Datuk Lew Sip Hon, said, "We want to cut off the present
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    322 12 Reuter IT te|| practteally year a imiil nasslaptlis tax In apM, Ike najar lane da eiaplpi kr Ike Oct 1 |wil eieetfsa, aa eiwUw at Ike rariag party "*Mr TMhU Kmtto, Nk* Beard ehairmaa ef the Liberal Demaeratle Party (LDP), eaM N
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    New POSB branch
    70 12 A NEW Post Office Savings Bank branch at Serangoon Road opens for business today. The branch, at 291, Serangoon Road, will replace the existing POSB counter at Owen Road Post Office. Withdrawals of up to $5,000 in cash and $10,000 by cheque can be made at the
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    53 12 He daytime crowds are gone bat a few passers-by are panning to read angry pesters on Bel|if'i Democracy Wall, where calls for political action aad criticism ef the government are commonplace. A few readers aad late night poster-pasters can always be feud along the waft-AP photo.
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    271 12 NYT PRESIDENT Carter says that his Adminstrations superb record and his reputation for being steady in an emergency will be much more important factors in the 1980 election than his standing in public opinion polls. Mr Carter said that in the present political environment,
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    312 12 NYT THE US Treasury Department has quietly begun its own study of what impact a bankruptcy of the Chrysler Corp, would have on the nation's economy, according to government officials. The study was touched off by the department's dissatisfaction with two previous studies made at
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    244 12 AP CHINA and certain Western powers are studying the possibility of a united front between the Khmer Rouge and the Kampuchean rightwing, Prince Norodom Sihanook said on Saturday, but he added that he would never cooperate with it. The former Kampuchean King and Chief of State also
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    Lock icon Japan to follow European lead?
    96 12 UPI JAPAN, following the lead of some Western European economies, may apply preferential duties to selective Chinese products from the next fiscal year. In an annual review of Japan's tariff structure now under way, government advisers are debating whether or not Japan should follow the
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    293 12 Reuter INCREASING industrialisation and expanding agricultural production have more than halved poverty in Thailand over the last 15 years, according to the annual World Bank report. World Bank regional mission chief Hendrik van der Heijden said that 25 per cent of Thailand's 45
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    134 12 NYT THE American coal industry and the United Mine Workers Union, with a history of recrimination over curbing the hazards of the most dangerous of industrial jobs, disclosed over the weekend that they had signed a pledge to improve health and safety conditions in the mines. A statement
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      64 12 I WEATHER Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. today: Scattered showers in the early morning. Beprt far 24 hmn priar to 7JI ml m Bep a at fee airport Maximum temperature .v 323 Associated humidity 61 Minimum temperature 23.7 Associated humidity 59 Hours of sunshine 8.75 millimetres
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        109 13 AFP CHINA has a merchant fleet of 391 vessels of various types and a total cargo capacity of 7 million tonnes, New China News Agency reported, citing statistics provided by the national shipping company China Ocean. "From a very humble beginning 30 years ago China's annual average
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        89 13 AFP PORT officials in Rotterdam thought activity would be back to normal today at Rotterdam, after unofficial strike action lasting several weeks. They said dispersion of pickets by the police along with a trade union cash offer for those who return was likely to end the strike action,
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        Underwater operation
        63 13 THE ENTRANCE to the Southern Tuas Basin will be closed for underwater blasting operation between 10am and 2pm tomorrow. Small charges will be used in the operation to remove boulders in the area, which is declared a prohibited area for transiting and anchoring by vessels during that period.
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      Occon Line's entry on the Europe-FE route
      681 13  -  By HSUNG BEE HWA THE First of four ships operated by Oriental Continental Container Line will be in Singapore on Nov 6. The Bavaria Trieste is a 12,500 dwt fully containerised vessel capable carrying 550 twenty-foot containers. The arrival o( this ship will
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      Lock icon London freight
      192 13 UPI FREIGHT market* ended the week with ahlpawaers expeettag to Metre bettor Atlaattc rates ia the near future. Nerth Amerleaa grata eharterlag expaaded aad there were a number ml lastoaeee el harder paymeats, especially tor vessels with forward laydays. Tradax aad Baage eaattaaed to lift U8 Galf grata.
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      Lock icon Large scale projects at Grand Canal
      251 13 AFP THE Grand Canal from China, one of the world's earliest man-made waterways which for about one century became heavily silted up and unfit for use, now carries more shipping traffic than ever before. The New China News Agency (NCNA) reported that large-scale projects
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      Lock icon WIND ENERGY
      87 13 AFP THE British Ministry of Energy has given the green light (or a programme to study wind propulsion of ships, it was learned in London. Experts at the Ministry's Technological Maritime Research office have already come to the conclusion that a return to sailing ships is inconceivable in
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      1154 17 SCHEDULE 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 of
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      Container Schedules
      989 18 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS 1 AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL N B. (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
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      Multi-purpose Hoegh Cairn
      258 18 HOEGH CAIRN, a 2M» dwt mnltipurpose cargo skip ««aed by Leif Hoegk of Norway, wu la Siagapore last week ea Its maiden voyage. It left Japan at tke end of Jaly and arrived la Btagapore after loading at tke western United States. It kad over IMN tonnes
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      LYKES TO EXPAND STAFF
      309 18 LYKES BROS Steamship Co, Inc., following up on the recent addition of new services between the United States and the Far East, has announced an expansion in the Hong Kong staff of its overseas subsidiary, Lykes Lines Agency, Inc. The company said the expansion, which includes
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      SHIPPING INDEX
      551 18 Skipping Use Page CM ACS n 5 Afea IV 3 Alfred V 4 Alpac IV 5 Angkutan V 2 ANL I 1 APL m 2 Arya Nat n 5 ASCL m 1 Asia America n 5 Asia Merchant n 5 Atlas IV 4 Aust.Cont IV 5 Bank m
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      American ships responsible for world shipping crisis?
      793 18 THE FLAG of convenience fleet with an aggregate tonnage of 206 million tonnes or about a third of the world tonnage is the "real culprit for the crisis in world shipping." This was stated recently by Mr. Vladimir Tikhonov, the first deputy minister
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      ABS special committee
      160 18 A SPECIAL committee on ocean thermal energy conversions has been formed by the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS). The formation of the new committee was announced by ABS chairman and president Mr William N. Johnston. The committee will enable the bureau to maintain close contact with scientific
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      459 18 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Charlotte Maersk (0600 after Kii Maru hauls) 17 Diana Skou (after Charlotte Maersk) 47 Frotakobe (after Palatino) 1/2 Golden Sea 707 (Tanker) (1800 after Good Samaritan n, subject gas free P/O) 16 Kii Maru (0630 hauls after Molodogvardeysk sails) 46 Leidensehaft (0800
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      381 13 0Q Europe Our Next Loader Port Kelang: 25/9 Singapore: 25/9 For further details, see page 111 RI) 1M WWW Orient Overseas CwlcutteA Line. m FU.LV CONTAMERISED SERVICE FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) KPTUCCORN. IK ICWVMJO rillt IK KOKM MCtJM If KPTUC PCML IK OCVALE* tOS IK KOKM Mcmon K I HONGKONG
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      338 13 aaxg if II SEALORD ANTAII I 1" m V UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) GULF WEEKLY MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES S'perc loading tor Abu Dhabi (12/10), Doha (15/10). Doha (18/ 10). Damnum (21.10). Kuwait (23/10) 15/10 Kuwait (27/10), Shuaiba (30/10). Dammam (3/11). Dubai (5/11) 24/10 Kuwait (10/11), Shuaiba (13/11), Dammam (16/11).
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      341 13 IWNOL NEPTUNE ORIENT UNES LTD FAR EAST FUROPE FULLY CONTAINFRISED SERVICE TOEUWPC MERCATOR SaM k fort 11 Oct 0 CHEF 27 Sept 29 Stpt 17 Oct C CONTMNER 12 Oct 13 Oct 29 Oct SS BRDGE 17 Oct II Oct 5 Not N CORAL 25 Oct 2t Oct 12 Nat
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      611 13 <***' Australia Our Next Loader Port Keleng: 25/9 Singapore: 10/10 For further details, see page 111 MAERSK LINE H TTT? JL EXEC -i cm I. .in sjM Safe) 23-24/9 24-25/9 29-30/9 1-2/10 74/10 8-9/10 13-14/10 15-16/10 Mother Vessel MULD IctJH FOR list Am (Honfkoat I Japan (ToAjo Kate Y Hfttynj
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      377 14 [r/ 4/10 6/10 12/10 14/10 OytlML 29/9 30/9 5/10 7/1 13/10 15/1 27/10 29/1 4/11 6/1 i Agents SEGANI I 1 United States Lines WEEKLY CONTAINER SERVICE LOADING FOR:OAKLAND, LONGBEACH, PANAMA, SAVANNAH, NEW YORK, BALTIMORE. NORFOLK, HOUSTON, NEW ORLEANS, BARBADOS, TRNDAD, BOSTON, CHARLESTON, BERMUDA, HONOLULU, GUAM, COSTA RICA, PORT HARCOURT
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      444 14 4 Oct 15/15 M U/ll Oct 17/11 Od 21/20 17/10 15/lf 21/23 M/ 17 srtrr aa Tr US ATLANTIC US CULF I EAST CANADA toto M Mm I Trf Ort 2/3 I OrtVS I Ort 1/1 Hn 1( Ok li Ok 1 tot If Ok 21 Ok 4 t T«
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      575 14 EVERGREEN LINE FAR [AST tUPOPf EXPRESS fUil CONTAINER SERWICt 1 ACCEPTMG CARGO FOR: HAMBURG. FILKSTO**. ROTTERDAM. ANTVUERP, LE HAVRE ALSO ACCEPTMG CARGO FOR; UMTEDKMGOOM SOUTHAMPTON, London. Manchester, bmmmgham. BHSTOL. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LEEDS WEST GERMANY fUROPE FAR FAST FXPRFSS PUll CONTAINER SERVICE FAR EAST-RED SEA MEDITERRANEAN SEA EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER SERVICE
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      727 14 Everett Lines y v o A Bwmb Fivt Star Shifpiflg Cirpn. \Bk "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE 5 LOAOMG FOR RANGOON ITMTMmn 21/29 U# BFSSC AganU n Motoyvo TEPS MALAYSIA Port KaMng TM(*)-7355 Panong TM *****/***** Compamo Aff ntim Dt TWI, Mi»f ciow latarcantinantal S. A. C.I. F. "ARGENTINE NATIONAL LINE" LOAOMG
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      597 14 r mo.s.E. OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTD KM 2102 2103 21ST FLOOR MARINA HOUSE SHENTON WAY MISTRI ROAD SINGAPORE 2 TEL *****44 7H. *****70 IO SANKYO LINE AUSTRALIA SERVICE M ASPMATION 0 RESOURCESS M PORT SML£D MEL STD 11/11 Oct I/* Oct «Q BANGLADESH SERVICE 15/21 Oct CHTTA6ON6. CHAIN* JAPAN/STRAITS
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      853 15 Overseas I Containers Limited WMkly service tortrout UK/Europe ft UK/Continent Ntag Spn PJUMg DM ManAart LapvNa 21 Sap 31* 17 Oct NHUpm 4 Oct a Oct Uwpatflpr 4 Oct 74 Oct Ta»r* an 13 Od 14 Od 3Nn Cartfcan Oar 19 Oct 7Mm Oh at UMv# 24 Oct URn IM
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      848 15 GRANARD LIM RED SEA/MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE M.V. MAN TAT VJIN_. C Oct (My IwtoO MM NEOTOM V.32W 4 Nar fpore PJUMag W 25U$ TJ Sep Jeddah/P Sad/Lattakia M.V. MM M V.33N. MM/ P. Sad/ Alexandria/ Bar it/ Lattakia Port Sad/AJexjndna/ Beirut/Lattakia Jeddah/PSad/Alexandria/ Barut Lattakia I CJKO -fa O*T Granard Slipping Aqencies
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      676 15 BEN LINE CONTAINERS opress contmo soma to/from emote MTUK rm«CN ROM MM TO Bin. S'part P UMf Rf Cartway ,<A«stnt Aatwtrp Frta 111 >nt< I m/i m/i »/j; i»/M a/io a/1 taiW VM a/M M/M 8/10 27/1 UtanMßay 4/1* VM M/M M/M 27/ M M/l T*ya Bay 12/ M M/M
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      466 15 T Scan Dutch 9 1 V" ii'i VI >'A <.1 :if Mil !>-1 i'i >: pvi i 1 1: »> i»i7' WJ <i: i: —i auNcat a/i FWKUUI S/10 IVIO fmncesla a/io EIEMOM 77/11 ERNCESCA 2/11 UUNOM »/U FtMCESCA IVU 1) MM 2) tm Wat Cftai VIO 14/11 11/ it
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      545 15 SHIPPING AGENCIES THE BANK LINE LTD LOADS FOR E. S. AFRICA Hmmm. Dwrtw CYovn Pt Eta. l laadaa) ftaaataa 13/10 Oct S para 17/20 Oct P Rata* LYKES ORIENT LINE U.S. GULF COAST SERVICE (New Orleans, Mobfc, Houston, Galveston) Sincipvt P Kttef Kuantw US G* MASON LTKES (Ml) 29/31 Sap
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      936 16 MERCATOR 13* 0 CHtf 16* C CONTAMER 3* (Keep** CJTfMi t. Sca>*UW M HWtVg) FROM EUROPE TO PAR EAST VMUfc Cjl tfbWf. frOTM. Pl« H r AGENTS SPORE NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD T«fc *****11 MALAYSIA KONTENA NASIONAL SDN BHD Tth P. KcUnf 7475/S *1 *****4 Penanf *****/5 SOUTH AFRICA S
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      560 16 LC./CKAT LAKES SERVICE I(MOMS FOB: NEW TOM. NOVOU. MOMTKJU. TOMNIO. UHTMU CALfOMIA/PACHC NOfiTH WEST SERVICE Im*« Hr in NKLQ. UN FRANCBCO. junu. TACORIA. WNCtMO. It EXPRESS CONTAMER/CONVEimONAL/ REEFER SERVICE rmaag t umi "mn Man i h 1/3 Oct 1/5 Oct l/l Oct 21 ivu an i7/ii hw am ui n/M
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      425 16 O S A (iI'OUJI SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD 70TM (,OU» oCt AN BJHO NG S NGAPOr VAB«I t ING 3 I.ISCSI GLNIBA. 4 UNf Si "Elt» «S ?4*9S Bt. < fl ftpsf P* f Aft...:<.t«.P i'TiTH I Itojioiinl 11..1.U Container L IIK'S WEEKLY CuNTAINER SERVICE to/trom BANGKOK DSR-LINES fAST
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      714 16 i worn® MAI YSIA* IHTftNATIOHAL SW»G CO*W>fW BfffMAO EXPRESS FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO/FROM MED/UK/CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA 1) Bar catona Goto*. 2) Annterdaa. Anraerp l Haire. Mao Bade. UK. 3) Brown Brenwdawn Ktr*n Ci|i<M|ii HMkmu 4) ttatmo Stockholm 0* 'Accept** Enfl carp tar Mi ni s port 1) Matmo Stockholm Oslo. tWsMu. 2)
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      673 16 f INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. lUUI P.inpf House 254F Oct-vc! Road S 9 Telephone 23?26i 1 T3S4os>' REGULAR INDEPENDENT SEMI/FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE ATLANTIC 100 ALKYON Spare P.lriMi SM biParl 10 Oct 14 Oct 31 Oct 5Nw Avon (UK)/Tilbury Rotterdam Antwerp Avon (UK), Boulogne Rotterdam/Antwerp/ Avon (UK) AfMh Alport WTRASEA
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