The Straits Times, 12 August 1979

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    13 1 The Sunday Times No. 2255 AUGUST 12, 1979 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 143/1/79
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    Unionists:-Boycott trade with Vietnam
    187 1 Unionists: Boycott trade with Vietnam ASIAN trade unionists meeting here turned from trade union problems to the political scene when they unanimously agreed to call on the international trade union movement to boycott all trade to and from Vietnam. At the close or the two-day Asian Seafarers' Conference yesterday at
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    Lock icon Test-tube calf
    30 1 BURGOS (Spain), Sat. Spain's first test-tube calf was born today at a farm in Retortillo in the northern Spanish province of Burgos, 200 km north of Madrid. AFP.
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    TARGET: ONE-MAN BUSES FOR ALL
    655 1  -  IRENE NGOO Date for full conversion not yet fixed as major problems still to be solved By THE Singapore Bus Service is embarking on a major conversion exercise to switch entirely to one-man-operated (OMO) services for greater efficiency through mechanisation. The exact date of full
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    Lock icon waiting to leave Vietnam
    312 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday AS MANY as two million more people would like to leave Vietnam to escape the economic miseries there, according to Mr George Miller, a member of a US congressional delegation which has just visited Hanoi. Mr Miller told reporters yesterday that politics were
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    Lock icon Philippines to — open centre for 50,000
    131 1 Philippines to open centre for 50,000 MANILA, Sat. The Philippines will open by the end of this month a 500-hectare processing centre for 50,000 Vietnamese refugees, President Ferdinand Marcos announced today. The UN-financed centre, facing the South China Sea, will be located in naval station in Ulugan Bay in the
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    Lock icon Until hair do us part...
    60 1 DUSSELDORF, Sat. A German husband suffered from pimples because he was allergic to his wife's red hair, dermatologists discovered. Even when the devoted wife cut her hair off, it grew back too swiftly to relieve his skin condition. So, after four years of ticklish matrimony,
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    Lock icon Malaysia says 'no'
    62 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malaysia has told Thailand that it cannot become a regular supplier of crude oil to it although it is willing to help overcome oil shortage in Thailand, sources here said today. State-owned Petronas oil company sources said instead of selling its light crude oil
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    Nonyas for a night...
    115 1 THESE four nonyas in lacy kebaya tops and colourful sarongs captured a delicate facet of Peranakan culture last night. Their coiffures painstakingly "dressed" with flowers, the nonyas donned traditional seethrough kebayas complete with kerosang (brooches), and some jven wore sequinned slippers a la Peranakan. Rhythmic Peranakan
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    Lock icon Japan moves to improve relations with Russia
    174 1 TOKYO, Sat. IN A move to prevent its foreign relations from tilting towards the United States and China, Japan has decided to improve ties with the Soviet Union by settling their territorial disputes and other differences, the Yomiuri Shimbun reported today. The newspaper
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    Challenge of 1980s: To build a caring society...
    662 1  -  LEE KIM CHEW By ONE OF the government s major challenges in the 1980s will be to further improve the quality of life in Singapore but the better life does not mean just material well-being. This was the message of the Home
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    Lock icon Wage cut! if parents don't stop at two
    144 1 Wage cut if parents don't stop at two BEIJING, Sat. Tlanjin, a major Chinese city, has decided to lower the incomes of families by as much as 2t per rent as a form of penalty for those who fail to abide by birthcontrol policies, starting In November. The newspaper, Chinese
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    Lock icon Lee's visits
    26 1 PORT LOUIS, Sat. PrimeMinister Lee Kuan Yew today paid courtesy calls on acting Governor-General Sir Dayendranath Burrenchobay and Prime Minister Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Taiwan phone link-up
    45 1 TAIPEH, Sat. Taiwan s direct-dialling international telephone service with the United States. Hongkong and Singapore will start on Aug 15, the Central News Agency reported today. From Aug 19, subscribers will be able to make international calls without the operator's assistance. Ret'ter
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    The weather
    29 1 IP TO 1 P.M. TODAY: Generally fair except for isolated showers. TEMPERATI RKS IF TO (a.m. tomorrow: Maximum 31 C; minimum 21 C. SI'NSET TODAY: 5.44 p.m.
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    Lock icon Cossiga set to take office
    71 1 ROME, Sat. lUUm Premier Francesco Cwsiga won a 2*l-242 vote of confidence in the Chamber of Deputies today far his three-party coalition government after a six-month crisis. Christian Democratic former Interior Minister Cossiga most now seek a vote of confidence from the Senate but the
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      Lock icon Gulf states ready for talks with EEC
      409 2 ARAB DIPLOMATS SPELL THE CONDITIONS LONDON, Sat GULF Arab oil states are prepared to discuss long-term oil supplies to the European Economic Community only if the EEC is willing to discuss the Middle East conflict, including recognition of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO),
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      Lock icon Guerillas may hit Egyptian oil wells
      210 2 Guerillas may hit Egyptian oil wells BEIRUT, Saturday EGYPTIAN oil wells in the Sinai Peninsula will be a target for Palestin agreed to sell oil to Israi tans now that Egypt has ?1, a hardline Palestinian spokesman said today. Mr Bassam Abu Sherif, spokesman of the Popular Front for the
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      Lock icon No accord yet at arms talks
      67 2 GENEVA, Sat. The United Nations disarmament committee decided today to meet again on Monday after failing to agree on how to report the meagre results of its first years work to the General Assembly. The 39-nation committee, which was enlarged and given a more
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      Lock icon Carter names campaign manager in bid for re-election
      148 2 WASHINGTON, Sat. President Jimmy Carter has named Tim Kraft, a 38-year-old political adviser, as manager of his i undeclared campaign for re-election in 1960. The selection of Mr i Kraft was announced yesterday by White House chief of staff Hamilton Jordan as
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      Lock icon Uganda's foes
      34 2 LONDON, Sat. Radio Ugan- j da yesterday accused Zaire and Sudan of being Uganda's j enemies and said any armed attempt to regain power by ousted Presidani Idi Amin would fail Reuter
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      Lock icon WORLD BRIEFS
      263 2 EGYPT'S Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Dr Boutros Ghali, said his country was moving towards full normalisation of relations with Israel, though they remain widely separated over the issue of Palestinian autonomy. Dr Ghali told a news conference in Cairo that Egypt was trying to find a
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      Soviet-American confrontation over torpedo
      391 2 AGANA (Guam), Sat. US navy ships and aircraft confronted an intelligence-gathering Russian trawler which held a practice torpedo fired from an American nuclear-powered submarine in the Pacific, a navy spokesman said today. The Russians returned the torpedo this morning along with a bottle of vodka, apparently
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      Lock icon Too many doctors booze too much
      153 2 LONDON, Sat. Too many doctors drink too much, the British Medical Journal said today. It said doctors seemed to be nnusaUy susceptible to aa "epidemic of alcohol dependeneey" which affected many countries. They were bad patients aad often had to he compelled to accept
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      Lock icon US admits secret talks with Hanoi
      498 3 WASHINGTON, Saturday THE White House has given cautious confirmation that contacts have been underway with a view to normalising relations between the United States and Vietnam. Vietnam's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Mr Nguyen Co Thach, was the first to disclose that secret
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      Alarm over fake note
      233 3 LONDON, Saturday FAMILIES living in small semi-detached houses in the West Midlands have been alarmed by a circular on Home Office notepaper telling them that Asian "boat people" are to be billeted on them, the Sunday Express reported. But although the note appears to be genuine,
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      Lock icon Woman in sit-in
      61 3 Polire taking away some of the 2M textile women workers who staged a sit-in protest at the headquarters of the opposition New Democratic Party in Seoul yesterday. The women were protesting against the planned closure of the V. H. Industrial Company. One woman was killed and more
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      No divorce without her teeth
      125 3 No divorce without her teeth CHICAGO. Sat. A Chicago dentist has been ordered to finish work on his estranged wife's teeth, even though she has filed for divorce. A judge was told that Dr Warren Johnson, 52, of suburban River Foresf extracted some of the lower teeth of his wife,
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        Lock icon Faster than calculators
        73 3 BEIJING: A 23-year-old student from the central Chinese province of Shaanxi has come up with a new formula for multiplication which is even faster than using electronic calculators, the Workers Daily said. The paper said Shi Fengshou can multiply two eight-digit numbers in just five seconds by
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        Lock icon Rich beggar jailed
        55 3 RANGOON: A Burmese court sentenced an 87-year-old wealthy man to a month's jail for begging, puiice said. He o-vned 20.0 X) kyats aoout 556.600) in cash, a j;old chain, five gt.~>-=;'ii<l-ried rings. 12 gems and a watch. The beggar. Ah R.iw. said he had been begging for
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      Lock icon 'Viet invasion of Thailand unlikely'
      95 3 BANGKOK, Sat. A Met names* invasion of Thailand is improbable in the next five yean, said the Thai Deputy Supreme Commander. He cited several reasons that make "a fullscale Vietnamese Incursion Into Thailand Improbable" during this period. The Thai Communist Party Is too weak to
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      Lock icon Three men in a tub get offer of help from guard in break-out
      171 3 SAN QUENTIN (California). Sat. Three men in a tub named Rub-A-Dub-Dub escaped from San Quentin Prison after rejecting an offer of help from an unsuspecting guard. The governor of the walled fortress prison on San Francisco Bay.
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      Lock icon Viet army in Kampuchea will divert UN aid, say Khmers
      389 3 Viet army in Kampuchea will divert UN aid, say Khmers UNITED NATIONS, Sat. The Khmer Rouge has announced its objection to the sending of United Nation and Red Cross aid to the pro-Hanoi government in Kampuchea on grounds that the Vietnamese army will divert the relief assistance for its own
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      Lock icon Military rule to end
      53 3 ABIDJAN, Sat. Forty-eight million Nigerians went to the polls today to elect a president and end 13 years of military rule The presidential elections follow a series of polls (or the Senate, Chamber of Representatives, Federal Assembly and governors over the past month. Reuter. Page 3
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      368 3 MEDITATION The Psychic Bridge to the Inner Mind Jkk Have you ever experienced a sense of fu- realization of self. Every stupendous tility— seemed to be thwarted in your ac- achievement —in anyone's life began complishment? Have you ever struggled first with meditation, for a new vital idea or solution
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      PICK OF THE FILMS
      186 4 film are Walter Matthau, Deborah Winters, Felicia Farr and Charles Aidman. FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE THE COMEDY COMPANY (Ch 5, 9.45p.m.): An ex-comedian struggles to maintain a failing nightclub workshop for aspiring young comics. This film, which delves into the heart of comedy, also focuses on the heartbreaks, insecurities and conflicts
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      A woman's fight against sadistic Big Business
      675 4 to keep her Oklahoma oil well. Scott plays the stubblechinned tramp, Mase, who helps Lena (Faye), forced out of her rightful oilfield, to wage the individual's struggle against capitalist repression. Other stars in the film are John Mills as Lena's father and Jack Palance as Hellman, the epitome of sadistic
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      SPORT ON TV
      397 4 ALL PROGRAMMES ON CHANNEL 8: TODAY: BY THE YELLOW RIVER (3.10 p.m.): Bai San's assistant, Chang Wang, is caught spying on Qing Qing. Bai also wants to kill Chang Qing and Yong Rang. Chang Qing is later found lying unconscious outside the warehouse. A Mandarin drama serial. REUNION (4.25 p.m.
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      COLORAMA TO FILL SHARP NIGHT SLOT
      117 4  - sir, Journey to the West, with the mLsohievous Monkey King played by Chen Kian Pin, the monk by Yang Han Kuan, Pig'gie by Tang Fu and Sandie by Xiao Hey. Pretty Angela hu. the hostess for Sharp Night, will compere the show. The producer Is RTS musical programmes producer, Mr
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      728 4 10.00 KM Opemng and The Scooby-Doo Show 4.50 Pfcnpton Special The Man On The (Cartoon) Flying Trapeze (Last Episode) 10.15 Timant Tnggi Tnggi (Malay Repeat) 5 40 ffiSPUT* ,7 Echo W k Oi$tant 10.40 Wonderful World Of Disney The Whs w Z^FzLr l) Kid And The Mystery At Riverton (Part
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      82 4 TODAY: Singapore 1.09 a.m. (3m), 7.45 a.m. (0.2m). 2.04 p.m. (2.7m), 7.54 p.m. (0.6m). Sedlll Keckll 6.18 a.m. (0.4m). 12.41 p.m. (2.5m), 7.00 p.m. (0.8m). P«rt Dtcluon 3.22 a.m. (0.2m), 9.18 a.m. (3m). 3.46 p.m. (0.2m), 9.39 p.m. (2.7m). TOMORROW: SI pare 1.59 a.m. (2.8m), 8.29 a.m. (0.4m). 2.40 p.m.
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    The day of the smiling people
    131 5 NATIONAL DAY PICTURE SPECIAL AT THE six centres where the National Day celebrations were held on Thursday, and along the roads to and from these centres, there was a mood of pride, of cheerfulness, of high spirits...and, above all, of happiness. The people who
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      91 5 ...able to leap vast continents in a si This month sees the arrival of Our 747 Super SlA's new 747s for the decade ahead: space to relax in, too, wit v our magnificent 747 Super-Bs. leg-room between With the capability of flying longer For night fliers, LmJl^ distances with fewer
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    Child welfare bodies may need to do more
    125 6 CHILD welfare agencies may have to hold more projects at neighbourhood level to help prevent social problems among children, says the Singapore Council of Social Service (SCSS). Its call to agencies to appraise their programme to see if they can meet children's
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    -DRIVERS GETTING BETTER, SAYS SBS SINGAPORE Bus Service
    120 6 -DRIVERS GETTING BETTER, SAYS SBS SINGAPORE Bus Service drivers, who have often been the target of criticism of many motorists, are reported to have shown considerable improvement in their behaviour on the roads. The latest issue of Busway, the SBS monthly bulletin said the number of accidents involving its drivers
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    Deadly drink that made boy's life a nightmare
    324 6  -  ALICE WONG By PANG NAM FOR, 12, (above) weighs no more than 14 kilos. The son of a rubber tapper, his condition is not caused by illness or malnutrition but a stroke of misfortune. Six years ago, while playing happily near his
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    Bird singing
    35 6 THE Singapore Merbok Club will be holding a yearly bird singing competition in conjunction with the National Day Celebations at the St. Stephen's School in Siglap View on Aug 26 at 8 a.m.
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    Lock icon AD AGENCIES WARNED AGAINST CHEATING
    246 6 THE Association of Accredited Advertising Agents yesterday warned that it would take action against any agency which cheats fund-raising organisations. The president of the 4A's, Mr Vince Khoo, said this when commenting on a remark made by the acting Social Affairs Minister, Dr Ahmad Mattar,
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    Singapore not a drug supply base, says CNB
    280 6 Singapore not a drug supply base, says CNB THE Central Narcotics Bureau has refuted an Amsterdam report which said heroin traffickers had used Singapore to supply the drug to the Netherlands. The CNB director, Mr Tee Tua Ba, yesterday said no traffickers use Singapore as a drug supf)ly base because
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    Accused of 3 counts of deceiving
    119 6 CHEE Buck Huat aUas Tee Lau, 35, was yesterday charged in a magistrate's court with three counts of deceiving Mr Pek Sam Teck of a total of $700. He was alleged to have deceived Mr Pek on three occasions into believing that he knew
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    Track to be closed
    49 6 THE Singapore Sports Council will close the tartan track at the National Stadium from tomorrow for resurfacing and the four clay tennis courts at Tanglin from Aug 20 for conversion to all-weather courts. These facilities will not be available to the public until further notice.
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    The oldest school launches Roots contest...
    392 6 The oldest school launches Roots contest... THE search is on for the man or woman in Singapore who can prove that he or she has the most relatives, dead or alive, who once studied at the oldest school in the Republic or its sister school. The K&fflrslan Roots contest Is
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    Man fined $800 for using cheque which bounced
    145 6 YONG Wai Keong, 28, a businessman, was jailed for a day and fined $800, in default two months' jail, for using a cheque, which was later dishonoured, to pay for 90 rolls of vinyl wall coverings costings $2,511. Yong had pleaded guilty
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    Having a bad govt is worse than any natural disaster, says Teh
    744 7 THE Minister for National Development. Mr Teh Cheang Wan. last night spoke of how a bad and oppressive government is a greater terror to the people than any natural disaster He illustrated his point with a Chinese fable
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    S'pore already in deep end: Devan
    730 7 NTUC president Mr C.V. Devan Nair sounded a warning last night that in geopolitical terms, Singapore is already at. the "deep end of the swimming pool," although this may not be so from the economic viewpoint. "And I find it a bit frightening that
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    Poised for the leap forward
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    THE WAY WE WERE
    189 7 A RECORD in the making? Or a girl praying with her arms held skywards? One would say the farmer, judging from the surroundings bat the hairstyle, samfoo top, baggy pants and Mack canvas shoes hardly point to sporting prowess in the making. Definitely a far cry
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    PUB officers
    175 7 POUR Public Utilities Board (PUB) officers. Messrs Hong Hin Choon. See-Toh Chens, Sum Weng Kionj? and Ajit Singh, have been appointed to prosecute offences under the PUB Act in the subordinate courts, according to the latest gazette. The Sunday Times, August 12, 1979 Page 8 SEE WHAT THE
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      128 8 SEE WHAT THE PEOPLE WHO SAW Uub 9#u*«* On speed 'Copies more in an hour than mine can in a day 1 'Goes like a bullet-train' On cost per copy 'At last, someone can give me some real economy' 'You're the first to give me a straight answer 1 On
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    Stop trade with Viets, unions urge
    499 9  -  GEORGE JOSEPH TALKS END WITH RESOLUTION By i ASIAN trade unionists yesterday called on the international trade union movement to boycott all trade to and from Vietnam. At the close of the twoday Asian Seafarers' Conference (ASC) here delegates resolved to urge the International
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    Brunei Sultan's adviser here for visit
    185 9 Brunei Sultan's adviser here for visit DATO Awang lsa, general adviser to Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei, arrived here on Friday for an eight-day visit to strengthen bilateral ties between the two countries. He is accompanied by his wife, Datin Rosnah binti Abdullah and a fivemember delegation. Dato Awang lsa
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    Containership on first trip here
    107 9 THE PSA's deputy director (Finance), Mr Lim Tian Lebng, yesterday presented a pewter tray to the master of the Malaysian International Shipping Corporation conlainership. Bunga Suria, to mark its maiden voy;ige to £in?apore. Together wiih its sister snip, the Bunga P^rmai, the Bunga Suria is
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    Power supply restored
    58 9 ELECTRICITY supply was restored to all four areas affected by the Friday night blackout at 1.30 a.m. yesterday. The four areas affected were the Clementi housing estate, West Coast Road, Pasir Panjang and Frankel Estate. A PUB spokesman said yesterday the blackout was due to a minor
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    Back us, council urges S'pore -shippers
    163 9 Back us, council urges S'pore -shippers THE Singapore National Shippers' Council (SNSC) yesterday called on Singapore shippers to support the council and non-confer-ence lines and break the monopoly of the Western-dominated conferences. The SNSC chairman, Mr Sia Yong, said this at the council's annual general meeting at the Singapore Chinese
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    Charged with stealing
    61 9 MOHAMAD Rabit bin Ahambed, 24, was yesterday charged with stealing $37 from Mr Lau Poh Teck while they were in a cell at the Subordinate Courts lock-up in Havelock Road last Friday at 12.10 p.m No plea was recorded. The case has been fixed for mention on
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    Two areas to be acquired
    48 9 THE Government will acquire 3,186 sq. metres of land in Siglap (or general development, according to the latest gazette. Another area of 11,891 sq. metres in the Serangoon district will also be acquired for the Paya Lebar telephone exchange extension and general development.
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    2 appointed
    28 9 MRS Eulis Foo and Mrs Yap Hock Cheng have been appointed registration officers under the Natkmal Registration Act from July 23, said the latest government gazette.
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      232 9 SUNDAY TIMES CROSSWORD DOWN: 1 Bingo (5) 2 Sword (5) 3 Disquiet (6) 4 Tackle (4) 5 Spiritual (7) 6 Quoted (5) 9 Favourite (3) 11 Wander (7) 13 Slap (5) 14 Audibly (5) 16 Donkey (3) 18 Commerce (7) 21" Track (5) 22 Glowing coal (5) 24 Supported (7)
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    Immersion can lead to lowering of standards'
    544 10  -  LEONG WENG KAM By THE danger of lowering the standards of both the English and Chinese languages in the schools as a result of the immersion programme, was brought out in an RTS Chinese documentary on immersion last night. During a science practical
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    Firm loses $6,800, goods in break-in
    96 10 Firm loses $6,800, goods in break-in THIEVES broke into Kirn San Engineers Pte Ltd, in Craig Road and escai>ed with $6,800, a camera and electrical tools worth $15,452 recently. The theft was discovered at 8.20 a.m. by Mr Lee Hock Huat, 22, a sales clerk of the firm, when he
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    Donations of gear to VITB welcome
    294 10 Donations of gear to VITB welcome THE Vocational and Board (VITB) welcome ing equipment to its voc If trainees are exposed to a variety of equipment, V they will be better pre pared for industry, said the VITB director, Mr Lim Jit Poh, at the Baharuddin Vocational Institute yesterday when
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    Film shows on Japan
    39 10 THE National Museum will 1 screen three colour films Japan 1975. Mankind in Japan i and Aquaculture in Japan < at its premises on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Admission is free and on a first-come-first-served basis.
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    SIA WON'T BE HIT BY CHEAP FARE FLIGHTS
    117 10 SIA WON'T BE HIT BY CHEAP FARE FLIGHTS SINGAPORE Airlines will not be directly affected by the cheap fare package to be offered to tourists for flights between Sydney and Hongkong later this month. An SIA spokesman yesterday said the airline has no direct services on this route but more
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    Talk on gems at library
    43 10 A CONSULTANT gemmologist, Dr Kevin Ng, will give a talk and slide presentation on the identification and appraisal of diamonds and coloured stones at the National Library meeting room on Aug 18 at 3 p.m. Admission is free.
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    Military exercises in these areas
    126 10 THE Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises in the following areas: Lim Chu Kang, daily From 8 a.m. to midnight on Thursday and Friday; Chua Chu Kang, from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Aug 20; Marsiling and Pulau Übin, daily from 8 a.m.
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  • at the CINEMA
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      The faces change... but the legend endures
      668 12  - The faces change but the legend endures WALTER SEOW BUTCH AND SUNDANCE reviews Butch and Sundance: The Early Days TEN years ago George Roy Hill teamed up Paul Newman and Robert Redford in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and turned out what was to become one of the most
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      Old, old story retold
      625 12  - Old, old story retold LEONG WENG KAM reviews The Last Judgment THE tragedy of a famous Chinese legend which shows how superstition divides a family and how corruption prevents justice being done is told in Wang Feng's latest production, THE LAST JUDGMENT (coming to the Sky, President and Oriental). Now
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      Sights and sounds of S'pore for the tourist
      476 12  -  LING POON WAH reviews The Singapore Experience A PROFUSION of sights and sounds woven into a palatable whole with the latest audio-visual method that's THE SINGAPORE EXPERIENCE in a nutshell. Capturing Singapore in all its colour, splendour and diversity, this 45minute multi-slide
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    Harriers out to break old record for climb
    621 13  -  N. G. KUTTY By A TEAM of mountaineers from the Singapore Hash House Harriers, who established a new record for the club by climbing up to the 5,420metres mark of the South Chola Pass on Mount Everest in 1977, is out to
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    Concert by four soloists
    75 13 Concert by four soloists THE National Theatre Trust will present a Concertos Concert by four soloists accompanied by the Singapura Chamber Orchestra in aid of the Singapore Cultural Fund. The soloists are Kam Kee Yong and Spiros Ramos (violin), Brachi Tilles (piano) and Thomas Pinschof (flute). This concert will be
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    $32m bond
    32 13 EUROPEAN Asian Bank has issued its first five-year US dollar floating rate certificate of deposit here. The US$l5 million issue is managed and underwritten by Merrill Lynch International in Singapore.
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    Engineer's sea treasures make his a 'fortified' home
    310 13  - Engineer's sea treasures make his a 'fortified' home J.D.INDRAN By DOWN CANNONS dominate the antique collection of salvage engineer Mr Francis Danakody, who has turned his work into an interesting hobby. Two of the huge guns, salvaged from the seabed off the Eastern Anchorage, guard his Pasir Panjang home... making
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    Interesting Tortoise and Hare opening
    821 13  -  TERRY LIM MUSICAL NOTES BE UNSOPHISTICATED though it might have been, Shi-Zhen-Rong's The Hare and Tortoise Race was a most entertaining way to open the Singapore Symphony Orchestra's concert on Friday night. The music was cleanly scored and the orchestra's peformance of it blended well
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  • The Sunday Times SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 1979
    • Article
      OPINION Something in the air
      670 14 OPINION Something in the air FOURTEEN is an awkward age. There is no milestone marked; no decisive decade chalked up like 10 was and 20 will be. The number 14 is so seemingly in-between. Yet, as Singapore celebrated her dozen-plus-two years of nationhood, there seemed to be something in the
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    • 100 years ago
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        More natives for the Secret Police
        139 14 THE COMMISSION which is now sitting to inquire into and report upon the general organisation of the Police Force, will probably not be in a position to arrive at a conclusion satisfactory to its members and the public, owing to the difficulty in obtaining
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      • Article
        Siloso's Big Bang
        73 14 OUR READERS may be interested to learn that about eight tons of powder will be exploded tomorrow about 5 p.m. at Mount Siloso in connection with the defence works of the port, which are progressing under the charge of Lieutenants McCallum and Rhodes R.E. The best points
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    A step from her dream...
    525 14  - A step from her dream... SUSAN TAY By HERE are this week's winning short stories. Each one wins $91 for the author. Please do not send in any more stories. We have enough in hand for many more weeks. Three or four of the best entries will be published each
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    When the lift came to a halt
    629 14  -  SARTHA MANIAM By IT WAS dark and very quiet outside. Sheila was at her friend's house. They had been childhood friends and had studied together. But Sheila had joined a firm after finishing school and her friend had gone overseas to complete her
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    Life's lesson in a day
    477 14  -  VIVIEN LOO By SIEW LAN ran a comb through her badly split hair, splitting it even more as she tugged at it fiercely. It was early morning. All was silent, except for the occasional crows of the distant roosters. All was dark, except for a
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    A nose came down and hit bottom...
    455 14  -  LOO LAI CHENG By I STARED incredulously, first at the crowd of shoppers and then, in greater astonishment, at the showcases piled high with merchandise. Those price tags! That ring! Surely I could never buy it even if I saved all my life.
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  • Timescope FEATURES SECTION OF -THE SUNDAY TIMES
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      Last ride in a black Cadillac...
      949 15 y/vthoum Bernard Connor reopens the files on the world's most baffling disappearances IN the early hours of Sept 24, 1957, two burly ex-fighters, Charley Ross and John Rice, left New York's plush Copacabana Club, accompanied by their girlfriends, climbed into a black chauffeur-dri-ven Cadillac,
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      Secret of the man who died twice
      683 15 Secret of the man who died twice ON a hot summer day just 70 years ago, a camel driver found a young man in the desert near Australia's Alice Springs. He was delirious, but clutched tightly in his right hand was a bag of gold. He gave his name as
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    Discovering China Square
    1527 16 FOLLOW THIS SIGN FOR SOME OF THE BEST HAWKER FOOD IN S'PORE CHINA STREET in Chinatown used to be chock-a-block full of hawker stalls, day and night. And all of them offered the genuine thing...whatever it was they were offering. Suddenly, the whole road emptied and the
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      266 16 Lady's Choice Peanut Butter Makes bread taste great! Spread on some Lady's Choice Peanut Butter and you'll taste what we mean. Lady's Choice Peanut Butter, Creamy or Super Chunk, is the new peanut K| ittor Also available in 250g and 500g sizes. Lady's Choice Peanut Butter— Richer in Peanut Taste.
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    Moon magic makes waves
    725 17  - Moon magic makes waves JEAN ROBERTS IT NOW SEEMS POSSIBLE THAT THE LUNAR PHASES HAVE SOME INFLUENCE ON ALL FORMS OF LIFE THE Latin name for moon is "Luna." And because people have assumed, through the centuries, that the moon can affect the human mind in an adverse way, the
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    Fewer rabbits in schools today
    535 17  -  LIM KOK ANN The strong teams did not have it all their own way this time EVERY Saturday afternoon, for the past month, over 200 school children have been fighting out the inter-school team championships at Bendemeer Secondary School, accompanied by their anxious coaches, the
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    Queening for less
    505 17 POSITIONS in which pawns may be more advantageously promoted to pieces other than Queens rarely occur in actual play, but the strategem of underpromotion is so often resorted to by the chessproblem composer that one almost automatically thinks of under-promotion when one notices a pawn hovering on
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    News and notes
    207 17 News and notes FINAL-YEAR medical student Goh Cheng Hong scored a notable success by winning the First National Youth Championship that ended on Monday. Cheng Hong becomes the first holder of the Tan Chin Tuan Challenge Cup, donate by the patron of the Singapore Chess Federation. Cheng Hong scored 4
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      594 17 "Ask me why I use a Pan-Electric cooker, and I will ask why don't you."^»rn°^ M ea, m^ "I 'ye been cooking for the Kx^/^ r \V7\ What I really like best though, is Pan Electrics builtBfc^ I past 20 years and believe £*T Sesame Chicken in Claypot d*p in
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    Now women make the first move
    775 18  - Now women make the first move LING POON WAH By These days girls do not wait to be 'conquered' THE traditional image of men sweeping enamoured coy maidens off their feet is fading gradually into a more meaningful and reciprocal relationship for both parties. Nowadays, women do not wait to
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      362 18 Dress that doubles your money BE a delightful "chameleon" to break the routineness of working life. Bat you can only do this if your clothes will help you do the trick. Very simply, just wear a long-sleeved jacket over your sexy spaghetti-striped dress and look every bit the demure-looking girl.
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    See a specialist only when you need to
    1102 19  -  Dr. Nalla Tan YOU There has to be a change in thinking and attitude of the people IT'S quite extraordinary, the way topics for this column arise. You walk into a department store and before you know what's happening, someone begins with
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    Yet another fine ELO discovery
    438 19  -  Jeffrey Low VTv J I By ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA: DISCOVERY (Jet Records). With each new Electric Light Orchestra album, it is a discovery. There's something to learn, to acknowledge, cherish and then played over and over again like "A New World Record.'XWTl). It's like magic,
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      731 19 IT IS TRUE Just listen to some opinions about TxsSrfhnd from the audiences of Rediffusion. *Miss Lee After using, my face becomes A^^^^^^^^B very smooth, unlike the ordinary soap which contains alkaline and makes my H^fe. IbM^J face uncomfortable H^ 'Mdm Chua was very oily after MW^^^ B fV^^^H Pi
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      761 19 RS VPKKOKN Ml \yiAKUS TSt )>IS( KS YOU worry a little about STICK to routine this YOU'LL have no grumhome and family affairs week If vou P lun 8 e '"to bles about money or early in week. Career- new 9™*****, you 11 feel you r job. On this side
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    DEATH
    67 20 DOMINIC ARPUTMARAJ (O.A. RAJ) of 21. Lorong Plsang Mas, passed away peacefully on 11/8/79 leaving behind beloved wife l'hilomena. children Conrad, Antolne, Ignatius. John. MariaTheresa and Veronica, son-in-law Stephen, sister Jebamoney Pushpam and nephew Kolandaraj. Funeral will take place at Chua Chu Kang Catholic Cemetery following service at Church
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    ADIYANDHARAM
    67 20 ai No SI7OC raman Munit)bah 4 mile KieDang Besar Malacca on 15 8 1979 at 700 pm to mark 16th day oi pass- 9 aT a ar J d coiieaaues' are'*nvited G b ai Fondly Remembered inserted by lov.ng parents Mr Mrs Sankar ot Maiskoti Estate itormeriy ot Eidred
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    AL-FATIHAH
    30 20 IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF ABDUL MALLIK BIN KASSIM Two sorrowful vears have pone. Dearlv missed and alwavs remembered bv Wife, Children relatives SEMOGA ALLAH CUCURI RAHMAT ATAS ROHNYA
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      525 20 SALES REPRESENTATIVE BASE SALARY: $600— 5900 PER MONTH PLUS OTHER COMMISSIONS An international company urgently requires an experienced Sales Representative to handle a prestigious and well-established brand of business equipment. The candidate must be a Singapore Citizen, aged 24 to 32, possess a GCE 'O' level and a driving licence
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      3 20 0M79 SB FT
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      33 20 LOST 2 Mauritius Passports, traveller* cheque*, and other valuable* missing in the vicinity of Jurong on 11/8/79. Finder please contact: MR. PAUL SEWHEE c/o Lion City Hotel, Rm:Bo4 Tel: *****1 REWARD OFFERED yJ
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      532 20 r Customers that with 4f mpany will be known as ENTERPRISE (1979) LTD. DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL 08, *****09, *****00. AVIATION TENDER NOTICE I Tenders are Invited for the supply of visual aids NOTICE equipment consisting of "This is to inform ou immediate effect our Co EXPRESS SERVICE PTE. Telephone Nos.
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      218 20 PEMBERITAHI MLANBAYA DITITLP Uranc-oranc ramal dan Penccuna-Derutruna lalan rava adalah dlberltanu laltu Jalanrava darl Buklt Mlnvak ke Cabana* Jalan Alma Jalan Mecat Harun. Seberanc Herat Tencah. akan dltutup kepada aemua lalullntas lelimi 24 lam tlap-tlap harl mulal 15 8 79 hlmrt-a 31 8 79 kerana keria-kerla pemblnaan Dembetorur Jabatan Parlt
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      79 21 Jx SiJC *Vu£ ySI m d# %b w® Hll We lift our wings jg* M JfriITLCLW) tJJ! in proud salute iSs Wl\ singapore Sag to the people of Indonesia w vb^fcs 7$ on this iM^^^^M 34th Independence Day I PRIM A LTD. (Flour Mills) h. ffjk ij[| extend their very
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  • 34TH INDONESIA INDEPENDENCE DAY Supplement
    • Title Section
      Masthead
      5 21 34TH INDONESIA INDEPENDENCE DAY Supplement
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      MAKING PROGRESS AND ENSURING HARMONY
      1127 21 BASED on economic and monetary developments, the ability to rdevelop financial resources for us to mobilise, we have drawn up plans of what we are going to do in the next years. As called for by the Guidelines of State Policy, we will continue to
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      Anniversary is of special significance
      1032 21 Anniversary is of special significance MESSAGE from His Excellency Mr Sudjatmiko, the Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia to Singapore, on the occasion of the 34th anniversary of Indonesia's Independence Day ON Am. 17, lff», the Indonesian* will eelehrate their National Day marking the Mth Anniversary of the Proclamation of
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      Bali meeting — an important milestone in history of Asean
      539 22 Bali meeting an important milestone in history of Asean ON Aug. 7, 1967, the Foreign Ministers of Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand had put their signatures to a Declaration establishing the Association of South- East Asian Nations (Asean) of which the five countries are members. This historical event
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      Taking steps to achieve goals of Repelita III
      697 22 Taking steps to achieve goals of Repelita III INDONESIA'S industrial development during REPELITA HI is aimed mainly at basic consumer goods, broadening the base of exports, generating more employment, fostering small industries, raising the productivity of existing industries and laying the foundations for the further development of heavy industry which
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      Programme for women's education
      385 22 From Pag* 21 that they can be more productive and play a more active role. The programme for women's education will concentrate on those who have never received education at school. In the context of various programmes and projects of development, sued as nutritional promotion, family
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      S'pore supports Batam project
      618 23 THE industrial development of Batam Island, at the southern entrance to the Straits of Malacca, 19 kilometres from Singapore, was the topic of high-level discussions in March during a one-day visit to the island by Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kuan Yew, and senior officials of
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      Efforts to boost investment
      344 23 INDONESIA is reducing taxes for foreign and domestic companies as part of a tax package designed to spur investment and improve financial reporting. Most of the measures took effect in fiscal 1979, beginning April 1, to coincide with the beginning of the Third Five-Year Development Plan,
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      Phosphate production unit being built
      446 23 From Pag* 22 ed at 480,000 tonnes for household use and 200,000 tonnes for industrial use in 1983/84. Economic Growth Industries: The second major group economic growth industries consists of the basic metals, basic chemicals, engines, heavy equipment and public transport vehicle industries. Basic chemicals:
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      313 22 If]! c re J°' ce Wlt h 1 People IJI Government of Indonesia in celebrating the N INDEPENDENCE DA > INDONESIA BUSINESS SERVICES (PTE) LTD. i CABLE INDODAGANG TELEX IBS R*****6 LITAP OFFSHORE (S) PTE. LTD n CABLE LITAPGROUP U TELEX IBS R*****6 |u|l SUITE 1201, 12TH FLOOR |M BANGKOK
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      378 22 Cong r a tula tions and Best Wishes to the People Government of the REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA on the occasion of their INDEPENDENCE DAY SIBASCO ICCTA Rm. 604, 6th Floor, Robina House, 1, Shenton Way, Singapore, 1. Cable Address: PT SIBASCO Tel: *****35 Telex RS ***** CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES
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      186 22 CONGRA TULA TIONS TO THE GOVERNMENT PEOPLE OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR MTU INDEPENDENCE DA V From, WENG CHAN ENGINEERING CO (PTC) LTI UNDERWATER MAINTENANCE (PTC) LTE PANOCEAN (PTC) LTD C.V.M. HOLDING (PTC) LTD 69. 71 t 73 labn Beruan Kapal Sintapore 1439. Tct: 44€?611
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      274 23 If y f FJ i^or lilt? n. adventurous palate •GAOOGADO "better than home" they say. SATAY MAKASSAR with Special Gravy. Hcst CHENDOL in Singapore, using bis red beans from Indonesia. Wider chou c (if dishes to cater to different palates. Only fresh ingredients imported directly from Indonesia are used. All
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      63 23 EDITORIAL materials for this supplement were supplied by the Indonesian Embassy in Singapore. Heartiest C "ongra tula tions to the People and Government of the Republic of Indonesa on their 34th Independence Day 17th August. 1979 from VtWINDONESIA FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT PTE. LTD. jHfil IOH FAR EAST SHOPPING CENTRE. 545 ORCHARD
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      227 23 I °ffiMes 1 jg to the &f PEOPLE and GOVERNMENT of the J§ ]j| REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA Jv on the occasion of their *Z j§ 34th INDEPENDENCE DAY 12th August 1979. 1 FORWARD SHIPPING CO. (PTE) LTD. S HUDSON CO. (PTE) LTD. p SHENTON PTE. LTD. Vi Suite 1501-1505, Shenton
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Only regular petrol expected to be dearer
      402 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday THE MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT is likely to approve an increase in the price of regular petrol, now selling at $3.10 a gallon, but there will be no change in the pump prices of other oil products, it was learnt here today.
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      Lock icon Bolivia to back move for tin cartel
      114 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Bolivia will be ready to support any move by tinproducing countries to set up an Ooec-style organisation, the Bolivian Charge d'Affairts in Kuala Lumpur Mr Jorge Quiroga said today. "This Ib an idea worth looking into. We have tried the
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      Lock icon 16 arrested
      35 24 AI.OR STAR, Sat. Sixteen |m< pie, including fight Thai nationals. wer«? arrested by members of tin? Special Antismuggling L'nit for smuggling and illegal entry during the |Kist two day. police announced today. AFP.
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      158 24 Sarawak Assembly dissolved: Polls in -90 days M HIM., Sat. The Sarawak State Legislative Assembly was dissolved today by the Head of State, Tun Abang Salahuddin, for elections to be held within M days. Officials, commenting on the dissolution order published in the Government Gazette, said the Federal Election Commission
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      167 24 'Miracle worker' on the prowl for victims SEREMBAN, Sat. A man cl liming to be a "miracle worker" with supernatural powers is on the prowl here victimising people suffering from ailments. The Deputy OCCI, DSP Manaf Haji Nairn, said so far. two people have reported to police that they were
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      69 24 PENANG, Sat. Sun-lovers are warned that over-exposure to the ultra-violet rays can make a person look prematurely old and, in some cases, lead to skin cancer. In an interview with Berita Kampus of Universiti Sains Malaysia, Dr Mohamad Ilyas, of the School of Physics, said too much
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      307 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday A TOTAL of 450 bus drivers and conductors will receive salary increments totalling $805,000 following the signing of a three-year collective agreement yesterday. The collective agreement was signed between the Transport Workers' Union (TWU) for the drivers and conductors
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      191 24 5-member extortion gang in JB smashed JOHORE BARU, Sat. Police have crippled a five-member gang which employed a woman as bait to trick motorists along Lido beach into compromising situations and then forcing them to pay extortion money. Police said yesterday that three men, aged between 32 and 26 years,
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      145 24 Call for exchange visits of police officers KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malaysian and Singapore police officers should visit one another more often to establish closer rapport, the director of the Singapore Police Academy Supt Teoh Beng San (above), said today. He said one of the ways was to organise more study
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      62 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A strike by about 130 workers of the Hotel Malaya here entered its 11th day today with no solution in sight. The workers, members of the National Union of Hotel. Bar and Restaurant Workers, went on strike on Aug 1 following a breakdown
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      32 24 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. MCA president Datuk Lee San Choon today confirmed that Deputy Education Minister Datuk Chan Siang Sun will not seek re-election as the party's national youth leader. NST.
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      27 27 THE IMMEDIATE FAMILY OF THE LATE ANG SWEE LIANG WISHES TO EXPRESS GRATITUDE TO RELATIVES FRIENDS FOR THEIR KIND DONATIONS CONDOLENCES DURING THEIR RECENT BEREAVEMENT.
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      75 27 THE FAMILY OF tile late Mr 1 X Halakrishn.m iJKU and cxi ustoins). Jonor Hani, express their Uwnks to doctors and staff, nd officers ward, a n J B and relatives and friends lor iheir axMstanre. condolences, attendance and wreaths durum tlteU reienl !>.Tea\emenl THE FAMILY OF tile late Kva
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      124 27 lists SAIII I AM TIIK RESURRECTION AND lIIK 111 I ill- WHO BELIEVES IN Ml will [JVE EVEN WHKN HE nils JOHN II PETER SNG KENG HOCK called to be With the Lord on 11.8.79 leaving behind Beloved wile Md'm i in Mcl Lent Soils \ini > Bnj
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      40 27 KOK CHOO. aged 86. passed away peacefully on 10th Aug 1979. leaving behind 2 law. 4 sons-in-law. 38 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren Cortege loaves 18 Duku Road S pore 1542 on 12 8 79 at 10.30 a.m. MR JOHN CHAN
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      29 27 leaving behind wife.7 children, son-in-law, daughter-in-law 4 3 grandchildren Cortege leaving lor cremation at Ml Vernon Tuesday 14/8/79 100 p m from Silat Road Temple MR TAWINLINKAI Departed 10/1/79
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      27 27 PAUL ANG CHYE LEE age 59 passed away peacefully on 10/8/79. Cortege leaves SI. Joseph's Dying Aid Association 2 pm Sunday 12/8/79 lor Nativity Church thence C.C.X.
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      40 27 In Loving Memory Ol MR. LIM JEW KAN who passed away on 12 AUG 1976 Beautiful thoughts of One so clear Treasured lor ever with love Lovingly remembered by Father, Wife. Sons. Daughters, Sons-in-law. Daughters-in-law and Grandsons.
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      35 27 i vcir m.i\ pan hut memories <>l you will forever last Deeply mused and always remembered by: Wile, children, sons-in-law. dren JOSEPH FOOK TUNG Born: 10-3-1904 Died 1 1 8 1978
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      31 27 Bwrel .ire tlie memories. MlenUy kept. Ol ont me loved dCWIy and never Forever raimmbHid by oil*, ton. daughter and loved orwt. ALAN CHUA PENG SWEE OUR DEAREST DAD DEPARTED 12-8-76
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      34 27 IlKll IN .ll*J>.s Ullh u\ rherr'i a mace thai »e lon| to T!lt*re'> > in 1 1 r we always remember. <>! Hit- i iiu- \o\ni vidi-ar Parents brolh*ri. >i>l«r> inltw and (n*nd> WONG TECK KIM
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      Lock icon Colgate-Palmolive's $4.3 mil. brush-off for tennis, golf
      563 27 NEW YORK, Sat. Colgate-Palmolive are withdrawing their sponsorship of the men's Grand Prix tennis circuit, three women's golf tournaments and the British Professional Golfers Association championships. Keith Crane, the company's president and chief executive officer, said today the decision to withdraw sponsorship was
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      Chinese scrutinised like bearded ladies
      591 27  -  JULIE WELCH By. of the Observer SCENE: hotel diningroom in West Bromwich, England. Time: early morning. A Chinese soccerplayer is assessing his breakfast with the ageold reluctance of one who has banqueted well the night before. Enter a photographer, brandishing a pair of chopsticks. "Here,
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      Lock icon Spaniard retains European bantam title
      494 27 Spaniard retains European bantam title BRIEFS LEPE (Spain), Sat. —"Spain's Juan Francisco Rodriguez retained his European bantamweight boxing title here last night with a points victory over French challenger Lau- rent Grimbert. Meanwhile, four world championship fights will be held at Caesars' Palace Hotel in Las Vegas this autumn, a
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      Rookie Beth takes lead midway through
      317 27 JERICO (New York), Sat. Rookie Beth Daniel, who has no wins so far in her first year on the Ladies Professional Golf Association tour, scored a two-under-par 71 yesterday for a 144 aggregate to grab a two-stroke lead at the halfway stage of a
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      45 27 SYDNEY, Sat. Results of football matches today: Sydney rugby Leagie Cronulla 26 Manly 7. Sydaey rugby Inlon Parramatta 6 warringah 6' Northern Suburbs 25 Eastern Suburbs 12, Manly 19 Western Suburbs 11, Gordon 29 Uni of NSW 14, Randwick 29 Eastwood 10. Reuter.
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      178 27 PLYMOUTH (England), Sat. Britain's Maurice Bembridge, without a win on the European tour since 1975, moved into a two-stroke lead after the second round of an international golf tournament yesterday. The American-based Bembridge hit a 67, the same as in the first round on Thursday,
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      148 27 INDIANAPOLIS (Indiana), Sat. Defending champion Jimmy Connors and compatriot John McEnroe, of the United States, and Spain's Jose Higueras and Argentina's Guillermo Vilas today advanced to the semi-finals of the US Open claycourt tennis tournament. Connors, who faces Higueras tomorrow in his search
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      Ho defies winds and takes Lark lead
      178 28 HO KAH SOON and and Mustaffa Sulaiman did what others dared not fly the spinnaker in strong winds in yesterday's opening lark race of the Pesta Sukan sailing championships off Changi, reports PETKR SIOW. It was a gamble that paid off for the
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      470 28  -  PETER SLOW By 808 BUCHAN was right. The Melbourne Gun Club team leader had predicted that they would win the skeet team title in the Pesta Sukan shooting competition at the Rifle Range Road and they did. The MGC totalled 504 points to
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      Podmore, Allan combine to sweep three of six races
      1182 28 R AClNG.with FAIRWAY LEADING jockey George Podmore and trainer Ivan Allan combined well to win three of the six races in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Podmore rode a confident front-running race on Imperial Citation in Race 2 to win by two and
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      76 28 Special Draw for last Sunday's races. Ist No. *****2 ($2,177) 2nd No. *****4 ($1,088) 3rd No. *****1 ($544) Starters ($6O each): *****6, *****9, *****8. Consolation ($4B each): *****3, *****2, *****9, *****5, *****1, *****4, *****8, *****5, *****0, *****6. Ist No. *****2 ($2,177) 2nd No. *****1 ($1,088) 3rd No. *****1
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      788 28 TODAY LOCAL AtMeOea SAAA Open championships (National Stadium. 2.30), Marathon Run (6) Cyeaag Pesu Sukan track rhampionships and trials (Fairer Park. 8). Barkey SHA Premier League: SAFSA v Jansenites. Ski.Hig Pesu Sukan skeet competition (Rifle Range Road, 9). Saceer NFL Dtv. One: Geylang International v Ponggol (Jalan
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      698 29  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. FROM THE SIDELINES with SPORTS is defined in the Oxford dictionary as fun, amusement or a diversion. Still, many accept it as a recreational pastime for relaxation and better health, while others indulge in it for the excitement of competition,
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      1747 29 Mandamus progeny raring to go again By FAIRWAY MADAM BUTTERFLY should get off the mark with a win in the $25,000 Wilayah Stakes (Race 4, 3.30) over 1,200 metres in Kuala Lumpur today. The four-year-old by Mandamus has found one to beat on three occasions
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      Loh tipped to win Masters title
      499 29  -  WILFRED YEO By AFTER a rousing lion dance to welcome the guest of honour, Soetopo Jananto, the World FIQ vice-president and Asian Zone president, on Friday night, the Singapore bowling international at Jackie's System 460 has quietened. But it is merely he traditional calm
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      Forces, Rovers stay in hunt
      209 30 Forces, Rovers stay in hunt Forces 2 F. Park 0 Rovers 4 Changi 2 DEFENDING champions Armed Forces and strong contenders Tampines Rovers strengthened their National Football League Division One title hopes last night, winning their respective matches with relative ease, reports JOE DORAI. Forces beat lowlyplaced Farrer Park 2-0
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      Krishna scores late winner
      178 30 INDIAN Association successfully resisted Ceylon Sports Club's "border invasion" yesterday with a 2-1 victory in a Premier League hockey match at Balestier Road, reports KKN JALLEH Jr. The neighbouring teams, whose clashes in the past had resulted in some high-tensioned power play, resumed their rivalry again
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      JITTA TAKES FIRM STAND
      395 30  -  By JOE DORAI COACH Jitta Singh, faced with the withdrawal of another trainee Mohamed Noh from his Southeast Asia Games soccer sqnad, has decided to put off the start of his training programme by another day. The training, scheduled to start tomorrow at the Jalan Besar
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      KUNALAN BRINGS BACK MEMORIES
      684 30  -  ERNEST FRIDA By CANAGASABAI KUNALAN, 37, turned the clock back 10 years when he won the 100 metres race in the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's Open championshps with a time of 10.8 sees, at the National Stadium yesterday. Kunalan last won the glamour event in 1969
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      241 30  -  WILFRED YEO By COACH of the Year Natahar Bava may not have been fitter after skipping his usual Saturday afternoon jog to watch the Hicee Cup under-23 rugby semi-finals at the Police Academy, but he was certainly happier. For Bava, the score in St. Andrew's
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      Dr Lee Cup
      49 30 GLOUCESTER PARK will meet Race Course United in the final of the Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng Cup soccer tournament at Farrer Park today at 5.15 p.m. The tournament is part of Farrer Park Constituency's programme to celebrate National Day. Dr. Lee will give away the prizes.
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      SCC 3-1
      19 30 THE Singapore Cricket Club beat Special Constabulary 3-1 in a friendly soccer match at the Padang yesterday.
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      Zainal hits form too late
      132 30 NATIONAL champion Zainal Abidin hit peak form a day too late to win third place in the Wander individual men's A grade championships, beating Stewart Ballard 9-7, 9-2. 9-2 at Kallang Other malts (third and fourth piacings): B Grade Henry Toh bt Ow Siew Kong
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      Youths held
      21 30 RADIN MAS constituency held Singapore Youths to a 2-2 draw in a friendly soccer match at Bukit Chermin yesterday.
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      THE SECRET OF JAG
      280 30  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By DESPITE being about 2,4 M kilometres away from the National Stadium, pretty FUlpina athlete Lydla de Vega was still able to be with Jagtar Singh (left) In spirit, at least throughout his energysapping 25-lap, metre nwe on Friday. Poshing himself to the
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      Three Hills at their peak
      484 30  -  PATRICK BASTIANS CAN GOPAL UPSET PETER? By THE Hills Desmond, Peter and Kevin must be alive with the sound of pre-finals music, what with all of them in various finals of the Wander mdividual graded squash championships. Peter, 16, is in the men's A grade
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      914 1  -  PAUL WALLACE By THE sudden revival in film classics has spotlighted the danger threatening some of the world's most loved movies. For old films are falling to pieces and even catching fire. More than half the screen gems from the silent era have
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      11 1 > J "Looks as if it's all over, then."
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  • NATIONAL DAY OF THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA
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      7 4 NATIONAL DAY OF THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA
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      New chapter in steady growth of S'pore-Korea relations
      1035 4  -  SAID ALWI By THE YEAR 1978 marked a new chapter in the steadily growing relations between Singapore and the Republic of Korea. Deputy Premier Dr Goh Keng Swee paid an official visit to the Land of Morning Calm in October at his
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      Day of jubilation, joy and emotion
      1044 4 The 15th of August is remembered and celebrated by the Korean people as a day of jubilation, joy and emotion. The day marks not only the founding of the Republic of Korea in 1948 but also Korea's liberation which came at the end of
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        170 4 POSCO IS SYMBOLIC OF THE MOST fc./ SUCCESSFUL STEEL MILL VENTURE I IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. j* TODAY, OUR ANNUAL PRODUCTION CAPACITY IS 5.5 MILLION TONS, <*> I™ AND WE CONFIDENTLY FORESEE M^^ M r%-ro AN INCREASE TO 8.5 MILLION TONS I^^H POSCO PRODUCTS BYI9BI ft jl PI ATCC //Mm P
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      Academy of Korean Studies to preserve traditions
      335 5 Academy of Korean Studies to preserve traditions THE lopsided development of the material aspect of human civilisation at the expense of spiritual culture has become a common phenomenon in the 20th quite century. In this respect Korea is no exception, The very identity of Korea's national culture might be lost,
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        197 5 Jy Heartiest Congratulations I THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA I ON THE OCCASION OF HER I NATIONAL DAY I fr^-ii HAN DO KOREAN rTH* UJ™ INTERNATIONAL jffiikl D ol o RH ENTERPRISE r-F?V RESTAURANT S^—kl PTE LTD lSffiP> PTE LTD> JJ X T J ABOVE MOHAN'S DEPT. STORE i5S2^ IMPORTER EXPORTER
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        91 5 We rejoice with The Republic of Korea on the occasion of her 34th National Day THE BANK Or KOREA Head Office: 110, 3-Ka. Namdaemoon-Ro, Chung-Ku, Seoul, Korea. Singapore Representative Office: Suite 1505, Clifford Centre, Raffles Place, Singapore 0104 Tel: *****, *****52 Congratulations to The People Government of Korea on the
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      Great surge to restore and preserve the past...
      1102 6 Great surge to restore and preserve the past MODERN Korea is experiencing a growing awareness of its cultural heritage. In recent years, there has been a great surge of conscious efforts to review the nation's past and to recover, restore, preserve and protect its rich heritage. These efforts have received
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        375 6 1 Best Wishes to the People the Government of the Republic of Korea on their National Day Trio (Pte) Ltd SUITE 303, 3RD FLOOR, TONG BUILDING 302 ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE 0923 TEL: *****23 *****24 *****01 J WE CONGRATULATE^^L The People and The Government I of I THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA
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      Movement to revive traditional values
      441 7 THE RAPID economic growth which Korea has achieved in the past two decades has, needless to say, raised the standard of living of the people with more income to spend on more goods produced. Some of the goods which were thought a luxury just a
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        827 7 Commemorating the 34tfi Anniversary of I V Korea's Liberation Ss X E Kang Senior Manager Development Div: y i Bando Sangsa -Af present, we are trading with over 70 countries through a worldwide network of 30 overseas of- M B^^v ces c'e mos? Koreans think of Lucky and its |X-
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      Dynamism of Korean life reflected in its art
      1277 8 THE dynamism of Korean life, born of the active interplay of the many philosophic, religious and aesthetic traditions of East Asia, is evident in the country's impressive collection of Korean art dating back 5,000 years. A collection of 350 cultural masterpieces now
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        245 8 Korea Explosives Group means much more th^n Heartiest Congratulations to the REPUBLIC OF KOREA on their 34th National Day. The house of Ssangyong stands SwvUlvi When we built Ssangyong we made sure that we stood on a solid foundation. Cement, electricity, chemical manufacturing. These are the building blocks of a
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        74 8 THE HANIL BANK, LTD. KOREA extend their very best wishes to the People the Government of the Republic of Korea on the occasion of their National Day THE HANIL BANK, LTD. Singapore Representative Office 32nd Floor, UIC Building 5, Shenton Way, Singapore 0106 Telephone *****33 Cable BANKHAML Telex H ANIL
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      New Community movement a resounding success
      1010 9 New Community movement a resounding success THE rural-urban development gap is a thing of the past in Korea. Thanks to Sac; maul Undong. The New Community Movement has been so successful that in 1974, four years after it was launched, the per capita income of the farmers began to outstrip
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        130 9 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO THE PEOPLE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR NATIONAL DAY FROM SINGAPORE MALAYSIA KOREA GINSENG CO. PTE. LTD. KOREA GINSENG CENTRE MALAYSIA SDN BHD SEE HOY CHAN (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD TEO SOO CHUAN TEO SOO CHENG TEO SOO HUAT TEO CHIANG
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        184 9 I THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA I I ON THE OCCASION OF HER I I NATIONAL DAY I KOREA'S LEADING COMMERCIAL BANK I THE I I COMMERCIAL BANK I I OF KOREA I HEAD OFFICE: 111-1, 2-KA, NAMDAEMOON-RO, CHUNG-KU, SEOUL, KOREA SINGAPORE REP. OFFICE: TOWER 1601, D.B.S. BLDG., SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE
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      Korea: Fast becoming Asia's No 1 tourist draw
      1120 10 KOREA, land of the Morning Calm and the New Gateway to the Orient, has recently emerged as one of the fastest growing tourist destinations in the orient. A land blessed with natural beauty it has a variety of scences to offer: From
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        245 10 BEST WISHES TO THE PEOPLE AND THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR NATIONAL FOUNDATION DAY from 41 ||t IA- S. INTERNATIONAL (PTE) LTD. |r'V*fe IMPORTER EXPORTER II ||M 28. BEATTY ROAD. SINGAPORE, 0820 TEL. *****88, *****89. *****65 *W Cable Address: JASUP Telex: RS *****
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        103 10 Our Heartiest Congratulations to the Republic of Korea on her National Day KOREAN RE REGIONAL OFFICE FOR S.E. ASIA SUITE 2206, OCEAN BUILDING, COLLYER QUAY, SINGAPORE 1. Telephone: ***** Telex: KOREIN RS ***** Cable Address: KOREINSCO, SINGAPORE. KOREAN REINSURANCE COMPANY HEAD OFFICE OVERSEAS OFFICES C P.O. Box 1438, SEOUL, KOREA
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      A new world awaits the tourist in Boman Lake
      947 11 A new world awaits the tourist in Boman Lake A NEW world awaits the tourist in Boman Lake, the embodiment of natural beauty in an atmosphere of peace and tranquility in harmony with nature and antiquity. Just four hours Southeast from the hustle and bustle of metropolitan Seoul by train,
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        109 11 Congratulations and best wishes to the People and Government of the Republic of Korea on the occasion of their National Day. THE CHO-HEUNG BANK LTD. Seoul, Korea SPORE REP. OFFICE HEAD OFFICE 17th Floor, Shing Kwan House C.P.O. Box 2997 Tel.: *****97, *****55 Seoul, Korea Telex: RS ***** CHOBANK Telex:
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        247 11 Congratulations to the REPUBLIC OF KOREA on the occasion 1 of her National DAY J r DAELIM INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD. l J General Contractors L Engineers (since 1939) SINGAPORE OFFICE SEOUL HEAD OFFICE Rooms 1 502- 1 504, 1 5th fl Tower Block Goldhill Plazo, 1 46- 1 2, Soosong-Dong,
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        155 12 K.S. LINE ORIENT LINER SERVICE WORLDWIDE TRAMPER SERVICE sfi FULL CONTAINER SERVICE FAft-EAST/EUROPE/f AR EAST r^S^'-sf 01 FAR-EAST/U S.A. E/W COAST QULF jjL^ jy jfl '-Xr 919 1 r %>Cs9Ci>Ct»<t>ct>Cs>Ct>ct9Ct>Ci3Ci>Ct>Ct>Ci»Ct>Cs3Cl*<^ f Heartiest Congratulations to the f REPUBLIC OF KOREA on their 34th National Day. I ElvSq Ssan gy° n g
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        353 12 Congratulations to the Government People of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea on their National Day We are appointed agents for Korean manufacturers, Famous steel products, steel wire ropes, 8 cross nylon polypropylene ropes ship anchors and general hardware products x^^Kx Boston International Traders V*Tj* 1407. 14th floor. High Stre<
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