The Straits Budget, 18 November 1964

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      CALLING BACK THE STAFF NURSES
      139 2  -  SAD MOTHER Singapore r ]TIE Minister for Health In his latest appeal to staff nurses who have resigned from the Singapore Government service, to return to work, will not achieve encouraging results unless the Health Ministry really means t business. A few months back, a
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      Democracy
      89 2  -  BACKBENCHER Penang INCHE Ismail Idris the deputy chief of UMNO has threatened disciplinary action against members of UMNO who have made press statements with regard to the allotment of houses at Ayer Itam If true, this is deplorable. These men have been under pressure from the Malay masses, dissatisfied
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      What is this colonialism?
      56 2  -  CURIOUS Singapore IITHAT on earth does TY "colonialism’* really mean? Does it apply to pa9t colonialists only? Now Indonesia has a colony—West Irian. Now the Philipines are looking to Sabah, for a colony China has Tibet. Does it make sense? What about Russia. She took over
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      CATTLE
      63 2  -  C.K.S. Singapore DEFORE stray cattle assume In Singapore the problem that has beset Kuala Lumpur, could not the police, health and veterinary officials take action to clear the MacPherson areas of unattended cattle. Thane cows go from the Mac* Pherson homes to the Happy Oarden looking for food, upsetting
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      Safety in the ‘live’ electric apparatus
      319 2  -  L.S. H Singapore YOUR correspondent “H.W.” in his search lor safety in electrical apparatus jumps on TV sets which have no isolating transformer, characterising all of them as “lethal”. This kind of sweeping statement made In the wake of the recently publicised fatal accident
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      Airport kris
      84 2  -  P W. REYNOLDS Singapore n EFERRING to K.L. lx Chan’s letter (ST. Oct. 17th) his sense of values seem a little distorted. I do not think even the most weapon hungry malcontent, would bother to smash a glass case at the airport, merely to .teal a kris. Surely
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      REPORTING YOURSELF TO THE POLICE
      130 2  -  PUZZLED Johore Bahrn VjY car was parked on the roadside in Johore Bahru when another ear hit it, causing some minor damage. The driver, despite my call, refused to stop. I therefore reported the matter to the police. A police officer, after taking my statement,
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      What is an offence?
      118 2  -  DOUBTFUL CITIZEN Singapore H Singapore friend who parked his car at a petrol kiosk In Raffles Square has been fined for "parking within an unauthorised place,” although he had permission from the petrol kiosk’s operator. Yet every day for months pirate taxi operators have been plying
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      KEEPING DRY
      52 2  -  (Mrs.) G. TAN Singapore A T Singapore’s national library the other morning I parked my car in the bay nearest to the library, as it was raining. The attendant flatly refused to come for the fee and instead I had to walk to him. Are attendants not provided
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      WANTED: A GENERAL CLEAN-UP
      100 2  -  DISGUSTED Singapore IN view of the police plan to get rid of dumped., and derelict vehicles and roadside repair garages, could not other government departments have a house clearing. All the Housing Boarc’s millions spent to eliminate slums will create even greater slums If hawkers In
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      YOUNG LADY FROM JAPAN
      142 2  -  J.W. Singapore 1 THOUGHT the Deputy Registrar of the University of Singapore. Mrs. Lu Sinclair, completely missed the point and purpose of the article you published on the young lady from Japan. A heart-warming story of a Japanese, and Aslan, girls’ brave attempt to break family
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      TELEVISION
      50 2  -  L.W.O. Ipob CINCE we had television the services of Radio Malaysia are not as efficient as before Often there is a breakdown in the middle of interesting programmes. especially when the daily news in broadcast. Is It that too many of the radio staff are being transfered to television?
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      FLAT ‘FARM’
      37 2  -  READER Singapore /CONDITIONS In Katlang Airport Estate are bad. Oround floor residents have misused the grass plots for all kinds of plants and fruit trees They even rear chickens. Later it may even be pigs.
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      Why the sound misses the lips
      243 2  -  GWYN ROBERTS Singapore R./ACKSON has c ,1 S M the synchroms;. n Q film and sound on i e *i sion Slngapura Th > J a number of teasor. w w» the time lag occurs The majority of i programmes are pn 0 rri.
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      Hospital praise
      103 2  -  ON TH i SPOT Mnar r |TIE efficiency with which the Muar General Hospital responded to an emergency call following an accident o the Jalan Kha-ildl-Jalan Abdul Rahman Junction, was highly commendable. My .friend phoned the police and the hospital immediately. Within five minutes an ambulance was at
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      Citizenship
      61 2  -  IBRAHIM BIN ALI. V N tunnnim Din ajuj, Registrar-Gen- 01 Citizens, M > 13 Selangor I REFER to your pondent F. Chn dran’s letter (S.T. Oct. 17) ing application for rlttejnship for his son. it Mf. Chandran would com* munlcate with me ar sujjj mlt full particulars j)*J] son’s
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      Lock icon Growing Our Own Rice
      752 3 —Straits Times. November 9 To believe that Malaysia within a few years will be growing all its own rice calls for a great deal of optimism. A recent Ministerial prediction said it could be done by 1970. Not at present rates of progress. The padi harvest
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      Lock icon Tests To Come
      624 3 Straits Times, November 10 An Indonesian reply to charges that “invasion bases” for operations against Malaysia have been built up on islands in the Straits of Malacca seems worth more prominence than it has had. The charges are denied, on the authority of Lieut.-General Ahmad Yani. Commander-in-Chief
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      Lock icon Good Start
      360 3 —Straits Times. November 10 "'Thrift” was the Finance Minister’s watch’,void when opening in Singapon the pr incipal administrative office of the Malaysian Stock Exchange. A high rate of saving and a high rate of investment in productive enterprise are among the nation’s great needs, said Mr. Tun Siew
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      Lock icon Nanyang Change
      349 3 Straits Times, November 11 Nanyang University is already a much healthier place as a result of the purge of subversive elements among the students and junior administrative staff, and in consequence of changes in the governing council and in key posts. It is a measure of this improvement
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      Lock icon Warning To Soekarno
      572 3 —Straits Times, November 12 Australian resort to peacetime national service overseas underlines every recent warning of growing crisis in SouthEast Asia. It is not a hasty decision, nor is there alarm in the greatly increased expenditure on defence which Sir Robert Menzies believes is necessary. Both are
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      Lock icon The British Problem
      583 4 -Straits Times, November 13 Malaysian interest in tho new British Government's confrontation of economic problems is by no means confined to cotton yardage, although a Singapore textile quota has loomed rather large in some calculations. Sterling’s stability is vastly more important. Whether the battle goes well, whether
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      Lock icon Action Needed
      368 4 Straits Times. November 13 On graduation day each year, with unfailing regularity, the Principal of the Singapore Teachers’ Training College draws attention to the shortage of T.T.C. staff. Never before, however, has Mr. Abisheganaden sounded quite as anxious. With 34 lecturers’ posts unfilled, forced to rely increasingly on
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      Lock icon The Budget Critics
      705 4 —Straits Times, November 14 The worst that can be said with complete confidence about Singapore’s budget is that it should have been delayed until after presentation of the Malaysian budget. This is so obvious, and precedent for delay is so recent, that Dr. Goh Keng Swee must
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      Lock icon Razak Mission
      328 4 Straits Times, November The heat has gone out of ti.situation which a few montiu ago made Malaysian missio; abroad to counter Indonesia: propaganda vitally imports but much significance still attaches to the journey Tun Razak began yesterday. As he pointed out, it is ain.ee. at the “consolidation” of
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    Success in Kelantan HAPPY RAZAK
    337 5 AGREEMENT ON AID MARKS BEGINNING OF A NEW ERA FOR THE PEOPLES OF THE STATE, SAYS DEPUTY PREMIER KOTA BHARU, Nov. 1 1 THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, has described his three-day official visit to Kelantan as "very successful." He left for Kuala
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    Vigilantes told: Look out for more Indon landings
    198 5 I/UALA LUMPUR, Nov. 8. —The Mentri Besar. Dato Harun bin Haji Idris, yesterday called on members of the Vigilante Corps to keep a sharp look-out as there might be more landings by Indonesians. Dato Harun said Malaysia could “now expect anything at
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    600 Guides stage a display
    103 5 VEREMBAN, Nov 10. Six hundred Girl Guides and Brownies in Negri Sembilan attended a rally at the Tengku Durah Camp site this evening to welcome the Chief Commissioner for Commonwealth Guides. Mi. > Anstice Gibbs. liss Gibbs inspected displays and demonstrations and watched cultural dan
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    Giant hovercraft for Borneo war
    195 5 SINGAPORE, Nov. 8. THE British Government will soon send to Borneo Westland Aircrafts SR-N 4 hovercraft which is a much bigger version of SR-NIS, it was stated here todav. This is for the purpose or exploring the tactical value of the unconventional craft in operations
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    Our students in UK
    29 5 KUALA TUMPUR. NoV 10 'I here :ire 4.01 1 Malaysian .hi Inrlviti in Urit.iin. ar''online to n booklet Overa'a Student in' Britain” just published i
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    Lock icon New UK man in Kuching
    56 5 Rvutvr LONDON, Nov. 10—Mr F. D Webber has been appointed British Deputy High Commissioner in Kuching, Sarawak, in succession to Mr. H F Hall, the Commonwealth Office announced yesterday He is to take up his appointment in January. In recent years Mr Webber has been
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    Self-taught artist to display 120 paintings
    136 5 K Ua L A U’MPI'K, Nov. B.—A self taught artist, Mr. Nai Tong, 28, of Klang, will hold a oneman show of his paintings at the British Council Hall from tomorrow to Nov. 14. The exhibition sponsored by the Malaysian Arts Council, will present
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    Port planned for Thailand
    56 5 BANGKOK. Nov. H Thailand may have n> build a major sea port within the next lft years to n>p< with continually growing imports. tile Bangkok World said today. The English language paper said construction of such a port had been recommended by the National Economic Development
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    Bombay rubber talks
    33 5 KUALA I.UMPUR, Nov. 10—Tly» Controller of Rubber Research, Dr L. C Bateman, today left for Bombay where he will attend a two-dav Indian rubber manufacturers' conference, beginning laf«r this week
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      123 5 THE H.K. AND FAR EAST builder I > I 1 u *****1V |mthmIif;tI <>l Building n! Ural \«*li\ i 1 if" in tin* I ;«i h;M. A Miga/ine dialing *ith building, arch 1 1' tural aid rial estate activities m Malays Sip. port Horp, Ki.ig, Siam Th Pti mp.nes, Borneo
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    Singapore can be a big financial centre: Tan
    322 6 SINGAPORE, November 9 r |MIE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today spoke of the day when Singapore could oecoine the most important financial centre in South-East Asia. He smd that Singapore was well equipped to carry ou: all tne functions
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    Lock icon KEDAH ASSEMBLYMEN MEET SINGAPORE’S SPEAKER
    84 6 MR A. P. Rajah. Speaker of the Singapore Legislate e Assembly, shakes hands with Inche Hassan bin Aminudin. Clerk of the Kedah State Assembly, when a delegation of Kedah State Assembly called on him yesterday. Looking on are (from right): Ilaji /ainuddin bin Haji Din
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    Minister urges public to save
    990 6 with energy, ideas money and skills. "It has an even greater part to play in the prosperity ot Malaysia and its contribution will grow when the artificial barriers built up before independence are completely removed. "We look forward with confidence to the day when all
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    Kelantan seat in Senate: Appeal to Tengku
    251 7 Kota bharu, nov. 9. —Tlie Mentri Besar of Kelantan. Inche Mohamed Asri bin Haji Muda. today urged the Prime Minister to agree on the appointment of Wan Mustapha bin Haji Ali to the Senate He said: “This is neces>ury it the Senate i>
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    NEW JUDGE TO BE INSTALLED THIS SATURDAY
    158 7 ITU ALA LUMPUR, Nov. v 10. Dato Samuel Chelvasingam Maclntyre. 61, will be installed a judge of the Malayan High Court here on Nov. 14. Dato Maclntyre’s appointment was to have been effective from July but he was only recently released from his
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    Ten elected to Varsity Court
    86 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 10—Six doctors are among 10 people who have been elected to the Court of the University of Malaya by the Guild of Graduates. They will serve for three vears from Jar.. 1. 1965. They are: Dr. P. T. Arasu. Ha.]i Hamdan bin
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    Pastor off to Chicago
    46 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 9—The pastor of the Wesley Methodist Church here, the Rev Yap Kim Hao. has left for Chicago to attend a meeting of an international Methodist Committee. Mr. Yap is one of two pastors to represent Asia in the committee
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    Stamp exhibition
    30 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 9—The Assistant Minister of Youth. Sports and Culture. Engku Muhsein bin Atdul Kadir. today opened the 11th Selangor stamp exhibition at the National Museum here.
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    U.S. team here today to study defence needs
    333 7 TWO-WEEK STAY PLANNED KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 10. IUE American defence team arrives here tomorrow to go through Malaysia's defence "shopping list" to see what United States can supply. Malaysia s list has already been studied by the British, Australian. New Zealanders and
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    Philippines senator pleads for revival of ‘dormant’ ASA
    187 7 SINGAPORE. No. 8.Senator Raul Manglapus of the Philippines today called for the “re-activation" of the now dormant Association of South-East Asia (ASA) as a positive step towards the resumption of Malaysia Philippines relations. Senator Manglapus told newsmen at the airnort on his
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    Judge quits to practise
    45 7 .SINGAPORE. Nov 10—The Kecond Civil District Judge. Mr T.C. Chong, has resigned from service to enter private practice Ho has ilso resigned from nis other |x>sts as president ot (he Rent Conciliation Hoard and chairman ot the Hotels' Mcenslng Ho ird.
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    A drop in revenue? Why not try new industry
    638 7 RAZAK MAKES A SUGGESTION TO TRENGGANU GOVT I/UALA TRENGGANU, 1V No. 8, The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today suggested that the Trenggarw State Government should explore the possibilities of starting mediumsized industries as a means of increasing the State’s
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    To train here
    31 7 KIJAIA I.UMPUR. Nov 10 A group of IS junior officers of the I aotian National Police arrived here today to begin a three-week course at tli Police Depot
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    Industrial estates on S’pore lines for Kedah planned
    370 8 SINGAPORE, Nov. 10. plans to set up industrial estates like those in Singapore to encourage industlies. and be less reliant on agriculture. This was stated today by the leader of the visiting six-man Kedah Legislative Assembly delegation, Syed Ahmad Shahabuddin. After his
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    U.S. visitors from Burma
    64 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov at*aches from the American Embassy in Rangoon arrived here bv air today with their wives for a ii visit "as part < f th< Ur orientation trip in this region.*’ They were Lieu*.-Col. R. B. Kenworthy, air attache; Maj. H C. Ambrosia. assistant
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    $4,840 spent on legal aid
    64 8 PENANG, Nov. 9—The Automobile Association of Malaya has spent $4,840 up to September this year in Iree legal services to members. Disclosing this in the latest issue of AAM News, the AAM secretary. Mrs. K S. Lim. said the services ii eluded representation in court
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    Tengku meets Indon guerilla leaders
    381 8 17 U ALA LUMPUR. Nov. 9. —Tengku Abdul Rahman disclosed tonight that he met six Indonesian leaders of the three recent abortive guerilla landings this morning. At the secret rendezvous. the Tengku offered to arrange to send messages from the captured Indonesians to their families.
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    Can P.M. overrule decision of the Senate?
    373 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 10. JJAS the Prime Minister the power to overrule the decision of the Senate? This was the question which three legal experts discussed today following an appeal by the Kelantan State Government to Tengku Abdul Rahman to intervene in the
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    Indon boats detained
    40 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 10 Two Indonesian boats with a cargo of lish were detained oil Pulau Ketam near here yesterday. An Emergency communique said today that six men would be dealt with under the Internal Security Act.
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    Malaysian airline trainees win prizes
    169 8  -  8v KEITH HOOPER SYDNEY, Nov. 10. The second group of live Malaysian youths who came to Sydney for appenticeship trai n i n g with Qantas have done well. Four of the live have won prizes in competition with Australian apprentices. The first six are
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    Civil defence training on
    58 8 •IESSELTON. Nov. 10 Basic training in civil defence began in Tnvau yesterday when an assistant civil defence instructorMr. M. Ra.iadurai, of Kuala Lumpur held his tirst session it Patrick's School. Initially 15 part-time instructors and 40 volunteers will be trained for three weeks. They will in
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    Festival of music
    34 8 SINGAPORE. Nov. 10 St Andrew's Cathedral will hold a "Festival of Music” on Nov. 22 at 6 pm. to mark St. Cecilia’s Day in honour of its patron saint of music.
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    Common Mart: No organised voice of consumers
    447 9 KUALA LUMPUR, November 9 ABOUT tho only group of people who will not have an organised voice before the Malaysian Common Market public hearings will be consumers. There are manufacturers’ associations, importers’ associations and chambers of commerce who have given notice to the
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    Lecture in Penang
    40 9 PENANG. Nov. 10 Professor Ur.uku Abdul Azl/. of the Univer* siiv of Malaya, will give a pubU *ture on “The University’ own hall at 6.30 p.m. on Nov. 13. in alk Is sponsored by the Citv Council.
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    Anniversary
    27 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 10—Tlie Hoi Seong Association here tonight celebrated its 2nd anniversary with a dinner at the Mak Yee Restaurant. More than 150 people attended.
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    The brutal truth behind all the sweet talk...
    825 9 Lee: Is the painful process of the hen-pecking order coming? gINGAPORE, Nov. 8. The answers to many of Malaysia's social and economic problems lie in the affinity of economic interests, says the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. In a speech,
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    Sulu to join Malaysia? Dangerous: Stephens
    242 9 KUALA LUMPUR, November 9 THE Chief Minister of Sabah, Dato Donald Stephens, said today that the report that Sulu might join Malaysia was dangerous and might cause friction between. Malaysia and the Philippines. Dato Stephen? was commenting on a statement by a Manila newspaper
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    Three Malaysians begin studies in Hawaii
    130 9 I/UALA LUMPUR. Nov. 8 Three Malaysian students have begun studies at the University of Hawaii under the East-West Centre scholarship programme. They are Mr Thien Thau Shen. from Sabah who is working for his bachelor's degree in agricultural science. Mr Tan Siew Sin from
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    40,000 to take it LOYALTY PLEDGE
    550 10 NATIONAL SOLIDARITY RALLIES ALL OVER COUNTRY ON MONDAY King to open the Week KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 1 1 FORTY thousand Malaysians are expected to take the National Solidarity pledge at a mass rally here on Monday shortly after the Yang di-Pertuan Agong launches Solidarity
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    Japanese advertisers look to Malaysia
    138 10 SINGAPORE, Nov 10.— Japanese advertising agencies may extend their activities to Malaysia in the r<ear future. This was stated here today by Mr. Narahiko Ohata, leader of the 14-man Japanese team of top advertising executives who left for Hong Kong to attend the fourth Advertising
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    AWARDS FOR TWO FIRE FIGHTERS
    172 10 SINGAPORE. Nov. 8.— The exemplary conduct and devotion to duty of two members of an RAF fire-fighting team, which s a ved valuable property in L a b u a n has been recognised by the immediate award of the Far East Air Force’s certificate
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    ‘MOST WANTED MAN’ CAUGHT IN SWOOP
    253 10  -  By ABUL FAZIL: Singapore, Nov. 10 SECRET society thug, described by the Royal Malaysian Police last month as “the most wanted man in the country," was caught here today. Kong Fu Chai, alias Chin Thong Sin and Hong Sin, 30. was arrested in an
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    A courtesy call
    54 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 10—The British Military Secretary. Lieut* Gen. Sir John Anderson, who is on a routine visit to Malaysia, today paid a courtesy call on the Chief of the Malaysian Armed Forces. Lieut.-Gen. Tengku Osman bin Tengku Mohamcd Jewa. at the Ministry of Defence. Sir John
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    New community halls
    64 10 MUAR. Nov. 8 The Mentri Besar of Johore. Dato Ha.ji Hassan bin Haii Yunos, today opened four community halls and a clinic in the Tangkak area They cost a total of $52,000 He said the Government's development projects would continue in spite of Indonesian confrontation. The Government,
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    Lock icon Soek to British envoy: Force Tengku to peace
    210 11 airspace” he said.- Renter. A P JAKARTA, Nov. 10. J President Soe* karno today warned Tengku Abdul Rahman that Malaysia would not "stand long.” He told the British Ambassador. Sir Andrew Gilchrist. to “force" the lengku to adhere to an Indonesian Malaysian
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    Arts, culture show for travel agents
    77 11 K UALA LUMPUR, Nov. 11.—The Royal Thai Embassy and in.c International Airlines tonight heul ,»n "Arts and Culture" show the Shell Theatrette for tourist "rcanisations and travel agencies here from the Tourist Organisations of Thailand and a halffeature film "Operation :,i *ng were screened.
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    Govt to seek expert aid on setting up a standards institute
    238 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 10. \f ALAYSIA is to seek technical and expert aid 1 from friendly countries to set up a standards institute, a spokesman of the Industrial Development Division of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry said here
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    Teacher from U.S.
    29 11 MACHANG. Niv 11— Mr Chester Bollay. a member of the US. Peace Corps, has been posted to the Hamzah Secondary School here as a science teacher.
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    200 build own kampong road
    62 11 PENANG, Nov. 8 Over 200 lUilf Villagers participated in a "gotong-royong" <self-help) project to build a 200-yard stretch of road at Kampong Bharu. in Aver Itam, today. The Penang Umno president. Sved Nassau idid. supervised the project which was completed in the afternoon. Materials for
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    US surgeons end visit
    46 11 SINGAPORE, Nov. 10 Twelve American surgeons headed by LH. George Ferre, of the International College of Surgeons, have left Singapore for Sydney after a briet visit to the State. While they were here, they had discussed common problems with local medical experts.
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    Talk on schools
    39 11 PORT SWETENHAM. Nov. 11. —The assistant Chief Education Adviser. Mr. S.V.J. Ponniah, will speak on "Comprehensive Education in our Schools” at the Methodist national-type primary school hall in Barrowman Road here at 5.30 p.m. on Friday
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    Dinner for Dato
    41 11 SINGAPORE. Nov. 11. The Singapore Rubber Packers Association will give a dinner on Nov. 13 in honour of millionaire, Dato Ng Quee Lam on the conferment of Dato Paduka Mahkota Johor on him by the Sultan of Johore
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    Four miners die in tunnel
    174 11 KANGAR, Nov. 1 1 OI K mining labourers reported missing since Monday night were today found dead in a 20ft-ft tleeo underground tunnel ■O Kaki Rukit about lb utiles from here The four Tenh Chok heong. 31. l ee Hoon I.eong. 26. Low Hun Peng.
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    Aussie call-up is encouraging, says Tengku
    296 11 Soekarno’s threats taken seriously KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 10. I ENGKU Abdul Rahman today described as "very encouraging Australia's decision to conscript men for peace-time overseas service. “This clearly shows/’ the Prime Minister added, “Australia ic*alises that Malaysia must be saved for smaller nations to
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    Work to begin soon on $15mil. sewage scheme
    99 11 SINGAPORE, Nov. 11—Construction work on the Sl5 million Toa Payoh sewage purification scheme is to begin very soon. A spokesman ol the Publtc Works Department said today several sub-contracts in connection with the scheme had beon awarded to local contractors When completed
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    U.S. MAY OFFER ARMS ON CREDIT: MISSION LEADER
    397 11 Kuala lumpur, Nov. 11. T h e United States is prepared to consider credit sale of military equipment to Malaysia, Mr. P. W. Manhard, leader of the top-level eight man American defence mission, said on arrival here today. However, he added, the
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    Co-op meeting
    30 11 BATU PAHAT, Nov. 11—The Batu Pahat Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society will hold It* annual meeting at the Coronation Boys’ Club at 9 a m on Nor. 17.
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    Japanese gift of $7,000 photo equipment
    190 12 Kuala lumpur, Nov. 10. The Japanese Government today presented $7,000 worth of photographic equipment to the Ministry of Youth. Sports and Culture here to start photography courses for youth leaders. At the same time, the Asia Foundation financed the project with a grant of
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    A buoy now
    32 12 PENANG. Nov. 11—A light float in the north channel approaching Penang harbour has been replaced by a red can relief buoy with the .same characteristics. Marine Headquarters announced today.
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    National Solidarity Week details
    615 12 PREMIER LEE ON NEED TO AROUSE UNITY SINGAPORE, Nov. 11 —The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today emphasised the need for national solidarity and unity in the face of Indonesian pressure. He was presiding at a meeting of representatives of political parties supporting Malaysia and
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    ROW BREWING IN IPOH OVER MASS RALLY TO BE HELD ON MONDAY
    263 12 IPOH, Nov. 11— A row is brewing here between the People’s Progressive Party and the National Solidarity Week Committee, over who are. the “representatives of the people in Ipoh.” The occasion for the row is the mass rally
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    Seventh Fleet commander due here next week
    224 12 KUALA LUMPUR, November, 1 1 yiCE-Admiral Roy L. Johnson, Commander of the U S. Seventh Fleet, will visit Port Swettenham and Singapore next week aboard his flagship, Oklahoma City, to have discussions with top ranking Government and service officials on the role of
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    Leadership shortage in Guide movement
    108 12 Kuala lumpur, nov. 11. —Malaysia, like most i other countries, Is facinc a shortage of leadership in the Girl Guide Movement. Miss Anstice Gibbs, Chief Commissioner of the Com monwealth Girl Guides’ Association. said here today This situation, she explained was caused by the high
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    Malaysia praised for success in T.B. control
    303 13 ‘ADVANCES MOST ENCOURAGING’ KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 11. f iE advances rnade in the control of tuberculosis in Malaysia were today termed "extremely encouraging" by Sir Harry Wunderly, a World Health Organisation consultant and TB adviser to Colombo Plon countries. If Malaysia continued its
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    ‘Poppy Queen’ contest
    50 13 n: PAHA I'. No\ 11 A >’ Queen" content will be .1 Pifppy dance at the Siu Hail here on Nov. 28. •'inner will pet a return air to Bangkok. la's, which close on Nov. 2G. 1 be sent to Dr. Michael 1 129 Jalan Bakau ChonBntu
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    Art exhibition
    31 13 'NOAPORE, Nov. 9. Mr. Sullivan, Press secretary to Milaysian Prime Minister, i>'ii a five-dav exhibition or 1,11 Paintings at the Victoria :i ‘al Hall on Nov. 12 at 5.30
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    Business is brisk for the batek girl at T.B. conference
    238 13 Kl AKA LI MFI R, Nov. 11—Delegates to the 15 conference at the Dew an Tengku Abdul Rahman here found it dillicult to resist the hatek. Keiantan silverware and handi craft on sale in the lobby. "Sales have been very
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    Thailand urged to help revive ASA
    184 13 Only way to heal Manila-K.L. rift SINGAPORE, Nov. 11. Raul Manglapus of the Philippines today suggested that Thailand should “take the initiative” in reviving the Association of South-East 0 Asia. Before flying home to Manila after a four-day visit to Sin;.'.pore, during which he
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    A gift—and the nation’s thanks to hero’s father
    159 13 A gift—and the nation’ s thanks to hero’ s father 1/UALA LUMPUR. Nov. 12 Tengku Abdul Rahman today gave $2,000 from the National Patriotic Fund to Inche Sulaiman bin llitam. lather of Abdul Samad, a j crew member of KDR Sri Selangor, who was killed in a sea battle with
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    LET’S SHOW SOEKARNO APPEAL BY M.B. IN SEREMBAN
    208 13 tfEREMBAN, Nov. 11.— The Mentri Besar of Negri Sembilan, Ditto (Dr.) Mohained Said bin Mohammed, today appealed to all races in the State to show their unity with one another by turning out, in large numbers for the Solidarity Week rally on
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    Malaysia-Japan air pact initialled
    197 13 KUALA LUMPUR, November 1 2 4 N air services agree- ment bet we e n Japart and Malaysia was initialled today after nearly three months of negotiations. Similar agreements reached with Britain. Holland, Switzerland, tfie Scandinavian countries, France, Italy. Australia and New Zealand took no more
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    Mission gets down to work
    253 14 L” l’ALA I. I >1 PI R. Not. It The eightman American military mission today got down to work to find out Malaysia’s arms requirements within 24 hours of their arrival in the Federal capital. Accompanied by the American Ambassador to Malaysia, Mr. James D.
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    Kesang landing: 19 committed for trial
    354 14 YflUAR, Nov. 12.—Seventeen Indonesians and two Malaysians alleged to have taken part in the recent Kesang landing. were today committed for trial by the Magistrate's Court here on charges of unlawful possession of arms and ammunition and consorting with Indonesian armed forces. They were
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    Scholarship committee
    63 14 SUNGEI PATANI. Nov. 12—A Kedah-Perlis American F’ield Service Committee has been formed here under the chairmanship of the District Otlicer Sved Osman bin Syeri Mohamed Idid. Main work of the committee will be to short-list Kedah applicants for American field service scholarships, and to find Malaysian homes for
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    Minister on tour
    34 14 SINGAPORE. Nov. 12. The new Minister for Law. Mr EW. Barker, will visit the Port of Singapore Authoritv tomorrow on his familiarisation tour of departments and statutory boards in his ministry
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    Royal opening
    32 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 12 The Sultan of Selangor will open the Tun Leong Yew Koh memorial wing of the Assunta Hospital m Pet aling .J tya on N >v 11
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    Survey men donate $1,072 more
    100 14 IY UAL A LUMPUR. Nov. 12. The staff of the Survey Department in Malaya has donated another $1,072 towards the National Defence Fund Last month when the Survey Departments in Malaya and Singapore contributed a total of $1,366. they said their contributions would be a
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    Church fair
    38 14 KAJANG. Nov. 12 The Louis Church in Jalan Omar here will hold a fun fair cn Nov. 28 in aid of its building fund The Dtstrict Officer, Inche Abdul Kadir bin Abdullah, will open the fair
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    Fish for breeders
    32 14 KI.UANG. Nov. 12. The St. Fisheries Department has riistrib lt< I some 17.TOO fish of different varieties to breeder* in various parts of the district so far this year.
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    GOVT TO TAKE OVER C AND W IN JANUARY
    182 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 12. THE Central Go\ernment today announce that it will take over external telecommunication services now operated by Cable and Wireless Ltd. from Singapore on Jan. 1 The company's licence expires on that date Pending the finalisation of absorption
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    Jelutong joy
    25 14 PENANG Nov 12.— The tong Youth Centre will ce h: its first anniversitv with a 1 fire and a buffet dinner on 14
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    Razak off today on Africa tour FIRST STOP CAIRO
    272 15 TALKS IN SEVERAL CAPITALS TO AND FROM LONDON CONFERENCE KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 12 THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, who leaves tomorrow to lead Malaysia's delegation to the Colombo Plan conference in London, will meet African and Middle East leaders
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    TENGKU IN KEDAH TO RELAX —AND WORK
    117 15 4 IX3R STAR. Nov. 12 A The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, flew here this afternoon for a three-day visit. "I want to get some relaxation and attend to some urgent business.” he said at Kepala Batas airport. The Tengku. looking cheerful. was
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    MB’s visit
    38 15 IPOH Nov. 12 The Mentri Btsu i f Perak. Du o Ahmad bin Sa.d. will t pen two community halls at Kampong Saiong Lembah and Kampong Ulu Pin) when hi visits Kuala Kangsar district cn Nev.
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    ‘Give the Big Week a look of gaiety’ call
    397 15 Kuala lumpur, Nov. 12. All buildings will be decorated and Malaysian flags flown throughout Malaysia during the National Solidarity Week from Nov. 16 to Nov. 22. The Minister of Information and Broadcasting Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, tonight appealed to the
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    PERAK DATO IS NAMED AS NEW SPEAKER
    409 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Nev. 12. J)ATO Bendahara C. M. Yusof, of Perak, is the first non-elected member to be appointed Speaker of the House of Representatives. The first item on the order paper of the 34day Budget meeting of the House beginning on Nov.
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    Lock icon British families leave Jakarta
    60 15 —A.P. JAKARTA. Nov 12—Reliable sources said today that the wives and children of all British Embassy personnel are leaving Indonesia ;»s a peonutionary measure became of the Malaysia crisis. The sources said that most of the British Embassy dependants have already left, while the last two
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    Language Institute and ‘cold ‘feet’ non-Malays
    235 16 Language Institute and ‘cold ‘feet’ non- Malays KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 12. VON-MALAY teachers suffer from “cold A feet’* when it is time for them to attend special courses run by the Language Institute here. When applications are invited from these teachers to join special courses in language training. many apply
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    Premier Lee tells of Indon ‘Let’s trade again’ feelers
    640 16 SINGAPORE, Now 12. Singapore's Premier, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. tonight revealed that “feelers" had been sent to him for a resumption of Indonesian trade if Singapore withdraws from Malaysia. He told the Legislative Assembly: “They have sent two kinds of feelers.”
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    Congratulations to Minister
    43 16 SINGAPORE Nov 12 Th* l'anglin Citizens' consultative committee have conveyed their “heartiest congratulations" to their Assemblyman, Mr. E W. Barker, ot, Ids appointment as Minister of Law. The committee will hold a Roodwill dinner in his honour on Nov JB.
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    Off to Manila
    28 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 12—Mr U.i.akl U'ren, Asian rrpre.cnta'tvc o| tin International Transpod Workers’ Federation, left for Manila toda\ to nies of tin MW I- then
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    Farmers’ tour
    38 16 SINGAPORE Nov 12 A -hm; if 42 .Singapore farmers, ineluc'ii’.: four women. today visit'd y» 1 >1 l.irtt’i'ips and tlio .huong industrial .'tut*" lid*“ establishments of Prln rj Product ii i ment, which orcmtiscd the tout.
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    Join Solidarity Week call to Front, SUPP
    216 16 Join Solidarity Week call to Front SUPP KUALA lUMPUR. Nov. —The chairman of tin* National Solidarity Week committee. Inehe S.nu hin Abdul Kahnvtn. today appealed to the leaders and members of the Socialist Front and the Sarawak United People's Party "to come forward \is tru* Xtalaysians" to take part in
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    New and tougher law to curb exploitation of young women
    286 16 KUALA LUMPUR, November. 1 1 PROVISION to deal more harshly with pro* of young women and girls for immoral r 1 poses is likely to be included in new legislation prostitution to be presented to Parliament shorn} This was indicated
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    Doctors off to Bangkok
    40 16 KUALA LUMPUR. N i 8 S dhy M Ollici r. and Dr .''i in TB sprcialts'. 1- ft I t Gup’ od Dr W I K r«r v..tension to the WHO 18. which end'd her: day.
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    Govt asks for full details of Borneo air merger
    281 17 Kuala lumpur, nov. 11. The Central Government has asked Malaysian Airways to prepare a detailed study paper on the implications of the proposed merger of the airline with Borneo Airways. The paper should deal with the liabilities and assets of Borneo
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    Star girl of Royal Command play
    127 17 KI'AI.A LUMPUR. Nov. 13. MARHAMAH HAMID. 21. (above) a second-year student at the Language Institute in Kuala Lumpur. who plays Tun Fatimah in tiie play “taiLi Sari” to be presented by the institute's dramatic society and the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports, on
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    Brunei Sultan in talks
    50 17 LONDON. Nov 15 —The Sultan of Brunei had a 30-minute meeting yesterday with the Commonwealth Secretary and is due to meet him again this afternoon A spokesman lor the Sultan s>aid He is discussing the general problems of Brunei, but I cannot give you any details.’’
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    Lock icon Two-to-one vote for Malaysia in Manila poll
    164 17 —-l‘.P.l. jyfANILA, Nov. 12.—Public opinion here favours Malaysia two-to-one in her dispute with Indonesia, according to a survey published by the Manila Bulletin today. Antagonism toward Indonesia aims strongly at President Soekarno himself, a report by Index Inc. showed, while views on Malaysia
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    Estimates passed
    28 17 TANGKAK. Nov. 12 —The Local council in Bukit Kangkar six miles from here, has oassed a total of f 16.675 as estimated expenditure for next year
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    Date at Nee Soon
    27 17 SINGAPORE. Nov 12—The Assemblyman for Change Mi Sun Boon Woo- will open the Nee Soon Community Centre at 7 p.m in Nov. 15.
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    Religious Council to help Shariah Court urged
    301 17 SINGAPORE. Nov. 12. Singapore Umno today suggested the setting up of a Muslim religious council to help the Shariah Court function properly. The secretary-general of ’he party. Dato Syed Esa Almenor. said: ‘‘The majority oi Malays in Singapore are not happy with the
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    3 reasons why an American chose Singapore
    253 17 (SINGAPORE, Nov. 12. The first American student to study law at the University of Singapore under a Rotary Foundation fellowship flew in last night. Nebraska-born Leland V. Carlson, 25. who holds an LI. B. degree from Stanford University, will take a one-year post
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    Survey boat for RMN service
    76 17 PENANG < Nov. 15—A Marine Department survey and inspection vessel. the Tanjong Merang, leaned by the department to the Royal Malaysian Navy for patrol duties will be commissioned for RMN service at a ceremony here at 11 a.m. tomorrow. The vessel fitted with guns and
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    East-west road link backed by Canadian experts
    175 17 Kuala lumpur, Nov. 12. Canadian experts have backed the proposed east-west coast road, linking Sungei Siput in Perak and Kuala Brang in Kuala Trengganu. A report or their survey in Malaya is now being stualed The Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications, Dato
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    Penang delegation will study Singapore’s know-how
    173 17 pENAKO, Nov. 12.—A nine-member delegation of the George Town City Council will make an ollicial four-day study tour of Singapore next month. The delegation, led by the Mayor, Mr C.Y. Choy, includes four other councillors, Messrs MS A Zaehariah, Oof Thiam Siew Teh Ewe
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    Activity in rubber increases
    557 18 1M1IS past week has shown considerably Increased activity and the downward trend of last week has continued say H.C.B and Co. Ltd in their current rubber review. The figure of about 8,000 tons of Russian shipments for November received last Friday has since been amended to
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    UNIT TRUSTS
    48 18 (M.inanen 1 Price-,) •'•rut M ilayan 2.0a s<"dtui Malayan i.-f<« i 1: "1 Malayan I to -ji Malay i (’ommiTtf ss I n:< 1'iij.t Il'itiK Korin 1 17 I 22* ’■''t* 'I Ut)‘ik! Kotik! sr, S|tXil* Ut'til a <'ommii'litv ir, <» X( (•lloiii Koiik i■ ii11itit vi.
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      Market ends week on quiet but steady note
      1875 18 From Our Market Correspondent Till-: Stock Kxchange of Malaysia had quiet 1 trading on Saturday morning with only small variations in prices from previous business. There was a steady undertone. Tins tended slightly easier after the I.T.C. de2isions on new buffer stock
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      48 18 i-HE Malayan Exchan«e Banks' Association ma b* these changes In its rat’s to merchants yesterday (all »ate. to *100): Setting TT or OO ready: Deutsche Mirks 12s* Swiss Francs 139 5 h; Belgian Francs Idol French Francs I Danish Kroner 22IJ Swedish K roner I ti
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      92 18 CHIPS lyn« alongside the Singapore Harbour wharves or expected today art: Bomba la 5, Achilles 6 7. Rebeverett s Aizu Marti 13 14, Siaoe 23/24. Ker.ingau 2.1 26, Rothestein 31'36 Nissan Maru 40'41. Port Swettenham: Wharf Berthe iJreentord, Zola, Marine Discoverer. Komorin. New Wharf Berths: Achilles, Helta
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      58 18 uriciil Dale Total lor Total lor pawiicnt pavalile the year previous year Ampat 18i Dec ;J1 68J% A. Ilitam 12i'» Dec. 29 I7V' Malayan Tin 20' Dec. J 1 >s', 37J'i 25'. Dec 31 55 S. Malax an !21', Dec .11 10 48i'r 15', Dec. 31 40 llivciview
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      CLOSING PRICES
      27 18 November 13. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 70; cents (up half a cent). TIN: 8738.871- a picul (down 510.37 Unollicial estimated offering: 210 tons (up Hi tons).
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      CLOSING PRICES
      33 18 RI'BHF.K TIN 1 pei lb 1 per picul Nov. 9. 'l'« ct*. $730.87'* 10. 70'iCtv $735.00 11. 70', els. $750.50 12. 70 3, cts. $719.25 13. :0'„ cts $738.87' 14. $710.00
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      PRODUCE PRICES
      71 18 i MIN Eat Produce Eichan*t. Sm*aV. por* noon price* par picul yetlerday Coconut ail: Milk $54 sellers lrum sc7 sellers. Copra: Nov. Pec I’K Continent I'nquoted Popper: Muntok white sl4*i sellerSarawak white sl42i sellers. siren Sc raw ak Mack $1174 sellers, garbled Lomponi Mack $1224 sellers As. V
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      66 18 The Malayan Exchange Banks’ Association made this changes to its vrtes to merchants on Saturday tall rates to 100*: C anada: buying TT 35 116 mail OD 35 3 16. 90 d st 35 11 n credit bills. 35\ trade bills Selling TT or OP ready Canada: 34
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      H.K. RATES
      39 18 rvN the Tree exchange marHet In Hon* Kon* on Saturday the U S do Mar was quoted at 5 761 for TT ant for cash. Sterling was quoted at IS .96 ati tael of gold at 250i
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      Bus-car crash, but all safe
      65 18 NIBONG TEBAL. Fri. N” ie passengers in an express bus coped injury when it was invo’yy in a collision with a car on y' outskirts of Sungei Bakap yc>‘'‘ day. The bus. belonging to the IVi terworth-Kuala Lumpur E\P Ir Service, was on its way
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      MALAYAN STOCK INDICES
      47 18 Nov. 9. Nov. 10. Nov. 11. Nov. 12. Nov. 13. Nov. H Industrials: 89.27 88 82 88.72 89.16 89.71 JJ-J* Tins: 133.36 132 87 133.56 133 67 134.47 rubbers: 107.00 107.(10 107.00 107.28 107.28 10< 1* Dec. 30. 1963 100. Dec 29 1962 100.
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    Malaysia a lucky lotion, says Tengku
    247 19 oUNOAI PATANI, Nov. O is. Tengjtu Abdul unman said tomgnt mao Malaysia was one ui cne lew countries In, me wond Wnose people nave reauy enjoyea tne mu us oi independence, mince MtcatMA, our people .ive prospered under tne na,,0118 oeveiupmeiii programme. he added.
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    50,000 crowd expected at Kangar’s S-Day rally
    178 19 50,000 crowd expected at Kangar’ s S-Day rally ITAWOAR, Not. 18—About 50i000 people are expected to attend the National Solidarity Week rally here at 4 p.m. on Nov. 18. The Mental Baser, Da to Sheikh Ahmad, will address the rally In the national language with translations in Chinese. Tamil and
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    Hunt on after gunboat landing report
    174 19 IfUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 13. Police today continued their search for four people said to have alighted from two vessels which looked like Indonesian gunboats off the beaches at Kampong Tanjong Dahan near Kuala Linggi, Malacca, last night. A police spokesman here said: “So far
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    Those who don’t back the S-Week...
    115 19 ITUALA LUMPUR, Not. 13. —The Assistant Minister of Justice, Inche Abdul Rahman Ya’acob. said today that those who did not support the National Solidarity Week should be treated as Indonesian infiltrators and agents. Any political party, he added, that showed divided loyalty should be
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    PHASE No. 1 TO SAVE A TOWN OF 50,000 IS COMPLETED
    164 19 TTCLUK ANSON, Nov. IS. JL —The first phase of a survey to sqve this town of 50.000 people, X and property worth ISO million, from being washed away by the Perak River,. has now been completed. This is disclosed
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    Coffee talk
    35 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. IS—The Minister of Local Government and Housing. Mr. Khaw Kai Bob, will address the meeting of the Pan-Malayan CofTeeshop Keepers' Association at the Chinese Assembly Hall here on Nov. 15.
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    WE DIDN’T RECEIVE INVITATIONS, SAY FOUR PARTIES
    213 19 MUAR, November. 13. F EADERS of four opposition political parties today denied having received Invitations from the District Officer, Inche Mohamed Said bin Mohamed Tahir, to attend the meeting of the Muar National Solidarity Week committee. The four parties are the Socialist Front,
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    Trade mission
    20 19 SINGAPORE, Nov. 13—A 15-man South Korean trade delegation will arrive In Singapore from Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 18.
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    S’pore dole dodgers: They get public money when not eligible
    197 19 CINGAPORE, Nov. 13. A large number of people are receiving public welfare assistance although they are not eligible by not reporting their true family circumstances. Mr. Chan Chee Seng, parliamentary secretary to the Minister for Social Affairs, said this in
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    Town Council challenge over beggars
    170 19 SEREMBAN, Nov. 13. United Democratic Party and Labour Party town councillors last night challenged the Alliance members to go round the town and see for themselves the beggars sleeping in the fivefoot ways The challenge came during a lively debate at the monthly meeting of
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    The Big Week: Six slogans for S’pore
    128 19 SINGAPORE, Nov. 13.— The National Solidarity Week committee here has dclded on six slogans to be used during the week from Nbv. 16. to Nov. 22. All ministries and departments and statutory bodies, members of the four Chambers of Commerce the Manufacturers* Association,
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    40,000 pleas to boost D-fund
    76 19 PENANG. Nov. IS—More than tiona to the National Defence Fund 40,000 letters appealing for donawlll soon be sent out to wageearners In the State. The Solidarity finance Committee, headed by the Chief Minister, Da to Wong Pow Nee, has decided that various chambers of commerce
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    Rotary Club fellowships
    48 19 SINGAPORE; Nov. 13—Rotary Clubs in Malaysia are now Inviting candidates for the award of three Rotary fellowships provided for this area under the Rotary Foundation. Prospective candidates must be unmarried graduate students between 20 and 29 years of age with certain scholastic and character requirements.
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    College lectures
    34 19 SINGAPORE, Nov. 18—A course of 10 lectures in Chinese on “The Practice of Quality Control” will begin on Nov. 26 at Ngee Ann College under the sponsorship of the Economic Development Board.
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    Estimates approved
    20 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 13—The Sungel Matl local council, has passed estimates totalling 115.986 as expenditure for next year.
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    PEMBROKE LAD’S $259
    1090 20 PEMBROKE LAD S $259 UALA LUMPUR, Nov. 11. Pembroke Lad (late Tactic), an Eng-lish-b r e d three-year-old down out from England, created a surprise ip pay $259 in the Cl. 3, Div, 3, 6f handicap here today. Race One CL. DIV. 1—9)6* Venl Vlci Stable’s (8) TEKNAIi 8.3 (468
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    NZ-BRED SUPERIOR PAL ROMPS HOME BY FOUR LENTHS
    937 20 V U A L A LUMPUR. Nov. 15. —Superior Pal, a New Zealandbred five year old gelding, proved too good for his nine rivals in the Class i Three lOf handicap here today. Race Om div. 3 or. Leond Huat 8tabled <10>*WMX)RT
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